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First, thanks for your replies to my questions, aliquot.?ÿ I am aware of that section of the BLM's guidance and figured that it might have been your r...
Aliquot, I respectfully disagreed with your initial premise that Jefferson would turn over in his grave at a modern "misapplication" of subdividing a ...
Thanks Bill and paden.?ÿ The Farmall that I mowed with was much bigger than the "B"s that we also use for mowing.?ÿ The one unique feature it had was ...
In case any of the replies were directed at this portion of my post, "My convention is to not use 1/2 in aliquot descriptions to avoid ambiguity." my ...
No, Jefferson is not rolling in his grave.?ÿ He was in France and unable to defend his land system.?ÿ If he'd been in Washington and successfully enac...
When the parent tract(s) is described by aliquot parts, I regard 1/2 as shorthand for two contiguous 1/4s.?ÿ My convention is to not use 1/2 in aliquo...
Do you know the model/year of that old Farmall, Bill??ÿ When I was a skinny 13 year old kid, my dad had me drive one very similar to that in the hay f...
Well, Leon.?ÿ My impression is that you will either find the charred stake or find sufficient evidence to reestablish the corner. I'm looking forward ...
I agree with you, Cameron.?ÿ The area Leica rep is VERY responsive and knowledgeable.
Them bastids.?ÿ The gubmint is killing Kenny OPUS again!?ÿ ??ÿ
In case you missed my post from earlier this year Scott, here is a Master Title Plat Supplemental sheet for Sec. 18, T. 15?ÿ S., R. 69 W., 6th P.M. I'...
The GLO Records web site has a bulk data download feature that allows one to download relational databases of all the land records in their system.?ÿ ...
I thought you might like the photos Jitterboogie.?ÿ The stones are on the east side of the southern spur of Mt. Bross (above Mineral Park and south of...
A few years ago, I found these two stones in a waste pile next to an old mine a little further up the hill.?ÿ They were Cors. Nos. 1 and 4 of Sur. No....