...or Islands commonly called Mattawacks or Long Island, together with Hudson's River, and all the Land from the West side of Connecticut River to the East side of Delaware Bay." Connecticut River extends beyond, and Hudson's River takes its rise a little to the Southward of the...

...Hist. of New York, edit. of NY Hist. Soc. i. 25, 26. vcyed to the Duke Hudson's river and all land from the west side of Connecticut river to the east side of Delaware bay, together with Long Island. With similar disregard of grants previously made, it included the seacoast...

...or Islands commonly called Mattawacks or Long Island, together with Hudson's River, and all the Land from the West side of Connecticut River to the East side of Delaware Bay." Connecticut River extends beyond, and Hudson's River takes its rise a little to the Southward of the...

...the contrary, after describing several tracts.it proceeds to grant Hudson's river, and all the land from the West side of Connecticut river to the East side of Delaware Bay, and clearly includes the country under consideration. This is the nature of the N ew Hampshire claim,...

...two Rivers called or known by the several names of Connecticut, and Hudson's River, and all the land from the West Side of Connecticut River to the East Side of Delaware Bay, and also all those Is'ands known by the names of Martha's Vineyard or Nantucks, otherwise Nantucket."...

...after receiving the patent, the duke commissioned Sir EDMUND ANDROSS governor over the whole country, from the west side of Connecticut River to the east side of Delaware, embracing what of New Jersey had been previously granted to Berkley and Carteret.4 The duke executes...

...receiving the patent, the duke commissioned July 11. Sir EDMUND ANDROSS governor over the whole country, from the west side of Connecticut River to the east side of Delaware, embracing what of New Jersey had been previously granted to Berkley and Carteret.4 The duke executes...

...30th September 1682 among other Descriptions of the Boundaries of this Province mentions, All the Land from the West side of Connecticut River to the East side of Deleware Bay. That their Majestys King William and Queen Mary, by their Commission bearing date the...

...extending to the rivers Connecticut and Hudson, "together with the said river called Hudson's river, and all the lands from the west side of Connecticut river, to the east side of Delaware Bay." In order to enforce this claim of England for the New Netherland, an expedition, consisting of three...

...before mentioned Letters Patent from King Charles the Second to the Duke of York, expressly granting all the Lands from the West Side of Connecticut River to the East Side of Delaware Bay — That had the Government of New Hampshire adverted to an obvious Distinction between their own Claim...