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ABST agreement of 1732 America appointed April Arch Baltimore's boundary line Calvert Papers Cape Henlopen Cecilius Calvert Chancery Charles charter claim Colonial Hist Colonial Papers Commission COPY Creek crown stone Delaware Bay Delaware River dispute Dixon line Duke of York Dutch east Governor Gordon Governor Ogle Governor Sharpe grant History James Logan John July June King land latitude Letter Lord Baltimore marked Markham Maryland and Pennsylvania Mason and Dixon Mile Post Milestone mound Newcastle Note ORIG original patent Penn MSS Penn Papers Penn's Pennsylvania and Maryland Pennsylvania Commissioners petition Phila Philadelphia Post mark'd West Proceedings proprietors Province Province of Maryland Rept resurvey Ridge Sept settlement Sharpe Letterbook Stone monument surveyors Susquehanna tangent line temporary line territory Thomas Penn Trade and Plantations Virginia west line William Penn
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Seite 299 - THOMAS PENN and RICHARD PENN, true and absolute proprietaries and governors in chief of the province of Pennsylvania and counties of Newcastle, Kent and Sussex, on Delaware...
Seite 18 - The history of the boundary dispute between the Baltimores and Penns, resulting in the original Mason and Dixon line, is an exhaustive account by Edward Bennett Mathews of the events which preceded the marking of the original line.
Seite 294 - To be heard before the Right Honorable the Lords of the committee of His Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Council for plantation affairs. At the Cockpit at Whitehall, Thursday 23 Feby.
Seite 32 - I have hereunto set my Hand and caused the Seal of said Department to be affixed at Harrisburg, this ninth day of November 1903.
Seite 118 - Majesty shall be in a better condition to satisfy it: upon the whole matter, it is ordered, that copies of his Petition be sent unto Sir John Werden, in behalf of his Royal Highness; and unto the agents of the Lord Baltimore, to the end they may report how far the pretensions of Mr, Penn may consist with the boundaries of Maryland, or the Duke's propriety of New York, and his possessions in those parts.
Seite 38 - ... place, of intersection of the due north line and said curve, being the point of intersection of the three States; and 4th. The north end of the aforesaid due north line, or intersection of said line, with the east and west line of Mason and Dixon, being "a parallel of latitude fifteen English statute miles south of the most southern part of the city of Philadelphia," and the boundary of Pennsylvania and Maryland on the north.
Seite 19 - ... the possession of the Pennsylvania Historical Society and the Maryland Historical Society and such scattered papers, maps, etc., as are found in the Congressional Library, the libraries of the US Department of State and War, the US Coast and Geodetic Survey and the prominent libraries in the cities of the eastern States. Mr. Burchard when librarian of the Survey was detailed to this study in 1898 through the courtesy of the Superintendent of the US Coast and Geodetic Survey and much work was...
Seite 301 - John Penn, Thomas Penn, and Richard Penn, Esqrs; Plaintiffs. Charles Calvert Esq ; Lord Baltimore in the Kingdom of Ireland, Defendant. For the Plaintiffs. Upon a Bill to compell a Specifick Execution of Articles of Agreement entred into between the Partys for selling the Boundarys of the Province of Pensilvania, the Three Lower Countys, and the Province of Maryland, and for perpetuating Testimony, &c.
Seite 253 - Lordships humbly offered their opinion, that for avoiding further differences, the tract of land lying between the river and the eastern sea, on the one side, and Chesapeake Bay on the other, be divided into equal parts, by a line from the latitude of Cape Henlopen to the 40th degree of northern latitude...
Seite 209 - A Relation of the Successful Beginnings of the Lord Baltemore's Plantation in Mary-land: being an extract of certaine Letters written from thence by some of the Adventurers to their friends in England...