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Miniature of [Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 4
[Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 4
[Herseytown Township] T2 R6 WELS, Maine State Highway Commission Right of Way Map, Section 4, Federal Aid Project I-95-9 (27)
1965
Miniature of Summit (T1 ND)
Summit (T1 ND)
Summit (T1 ND) as explored in 1924. Scale of 1 inch to 40 chains.
1924
Miniature of Page 08. Plan of half a township of land surveyed and laid out for Joseph E. Foxcroft, Esq. containing 11,520 acres, including waters, by order of the Hon. Lothrop Lewis, Surveyor General.
Page 08. Plan of half a township of land surveyed and laid out for Joseph E. Foxcroft, Esq. containing 11,520 acres, including waters, by order of the Hon. Lothrop Lewis, Surveyor General.
Plan of 11,520 acres of land surveyed by John Webber in August 1820 for Joseph E. Foxcroft Esq.
1820
Miniature of Page 11. Plan of a half Township of land granted to Nichols Academy, the property of Tufts, Barker, and Crosby.
Page 11. Plan of a half Township of land granted to Nichols Academy, the property of Tufts, Barker, and Crosby.
Plan of Reed Plantation on a scale of 200 rods to an inch. Includes front and back of page and letter from surveyor Jedediah Herrick.
1828
Miniature of Page 10. Plan of a half Township of land granted to Bridgwater Academy, 1802
Page 10. Plan of a half Township of land granted to Bridgwater Academy, 1802
Survey of Bridgewater Academy grant. Ink is very faded and image has been digitally enhanced to aid readability.
1802
Miniature of Page 14. Plan of a Quarter Township of Land lying east of the Indian Township No. 1 on the East side of Penobscot River
Page 14. Plan of a Quarter Township of Land lying east of the Indian Township No. 1 on the East side of Penobscot River
Survey of township east of Indian Township 1 (now Kingman Township) on the east side of Penobscot River. Includes front and back of page.
1821
Miniature of Page 19. A plan of a Tract of Land lying southwesterly of East Andover, 1803
Page 19. A plan of a Tract of Land lying southwesterly of East Andover, 1803
Survey of Andover West Surplus. Includes front and back of page.
1803
Miniature of Page 35. Plan of all the islands in the Androscoggin River lying between the north line of Green and the south line of Livermore
Page 35. Plan of all the islands in the Androscoggin River lying between the north line of Green and the south line of Livermore
Plan of all the islands in Androscoggin River lying between the north line of Green and the south line of Livermore (now Leeds). Includes front and back of page.
1811
Miniature of [Baldwin and Standish]. This Plan Contains Four Hundred Acres of Land Lying in the County of Cumberland On the East Side of the Saco River, Exclusive of the Allowance of Twelve Acres for Swag of Chain.
[Baldwin and Standish]. This Plan Contains Four Hundred Acres of Land Lying in the County of Cumberland On the East Side of the Saco River, Exclusive of the Allowance of Twelve Acres for Swag of Chain.
Plan of the grant to Joseph Josselyn, 400 acres on the Saco River, March 1774, surveyed at the request of Jonathan Greenleaf, Esq. From Massachusetts Archives Maps and Plans #813 from Volume 211, Page 148. Scale of 20 chains to 1 inch.
1774
Miniature of [Bridgton]. Tracing of the Plan of the Plantation of Pondy Cherry near Bridgton in lieu of Rowley N.H. originally granted by Mass. to John Tyler and others, was granted to Benjamin Millikin, Thomas Perley, Moody Bridges and others in 1761.
[Bridgton]. Tracing of the Plan of the Plantation of Pondy Cherry near Bridgton in lieu of Rowley N.H. originally granted by Mass. to John Tyler and others, was granted to Benjamin Millikin, Thomas Perley, Moody Bridges and others in 1761.
Tracing of the Plan of the Plantation of Pondy Cherry near Bridgton in lieu of Rowley N.H. originally granted by Mass. to John Tyler and others, was granted to Benjamin Millikin, Thomas Perley, Moody Bridges and others in 1761.
1972