Dyer's index to land grants in West Virginia, v. 2, Part 35

Author: Dyer, M. H. (Morgan Homer) cn
Publication date: 1896
Publisher: Charleston, M. W. Donnally, printer
Number of Pages: 960


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Johnson, Robert


100


L Black fork


..


152


K.


Kissinger, Wilson


Boone 50


Sparr's branch


1870 56


Kerr, R B


Poc'h'ntas 470 head Deer creek 1873 118


..


22


Hutson, Winter


Dod'ridge


37


S side 6-Mile


213 adj his own 1S71


75


Hall, L S


Wetzel


37


N side L Fishing er


. .


574 adj S Clevenger


93


.


.


37


5


same


12


Gartner, Allen


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L


Name of Grantce.


County.


Acres.


Local Description


Date. Pa


Lambert, Hiram


Wyoming


175


Skin fork


1870


7


Lambert, Philip


McDowell


35


Clear i'k Tug


18


samo


samo


Leep, John W


Wetzel


1073


wts Doolin run


66 .


39


Lawson, Anthony


Logan


1634


wis Cow er


66


48


Lechenet, Louis


130


Foard branch


1871 65


Landaere, Jesse


Hardy


883 wts Lost river


1873 103


Lawson, James M


Logan


700 Sycamore er


.. 124


Lester, J D


Wyoming


58


Little Huff's cr


1SS4 214


M


Murphy, Herndon


MeDowell 134


near Tug river 1870 21


Miller, Zadock


Boone 24


adj R Hagar


23


Mourn, W'm


Wyoming 4S


Clear fk Guyand


25


Milam, James


McDowell


123 Belcher branch


1ST1 75


Monroe, John, et als


Ham'shire _ 773 Capon mt


240


Silannon br


81


Mullins, John


Logan


70


adj his own


87


Marsteller, Nicholas


Randolph


100


Shaw'r'sfk Cheat 1873


99


Moore, Thomas P


Wayne


55


Bluewater 66


100


May, Elijalı


Greenbr'r


70


wts Buck Lick run ".


102


Marcum, Jacob


Logan


25 Stone Coal er


143


Morral, Lair D


Barbour


261


wts Teter's cr


1376 164


Miller, Samuel C


Webster


400


Amosfk La'rel er .. 165


Miller, Wm


Boone


179


Turtle creek


.. 166


Mullins, John S


Wyoming


75 Guvandotter 1879 203


Mead, Wm T


Logan


30


adj Hensley


..


208


Mc


MeNeeley. Joseph


Logan


29


Camp fork


1870


49


MeNeely & Chambers


..


200


mo Lick branch


61


MeNeely, Joseph


. .


25


mo Beech fork


..


62


McDonald, Isaac E


Wayne


S2


Reedy branch


18.5 138


McDonald, Wm W


Logan


267


Big Spring br


..


154


McNeeley & Chambers


..


200


Bent branch


1879 192


N


Neville, M D


Grant


100


Abram's creek


1864 1


same


90} W side Stoney r


1


Nelson, George W


Boone


260


Cfk of Laurel 1870


46


Nighbert, George W


Logan


490


Guyandotteriver 1871


69


Nutter, Thomas C


Wirt


56


waters Slate er .. 91


..


79


Mitchell & Lawson


McDowell


Milam, John T


150


Clark's br


52


Melton, Thomas


Kanawha


64


Elk river ..


Modesitt, John


Ritchie


95 Lynn Camp f'k 1875 141


310


same


.. 155


670 Tug river


19


240


Day Camp br


،،


20


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1


O.


Name of Granten.


County. Acres Local Description. Date. Paze


Oney, William


Mercer 50


wts 12-Milo fork 1870 40


P.


Phares, Benjamin


Randolph 1040


h'd Beaver cr. &c 1870 10


Phillips, Willie


Wyoming 40


McCoy's ridge


32


Pearis, Samuel P


Mereer


356


waters Tom's run 54


same


374


Jarrel's branch . . 55


same


S4


h'd Big Bluestone


55


Parriott, Samuel P


Marshall


284


Stony run


1871 90


Perry, Nathan


Wayne


125


Long branch 1873 100


Parsons, Susan, et als Ham'shire


212


drain South br


1877 168


same


117


same


170


Parriott, G W & S A Marshall


465


waters Fish er


172


Philips, John W


Ham'shire


19


Break Neck Hill 1879 177


same


66


8


Town hill


178


same


3.1 wts Little Cacapon


179


Philps & Reed


53 South Branch mt .: 150


Peters, Martha


Mercer


140


Flat Top mt


199


Parriott, G W


Marshall


347 waters Fish cr


205


R


Reel, Wm C


Randolph


313 h'd Piercy's run 1869


3


Roman, Isom


Logan


290


Millstone br


1870


33


Robinson, S I


Wetzel


70 bet B & L Fer'ks "


