#44

	To His Excellency Frances Gore Esquire,
	Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Upper
	Canada

				In Council
		The Petition of James Hinton
		of Trafalgar	yeoman

Humbly sheweth
		That your Petitioner is desirous
	of leasing Lot number Twenty six, in the
	Second Concession South side of Dundas
	Street in the Township of Trafalgar the
	same being a Crown Reserve, and craves leave
	to offer Thomas Hinton of Trafalgar Farmer
	as a Surety to be joined in a bond with your
	Petitioner for securing the regular payment of
	the rent according to The Terms of the Lease
		Wherefore your Petitioner prays that
	your Excellency may be pleased to grant him a
	Lease of the said Lot subject to The Conditions
	expressed in the notice issued from the office
	of the late Lieutenant Governor Hunter having
	date the 16th October 1802.  And as is duty
		bound shall ever pray.

York    6th January}	James Henton
                   1808

The Petitioner took the Oath of Allegiance on his
application for Land in 1806

	#44a
1st Panel
2 July 1811

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2nd Panel
            Lease II-II 44
                                311
             James Hinton
               Petition for a
                     Lease
Received from himself 6th January
1809.
To Messr Chewett & Ridout
	Acting Surveyors General
Be pleased to Report upon
Petitioner.	J. Mish
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	No 1226
Lot  No26 in the Second
Concession South of Dundas
Street__Trafalgar
Reserved for the Crown.
Timber:  Oak_Pine & Maple
	      Chewett & Ridout
	      acting Surveryors Ge
3rd Panel
		Lieut. Governor's Office
			2nd April 1810
	Referred to the Executive Council by
order of the Lieut. Governor.  Wm Hallory SG_

The Petition of 
Henry Cale
received 15 apr
                1818
to whom a Lease was
granted 9th May 18__