The earliest land records have been abstracted and published (see Books and Lookup Volunteers section); these are only a couple that are probably beyond the scope of those being published.
From Tobias RUDICILL and w/ Louisa, Joseph GREENWOOD and w/ Maria Margaret, and Nicholas FEESER and w/ Elizabeth � descendants of Lodwick ENGLEMAN, now deceased. Tracts � Coal Kiln, 50 acres, next to Adam SEAMAN�s Chestnut Spring; pt Chestnut Spring, 100 acres, next to Friendship; and pt Resurvey on Black Oak Hill, 56 � acres, lying on small draught of Little Pipe Creek next to Friendship.
Written on 7 Dec 1801 to Elizabeth MYERS (Nicolas DILL, guardian) and Mary MYERS, John MYERS, Esta MYERS, Eve MYERS, Philip WANSETLER and Peter ENGLE (John LAURTER, guardian of all these) ���from Catharine MYERS, widow of Henry MYERS Division of Henry�s property; George YANDIS to survey; signed by Joseph WELLS, Peter SHRINER and Adam MARKEL. Three tracts; widow�s dower laid out in each section: 1. Resurvey on Henry�s Loss; widow�s 1/3 dower of 40 acres leaving 130 acres; 2. ___________, 13 acres for widow�s 1/3 leaving 26 acres; 3. Resurvey on Mt Pleasant, 8 acres for widow leaving 16 acres; conveyed by Adam MARKEL, trustee to Henry MYERS, next to Michael WALTERS.
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