Loch Ness

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Harper's Ferry

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King's Mountain In Revolutionary Localities

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Culloden Battle Plan

Culloden Battle Plan

Concord And Lexington Map

Battle Of Culloden

Battle Of Culloden Map

Partial Plat Map Near Bayou Sara

The Acklin/Acklen Plantations (formerly owned by Isaac Franklin) are included near the top of the map; Bayou Sara is in the lower corner.  The former Acklin plantation, Angola, is now the Angola Prison in Louisiana.

Map At Fort Harrod

Andersons' Patent Between The Green River And Cumberland Road

 8845  Patent: VA
Description: ANDERSON, MICHAEL; ANDERSON, DAVID; & THOMPSON, JOHN

Surveyed for Michael Anderson, John Thompson and David Anderson in Jefferson County

6 November 1782

Plains Of Abraham On Map

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Battle of the Plains of Abraham On Map

Route Of Clark Map At Fort Harrod

Map From Fort Harrod, Kentucky

Whitleys, Logan's And The Wilderness Road

Map Of Kentucke (Library of Congress)

This map of Kentucke,

Contributor Names: Filson, John, approximately 1747-1788.

Created / Published: [18--]

Outline Of Fort Greenville

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The Treaty of Greenville, Signed August 3, 1795

Gettysburg - Battle Of July 1

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David Rice Preached Here

"The Stanford Presbyterian Church, founded 1788 on this site, on Old Wilderness Trail."

Virginia (now Kentucky) Land Patents for this David Rice?

Patent: VA 2456.0; Patent: VA 5954.0 and/or Patent: VA 5257.0

Farm House Map, Larue County, Kentucky

Abraham Lincoln's Birthplace....

Map At LOC

Portion Of Larue County, Kentucky, Map At The Library Of Congress

Rand McNally and Company.
Created / Published: [Kentucky] : Charles Williams and C.M. Barnes, c 1899
Cadastral map

Also featured: Nolyn River (has been spelled Noles Linn, Nolin, etc.) and South Fork Creek

Map Of Booth's Flight

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Near The Old Indian Village At Canandaigua

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The proprietors offered this tract for sale by townships or parts of townships; and during the summer of 1789, several families settled on and near the site of the old Indian village at Canandaigua; at Bloomfield, and on Boughton Hill now in the town of Victor.

So rapid were the sales of the proprietors that before the 18th day of November 1790 they had disposed of about fifty townships, which were mostly sold by whole townships or large portions of townships, to sundry individuals and companies of farmers and others formed for that purpose.

On the 18th day of November, 1790, they sold the residue of their tract (reserving two townships only,) amounting to upwards of a million and a quarter acres of land, to Robert Morris of Philadelphia, who soon sold the same to Sir William Pultney, an English gentleman who appointed Capt. Charles Williamson his general and resident agent, to superintend his interest in, and dispose of the lands by sale in small or large quantities.
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Thomas Maxwell Near Boonesborough

Patent: VA 0022.0

Description: MAXWELL, THOMAS

17 November 1775

Also see:

Patent: VA 0023.0
Description: MAXWELL, THOMAS

Patent: VA 0029.0

Description: MAXWELL, THOMAS 

Near Confluence, Pennsylvania, Then And Now

Confluence, Pennsylvania, Area

Source (Yough River Mentioned)

"Historically, our town was named for its location at the junction of the Casselman River and Laurel Hill Creek with the Youghiogheny River." [Visit Confluence Website]