Page 12 of the City Engineer's Plat Book with two plats. Plat 1 shows plots near Coming Street, St. Phillip Street, King Street, Meeting Street, and Vanderhorst Street. Plat 2 Shows lots on Queen Street near the intersections with East Bay Street and Prioleau Street, has the label "Charleston Harbour Cooper River" on the right-hand margin.
Page 14 of the City Engineer's Plat Book with one plat. The plat shows land between Bay Street and Church Street, including stretches of Tradd Street, Broad Street, and Queen Street.
Page 207 of the City Engineer's Plat Book with two plats. Plat 1 is titled "The Plan of Charles Town With its Entrenchments and those made during the Siege by the English 1780," and shows Queen Street, Church Street, Tradd Street, King Street, Broad Street, the State House, the Market, the Arsenal, an "Old Church" and a "New Church." It also shows certain geographic features, including "Cummins Point," Cannons Point, and Hampstead Hill. Plat 2 has a label reading "This Map In every particular copied with a Pen from an Old Plat of Charles Town dated 1671 found in a Book of Plats of various parts of U.S.A. printed in London 1671." Plat 2 shows several geographic features such as rivers and islands, and features numerous illustrations. The largest illustration depicts two groups of people interacting from either side of a stream. Each group holds a single spear.
Copy of a plat of land in St. Andrew’s Parish, 103 acres are marsh land. Little other detail or explanation. At the time of the copy belonged to George Wagner. Names associated with this plat include Stephen Bull, Thomas Jones, George Wagner, Richard Godfrey, Nathaniel Brown and Thomas Jones.
Plat of 300 acres in St. Andrew’s Parish on the Stono River originally granted to William Branford. At the time of the copy it belonged to George Wagner. Names associated with this plat are William Branford, George Wagner, Egerton Leigh, Thomas Boone and Elizabeth Hutchins.
Plan of 500 acres of land south of the Mile Swamp and near the May River. Names associated with this plat are J. Pears and Bellamy Crawford. Notable geographic locations are The Thickets, May River, The Mile Swamp and St. Luke's Parish.
Plat of land belonging to Bellamy Crawford possibly called the Thickets. Names associated with this plat are Bellamy Crawford. Notable geographic locations are May River, The Mile Swamp and St. Luke's Parish.
1050 Acres surveyed for William Whayman in London, shows two separate plots (No. 12 and 13), shows the River May, shows different types of trees, creeks, and swamps that run through the property. Names associated with this plat are William Whayman, William Sandy, Joseph Hodge, William Hodgson, Robert Bradsford, Robert Dee, Robert Wright, Anson, Thomas Rivers, and Rivers. Notable geographic locations include River May.
Tract of 514 acres of land conveyed by John Colleton to John Giles May 24, 1777. Bounded on all sides of Fairlawn Barony. Names associated with this plat are John Colleton, John Giles and Fairlaws. Notable geographic locations include Broad Road and Fairlawn.
"This tract was conveyed by G. Anson Esquire thro his attorney, and Richard Lambton to Thomas Rivers February 15th 1775 and from said J. Rivers to Benj. Guerad Esquire October 7th 1779." 371 Acres laid out by William James January 21th 1774 by the request of William George Roupell attorney for Georg Anson Esquire Being part of a barony originally granted to Robert Wright [illegible] Esquire by the Lords Proprietors. [illegible] now by Ansons Barony and being part of Lot N 11 of said Barony situated near May River." Plat contains identification of a path and waterways but no structural information. Names associated with this plat include G. Anson, Richard Lambton, Thomas Rivers, Benjamin Guerad, George Roupell, Robert Wright, the Lords Proprietors and Hodgson. Notable geographic locations include St. Lukes Parish, May River and Anson's Barony.
