A Chorographical Map of the Province of New York In North America : Divided Into Counties, Manors, Patents, and Townships : Exhibiting Likewise All the Private Grants of Land Made and Located In That Province 1849

Old facsimile of New York, New York (State), United States, Vermont.

Created by William Faden, Millard Fillmore, Richard H. Pease, Claude Joseph Sauthier, David Vaughan in 1849.

• General-content map of eastern New York Province including Vermont and portions of adjacent provinces.
• Relief shown by hachures.
• Original title.
• Prime meridian: New York City.
• Facsimile.
• Original version: London : Engraved and published by William Fadden [thus], Charing Cross, January 4th 1779. Compiled from actual surveys deposited in the Patent Office in New York by order of His Excellency Major General William Tryon by Claude Joseph Sauthier Esqr. [Dedicated] To His Excellency Major General William Tryon, governor of the Province of New York ... Claude Joseph Sauthier.
• When affixed to the cloth backing the map sheet was sectioned to 25 panels to enable folding.
• The map cover on verso is in 2 separate panels.
• Both cover panels on the verso are signed in ink: Map of New Netherlands 1779, Millard Fillmore, July 6, 1854, no. 145.
• Includes notes and landowners' names.

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1849

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Claude Joseph Sauthier

David Vaughan

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Millard Fillmore

New York

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Richard H. Pease

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Vermont

William Faden