Ok people,
I found yet another remarkable name: Ida Genius from Rockville MD
just had to share
"Ownership Doubtful" Gotta luv it.
I can only imagine what a luxury it would be to survey in an area that has surveys and plats from that long ago.
I can count on one hand the number of "surveys" and "plats" in our courthouse that predate the 1970's.
I also noticed the "Ownership Doubtful". Love it.
As for old plats, things around here don't get interesting until we find one that is over 250 years old. And the further East you go the older they can get. I love the history of our profession.
You want old plans?
1729:
1769:
I noted the statement:
NOTE: Azimuth and Plane Coordinates based on Maryland State Plane Coordinate System from U.S.C.&G.S. Station “Seneca”.
I know some people that don't understand State Plane coordinates and azimuths today.
> I found yet another remarkable name: Ida Genius from Rockville MD
She appears to sign her name "Genies".
I'm glad to see that they set that one pipe on that whole project. *whew*
(unless those boxes are un-noted symbols for standard r/w monuments - I've never seen MD R/W plans so I really don't know.)
"Thomas Oyster"????? realy? Was his partner Sam Clam?
Check out this grantor's strange surname:
yes, thomas g oyster. very well respected operation in this area
From the great Commonwealth of PA
Could they be brothers? :-S
Person Information
Name: HARRY O DICK
Address Information
Address(city state zipcode): GLENSHAW PA 15116
License Information
Type: Professional Engineer Secondary Type: Number: PE014263E
Profession: Engineers Status: Active
Issue Date: 8/23/1968 Expires: 9/30/2015 Last Renewed: 7/11/2013
Person Information
Name: HARRY J PEPE
Address Information
Address(city state zipcode): UNIONTOWN PA 15401
License Information
Type: Professional Engineer Secondary Type: Number: PE017921E
Profession: Engineers Status: Inactive
Issue Date: 8/20/1971 Expires: 9/30/1997 Last Renewed: 1/21/1995
> I'm glad to see that they set that one pipe on that whole project. *whew*
>
> (unless those boxes are un-noted symbols for standard r/w monuments - I've never seen MD R/W plans so I really don't know.)
I Like the "ENGINEERS CERTIFICATE: All areas shown hereon were planimetered."
Try getting that past a local plan reviewer today, if they even knew what planimetered means.
Also from the ENGINEERS CERTIFICATE "Monuments shown thus ?, have been placed where so indicated." So they did set control just didn't go to the trouble of calculating areas.
