| Description | The possessors of large territories in North America generally lay out their tracts in several hundred lots, reserve some as a favourable place for themselves, then let every third or fourth lot by lease to tenants at a certain annual rent, he can easily find thirteen good French Protestant families willing to go and cultivate Lord Dartmouth's lands in East Florida, encloses two original letters received from Mr and Mrs Roux
Enclosures, 6 Oct 1772, Madame Roux to William Gerard de Brahm, Merges, thanks for kindness to her husband and sons, hopes to meet de Brahm in America, with seal, in French
Monsieur Roux to [William Gerard de Brahm], [Oct 1772], solicits his interest to procure him a grant of 6000 acres in America, in French |