George Washington Survey (Text)

By Virtue of a Warrant from the Proprietors Office I have Surveyed for Daniel Osborne a certain tract of waste and ungranted land on Potomack joining the upper Side of Daniel Pursleys Land & Bounded as followeth Beginning at two Ashes and an Elm on the river Pursleys Corner and extended up the Meanders of the River N0.61.W. Twenty poles..N0.650.W. One hund.d and Eighty poles to a double and Single hoop Wood treesthence S0200.W. Two hundred and Sixty poles to a Large Pine on the point of a hill.thence S0.770.E. Two hund.d and Seventy poles to a white Oak and red Oak Danl. Pursleys Corner..thence with his Lines N0.250.W. Two hund.d poles to two chestnut Oaks on the side of a hill & ..Finally N0.650.W. One hund.d poles to the Beginning Containing Two hundd and Seventy Acres this 30th: day of March 1752.

John Lonem ....
Cornelius Williams-C.C.
Peter Pursley-M[arker]