History of Jerusalem volume 1
History of Jerusalem volume 1
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These lands are now owned respectively by Benjamin Stoddard, John Morrison, Fred. J. Burk, Guy M. Davis and George D. Davis. This Tract is not indicated on any of the County Maps to which the writer has ever had access.
TOWNSHIP LOTS.
In the surveys of the township the numbering' of lots appears to have been quite hap-hazard, no consecutive order having been main- tained from any apparent starting point.
In the northwest corner of the township is Lot No. 1, and extend- ing southward along the w...estern boundary line they run consecutive- ly to No. 9 at the premises of Herbert Robinson. Then starting again with No. 10 directly on the east the numbers run due north again, till the Potter line is reached; then south again consecu- tively to No. 27, in which lot is located lands of the late Cyrenus Townsend. Then starting again at the southwest corner of the township, upon which are the W. G. Paddock lands, t|hey extend north to Lot 9, thence south and north they extend in quite regular order to No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These lands are now owned respectively by Benjamin Stoddard, John Morrison, Fred. J. Burk, Guy M. Davis and George D. Davis. This Tract is not indicated on any of the County Maps to which the writer has ever had access.
TOWNSHIP LOTS.
In the surveys of the township the numbering' of lots appears to have been quite hap-hazard, no consecutive order having been main- tained from any apparent starting point.
In the northwest corner of the township is Lot No. 1, and extend- ing southward along the w...estern boundary line they run consecutive- ly to No. 9 at the premises of Herbert Robinson. Then starting again with No. 10 directly on the east the numbers run due north again, till the Potter line is reached; then south again consecu- tively to No. 27, in which lot is located lands of the late Cyrenus Townsend. Then starting again at the southwest corner of the township, upon which are the W. G. Paddock lands, t|hey extend north to Lot 9, thence south and north they extend in quite regular order to No.
What to read after History of Jerusalem volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miles Avery Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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