MoiORAiN'uuM That on the fourteenth Day of March Anno Domini 1752, Personally Came and Appeared l>efore me Cad^vallader Golden Esq'' One of his Majesty's Couucill for the Province of New York the within named Alexander Golden and liiohard Albertson Trustees of tlie Palatine Parish of Quassaick and Acknowledged that they Executed the witlnn Deed of Surrender as tlicir Volunta,ry Act and Deed for the uses tl^erein mentioned and I having Carefully Perused the same and finding nj iuatcriall Razures or Interlineations therein than what are taken notice of before tlie Sealing and Delivery thereof do allo\» the same to be Recorded.

Cadwallaoeu Golden.

TAPKRS ilELATIISiM TO TK12 PALATINES. 603

Recorded In tlie Secretary's olxice of New York in Lib: Patents Commencing P* June 1739 pa 379 &c'* and the Record Exam'^ herewitli this 2o'^ d;i,y of March 1752 By

G"-^ Banyar D Secry.

*,* The Letters patent to Golden, Albertson et al. for the above Tract bear date 2t)th March, 1752, and will be found on Record in See's ofi': also in Eager's Hist, of Orange Co., to wliich work the Reader is referred for further information on the subsequent interesting' history of these Glebe Lanils. Those who may not have this work convenient, can turn to H Jackson's Reports 1!5, for the particulars of tiie ejectment suit brought in 1806, against St. George's Chui-cli, Newburgh, to recover a part of the original Palatine Grant. ,Ed.

PETITION FOK MOKE TAYEilNS AT NEWI^UKGH ; 1767.

To his Ex.cellcncy Sir Hknhy Moore Earonet Captain General and Governor in cliief in and over the Province of New York and tlie Territories depending thereon in America, Clianceilor and Vice admiral of the same. The Petition of John Morrell and Josepli Albertson Inliabitants of tiie Glebe Land of the Parish of Newburgli ia Ulster Comity.