April 14th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Surveyd for George Nickson a certain Tract of waste Land Situate in Frederick County & on the No River of Cacapehon & bounded as followeth beg. at 3 red Oaks on the River Side & Wt side & run thence No 60 Wt Three hundd & twenty Poles to 2 Black Oaks & a Pine thence S 30 Wt Two hundred Poles to a white Oak & Pine in the fork of three hollows thence So 60 Et Three hundd & twenty Pole to two Pines 20 Po x[84] ye Creek thence No 30 Et Two hundd Poles to the beg: containing 400 Acres
| John Lonem | } | C. M |
| James Smith | } | |
| George Nickson Mr | ||
[84] x—I think he means across.
April 14th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Survey'd for Josiah Arnold a certain Tract of waste Land Situate in Frederick County & on the No River of Cacapehon & bounded as followeth beg: at a red Oak near a great Rock on the East side ye River & run thence No 48 Wt Three hundd & twenty Poles to two Pines thence No 42 Et Two hundd Pole thence So 48 Et Three hundd Poles to the Creek Three hundd & twenty Poles to 2 Lynn Trees & a Maple thence So 42 Wt to the beg: containing 400 Acres
| John Lonem | } | |
| James Smith | } | |
| Josiah Arnold | ||
April 14th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Surveyd for James Smith a certain Tract of waste Land Situate in Frederick County & on the No River of Cacapehon & bounded as followeth beg: at a hickory & Walnut on ye Creek Side & west Side & opposite against a Pavement of Rocks & run thence No 48° Wt Three hundd & twenty Poles to 2 Pines amongst steep Hills thence No 42 Et 200 Pole to 2 Pines thence So 48° Et Three hundd & twenty Poles to 2 Pines on a Mountain Side thence So 42 Wt 200 Pole to the Beg: Containing 400 Acres
| John Lonem | } | |
| George Nickson | } | |
| James Smith | ||
April 16th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Surveyd for John Stackhouse a certain Tract of Waste & ungranted Land Situate in Frederick County & on the No River of Cacapehon & bounded as followeth beg at a Large white Oak & hickory on the Et side the River & run thence No 45 Wt Three hundd & five Pole thence So Wt Two hundd & Ten Pole thence So Et Three hundd & five Pole to two white Oaks in a small Island under the foot of a Mountain thence No Et Two hundd & ten Pole to the beg. Containing 400 Acres