51


Reed, Wm L


McDowell


70 adj P & J Smith . . 60


Reed, Warren


Jackson


39 adj Alexander 1871 SO


Reed, John M


Wood


44 Plum run


.. 80


Richmond, Wm C


Raleigh


150


New river


86


Reed, Elias


Mercer


200


waters Rich cr


1879 197


S


Sayre, Wesley's h'rs


Mason 165


wts B Spruce


1869


5


Short, Joseph


MeDoweil


adj Adair


1870


17


Smith, Jobn


Wayne


· 35


Beech branch


..


27


samo


MeDowell


50


Tug river


2S


Small & Kilmer


Berkeley


50


E side North mt


..


29


Stalnaker. S G


Gilmer


78


Job's run


..


30


Jmith, Elias


Morgan


15


adj Smith's heirs


..


34


Stienbeck, D F


Gilmer


265


wts Leading er


..


Snider, John


Randolph


35


E side Dry fork adj his own


..


58


Short, Benjamin


Wyoming


75


61


Simpkins, Nancy


Logan


$5 mouth Lick fork 1871


77


Simmons, SY


Hardy


1524 Patterson's Cr mt


..


$1


Smith, Josiah


Fayette


116 Buffalo erech


SS


25


samo


2S


Short, William same


S2


Laurel creek


..


29


16


Branch mit


17S


samo


66


.


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Name of Grantee.


County.


Acres.


Local Description.


Date Page.


Fayette


200


Glade creek


1873 99


Wayne 100


Mud Lick fork


101


Ham'shire


34 waters South br


105


Logan


50 wts Panther br


66


119


Braxton


60


Copen's run


1874 120


100


near Copen's run


. 6


127


Wayne


25


Bertram fork


..


129


same


Smith, M Z. et als


waters Mill cr


..


134


Steel, Ralph


Logan


100


Island creek


66


143


Spratt, James


209


Gilbert creek


.6


144


Stewart, Wm


Wyoming


66


Rock House f'k


1877 168


Spratt. James, et als


Logan


260


adj Stafford


1879 182


Stone, Samuel S


Boone


200


Horse creek


..


182


Straton, William same


Logan


74


wts Harts' creek


183


same


184


same


6S0


same


185


Spratt, Robert P


50


Deep Ford br


150


Spratt, James


260


Guyandotter same


206


Stewart & Stewart


Ritchie


1143 Grass run


1SS0 209


Stewart, Charles F


Wyoming


310


Turkey creek


1883 211


Spaulding, Charles


Logan


25


Bark Camp br


1SS4 224


T


Tyree, Franeis' heirs Fayette


131


Butter Spring br 1871 72


Thomas, George


Dod'ridge


45


adj his own


S5


Taylor, Sampson


Mercer


100


wts Rich ercek


1879 120


Toler, Thomas


Wyoming


165


wts Big Huff's er 1854 216


Vinson, William


Wayne


415


Moses' fork


1870 36


same


500


wts Moses fk


..


37


Vance & Steel


Logan


400


Lfk Conley er


1875 140


Vance, Levi


50


Island creek


1876 160


same


500


Mfk Island cr


1879 17: .. 188


same


20


same


..


.


W


Wheeler, J C


Wayne


47


Hezekiah's cr 1870 in


Wheeler & Hoard same


50


Cove creek


..


5:


same


100


same


5:


Williams, Wm


McDowell 1030


White Oak fork ..


6:


Woods, Westley


Wetzel


394 E sido Laurel run 1871


1


25


b 10-Mile & Lers


131


Spurlock, Hurston


50


Laurel creek


1875 139


32


Little Laurel


130


15


145


Driftwood br


5:


Vance, Washington


32


samo


204


Stanley, Edward


Wyoming


25


1.7


Sidenstricker. W Spaulding & Parsley Sanders, Alexander Stratten & Dempsey Stout, Sylvester same Shelden, Milton same


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.


