The problem is The wrong people are claiming
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Posted On: 07/27/2016 5:11:42 PM
The problem is
The wrong people are claiming ownership
The rule of law is by Land Patent warranty and deed can't stand against Land Patent. There was 3 Company's/ London, Virginia and Plymouth Company
The Virginia Company (The British Crown and the bloodline families) had rights to 50% of the ore of gold and silver in the lands, plus percentages of other materials, and 5% of all profit from other ventures.
The (Stuart Stewart Cash) is the rightful owner of The Company. James I son Charles I was executed Charles II was deposed by Cromwell. The crown went to a cousin James.
Problem is James I, had a son Thomas Stuart that was given The land of Cash and took the name Cash. By the time of 1701 Union of the Crown William Cash would have been the rightful successor to the Throne. He came to Virginia in 1670-1677.
Being executed and deposed doesn't change the ownership of a Company.
The wrong people are claiming ownership
The rule of law is by Land Patent warranty and deed can't stand against Land Patent. There was 3 Company's/ London, Virginia and Plymouth Company
The Virginia Company (The British Crown and the bloodline families) had rights to 50% of the ore of gold and silver in the lands, plus percentages of other materials, and 5% of all profit from other ventures.
The (Stuart Stewart Cash) is the rightful owner of The Company. James I son Charles I was executed Charles II was deposed by Cromwell. The crown went to a cousin James.
Problem is James I, had a son Thomas Stuart that was given The land of Cash and took the name Cash. By the time of 1701 Union of the Crown William Cash would have been the rightful successor to the Throne. He came to Virginia in 1670-1677.
Being executed and deposed doesn't change the ownership of a Company.
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