The document says "On the same survey plat for the above John Kennedey was a plat of what was called a "Private Survey" for George Smith's land dated 30 Oct 1765. This survey of about 61 acres did not adjoin the above 227+ acre survey. We found that the 61 acre survey adjoined the eastern boundary of the 233 acre and 98 perch Patent and part of that adjoining boundry line {for 32.3 perches} adjoined John Smith's "interference" tract that is embedded in the 233 acre and 98 perch survey." Questions: "interference" tract meaning and Private Survey meaning? These answers would help to understand the land situation. Thank You Judy Smith/Colorado . -- "I hear their whispers; etheral, soft and still. Daughter, if you don't remember me, who will?"