From the Cumberland County Survey Book B page 386

[in left margin:]
  Fees

  $5, 39 2/3

[in main body on right:]
According to an order of the Cumberland Circuit Court 
April Fourth 1844. Mary Hopkins Plaintiff and Betsy 
Keeton, Defendent, I proceeded on the 10th of October 1844 
in company with Ewen Keeton, who produced a plan(?) 
cut in the name of John Crawford for 100 acres, bearing 
date the 5th day of January 1815, surveyed October 21st 1806 
to lay off the land in displute, in the following manner 
viz: I commenced 20 poles due north from the beginning 
corner of a Hopkins' 400 acre survey, no corner stand-
ing, but said to be the beginning corner of said survey; 
thence N. 42 degrees W 100 poles to an elm. From this line 60 
poles to an elm which down and said by William 
Ketchen, who was one of the original chainmen, to be the 
corner. The tree is somewhat decayed, but I think I distin-
ctly saw axe marks on it; thence 
N. 81 degrees W. 45 poles to a beech, not found, 
the land being cleared; thence N. 60 degrees 
W. 84 poles to a white walnut, which 
is down and partly decayed, I sup-       [see SurveyBookBPage387.jpg]
posed it to be the corner in asmuch       
as my course and distance took me 
to it, the balance of the lines I platted 
by the consent of Keeton. The solid lines 
represent the Crawford 100 acre survey, 
and the dotted lines Arthur Hopkins 400 
acres. The triangle A. F. G., is 28 acres contained 
in Hopkins' Patent [] represents Keeton's house.
William Fletcher,
Josiah Ward,     } C.C.           J. M. Baker, S.C.C.

    ?? ?? and duly sworn