Notes

1. N49E 186 poles along William Divin's line to a White Oak
2. N13E 120 poles crossing a little Creek to a White Oak in the said William Divin's line
3. S55W 258 poles to a Red Oak
4. S40E 16 poles to White's corner Red Oak
5. S30E 100 poles along the same to the beginning

Contains 38 acres lying on both sides of Banister Creek.
Beginning at a stake formerly a Stump:

1. S 17 E -- 67 poles to a Birch.
2. S 85 W -- 21 poles crossing Banister to a White Oak.
3. N 75 W -- 124 poles to pointers.
4. N -- 62 poles to a pointer White Oak.
5. N 73 E with Benjamin Fo[w]lers line to a walnut.
6. S 30.5 E -- 30.75 poles a new line to a forked spanish oak.
7. N 37.75 E -- 25 poles crossing Banister to the Beginning.

Beginning at William Gray and Ashford Hughes corner White Oak:

1. S80W 34 poles to a corner Red Oak on a hill
2. N12W 220 poles crossing two branches to a Red Oak
3. N30E 57 poles to a Black Oak
4. N40W 60 poles to two Red Oaks
5. N85E 160 poles crossing the Banister River to a Red Oak
6. S25E 120 poles crossing a branch to a White Oak
7. S30E 220 poles crossing a branch to three White Oaks in the said Grays & Hughes line
8. S85W 231 poles along their line crossing the Banister River to the first station

1. S 1/2° E 165 poles along Jones' line formerly Callands crossing Little creek to Callaway's corner pointers
2. N 78° W 97 1/2 poles along Callaway's lines to a corner red oak
3. N 49° W 81 poles to corner pointers
4. N 45 1/2° E 18 poles along Callaways lines (known as Spurlings track) to corner pointers near double chesnut tree
5. N 11 1/2° E 28 poles along a crooked line to a red oak
6. N 9 1/2 E 38 poles crossing said "little creek" to a crooked amasked tree (stooping)
7. N 12 1/4° E 5 1/2 poles to Captain Oakes fallen down corner post oak
8. S 73 1/4° 124 poles along Oakes lines to the Beginning

1. S83E 258 poles along Twedel’s line to a Hickory in Chamberlaynes line
2. S74W 236 poles along the same [Chamberlaynes] to pointers on the Turkey Branch
3. Up the same (Turkey Branch) as it meanders to the beginning

1. Down the said Turkey branch in a straight line chopped by the said William Devin to a Post Oak on Chamberlaynes line
2. Along the said Chamberlaynes line to the Hickory in the bounds of the Seventy seven Acres above mentioned

1. N81E 39 poles along Leaks line to a Red Oak
2. S29E 123 poles to a White Oak
3. S34E 72 poles to a Red Oak


4. N81W 40 poles to the head of a Branch
5. Down the said Branch as it Meanders to a Poplar on the Banister River
6. Up the same Banister River as it Meanders across thirty four poles to a Poplar
7. N88W 94 poles of new lines to pointers
8. N55E 75 poles to a Beach on the River below the Mill
9. N7E 59 poles crossing the said Banister River to the Beginning

1. (nearly) Northwest a straight line course crossing William Devin, Sr.'s new survey to Reubin Herndons line
2. Along Reubin Herdon's line to Jacob Aron's line
3. Along the same (Jacob Aron's line) to Harmon Cook's line
4. Along the same (Harmon Cook's line) to Brown's former line
5. Along the same (Brown's former line) to Edward Nunnallee's line
6. Along the same (Edward Nunnallee's line) to Joseph Devin's corner Poplar on Bannister
7. Down the Meanders of the [Banister] River to the Beginning.

