Rogers and Thompson - Land Surveys -  Frederick County, Virginia
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        Date: 2 May 2006
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“Frederick County, Virginia Survey Book”

1738

No

5th

Jno ROGERS     75 ac     Lying on the South End of the Sadole 
Mountain Beginning at 2 red oaks & a hickory running thence 
S42 E62 poles to 2Chesnut Oaks & hickory thence S70 E60 poles 
to a Chesnut red Oak & hickory thence S26 E60 poles to a maple 
Hiccory & chestnut on a branch of James River thence N3 E100 
poles to a Chesnut & 2 Chesnut Oaks thence N42 W52 poles to 2 
Chesnut Oak thence N73W 140 poles to 2 Chesnuts thence S31 E22 
poles to a white oak thence S34 E66 poles to the Beginning.

1738

Nov

17th

William THOMPSON     400     Lying in the Fork of Shenando Between 
the Middle River & the North Branch of Shenando Beginning at 2 
white Oaks and a Dog Wood on the North Side of  the Middle River 
running thence S88 W104 Poles to 2 white oaks on the So Side of 
Littles Creek thence N21 W142 poles to 2 large Pines on the Side of 
a Ridge thence N59 E314 Poles to 2 Pines thence S79 E126 poles to a 
Stake on a high Bank of the River thence S24 W100 poles to 3 pine 
thence S79 E126 poles to a Stake on a high Bank of the River thence 
S24 W100 poles to 3 pines thence S47 W130 poles to a white Oak thence 
S26 W68 poles to a Spanish Oak thence S68 W68 poles to Beginning.

1738

Nov

17th

William THOMPSON     400     Lying on both Sides of the Middle River
 of Shenando Beginning at an Elm on the So Side of the Middle River 
Opposite to the mouth of the North Branch of Shenando running thence 
S55 E22 Poles to a white Oak thence S6 W299 poles to 2 white Oakes 
near the head of a hallow thence N48 W290 Poles to 3 Pines thence N6 
W108 poles to a white Oak on the West side of a branch of Buffalo Run
thence N48 E176 Poles near a hickory Saplin on the So Side of the North 
Branch of Shenando then Down the River to the Beginning.