To His Excellency Sir Peregrine #152 Maitland K.C.B. Lieut. Governor of Upper Canada and Major General Commanding His Majesties Forces therein In Council
The Petition of Tho. Hinton of the Township of Trafalgar humbly sheweth
That your Excellency's petitioner is a native of England has been in this Country twenty years was a Vollunteer in the late war with the states never looked for or received any grant from the Crown he therefore prays your Excellency may grant him such quantity of wild land as in your wisdom you may deem him entitled to and as is duty bound your Excellency's petitioner will ever pray. Trafalgar June 6th 1825} Thos. Hinton
---------------------------------------------------------------- #152a This may Certify that I have been acquainted with the bearer Thomas Hinton for about fifteen years he is an honest industrious Sober Loyal man. given at Nelson 8 April 1824 W. Chisholm
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I certify that Thomas Hinton
a native of South Wales ___________ ______________
hath taken and subscribed the Oath of Allegiance required by Law, before
me at York, in the Home District, this 7th day of June in the year
of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and twenty five
Grant Powell
Commissioner
1st Panel #152c
In Council 8 June 1825
Recommended
200 Acres
WDR
Order issued 9th June 1825 Entd in Land Book _VI ____ 340
2nd Panel
Petition II-II 14
No.152
Thomas Hinton for
Land
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Government House
York, 7 June 1825
Referred to the Surveyor
General to report hereon
for the information of
the Honble Executive Council
By ____________
Edward Mahon
in absence of Major Hillier
I do not find that the Petitioner has ever received any Land. Thos. Ridout Tgr. 7 June 1825 J. Ge____
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