Province of the Massachusetts-Bay : At a session of the Great and General Court, held at Boston, October 14th. 1713. Resolved, that it is for Her Majestas printed] in the most defensible manner, in the county of York, in the late province of Mayne.

Advertisement : The Proprietors of the Kennebeck-Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth hereby give notice to the inhabitants of this and the neighbouring governments, who want settlements for themselves or children ... For further particulars enquire of James Bowdoin, James Pitts, and Benjamin Hallowell, Esquires, Dr. Silvester Gardiner, and Mr. William Bowdoin, committee; or of David Jeffries, proprietors clerk. Boston, May 9th. 1759.
Published: (1759)

The report of the committee of the General Court relating to the settlement of North-Yarmouth : with the order of Court for accepting the same in their sitting begun Jan. 29. 1733 [1734 N.S.].
Published: (1734)

Advertisement : Whereas the committee appointed by the Great and General Court or Assembly, at their sessions May 28th. 1722. for carrying on, and perfecting the re-settling of the township of North Yarmouth in Casco-Bay; have proceeded to bring forward that settlement ... These are therefore to give publick notice to all persons that deem themselves proprietors ... to meet the aforesaid committee on Wednesday the 28th of December next ...

Advertisement. The Proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, having much at heart the settlement of the eastern country;--and knowing how greatly the settlement of their particular tract would conduce thereto, have been at a very great expenc in promoting the settlement of it.--.
Published: (1760)

Advertisement : Whereas the Proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the late colony of Plymouth, have made and are making divers settlements on Kennebeck-River, particularly at Frankfort near Richmond: For the encouragement whereof the said proprietors have voted to make a grant of one hundred acres of land to every family who shall settle there ...
Published: (1754)

Advertisement : The Proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth have the satisfaction to inform the public, that their endeavors to settle said purchase have been attended with a success answerable to their expectation. And as they are still desirous further to encourage the settlement of it ...
Published: (1763)

Advertisement : The Proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, having much at heart the settlement of the eastern country;--and knowing how greatly the settlement of their particular tract would conduce thereto, have been at a very great expence in promoting the settlement of it.-- ...
Published: (1760)

Advertisement : The Proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, hereby inform the publick, that besides the twelve townships mention'd in their advertisement of the 16th of February last, they have agreed to appropriate a tract of land on each side of Kennebeck River for the accommodation of such families as may be inclined to settle there. ...
Published: (1761)

Samuel Waldo of Boston, merchant, intending with all possible expedition to settle two towns of forty families each, on a tract of land, to which his title is indisputable, lying on the western side of a navigable river known by the name of St. George's River ... hereby notifies all persons who may be desirous to take up lots and settle there ...
by: Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759
Published: (1735)

Boston, May 22d. 1735 : Whereas since my return from St. George's River in the eastern parts of this province, where I have lately been ... to effect the settlement of two towns ... I thought it would not be improper to make it known by this means, what reception I met with from the Indians ...
by: Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759
Published: (1735)

Eastern lands for sale : The public are hereby notified, that there are for sale, large and valuable tracts of land, situated between the highlands and the Atlantic Ocean, from north to south; and between the River St. Croix, and the state of New-Hampshire, from east to west. ...

Liberty men and great proprietors : the revolutionary settlement on the Maine frontier, 1760-1820 /
by: Taylor, Alan, 1955-
Published: (1990)

Wir Endes unterschriebene sämtliche Einwohner der Gegend Broad-Bay genannt : in dem Ost-Theil der Provintz Neu-Engelland in America, urkunden und bezeugen hiemit ... Da nun dieses der gesundeste und fruchtbareste Ort in dem gantzen America ist ... Welches wir mit unser eigenhändigen Unterschrifft bescheinigen den 1sten May 1750. ...
Published: (1750)

Historical Atlas of Maine /
Published: (2015)

To be sold, a tract of land of one hundred thousand acres, situate on the east side of Penobscot-River, in the eastern part of New-England, on the following conditions, viz.

O. P. McMains and the Maxwell land grant conflict /
by: Taylor, Morris F.
Published: (1979)

Advertisement : Province of the Massachusetts-Bay. ss. Pursuant to a warrant to me directed by the Honourable Samuel Danforth, Esq; ... These are to advertise the proprietors of a certain tract of land lying and being within the county of York ... to assemble and convene (by themselves or agents lawfully authorized) at the Sun-Tavern in Corn-hill Boston, on Wednesday the twenty-fourth day of December next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to consider and act upon the several particulars hereafter mentioned, viz. ...
Published: (1751)

The report of a committee of the Honourable the Council and House of Representatives for the province of the Massachusetts-Bay, appointed to consider of the petitions of sundry persons proprietors of lands at the eastward, who have lately been disturbed in the possession and settlement thereof, by Col. David Dunbar : As also, the opinion of the King's attorney and solicitor general respecting those lands; who in their report to the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations, give it very strongly in favour of the said province. : Very necessary to be known by all the inhabitants of New-England; more especially those who have any interest in lands lying in the eastern parts.

An act for the better settling the province of Georgia : Passed the 19th of July, 1757.

