I'm afraid I can't help with the map. From the description it sounds like it would have run north up the east side of the bay, starting a bit north from what is now Philipsburg, to Pike River (route 133). That's the southern most bridge over the river and the river crossing has probably remained in roughly the same spot. There's a road from there (route 202) that heads south west to Venise and then you can follow a road round the edge of the bay and due west through Clarenceville to Noyan. I would like to ask a favor. Is there any mention of the name Schoolcraft in your reference? There are several in the general area and I'm trying to determine which of seven (maybe eight) original settlers were in which towns. > -----Original Message----- > From: R Shogan [mailto:angiebob@shol.com] > Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2000 9:36 AM > To: QC-ETANGLO-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [QC-ETANGLO] Maps of the Siegniories > > > Was wondering if anyone would know where I could find a map > of the Seigniories of Faucalt and Noyan ca.1820's. I recently > recieved a document simply called Proces Verbal Nov. 1820 of > a road round Missiskouy Bay in the Siegniories of Foulcault > and Noyan. The document relates to the planing of roads. It > mentions my 5th gr. grandfather's farm (Ephraim Wheeler) > twice. ("do order that 10-A front road be established and > made to commence at the boundry line of the Seigniories of > St. Armand and Noyan, thence shall continue as it is traveled > and marked to Ephraim Wheeler's farm, thence round the Bay to > Mr. Joshua Lewis farm, thence to Black-Creek where a place of > a bridge hath been marked....") and again (" I do order that > the bye road laid out through Ephraim Wheeler's farm shall be > kept in repairs by the owners of the lots from lot numbered > six to lot number seventeen....) I think I could find this > farm if I had a decent map. Those that I obtained from the > Missisquoi Historical Socie! > ty are not clear enough to help. Any help would be apreciated. > Thanks, > R. J. Shogan > >