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On 11 April 1855, the New York state legislature authorized and provided for the appraisal and acquisition of lands in New York flooded as a result of the damming of the outlet of Long Pond (Greenwood Lake) by the Morris Canal and Banking Company. The lands (and titles) acquired were to be vested in the canal company during its corporate existence. In October and November of that year, a survey was made by W. H. Wood, Civil Engineer and City Surveyor, Jersey City. The survey book is dated 21-22 November 1855. For a plotting made from the survey in May 1925, see item 23 in Box C of the series Maps and Drawings, 1820s-1970s. |
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Original volume, 21-22 November 1855 |
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Photocopy of volume |
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