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Diagram representing land ownership in an area near Pass Water, St. Elizabeth, 1803 / Williams Owen.

By:

John Gale

Publisher: St. Elizabeth, Jamaica : Cawley and Bassy Surveyors ; 18 November 1803Description: 1 map : coloured ; 35 x 55 1/2 cmContent type:

cartographic image

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

sheet

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Other classification:

St. E. 339

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Item is also digitized.

Summary: This map depicts 261 1/2 acres of land near Pass Water in the parish of St. Elizabeth that was previously part of the Exeter Plantation, which was patented by John Gale, Randolph Richardson, and George Jackson. It afterwards changed hands and belonged to William Owen. It was surveyed in November 1803 by Cawley and Barry, surveyors. Diagrams illustrating 261 1/2 acres of land near the Pass Water, previously part of Exeter Plantation, patented by John Gale, Randolph Richardson, and George Jackson, and currently owned by William Owen, surveyed by Cawley and Barry in November 1803.

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Maps	National Library of Jamaica	Special Collection Floor	St. E. 339 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		1000000605139

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This map depicts 261 1/2 acres of land near Pass Water in the parish of St. Elizabeth that was previously part of the Exeter Plantation, which was patented by John Gale, Randolph Richardson, and George Jackson. It afterwards changed hands and belonged to William Owen. It was surveyed in November 1803 by Cawley and Barry, surveyors. Diagrams illustrating 261 1/2 acres of land near the Pass Water, previously part of Exeter Plantation, patented by John Gale, Randolph Richardson, and George Jackson, and currently owned by William Owen, surveyed by Cawley and Barry in November 1803.

Item is also digitized.

Available on the Special Collection Floor.

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