BEDFORD COUNTY, TN - DEEDS - Survey Entry 1015 for John Crossland
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TSLA, Record Group 50, Roll 31, Records of the Second Surveyor District,
Entry Book B, pages 341-342

Entry Number 1015, Returned 1st September 1808
Upon the application and at the request of John Crossland, I have surveyed
for him one hundred acres of land including an improvement Situate lying
and being in Bedford County in the Second District on the waters of Noah's
fork a branch of Duck River.  Beginning at two Beeches on the west side of
a ridge running from thence north passing through John Patrick's field and
crossing a branch twice in all 163 poles to a white walnut bush and
Ironwood thence West 98 poles crossing two Branches to three Chestnuts on
the top of a ridge and in Norton Pryor's line thence with the same South
136 poles to a white oak sugar tree and Ironwood thence East 98 poles
crossing a branch to the beginning. Surveyed the 7th of June 1808.

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

Examined and correctness ascertained