Plat of the Pinole Rancho [Calif.] : finally confirmed to M.A.M. de Richardson / surveyed under instructions from the U.S. Surveyor General by K.W. Taylor, Dep. Surr., September 1865
Creator
Taylor, K. W. (Kirk White) Author United States. District Court (California : Northern District). Land case. 205 Related Name Indexing Term
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Description
Part of: Maps of private land grant cases of California Scale [1:31,680]. 40 chains to 1 in. (W 122°14'/N 38°00'). 4362 P475. Shows drainage, survey markers, boundaries, township and section lines, adjoining ranchos, etc.. From: U.S. District Court. California, Northern District. Land case 205 ND, page 673; land case map E-453 (Bancroft Library). Maria Antonia Martinez de Richardson, et al., clmts.. Relief shown by hachures.. Includes table of boundaries and Surveyor General's certifications.. Pen-and-ink on tracing cloth.
Type
image
Extent
1 ms. map : col. ; on sheet 47 x 76 cm.
Identifier
Land Case Map E-453 ark:/13030/hb2k4004j7 lc_cubanc_36_2_00044970
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