Name of Grantee.


County. Acres.


Local Description.


Unte. Page


White, H S


Logan 60


adj JJ H Bailey 73


White, Martin


50 near Crooked er . 6


Williamson, Aly


66


50 h'd Board C br


White, Fortunatis


Lewis 175


adj Kemper


1873 121 .6 123


Wickline, Geo J


Monroe


65 wts Dunlap's cr 1874 125 132


Wolf & McMechen same


Wetzel, Wm E


Mason


Cooper's Land fk 1875 139


Wolf & MeMechen


Hardy


2707 South Fork mnt


14S


Walker, Jacob


Wyoming 20 Lick fork 158


Wilmoth. Edmund


Barbour 300


head Hunter's fk 1976 161


Walker, Ira W


Mercer 66


100 200 wts Wide Mouth 1879 194 nr Wide Month 66 19S


Warwick, J, ct als


Wallace, Matthew


Poc'h'ntas 6800 130


wts Ganley river 1SS4 212 head Ewing'srun 215


Cada description de Quequando Counties o folien


ist & Warmte


Batelowas


Montgomery ã Spottariania. 5 1


1 زر


-


Hardy 5044 Fork mountain


308 83


same 66


133


Wimmer, Sam'l


BOUNDARY LINES


OF THE


COUNTIES IN WEST VIRGINIA.


As Originally Formed, From What Counties Taken, With Date of Formation.


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Barbour County.


Formed in March, 1843. from Harrison. Lewis and Randolph counties.


Beunded as follows: Beginning opposite the mouth of Sandy creek, on the east side of the Valley river. in the now county of Randolph. thence down said Valley river, with the several meta- ders thereof. to M'Daniels ferry, thence a straight line to the fi- viding ridge on the waters of Simpson's creek and Bartlett's :imn. (so as to include Renben Davisson's farm within the new county, thence a straight line to the old farm now cecupied by Samuel Bartlett. then e to the head of Goodwin's run, thence a straight line to the mouth of Matthew's Camp run on Elk creek, thenon ; straight line to William Bean's, on Gnatty crock. thence a straight line to the head of Peck's run, thence with the dividing ridge be tween the head of Peck's run and Hacker's creek to the gap of ail ridge, where the road crosses, leading down to Hacker's creek. thenve a straight line to Samuel Black's residence, (including the farm of said Black within the new county.) on Buchanan river. thence a straight line to the mouth of Sarvis run. on the middle fork of the Valley river, thence a straight line to the gap of the Laurel Hill mountain, where the widow Corley's corner tree stands. thence with the top of the said mountain until where it comes to the Preston county line, thence with the Preston and Randolph county line to the beginning.


117


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Berkeley County.


Formed in February, 1772, from Frederic county.


Bounded as follows : Beginning in the line that divides the counties of Frederic and Loudoun, one mile and an half northward of the corner in Williams's gap, that at present divides the parishes of Frederic and Norborne, thence westward with a line exactly parallel to the line that now divides the parishes of Frederic and Norborne, till it intersects the line of Hampshire county. thence with the Hampshire line to the corner dividing the parishes of Frederic and Beckford, thence with the lines dividing the said par- ishes of Frederic and Beckford, east south-east, to the south-east- wardly bank of Cedar creek, thence binding on the same to its confluence with the river Shenandoah, thence across the said river east. to the easterly bank of the same. thence down the said river and binding on the same, to the mouth of Passage creek. and thence with a right line to the line of Culpeper, at the intersection of the road leading through Chester's gap, thence with the Culpeper. Fauquier, and Loudoun lines to the beginning.


Boone County. 1


Formed in March, 1847, from Kanawha, Cabell and Logan counties.


