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Plat of a Survey of 2,314 Acres of Land, Being the First Large Bottom On the East Side of the Ohio River, 3 Or 4 Miles Below the Mouth, a Portion of Which Is Divided Into 17 Lots 1771

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About This Map
Old map of United States, West Virginia, Wood County.

Created by William Crawford, George Washington in 1771.
  • Scale ca. 1:20,000.
  • Title from Lawrence Martin's The George Washington atlas. 1932.
  • Cover title: George Washington; survey of land in Ohio, a grant from the Colony of Virginia to Washington for military services ...
  • Manuscript, pen-and-ink.
  • Oriented with north toward the lower left.
  • This map has some imperfections: deteriorated along fold lines. We'll do our best to restore the image before printing.
  • Annotated by George Washington: Patented in the name of George Washington.
  • Includes table of "River courses & distances" annotated by George Washington and "A table to explain this plat."
  • On verso: Survey for 2,314 acres, bottom-Ohio, made-in-1771.
  • Accompanied by typewritten letter of Sept. 26, 1921, signed "Warren G. Harding," to David G. Joyce, Chicago.
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Plat of a Survey of 2,314 Acres of Land, Being the First Large Bottom On the East Side of the Ohio River, 3 Or 4 Miles Below the Mouth, a Portion of Which Is Divided Into 17 Lots 1771 by Relic Map Company