Hello Lists! First excuse the duplicate cross-list posting, but this might be of interest to all. I received some land records from PA Archives, and I'm trying to pinpoint the exact location. The names in the title all surround the subject property, and it lies along a portion of Northkill Creek. Following is the description on the patent, which was granted to Conrad Reever, after having purchased it from Jacob Milliron when he moved to Hempfield, Westmoreland around 1772. Jacob secured the warrant in 1759. Also, if anybody can help me fill in the blanks of my transcription, I would appreciate it. I have yet to scan the accompanying map, but if anybody would like a copy when I get it, just reply personally. ......................................................................................... Know ye that in consideration for the monies paid by Jacob Millhuyser to the _____ Proprietaries ____ granting the warrant hereinafter mentioned and the sum of twenty six pounds three shillings ______ pence lawful money paid by Conrad Reever into the receiver Generals office of this commonwealth being the ______ of purchase money and Interest due thereon there is granted by the said Commonwealth unto the said Conrad Reever a certain tract of land called potatoe patch situated in Tulpehouon Township Berks County. Beginning at a corner black oak of John Servey’s land thereby the same North thirty one degrees West sixty six perches to a corner black oak Thence south twenty two degrees west one hundred nine perches to a corner chestnut oak Thence by Christopher Winter’s land North? South? 59 degrees east seventy eight perches to a corner white oak Thence north 31 degrees west one hundred and twelve perches to a corner post Thence by the same north sixty seven degrees east one hundred and twenty four perches to a corner white oak of said Reever other land Thence by the same fifty three degrees east sixty one perches to a corner stone of Peter Rephart’s land Thereby the same south twenty two degrees east twenty four perches to a post Thence south Forty? Six degrees west thirty four perches to a stone Thence south seventy seven degrees west 28 perches to a corner Hickory Thence south fifty one degrees east ninety perches to a corner Black Oak of Michael Souser’s land Thence by the same south thirty nine degrees west thirty six perches and a half to the corner Black first mentioned and place of Beginning Containing one hundred four acres and seventy two perches allowance of six _____ roads with the appurtenances [which said tract of land was surveyed by virtue of a warrant dated the Eighteenth day of June 1759 granted to the said Jacob Millhuyser who by deed dated the Twenty seventh day of February 1772 Conveyed The said Tract of land to the said Conrad Reever in fee simple] to have and to hold the said _______ parcel with the appurtenances unto the said Conrad Reever this here to the use of said Conrad Reever his heirs and (assigns?) forever free and clear of all restrictions as to mines Royalties ______ or otherwise excepting only ______ _____ of all gold and silver ore for the use of this Commonwealth to be delivered at the _________ clear of all charges and to keep whereof his excellency William Moore Esquire President of the Supreme Executive Council hath