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Photocopies of three Boone Co., MO, plat maps were kindly sent to me
by my aunt, Betty Ann (Matthiesen) Cogliati. These photocopies appear
to be from a book described by the following source:
Nadine Hodges, Mrs. John Vineyard, & Mars. Howard W. Woodruff.
1968. Missouri Pioneers: County and Genealogical Records.
Vol. II. Self-published, Kansas City, MO, which states on p. 17:
I have made diagrammatic maps of these three plats, and I have made
every-name indices to them. The indices in Hodges et al. were
very incomplete, mostly because they excluded patents after 1833, but in
part because they simply appear to have missed some (e.g., Thomas
Thompson's 1821 patent in T48N.R13W):
The maps were reduced to 8½x11 in the photocopies, and each had a column of Sections missing. Still, I've reproduced what there is in the form of HTML tables. A table is not as pretty as a graphic image, but JPGs of these maps would be huge files, so I'm opting for a fast download as opposed to pretty. the Public Land Survey System (PLSS) is a system where land is described
by Aliquot, Section, Township, and Range. In the PLSS System, a Township
consists of 36 one-mile-square Sections. Here is the pattern of section
numbers:
It is a limitation of HTML that I cannot super-impose the Section numbers in the diagrammatic maps linked above, so I have tinted alternate Sections in the pattern shown in this diagram. |
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Larger map, showing all the Missouri townships in which Thomas Thompson had patents. |
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