Surveyors Records of Entry
1825-1860
Campbell County Tennessee
Pg, 16
No. 32
State of Tennessee
Campbell County
50 acres
Scale poles to the inch.
By virtue of an Entry No.94, dated the 7th of July 1824, I have surveyed forty
acres land on a branch of Big Cove Creek in Campbell County for
Jacob Queener Snr. Beginning on a white oak on the
North side of a small spring branch, running thence South 80 West 107-1/2 poles
to a stake South 14 Deg. 20 min. East 106 poles to a stake in his old line, then
with his old line North 70 East 54 poles to a stake and black oak pointer North
30 Deg. West 40 poles to a black oak, North 6 Deg. West 32 poles to a Spanish
Oak, North 18 East 61-1/2 poles to a hickory and dogwood, North 63 Deg. East 30
poles to a white oak, and thence North 36 West crossing the spring branch at two
poles, in all 4 poles to the beginning, as represented by the annexed plat.
Surveyed the 6th Aug. 1824.
Jo Hart, D.S.C.C.
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No. 158
State of Tennessee
Campbell County
50 acres
Scale 100 poles to the Inch.
By virtue of an Entry No.235, dated 26th Dec. 1825, I have surveyed fifty acres
in said County on a branch of Cove Creek for Henry Queener.
Beginning on a white oak and Spanish oak on the South East side of the North
East fork fo the branch that empties into Cove Creek at WIlliam Lindsay's and
running thencs South 45 Deg. West 64 poles to hickory, West 25 poles to a stake,
East 45 poles to a stake and thence a direct lin to the beginning as represented
by the annexed plat.
Surveyed 22nd July 1825.
Jacob Queener
Danl. Queener S.C.C
Rich'd D. Wheeler, S.C.C
By his deputy
Pg. 85
No. 159
State of Tennessee
Campbell County
80 acres
Scale 100 poles to the Inch.
By virtue of an Entry No.246 dated 2nd Jan 1826, I have surveyed for
Henry Queener 80 acres land in said county, on the
waters of Cove Creek. Beginning on a black oak and Spanish oak, North five black
pointers neat some large rocks on the top of a ridge, running North thence North
70 Deg. East 83 poles to a pine and dogwood and post oak pointers neat a path
leading from Joshua Craven to
William Lindsay's North 50 Deg. West 180 poles to a stake, South 70 Deg.
West 80 poles to a stake, and thence a direct line to the beginning, as
represented by the annexed plat. Surveyed 22nd July 1825.
Rich'd D Wheeler, S.C.C
By his deputy
Jacob Queener
Danl. Queener S.C.C