Interesting article from Atlas Obscura:
http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/ohio-public-land-survey
Angelo
This is the same author and web site as another article recently pointed out on here (https://surveyorconnect.com/community/threads/honey-war.330178/#post-420263&apos ;">thread). I had some problems with that one. Not sure I'm expert enough to check this one.
Bill93, post: 423150, member: 87 wrote: This is the same author and web site as another article recently pointed out on here (https://surveyorconnect.com/community/threads/honey-war.330178/#post-420263&apos ;">thread). I had some problems with that one. Not sure I'm expert enough to check this one.
The general content is about right. However if you want a bit more detail I would suggest a reprint of Volume III (235 pages) of the "http://geosurvey.ohiodnr.gov/miscellaneous-pgs/ohio-cooperative-topographic-survey-publications&apos ;">Ohio Co-operative Topographic Survey." For those interested in an expanded (551 pages) study try http://www.blazespostsandstones.com/endorsements.html&apos ;">Blazes, Posts and Stones by James L. Williams. I have copies of both on my desk now.