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"Pictou July 22nd 1806
Surveyed from James Patterson
to Edward Mortimer & Co.
Sixty seven ton and 38 fut of pine timber.
Surveying 14/7 Robert Patterson
Surveyed in [Carvabon?]
look on the other side
P.S. Cptain Norris received from me one ax on Mr. Mortmier's [accomp.?] for the same hectare Mr. Mortimer would pay me - James Patterson
67 tons 38 fut
deduct 4. 30 f
__________
63 8 received
by Capt. Norris [toter?] accounted for by E.M. - the returned [streks?] are Good for nothing untile [reheured?] - and surveyors birs -
the above deducted sticks is now [behorser?] belived and accepted again by Edward Mortimer and only James Short Twenty four feet of the first measurement per surveyed bill
67 tom 38 feet
24 so
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67 four 14 feet Same year 1806"
1806 Surveying note for Edward Mortimer
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- Original Material Box # 3
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- Jun 26, 2017
- Contributed by
- Susan Parker
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