Bounded as follows: Beginning at the mouth of Cobb's creek. (a branch of Little Coal river.) on the point between said creek and river, and thence running with the top of the ridge on the upper side of said creek. to the dividing ridge between said creek and the waters of Mad river, thence with and along the top of said dividing ridge, to the head of Horse ereck and the Laurel fork of Mud river. thence taking the dividing ridge between said Laurel fork and the waters of the Sugar Tree fork of said Mud river. to the mouth of said Laurel fork. thenee (crossing the main fork of Mud river) a straight line to the top of the dividing ridge between the head- waters of U'ziy creek and Mud river, thenee with and along the top of said ridge to the head of the Grassy fork of Ugly creek, thence down said Grassy fork to Main Ugly creek. thence a straight line (crossing Main Ugly creek and Big creek at William Martin's) so as to include said Martin on Big creek, thenee up a small branch to the top of the dividing ridge between Godby's fork and the Middle fork. thence with and along the top of the said dividing ridge, passing the head of Vannater's branch and taking or con- tinuing the said ridge above said branch to Hewett's creek, and crossing said creek above the house of Obadiah Bias, serior, (so as to include said Bias and James Bias within the new county.) thence a straight line to the Point ridge. above the mouth of Big Laurel creek, on the Spruce fork of Coal river, and with and along the top of said. ridge to the head of Big Laurel creek. thence with and along the top of the said dividing ridge, between the waters of Guyandotte river and Little Coal river. to the dividing ridge be- tween the Marsh fork of Big Coal river and Little Coal river, and with and along the top of said dividing ridge to the mouth of the


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said Marsh fork. thence crossing Big Coal river at the mouth of the Marsh fork of said Big Coal river, and up the mountain to the top of the dividing ridge between Big Coal river and Kanawha river, thence with and along the top of said dividing rilge down to the head of Bull creek, and with and along the top of the ridge below Bull creek to Big Coal river, and thence down said river as it meanders to the mouth of Fork creek, thence taking the point. below said Fork creek to the head of Dick's creek. and thence with and along said creek as it meanders to Little Coal river, and down said river as it meanders to the beginning.


Braxton County.


Formed in January, 1836, from Lewis, Kanawha and Nicholas counties.


Bounded as follows: Beginning at the Salt works road at the head of Barbecue run, and running thence with the dividing ridge of the Kanawha and Monongalia waters to the head of the Fall run, thence along the leading ridge to the forks of the Little Ka- nawha, thenee up the right hand fork to its head. thence with the dividing ridge between Kanawha. Buchanan and Elk waters. to the corner of Randolph and Nicholas county line, thence with the said line to the top of the Point mountain above the Fork lick. thence along the top of the Point mountain to the end thereof. thenco a straight line to Joseph Priam's (so as to include Joseph Priam's lands within the boundary of the new county). thence a a straight line to the top of the ridge between Big and Little Birch river, and down said ridge to the mouth of Little Birch river, thence a straight line to the mouth of the Rock-camp fork of Big Buffaloe (above Young's bottoms), thence down the same to its mouth, crossing Elk river, thence to the upper three forks of Big Sandy river, thence to the Lewis and Kana The county line. at a point where a straight line to the mouth of the Long Shoal run will include Jacob Shock, on Steer creek within the boundary of the new county. thence up the said Long Shoal run to the top of the ridge between the Sand fork and Little Kanawha. thence with the dividing ridge to the head of the left hand fork of Three lick fori: of Oil creek, thence to its mouth, thence up the Clover lick fork to the beginning.


Brooke County.


Formed in November, 1796, from Ohio county.


Bounded as follows : Beginning on the Ohio river at the month of Short creek, thence up the said creek to Nathaniel Coleman's mill. thence a straight line to the north-west corner of Robert MeClure's field on the ridge between Short creek and Buffaloe crock. thenee south seventy-five degrees east, until it intersects the line of the state of Pennsylvania.


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Cabell County.


Formed in January, 1809, from Kanawha county.


Bounded as follows : Beginning at the corner of Mason county in Teasas Valley, thence a direct line to the mouth of the Spruce fork of Coal river, thence up said fork to where the line of Giles county crosses it, thence with the said line to Tazewell county line and with said line to the Tug fork of Sandy, and down the same to its conflux with Ohio river, thence up the same to the mouth of Little Guyandotte, in the county of Mason, and with the Mason line to the beginning.


Calhoun County.


Formed in March, 1856, from Gilmer county.


Bounded as follows : Beginning at the West fork of the Little Kanawha, where the Gilmer and Wirt county line crosses the same, thence up the West fork to the mouth of Henry's fork. thence up said Henry's fork to the mouth of Beach fork, thence with the dividing ridge between said Beach fork and Henry's fork to the Gilmer county line, thence to include all the waters of said West fork within the county of Gilmer, to the Gilmer, Ripley and Chio turnpike to the head of Cromey's creek, thence with said turnpike to the mouth of Bear fork of Steer creek, thence a straight line to the head of Muscle shoals of the Little Kanawha river. thence by the shortest line to the top of the dividing ridge between waters of Tanner's fork and Laurel creek to the Ritchie county line, thence with the Ritchie and Gilmer county line and the Wirt and Gilmer county line to the place of beginning.


