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[Samoa] Deeds, Leases, Protests and Bills: 480 - 830, 2 December 1867 - 17 December 1873 [entry-book Volume 10]

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Samoan Land Deeds registered with the British Consul. Language: English, Samoan - Quantity: 450 pages - contains copies of original deeds with names of parties and where they were from, date, location and boundaries of land, amount paid, and names of witnesses. To access please click on 'record online'.
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