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Did you state that wrong??ÿ They used to be that size of Sealed Lead Acid (SLA), which is what your link gives. ?ÿ
Gee, I was feeling good about solving the location puzzle (while not publishing the answer), and here a few minutes later you posted the deed. I look...
That is just somebody's contribution to Open Street Map coloring in the apparent occupation, which anyone could do from any aerial photo.
historicaerials.com shows the tree line northeast of the cemetery as far back as its earliest photo from 1939. An unofficial history is at:?ÿ listing...
The county to the west shows the church owning two 1-acre square parcels, which of course don't line up with occupation. It is interesting that this c...
The cemetery belongs to a Catholic church, rather than being under the township trustees as I had guessed.?ÿ The county GIS is a bit confusing.?ÿ It ...
Here's a wider view:
I've seen other rural cemeteries that have been there since settlement later made official by granting a deed for 1 acre, which for the small ones was...
Since this is PLSS and in an area that mostly has rural roads on section or quarter-section lines, and along with his other descriptions I think we ca...
Do you mean follows the quarter section line to the EAST ??ÿ That's what I thought the picture showed. What is under those trees??ÿ A creek, or an ab...
So the cemetery must include another parcel in NW corner of SW 1/4? It looks like that's where most of the headstones are.?ÿ Does it have a deed that ...
"I have a survey"?ÿ is ambiguous.?ÿ?ÿ I take it you have a survey job, not a prior survey.?ÿ Looks like a mess.?ÿ Maybe you will need the Township T...
Here's a video explaining how to do it:
Is there a story there, in the manner of Paden's dishwasher story?
Only if everything is symmetrical.?ÿ I suppose the bubble assembly is light enough you get away with it sticking out. any competent machinist could ...
He mentions not over tightening, which means at some point you may need to loosen a screw a bit to make the adjustment. I didn't notice him doing that...
It looks like it does make sense because the NE1/4 NE1/4 and the N1/2 S1/2 NE 1/4 west of the old RR are in common ownership, so it works if you find ...