Clay County.


Formed in March, ISES, from Braxton and Nicholas counties. Bounded as follows: Beginning at the mouth of Duck creek on Elk river, thence with the divide between Duck creek and O'Brian's creek to the divide between the waters of the Little Kanawha river and Elk river, thence a straight line to the Braxton and Calhoun county line (so as to include the farm of Themas Jarvis, Jr., in the new county), thence with the Braxton county line (as originally run) to the Three forks of Sandy creek (at James Rogers'), thence a straight line to the mouth of Queen Shoal creek. a south branch of Elk river. thence a straight line to the south-east corner of a tract of about twelve thousand acres of land owned by Charles Ruiner and others (near the farm of William Nichol, Sr.). thence a straight line to the farm of Strother B. Grose on the waters of Buffalo creeks. so as to include his land in the new county, thence a straight line to Abraham Dilly's on Strange creek, so as to include his land in the new county, thence with the divide between Strange creek wa- ters and Grove's creek waters, to the beginning.


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Doddridge County.


Formed in February. 1945, from Harrison, Tyler. Ritchie and Lewis counties.


Bounded as follows : Beginning on the South fork of Hughes's river at the month of Sugar Camp run, at James Gray's, thence a straight line to the gap at the head of the right hand fork of Bone ereck, thence a straight lino to the mouth of the Sand fork of Fink's creek, thence on the dividing ridge between Sand fork and Fink's creek, thence following the dividing ridge between the waters of Middle Island creek and Fink's creek, and the west fork of Mo- nongahelia river on said ridge to the Northwestern turnpike road. thenee north with the said ridge to the corner of the Harrison and Tyler county line, thence on the ridge between Muckleroy creek and Fishing creek, thence with the said ridge to the head of George's run (a branch of Muekleroy), thence a straight line to the mouth of Flint's run, thence a straight line to the mouth of Arnold's ereck, thence a straight line to the Northwestern turnpike road, at tollgate number eleven, thence a straight line to the be- ginning.


Fayette County.


Formed in February, 1831. from Logan, Greenbrier, Nicholas and Kanawha counties.


Bounded as fellows : Beginning on New river where the lines of Giles and Logan counties strike the same. thenee down said river to the mouth of Lick creek. thence a straight line to the top of Little Seawell mountain, where the Kanawha turnpike crosses the same, so as to embrace the dwelling-house of J. P. Thomasson. thenec a straight line to Meadow river, at the mouth of Mill creek. thence down down said river to its mouth thence down Gauley river to the mouth of Twenty mile creek, thence up Twenty mile creek to the month of Bell creek, thence up Beil creek to Jame- Nicholas's, thence astraight line to Rock camp, on the present line of Nicholas and Kanawha counties, thence a straight line to Kat- nawha river, at the mouth of Smithers's creek. thenee a stright line crossing Kanawha river, and some of the waters of Paint creek. Cabin ereck. and North-east fork of Cole river and the West fork . of same, to the intersection of the lines of Kanawha and Logan counties, at the end of the Great Cherry Pond mountain. thence with the dividing ground, dividing the waters that flow into the Marsh fork of Cole and New rivers, on the one side, and the Little Cole river, and the waters of Guyandotte river, on the other side. to the present line of Logan and Giles counties, thence with said line, to New river, the beginning.


Gilmer County.


Formed in February, 1845, from Lewis and Kanawha counties


Bounded as follows : Beginning at the corner of Braxton county line, situate at the left hand fork of the Three lies fork of


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Oil creek, thence a straight line to the fork of the road on Lend- ing creek, between Robert Benson's and Aaron Schoolcraft's. thence a straight line to the southeast corner of Ritchie county. . thence with the Ritchie, Wood and Jackson county line. to a point where the latter crosses the west fork of the Little Kanawha river, thence such lines as will embrace all the waters of the said west fork of the Little Kanawha river to the Braxton and Kana- wha county line, thence with the lines of Braxton county to the beginning.


Grant County.


Formed in February; 1866, from Hardy county.


