HomeMy WebLinkAbout453 Map, a plot plan of one thousand acres granted for the support of Cambridge Cong. in Lex. by Ebenezer Prescott, September 1734Map
September 18 year 1734
At the Request of Capt.
Cooman and other gentlemen
of Lexington have laid
out on [one] thousand acres
Granted for the support
of Cambridge
Lying at Stogerts Medow beginning west 12.d. [degrees] 9 perches [perch=a unit of measurement, 16.5 feet] off Luningbu[missing]
N.W. Cornor. on the Sou W Sid of Little watat[illegible] Then running N. W.
29.d 320 perches to a hem Lock Marked with L with stones, about it near south [missing]
Then turning S.W. 29.d. 500 perches to a Hem Lock and Stones on [missing]
Rock near by. Then turning S.E. 29.d. 320 perches, to a Rock
with Stones on it. The turning N.E. 29d 1/2 to Cambridge [missing]
Thousand acres. Then N. by Cambridge Line 10 perches to the
cornor and then turning by Cambrige Line 40 perches. and
then to the bound first mentioned. Containing on [one] thousand
acres. Planed by Scott 80 by Ebenezer prescott Surveyor
[Transcriber's note: The map includes the Souhegan River, which is located in Southern New Hampshire.]
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