William Crawford}C C
Thomas Carny – – – –}

August 26th 1750 Plat drawn
Then Surveyd for Majr Lawrence Washington ye Vacancy between Worthingtons Lines beginning at ye upper Cr of ye Surplus Ld 2 white Oaks on ye Edge of the Barons near Smiths—Glade & run thence with Wy Lines So 72 Et 410 poles to to a black Oak & hic: th No 9° Et 150 poles to a hicky th No 68 Wt Sixty poles to a white Oak No 1° Et 154 po to a red Oak th West 110 po to a white Oak th: So 35 Wt 44 po to a white Oak th— No 70 Wt 102 poles to a red Oak th So 89° Wt 89 poles to a white Oak th So 13° 15′ Wt 206 poles to ye Beg Cong 570 Acres

Hugh Rankon}C C
Timothy McCarty}
Robt Worthington Marker

August 28th 1750 plat drawn
Surveyd for Captn George Johnston a certain Tract of waste & ungranted Land Situate in Frederick County & on ye So Side Bullskin ye So Fork thereof & bounded as followeth Beginning at a Sycamore standing on the So side Bullskin Cr to ye Haynes's and Patrick Matthews and run thence with ye Haynes's Line No 88° Wt Three hundd Poles to a Large hickory another of the Haynes's Corner's thence No 82° Wt Two hundd & Sixty poles to a white Oak in ye Line of Dr McCormick's Patent Ld then with his Patent Line So 27° Wt One hundd & Sixty Six poles to an old black stump in ye Barrens sd to be McCormicks Corner th No 68° Wt Ten & ½ poles to a small Locust th No 55-30 Wt Twenty four poles to a stake near ye Middle of ye Water Course thence up ye Water No 85½ Wt Twelve poles to a Stake near ye Center of ye Spring thence So—Fifty poles near to a small red Oak & hickory in ye Barrens then East Six hundd & thirty poles to 3 white Oaks in Grubbs Line thence No 10½ Wt Sixty Six poles thence No 40° Et—Twenty six poles between two Walnut Trees th No 36 Et Fifty poles to ye beg: Cong 552 Acres

John Johnson}C C
Thomas Jones}
Joshua Haynes Mr

Octr 17th Then Surveyd for Mr Thos Loftan a certain Tract of waste & und Land in F. Beg at a white Oak on ye N Et Side a Meadow Colo George Fairfax Cornr & run thence No 7 Et 34 po to 2 small white Oaks by a the Road that Leads to Pennington Johnston's &ca then So 83 Et 128 po to 3 small Locusts in ye Barrons on a knowl the So 7 Wt 132 po to 3 small Locust by a path Side in a Valley near John Cozines House thence No 83 (Wt 128 po to 2 red Oaks in Colo G. Fairfax's Line thence with his Line No 7 Et 298 po to ye Beg Contg 265¼ Acres plat drawn

John Cozine}C C
Geo. Smith}N. B. this plat beg at 2 red Oaks & white Oak Colo G. Fx. cr
Thos Loftan Mr

Oct. 18th 1750 Then Surveyd for G. Smith a certain Tract of waste Ld Situate in Frederick County & on Long Marsh beg at 3 small Locust on ye No Side Lg M Thos Loftans Corner & run thence So Et 220 po to 3 white Oak Sapl thence So 7 Wt 200 po to Long Marsh 312 po to 3 white Oaks th: N Wt 220 po to a a white Oak in Thoms Loftan's Line & 38 po from his Cr from thence with his Line to the beg. Cong 335 Acres
plat drawn

John Cozine}C. C
Thoms Loftan}
Owen Thos Mr

Octr 18th Then Survey'd for John Cuszine a Tract of Ld Situate & joining Colo G. Fairfx Beg at a hicky & red Oak Fx Cr & run with his Line So 30 Wt 220 po to 2 red Oaks in his Line th leaving his Line So 60 Et 182 poles to a hickory on a Level thence No 30 Et 310 po to G. Smiths Line about 8 po from his Cr within his Line thence with his Line No 45° Wt 210 poles to a white Oak in Thos Loftans Line thence with his Line So 7 Wt 20 poles to 3 small Locust by a path his Cr thence with anr of his Lines No 83 Wt 128 poles to 2 red Oaks his Cr in Colo G. Fairfaxs line thence with his Lines So 7 Wt 90 poles to a large white Oak Fx th So 60 Et 90 poles to ye beg Cong 455 Acres