Letters to Commissioner and Reservation maps, 1851-1859

File — Multiple Containers

Identifier: MSS025:04.56

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Letter to Commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office regarding the survey of the Willamette Meridian and Baseline, dated October 20th, 1851. Oversized: Survey Map of Salem from January 16th, 1855; Survey map of township of the West Willamette Meridian, dated January 16th, 1855; Survey map of township N 38 South Range; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1857-1859; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part l; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part ll; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part lll; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part lV; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part V; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part Vl; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 part Vll; Statement, continued, showing the extent of surveys contracted; Compilation of letter to the commissioner from the Surveyor General’s Office from 1851-1859 (complete document).

Dates

Creation: 1851-1859

Creator

Atwood, Kay (Katherine Conlee) (Person)

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