Name: Map no. I, created in 1747, accompanies a bill in the Chancery of New Jersey in the case of John, Earl of Stair, against Benjamin Bond. It was printed in New York by James Parker, with additional copies available from Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia. The map, measuring 39 x 32 cm and folded to 35 x 21 cm, provides historical context related to land grants, boundaries, and Indian land transfers in New Jersey, specifically during the Colonial period (ca. 1600-1775) - SuperStock
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Map no. I, created in 1747, accompanies a bill in the Chancery of New Jersey in the case of John, Earl of Stair, against Benjamin Bond. It was printed in New York by James Parker, with additional copies available from Benjamin Franklin in Philadelphia. The map, measuring 39 x 32 cm and folded to 35 x 21 cm, provides historical context related to land grants, boundaries, and Indian land transfers in New Jersey, specifically during the Colonial period (ca. 1600-1775)

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