1. S 114 poles along new lines crossing a branch to new pointers in said Sarah Divin line
2. N 75° W 38 poles to a fallen down corner post oak in Nancy Thomas's line
3. S 55° W 112 poles crossing a little creek to pointers in Jane Pierce's line
4. N 4° E 92 poles along said (Jane Pierce's) line crossing two branches to pointers
5. N 24° E 100 poles to a red oak
6. N30° W 70 poles to two red oaks in said Fowlers line
7. S 55° E 145 poles to the beginning

1. N 73° W 92 poles a new line to a new corner pointers in James Oakes line
2. N 52 poles with said (James Oakes' line to a new corner red oak in said Fowlers line
3. S 55° E 43 poles with said (Fowler's) line to a poplar on the Banister River
4. 104 poles up said Banister River as it meanders to a beach


5. S 42 poles with Gatewoods line to a stone corner
6. S 64° W 32 poles to the beginning

1. N73E 52 poles along said Abraham Allen's line to a Red Oak
2. S18E 92 poles along Matthew's Lines to pointers
3. South 126 poles to a White Oak
4. East 31 poles to William Easley's Corner White Oak on Robins branch
5. S9W 200 poles down the said Robins Branch South to a White Oak corner
6. N30W 272 poles along William Devin's line (formerly Leaks) crossing the Chinquepin Branch to pointers
7. N70W 64 poles to a Spanish oak in Nathan Brown's former line
8. N33E 134 poles along the Nathan Brown's former line to a Red Oak
9. N13E 70 poles to the Beginning

1. N 15 W 130 poles along a new dividing line to a Black Jack corner in the old line
2. N 64 W 5 poles along the old line to pointers
3. S 55 W 140 poles crossing the Banister River to pointers
4. S 31 E 116 poles to pointers in said old line
5. N 61 E 106 poles along a new dividing line to the Beginning

Beginning at a white oak Corner of the old line on the East side of the Banister River:

• N 21 E 92 poles along the same [old line] to new pointers
• N 67 W 174 poles along a new dividing line to pointers in the old line
• S 21 W 47 poles to a Hickory
• S 36 E 54 poles to a white oak
• S 27 W 35 poles to a Hickory
• S 70 E 132 poles crossing a branch & the [Banister] River to the Beginning

Beginning at a White Oak corner of the old line:

• N 64 E 91 poles to a corner White Oak
• N 13 W 145 poles along the said old line to a Red Oak
• S 61 W 140 poles to pointers
• S 32.5 E 133 poles to the Beginning.

1. N85E with the said (Spragain's) line to William's corner Post Oak
2. North along his (William's) line to Pointers in Leaks old lines
3. N30W along the same (Leaks old lines) to a Red Oak Corner
4. N83W 106 poles down a branch to a Poplar tree on Bannister River
5. Down the same (Banister River) as it meanders to a Beech on the Steep banks
6. South to the William Devin fence and along his fence to the pation fence corner to a small white oak 94 poles
7. S64W 32 poles with the pation fence to a White Oak
8. S17E 54 poles to the first Station

1. S6W 164 poles new lines down the Chinquepin Branch as it meanders to a Maple and ash in Chinquepin Branch
2. S70E 54 poles to a Red Oak in the fork of a path
3. S5E 20 poles to a Red Oak on the left hand side of the road
4. S 40 poles to a White Oak on the right hand side of the road
5. S5E 30 poles to a Red Oak on the left hand side of the road
6. S10W 36 poles to Joseph Devins Corner Red Oak
7. N30W 167 poles along the old lines mentioned in Browns patent crossing the Chinquepin Branch to pointers
8. N70W 64 poles to a Spanish Oak in Nathan Brown's former line
9. N33E 134 poles along the Nathan Brown's former line to a Red Oak
10. N13E 70 poles to the Beginning.

1. E 56 poles to a [Alive] in a branch
2. N30W 54 poles up the same branch to a white oak
3. N15W 24 poles to a [Pine]
4. N4W 36 poles to William Devin, Sr.'s corner red oak, at the head of the [bottom]
5. S49W 78 poles to White’s corner red oak
6. S30E 85 poles to the Beginning