April 24^{th} 1750 @@whitespace@@ Plat drawn

Than Survey'd for Isaac Dawson a certain Tract of waste Land

Situate Lying & being in a Neck of Land between Cacapehon &

Potomack River & bounded as followeth beg at a white Oak white

hickory & white Wood tree Thom^s Wiggans Cor. & run thence with his

Line S^o 25 W^t One hund^d & Eighty two Poles to a Walnut & hickory

in T^s Wiggans Line thence S^o 75 E^t twenty Pole to 2 white Oaks

on y^e Creekside thence y^e several Meanders thereof N^o 69 E^t

Thirty six po S^o 60½ E^t 62 Po; S^o 40½ E^t 56, S^o 26 E^t One

hund^d & twelve Po, S^o 59 E^t fifty four Po., N^o 38 E^t Seventy

two Pole, N^o 28 E^t Thirty eight, P^o N^o 2 W^t 44 Po; N^o 56½ W^t

50 N^o 40 W^t 44 Po, N^o 51 W^t 26 Po N^o 42 W^t 52 Po. S^o 10½ E^t

42 to y^e Mouth of y^e Creek thence up y^e Meanders of y^e River

N^o 71 W^t 92 Po N^o 45 W^t 30 Po. to y^e beg. Con^g 270 Acres--

JOHN LONEM

WILLIAM WIGGANS

ISAAC DAWSON--

Journal of my journey over the mountains while surveying for Lord Thomas Fairfax, baron of Cameron, in the northern neck of Virginia, beyond the Blue Ridge, in 1747-8. · 第 108 / 124 题