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[Patent no. 21693, sale no. 225]

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Date:

20 July 1929 (3 December 1921)

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R216, RG10-D-11-a, Volume number: 10983

Item no. (creator):

21693

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

5419402

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Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development fonds

Indian and Inuit Affairs Program sous-fonds

Land patents

Land patents - Book 60

[Patent no. 21693, sale no. 225]
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Date(s):

20 July 1929 (3 December 1921)

Place of creation:

Ontario

Language of material:

English

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Patent granting Halvor Jenson Light House Site & Road Leading There To in northwest Corner of Paskonkin Res. No. 15 M & B from plan CLSR 1557 in Ontario.
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Associated name: Rainy River First Nations

Recipient: Jenson, Halvor

Rainy River First Nations
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10-46

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Original sales remark reads: "Successor Band is Amalgamated Rainy River Band which later became Rainy River Band. The Present is Paskonkin #15. See also Sale 225, Book 55." Original patent remark reads: "Total Area (Patent): in 1901, 35.05 Acres of Land Was Transferred by Order in Council To the Department of Marine and Fisheries for Lighthouse Purposes, Pursuant To Sec. 35 of the Indian Act. This Was Long Before the 1915 Surrender of the Reserve. in 1929, the Department of Marine and Fisheries Transferred the Land (35.05 Acres) Back To the Dept. of Indian Affairs. This Lighthouse Reserve (35.05 Acres) Was Surrendered in 1921. The Patent Conveys Only 27.85 Acres. This is Probably Explained by the Fact That the Surrender Was for The." Original lot remark reads: " Original Lighthouse Reserve, Part of which Would Appear To Be Underwater and Outside the Boundaries of the Reserve When It Was Surrendered. See Plan T641." Original reservation remark reads: "... Reserving All Gold and Silver which May Be Found To Exist Within, Upon, Or Under Such Land, Together With Full Power To Work the Same, and for this Purpose To Enter Upon, Use and Occupy the Said Land(s) Or As Much Thereof and To Such Extent As May Be Necessary for the Effectual Working and Extracting of the Said Minerals."

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Title assigned by Library and Archives Canada.

Arrangement note:

Sale no. 225 is in sales book 51, folio 116

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Two dates are used for the patent date and the sales date (in brackets).

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RG10-D-11-a
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