Old Rights Proprietary Rights Virginia Entries And Soldiers Entitled to Donat
Old Rights Proprietary Rights Virginia Entries And Soldiers Entitled to Donat
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W. By the said Line 113 Perches, then N. N. W. By Samuel Carpenter's Land 113 Perches, then E. N. E. 113 Perches, then S. S. E. 113 Perches to the Beginning, containing eighty Acres.
EDWARD REESE'S Survey contains Robert Turner's eighty Acres, Richard Crosby's sixteen, Joseph Fisher's eighty, Rob- ert Taylor's sixteen, John Bezer's sixteen, Thomas Bladman's eight, James Boyden's sixteen, and Swedes Land eight, begin- ning at a Stalte by the Road from Philadelphia to Frankford. Then N. N. W. By ...the Line of Thomas Firman and Neils Lelson's Land 248 Perches; then W. S. W. 158 Perches, then S. S. E. 240 Perches, then E. N. E. 34 Perches, then S. S. E. Eight Perches, then N. 60 degrees. E. 78' Perches, then S. 48 degrees, E. 48 Perches to the Beginning, mntaining 254 Acres and 120 Perches.
PETER NELSON, in Right of the Dukr- of Yorke. Beginning in the Fork of Tumanaromamings, then running up the several Courses of the West Branch 39S Perches to a Black Oak, then N, E. 240 Perches to a White Oak standing on Poor Island branch, then down the several Courses to the Place of Beginning, containing 212 Acres.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. By the said Line 113 Perches, then N. N. W. By Samuel Carpenter's Land 113 Perches, then E. N. E. 113 Perches, then S. S. E. 113 Perches to the Beginning, containing eighty Acres.
EDWARD REESE'S Survey contains Robert Turner's eighty Acres, Richard Crosby's sixteen, Joseph Fisher's eighty, Rob- ert Taylor's sixteen, John Bezer's sixteen, Thomas Bladman's eight, James Boyden's sixteen, and Swedes Land eight, begin- ning at a Stalte by the Road from Philadelphia to Frankford. Then N. N. W. By ...the Line of Thomas Firman and Neils Lelson's Land 248 Perches; then W. S. W. 158 Perches, then S. S. E. 240 Perches, then E. N. E. 34 Perches, then S. S. E. Eight Perches, then N. 60 degrees. E. 78' Perches, then S. 48 degrees, E. 48 Perches to the Beginning, mntaining 254 Acres and 120 Perches.
PETER NELSON, in Right of the Dukr- of Yorke. Beginning in the Fork of Tumanaromamings, then running up the several Courses of the West Branch 39S Perches to a Black Oak, then N, E. 240 Perches to a White Oak standing on Poor Island branch, then down the several Courses to the Place of Beginning, containing 212 Acres.
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