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Road from M. H. Lake to Canada Road

1836]

Silas Barnard surveyed a route for a Road from the North West Bay of Moose Head Lake to the Canada Road North West of Township No 4 in the 5th Range of townships North of Binghams Kennebec Purchase. Field Notes recorded in “Field Notes 1836” pages 1 to 34 inclusive

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Isle au Haut Lots

1836]

Oliver Frost surveyed Lots on Isle au Haut marked A, B, and C. Field Notes recorded in Field Notes 1836 pages 37 to 39 Plan in Plan Book No 10 page 22, and in other Plan Books

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T’p No 4, R 7, W.E.L.S.

1836

Isaac S Small surveyed into sections township No 4 in the 7th range of Township West from the East Line of the State Field Notes recorded in “Field Notes 1836” pages 44 to 102 Plan in Plan Book No 8 page 45, and in other Plan Books

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T’p No 1, R 8, W.B.K.P.

1836]

Benjamin Waterhouse surveyed into sections township No 1 in the 8th range of Townships West of Binghams Kennebec Purchase, Field Notes recorded in “Field Notes 1836” pages 105 to 168 Plan in Plan Book No 8 page 61 and in other Books

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Upper Interior T’p No 4 & Lakes [?]

1836]

Isaac S Small surveyed into Lots the Upper Indian Township No 4. Field Notes recorded in “Field Notes 1836” pages 293 to 389 also surveyed the Islands in same Township and the West Branch of the Penobscot River and Lakes in both of the Upper Indian Townships. Field Notes recorded in Field Notes 1836 pages 293 to 448, Plan in Plan Book No 8 pages 15 & 16 and other Plan Book

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Upper Indian T’p No 3

1836 & 7]

Isaac S Small assisted by Ashur Martin surveyed into Lots the Upper Indian Township No 3 and the Islands in said township. Field Notes recorded in “Field Notes 1836” pages 173 to 285. Plan in Plan Book No 8 page 15, and other Plan Books

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Madawaska Road

1837]

Isaac S Small surveyed the Madawaska Road so called from the termination[?] of the Aroostook Road with Aroostook River to the settlement in the St John River.

Field Notes recorded in “Field Notes 1838” pages 320 to 331