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Where one has a stream, and the other is dry, "Zeng s'd 1ollow the water Where one is narro the other 'de" Zeng s A, al W1 ai

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Nashobe (as it was showed to vs) so as to take out nere one half s'd plantation and the bigest part of the medows, it appears to vs to Agree well with the report of M'r John Flint & M'r Joseph

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Groton, as s'd Groton was Survey'd & Lay'd out by Mr. Noyce, & the

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Represent the Lines, or Bounds of the severall adjacent Towns bounding on the s'd.

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Gazette, that they carefully View the s'd Lands as well as the other parts of the s'd Towns, so farr as may be desired by the

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Lands within the s'd Towns of Dunstable and Groton of the time of their going by Causing the same to be publish'd in the Boston

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Lancaster in Partickeler what is best to be done with the Estates of those men which are Gone from their Estates to General Gage and to whose use they shall Improve them whether for the proviance or the town where s'd Estate is.

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That on the second day of October 1711 the s'd comitty went vpon the premises with an Artis and veved [viewed] and servaied the Land mentioned in the Peticion and find that the most southerly line of the plantation of Nashobe is bounded partly on Concord & partly on

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Read and accepted; And the Indians native Proprietors of the s'd

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And s'd comite find vpon the servey that Groton hath Run into

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