BEDFORD COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Survey Entry 1014 for John Crossland
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TSLA, Record Group 50, Roll 31, Records of the Second Surveyor District,
Entry Book B, pages 340-341

Entry Number 1014, Returned 1st September 1808
Upon the application and at the request of John Crossland, I have surveyed
for him sixty acres of land situate lying and being in Bedford County in
the Second District on the waters of Noah's fork of Duck River.  Beginning
on two black Gums on the Northern boundary line of a 200 acres Survey made
for Thomas Burnam standing on the west side of a ridge running from thence
north 54 poles to two dogwoods coming out of the same root standing near
the top of a ridge thence West passing the South East corner of a 100 acres
survey made for the said John Crossland at 32 poles and with his line
crossing a branch running to the left in all 130 poles and cornered on
Newton Pryor's line of Grant No 217 on the Eastern boundary line a white
oak sugar tree and ironwood a few poles North of the Double Springs thence
South with said Pryor's line 74 poles to the North West corner of said 200
acre survey made for Thomas Burman an ash and two Hickory thence East with
his line 1320 poles crossing a branch to the beginning. Surveyed the 1st
day of June 1808.

Rice Hughes and S. W. Hughes, Chain Carriers
John Drake, Deputy Surveyor of said District

Examined and correctness ascertained
Transmitted to Register 9th December 1812