Plat of re-survey of a tract of land for J.M. Williamson, in conformity with survey and purchase of J.R. Snyder and Henry L. Ford from Victor Castro, August 1852 / surveyed by A.S. Easton, Dec. 24th, 1858
Creator
Easton, A. S., author
Contributor
Easton, A. S., author United States. District Court (California : Northern District). Land case. 320, Related Name Indexing Term
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Pen-and-ink on tracing cloth.Oriented with north toward the upper right.From: U.S. District Court. California, Northern District. Land case 320 ND, page 604; land case map B-643 (Bancroft Library).Covers a portion the Rancho San Pablo, Calif.Shows drainage, survey markers, boundaries, roads, etc.4362 S2298
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