Saturday, April 14, 2018

Block 4 - Survey 115 - Sainte Genevieve & New Bourbon Series

Plat and description of the survey of the exterior boundary lines of block No. 4 in the town of Ste. Genevieve, situated in township 38 North of the base line range 9 East of the 5th principal Meridian, in the State of Missouri surveyed on the 6th day of October in the year 1840 by Joseph C. Brown, deputy Surveyor, under instructions from the Surveyor of the public lands in the states of Illinois and Missouri dated the 3rd day of September 1840.


Description

Begin at the SW corner of the block at the intersection of the Northern edge of 2nd Street with the eastern edge of Gabori Street where a lime stone is set with its SW corner at the S.W. corner of the block, thence N80°40'E along the Northern edge of 2nd Street, the S.E. boundary of the block 425 feet 2 inches to the S.E. corner of the block at the intersection of the Northern edge of 2nd Street with the western edge of Common field Street where is set a lime stone with its S.E. corner at the S.E. corner of the block, thence N7W along the western edge of Common field Street the eastern boundary of the block 416 10/12 feet the N.E. corner of the block at the intersection of the western edge of Common field Street with the S.E. edge of 3rd Street at the old enclosure of the block, thence S77°10'W along the S.E. edge of 3rd Street the NW boundary of the block 417 feet 2 inches the NW corner of the block at the intersection of the S.E. edge of 3rd Street with the eastern edge of Gabori Street at the NW corner of the enclosure of the block, thence S5°35'E along the eastern edge of Gabori Street the western boundary of the block 391 feet 4 inches to the beginning. On the top of each of said corner stones I have had a cross made.

(Brown's Surveys of Ste. Genevieve & New Bourbon, pages 231-232, Missouri State Land Survey microfiche location: 724/0470A1)

Transcriber's note:

2nd Street is now Market Street
3rd Street is now Merchant Street
Gabori Street is now South Main Street
Common Field Street is now South Front Street

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transcribed by Steven E. Weible