LAND: JACKMAN Land Survey, 1806, Cumberland Co., KY

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From: 
Steve Carson
carson@gscassociates.com
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Kentucky State Department for Archives and Libraries, Cumberland County, KY
Survey Book A, Page 300
"Surveyed for William Jackman 200 acres of land in Cumberland County, by
virtue of a certificate for settlement No. 231 Granted by the County Court
in June Term 1801, Agreeable to an act of the Assembly entitled An Act for
Relief of Settlers of this Commonwealth in certain cases approved December
21st 1802. Entered July 4, 1806. Lying in the Salt Lick Creek bottom,
Beginning at a sycamore, hackberry and beech on the south bank of the
Cumberland River, just below the mouth of Rock Creek, running thence down
the river side S 77 degrees W 207 poles to two hackberries on the river
bank; thence S 13 degrees E 155 poles to two small sugar trees, thence N 77
degrees E 207 poles to two small beeches and  hickory; thence N 13 degrees
W 155 poles to the beginning. Surveyed July the 9th 1806"
James Fergus, District Surveyor
Isaac Taylor, Surveyor, Cumberland County
Henry Aulte , Alex Conyers, Chain Carriers

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