Bounded as follows : Beginning at Fairfax Stone, at the junction of the line between West Virginia and Maryland, corner to said county of Hardy. and with the said boundary fine down the north branch of the Potomas. to the Hampshire. (now Minerab and Hardy county line, thence with the said line southeastward crossing Patter- son's creek mountain, and thence running the division line between the proposed new county and Hardy county, southward along the top of mountain to the gap below the month of Luney's creek, thence with a stright line to the top of Elkhorn Reek, thence along the top of the mountain range which divides the waters of South Mill creek, from those of the South Fork to the Hardy and Pendleton county line, thenee with the latter northwestward to the Hardy and Tucker county lines, and with the latter to the beginning.


Greenbrier County.


Formed in October, 1777. from Botetourt and Montgomery counties.


Bounded as follows : ' Beginning on the top of the ridge which divides the Eastern from the Western waters, where the line be- tween Augusta &' Botetourt crosses the same, and running thence the same course continued north fifty-five degrees west to the Ohio, thence beginning at the said ridge, at the said lines of Rotetourt and Augusta, running along the top of the said ridge. passing the Sweet Springs, to the top of Peter's mountain, thence along the said mountain to the line of Montgomery county, thenee along the same mountain to the Kanhawa or New River. thence down the said river to the Ohio.


Hampshire County.


Formed in November, 1753, from Frederic and Augusta.


Bounded as follows: All that part of the county of Augusta which lies within the bounds of the Northern Neck, be added to, und made part of the county of Frederic, and that from and imme- diately after the said first day of May, the said county of Frederic. and the said part of the county of Augusta so to be added to, and made part of the county of Frederic as storesaid, be divided into two counties, and that all that part thereof lying to the westward


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of the ridge of mountains commonly called and known by the names of the Great North or Cape Capon Mountain, and Warm Spring Mountain, extending to l'otowmack river, be one distinct county, and called and known by the name of Hampshire.


Hancock County.


Formed in January. 1848, from Brooke county :


Bounded as follows : Beginning on the Ohio river. at the ledge of rocks commonly called and known as ". Williams's rocks, " thence by a straight line to the toll-gate on the Holliday's Cove turnpike road, thence a due cast course to the Pennsylvania State line. thence (from the point of intersection or meeting with said State line,) with and along said Pennsylvania State line. north. to the Ohio river, thence with and along the said Ohio river, as it mean- ders, to the place of beginning.


Hardy County.


Formed in October, 1785, from Hampshire County.


Bounded as follows: Beginning at the north brauch of Potow- mack, opposite to the mouth of Savage river, and running thence in a direct course so as to strike the upper end of the plantation known by the name of Myres's mill. on New creek. thence in a direct course to John Lewis's mill, on Patterson's creek, thence in a direct course to the highest part of the mountain known by the name of the High Nob, thence in a direct course to the gap of the Short Arse mountain, where the North river runs through the same, thence along the road leading by the upper end of Henry Fry's plantation, on Cane Capon, and along the said road to the top of the North mountain, to the dividing line between the counties Shenandoah and Hampshire.


Harrison County.


Formed in May, 1784. from Monongalia county.


Bounded as follows : Beginning on the Maryland line at the fork ford on the land of John Goff. thence a direct course to the head waters of Big Sandy creek, thenco down the said ercek to Tyger's valley fork of Monongalia river, thence down the same to the mouth of the West fork river, thence up the same to the mouth of Biggerman's ereck. thence up the said ereck to the line of Ohio county.


Jackson County.


Formed in March. 1831, from Mason. Kanawha and Wood counties.


Bounded as follows : Beginning at the month of Pond creek on the Ohio river, theace a direct line to the West corner of Lewis County, where the lines of Lewis, Wood and Kanawha counties meet, thence with the line dividing Lewis and Kanawha counties


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to a point where the West fork of the Little Kanawha river crosses said line, thence a direct line to the mouth of the Middle fork of Countze's creek, a branch of Pocatalico river, thence : di- reet line to the month of the first branch emptying into the Ohio river above the Letart falls, thence up the Ohio river. following its meanders to the place of beginning.


Jefferson County.


Formed in January, 1801, from Berkeley county.


Bounded as follows: All that part of the county of Berkeley. lying aswardly of a line beginning at Opeckon creek in the Fred- erick line, thence with the sail creek to the bend immediately below Wallingford's tavern. theace running a direct line to Wyncomp's spring on the public road leading from Martinsburg to Shepherds- town, and thenco with the meanders of the spring run to its conflu- ence with the Potowmac.




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