To the hon. the Senate and the hon. the House of Representatives of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, in General Court assembled- : Humbly shews the subscribers, inhabitants in the towns ... on both sides the river Audroscoggin [as printed] that they have seen in a late newspaper, an application of the people called the Proprietors of the Pejepscot Claim, for a proprietors meeting, in which among others, there is an article to appoint an agent to make a deed to the commonwealth, pursuant to the award of arbitrators lately made. ...
by: Collier, Isaac
Published: (1800)

Forasmuch as there have been many disputes and controversies for a long time, concerning the titles to a great part of the lands in the eastern parts of this province; many of which are claimed by vertue of ancient grants and conveyances ... It is therefore apprehended, that the printing and dispersing of extracts and collections of those acts, laws and orders, made from the first and earliest settlement of those colonies, down to the present times, will be of considerable service to the concerned ...
Published: (1753)

A defence of the title of the late John Leverett Esq; to a tract of land in the eastern parts of the Province of the Massachusetts Bay, commonly called Muscongus lands, lying upon St. George's, Muscongus and Penobscott Rivers /
by: Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759

By His Excellency the Honourable George Clinton, captain general and governor in chief of the province of New-York ... A proclamation : Whereas several incroachments have lately been made by the inhabitants of the provinces of Massachusetts-Bay and New-Hampshire, upon the lands and possessions of divers of His Majesty's subjects, holding the same by virtue of letters patents under the great seal of this province ... Given under my hand and seal at arms at Fort-George, in the city of New-York, the twenty eighth day of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and fifty three ...

Advertisement : This is to notify all the proprietors of a tract of undivided land, lying fifteen miles on each side of Kennebeck River ... to meet at the house of Mr. Robert Stone, at the Royal Exchange Tavern in Kingstreet, Boston, on Tuesday the seventeenth day of October next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to transact the following articles, viz. ...
Published: (1752)

Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Lands for sale : To be sold by the subscribers, in behalf of the commonwealth, seven townships of land in the Passamaquoddy country ...
Published: (1785)

At a meeting of the Proprietors of the Kenebeck Purchase : from the late colony of New-Plymouth, on the 12th of January, 1753, unanimously voted, that the following votes be printed.
Published: (1753)

The proprietors holding under Lake & Clark, plaintiffs, against proprietors from Plymouth Colony, defendants.
Published: (1757)

Resolve confirming a grant of land thirty miles square, to the heirs of Brigadier Waldo, on certain conditions, July 4, 1785 : The committee appointed ... to examine the claims to land in the county of Lincoln, &c. take leave to report ...

Advertisement : Whereas the Plymouth Proprietors (so called) have impowered John North lieut. of Pemaquid Fort, and Samuel Goodwin of Charlestown, to survey large tracts of land at the eastern parts of this province ... In order to prevent such mean and abusive constructions for the future, the Proprietors of the Lands Formerly Belonging to Mr. George Davie at the adjournment of their meeting in Boston, March 7. 1750, voted, that an extract of the patent of the Plymouth Proprietors be herewith printed ...
Published: (1750)

The Award and final determination of the referees : respecting the claims of the Proprietors of the Kenebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, and the company holding under Clark and Lake, relative to the lands on each side Kenebeck River.
Published: (1757)

Advertisement : Whereas by some late advertisements, it may be understood that Lieutenant John North, and Mr. Samuel Goodwin, in their late survey, have exceeded the limits of the patent granted by the council established at Plymouth ... These are to inform all whom it may concern, that said patent extendeth ...
Published: (1751)

The deformity of a hideous monster, discovered in the province of Maine, by a man in the woods, looking after Liberty.
by: Ely, Samuel, 1740-

To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting : Whereas His late Majesty King James the First, for the advancement of a colony ... Know ye, that we the heirs and assigns ... of and in all said lands on Kenebeck River aforesaid, and legal proprietors thereof, at our meeting held at Boston, this [blank] day of [blank] A.D. 17[blank] called and regulated according to law, have voted, granted and assigned to [blank] ...
Published: (1750)

Province of Nova-Scotia, By His Excellency Charles Lawrence, Esq; ... A proclamation : Whereas since the issuing of the proclamation dated the twelfth day of October 1758, relative to settling the vacated lands in this province ... I am impowered to make grants in the following proportions ... Given in the Council-chamber at Halifax, this eleventh day of January 1759 ...

By Stephen F. Austin, Civil Commandant of the colony forming on the Colorado and Brazos Rivers in the province of Texas : Permission is herebygranted to [blank spaces] to emigrate and settle in the colony forming by me ... : required to comply with the general regulations hereunto annexed ...
by: Austin, Stephen F. (Stephen Fuller), 1793-1836
Published: (1821)

At a meeting of the proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase from the late colony of New-Plymouth, held at Boston, by adjournment, July 2, 1792 : Voted, that the proprietors of the Kennebeck Purchase, will on the second Wednesday in December next, make grants in the town of [blank] of the following lots, to the persons, whose names are respectively set against them, unless before that time, other persons shall claim the said lots, viz. [blank] ... And if there are any other settlers, the proprietors are disposed to make grants to them on reasonable terms. Attest. [blank] Proprietor's clerk.
Published: (1792)