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(Manuscript Survey -- Draughts of Land in Amwell...

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Edmund Beakes

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(Manuscript Survey -- Draughts of Land in Amwell in Hunterdon -- Ocbr 27th 1752)

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New Jersey / 1752 circa

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Survey of land on the Delaware River.

Names mentioned include Jonathan Ridings, Jonathan Burcham, Jonathan Biddle, Docter (sic) Rodman and William Allin.

Beakes signs the map in 2 different places on the map.

Were were not able to identify Leokeland Creek.

Condition Description

Manuscript survey. Some fold breaks, but generally nice condition. Several Tears.

Edmund Beakes Biography

Edmund Beakes was a Deputy Surveyor in the Colony of New Jersey, working under the direction ofJames Alexander, Surveyor General (and later Governor) of New Jersey in middle of the 18th Century.

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