Plat for the town of New-Boston, situated on fractional Section [31] South West quarter of Section 32, in Township 14, Range 5.
The in lots marked with the letter M. belong to William Deniston, and the out lots marked with his name, belong to William Deniston.
The in lots marked with the letter H. and out lots marked William H. Deniston belong to William H. Deniston.
Explanation
Width of a Street [80 feet]
Width of an Alley [16 Do]
Width of a lot [80 Do]
Length of a lot [152 Do]
S^c^ale of 320 feet [to the inch]
Note this [?] the above scale
The privileges of ferrying from and keeping a [wood] yard upon the lot marked “Landing” on [the] plat, are vested exclusively in William D and John W. Deniston
William Deniston, William H. Deniston, and Elijah I each holds an equal and undivided interest [in?] the North East range of lots on this plat, [and?] out lot marked D, which they propose to [donate] to the county, provided the county will locate the [county] seat, at the town of New-Boston, and accept the donation.1
[ certification
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09/30/1834
for Peter Butler surveyor, for the county of Warren and the attached parts thereof.September 30, 1834.
09/30/1834
I do hereby certify that the above is an accurate plat of the town of New-Boston, as surveyed by me.
A. Lincoln,for Peter Butler surveyor, for the county of Warren and the attached parts thereof.September 30, 1834.
[ certification
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09/30/1834
09/30/1834
Erwin, James
State of Illinois
Warren County
Warren County
This day personally appeared before [the] undersigned a Justice of the peace for said county, Wil[liam] Deniston, William H. Deniston, and Peter Van Burgen, [an?] agent for Elijah Iles, and acknowledged the above plat according to law.
JAS. Erwin J. P.[Justice of the Peace]September 30th 1834
Handwritten Transcription, 1 page(s), Warren County Deed Record, 1:308, Recorder’s Office, Warren County Courthouse (Monmouth, IL) ,