Item Number:
			0258
		
			 
			Description:
			
			Four surveys: 1) Warrant No. 1071, 
			survey for John Milton, 200 acres on the north fork of Dunian's[?] 
			Creek. 2) Warrant No. 1072, survey for John Milton, 33 acres on 
			Cariome's[?] Branch of the First Broad River. Back: 3) Warrant No. 
			1484, survey for Adam Whitesides, 200 acres on the north fork of 
			Little Broad River. 4) Warrant No. 970, survey for John Webb, 50 
			acres on the Broad River.
		
		 
			Date of Item:
			
			1796/98
		
		 
			Category:
			Surveys 
		
		 
			Location:
			Box 5
		
		 
		
			
			
			 
 
		 
		
			[First Survey] 
			No 1074 April 19th 1798 surveyed for John Miller 200 acres of land 
			lying on the No fork of Dunian's[?] Creek Beginning on a Black Oak 
			on his own line then with his line N 59 W 124 poles crossing a 
			Branch to a W.O. his old corner then with an other square of S. line 
			N 31 E 22 poles crossing a Branch to a stake on his other line then 
			with S line N 84 W. 38 poles to a W Oak where we[?] supposed an old 
			corner of John Whitesides road[?] then with line S 88 W 138 poles to 
			a BO and Side lin & in or near Daniel Miller's line then S 15 E 86 
			poles to a sourwood then S 62 W 80 poles crossing a branch to a line 
			on the top of a Mountain then No 52 W 36 poles to a Black Jack then 
			So 40 poles to a Hickory then N 80 E 137 poles +ing a Branch to a 
			stake on Samuel Carter line then wik[?] Side line N 25 E 16 poles to 
			a pine Carters Corner then with an other square of his line E 60 
			poles to a pine then N 20 poles to a Chesnut Oak Carter's Corner 
			then E 135 poles to a pine Millers own P[?] corner then N 40 poles 
			to the Beginning.
			
			John Fortune
			Silas Milton [Chain Bearer]
			
			
			[Second Survey]
			
			By a warrant Ented the 30th day of January 1797
			N 1072 Surveyed for John Milton 33 acres of Land Lying on Cariome's[?] 
			Branch of first Broad River Beginning on a Spanish Oak on his own 
			line & on Josephs graysons line running then with Grayson's line 59 
			E 68 poles crossing the Branch to a Spanish oak by Graysons corner 
			stake then with another sqr of [property] line N 31 E 100 poles +ing 
			a Branch to a pine on graysons in & on the speculators line then 
			with the Spc. ors line So 160 poles +ing a Branch to a hickory the 
			speculators corner then So 60 at 9 poles to a W.O. on Millers line 
			then with his line N 48 poles to a pine D Millers corner then west 
			with line 32 poles to a stake & pointers on Miltons own line then 
			with line N 21 poles to a PO then N 69 W 24 poles to a line on his 
			own old line then with S line 88 W 66 poles +ing the [...?] is to a 
			line on his other line then with line N 38 E 38 [?] The beginning 
			the 19th[?] 1798
			
			John Fortune
			Silas Miller [Chain Bearers] 
			
			
			[Third Survey]
			
			No 1484 April the 23rd 1798 Surveyed for Adam Whitesides 200 acres 
			of Land lying on the No fork of little Broad river Beginning on a 
			Black oak the W side of the fork and on the E side of a Mountain 
			running then N 140 poles to a pine then Et 140 poles crossing the 
			Fork[?] to a stake then Et 140 South 17 Et 200 poles to a stake then 
			South 56 poles to a stake in Samuel Nortons and [whou...?] now lines 
			with sd line N 61 Wt 223 poles crossing the fork &passing his old 
			Beginning Corner to the Beginning
			
			Thomas Stockton Esqr 
			Ellis Webb [Chain Bearers]
			
Their worth is to be transfered
			to Samuel Stockton &
			to be returned to Carpenter
			
			
			[Fourth Survey]
			
			By a Warrant Entered 25th day of July 1796
			No 970 Surveyed for John Webb 50 acres of Land lying on the North 
			Side of Broad river Beginning On a large Poplar on William Jones 
			line Running then with his line N 23 W. 45 poles to a B Gum on Sd 
			{side] of Jones's line & on David Webb's line then with sd Webbs 
			line N 60 Et 34 poles to a P.O then N 72 E 21 poles to a B.O. on 
			David Webbs line then N 59 Et 36 poles to a Spanish Oak then N 79 Et 
			100 poles to a pine then So 91 poles to a pine then Wt 66 poles to a 
			B.O. on John Webbs own line where he now lives then with sd. line N 
			38 poles to a White Oak has own old corner then with another square 
			Wt 90 poles to a stake his other Old corner then So 56 poles to a 
			stake on the Bank of the River then then to the Beginning April 12th 
			1798
			
			John Fortune
			Jonathan Webb [Chain Bearers] 
For F. Alexander