| John Lonem | } | |
| Sylvenus Smith | } | |
| Richd Arnold Junr | ||
[83] One of the natural curiosities of West Virginia is "Caudy's Castle," named presumably for this individual, who, Kercheval says, had taken refuge from the Indians on the summit of a stupendous detached rock standing out from a precipitous mountain side and having an elevation of several hundred feet. It is situated a couple of miles above the forks of Capon.
April 12th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Survey'd for Thomas Parker Senr a certain Tract of waste Land Situate in Frederick County & on the No River of Cacapehon & bounded as followeth beg at 2 white Oaks on ye W. side the Creek & Run thence No 36 Wt Two hundd Pole to a Hickory & black Oak in the bent of the Creek th: So 54 Wt Two hundd Pole to two Pines on a Stony & Piney Point thence So 62 Wt Eighty four Poles to a white Oak & maple on ye Creek thence So 30 Wt One hundd & Eighty Poles to 3 Pines & a white Oak in flat Level Ground from thence to the beg. No 38 Et 220 Cong 237 Acres
| John Lonem | } | |
| Richd Arnold Senr | } | |
| Barnaby Lynch— | ||
April 13th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Survey'd for Evan Pugh Junr a certain Tract of Waste Land Situate in Frederick County on a very small branch & bounded as followeth beg at 3 white Oaks on a Stony Ridge & run th: So 60 Et One hundd & Sixty Po: to two Chesnut Oaks & a Pine th: No 30 Et One hundd & Sixty Pole to two red Oaks & a white Oak thence No 60 Wt One hundd & Sixty Pole to a Chest Oak & black Oak on a Rocky Ridge thence So 30 Wt One hundd & Sixty Pole to the beg: Cong 160
| John Lonem |
| James Thomas |
| Jacob Pugh: |
April 13th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Survey'd for Benjamin Phipps a certain Tract of Waste & ungranted Land Situate in Frederick County & on the North River of Cacapehon & bounded as followeth beg: at a white red & Chesnut Oaks on ye west side the River & run thence No 26 Wt Three hundd & twenty Poles to three Pine Saplins in very hilly Ground thence So 64 Wt Two hundd Pole to three white Oaks on the Top of a Mountain thence So 26 Et Three hundd & twenty Poles to 3 white Oaks in a hollow th: to the beg
| John Lonem | } | C: M |
| Aaron Ashbrook | } | |
| Benjamin Phipps Mark. | ||