Plat of the Rancho Medanos [Calif.] : finally confirmed to J.D. Stevenson, Michael Murray, James Welch & Ellen Fallon / surveyed under instructions from the U.S. Surveyor Genl. by Wm. J. Lewis, Dep. Survr., October 1860
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Lewis, William J., author
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Lewis, William J., author United States. District Court (California : Northern District). Land case. 364, Related Name Indexing Term
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Shows drainage, township and section lines, survey markers, etc.Relief shown by hachures.4362 L55Pen-and-ink and watercolor on tracing cloth.Covers portion of the northern boundary of rancho.From: U.S. District Court. California, Northern District. Land case 364 ND, page 814; land case map E-770 (Bancroft Library). Jonathan D. Stevenson, et al., clmts.On verso: "364, U.S. Dist. Court. The United States vs. J.D. Stevenson, et al. Plat of survey from U.S. Sur. General. Filed March 18, 1861 ... " (364 ND, page 815).Includes table of boundaries and Surveyor General's certifications and seal.
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