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Map of Gainesville, 1853

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Title

Map of Gainesville, 1853

Map Number

fmc0127

Source

State Library of Florida, Florida Map Collection, GEOGRAPHIC AREA GAINESVILLE 0001

Date

1853

Creator

Hunter, Jessie B.

Publisher

[1969]

Physical Description

1 map ; 31 x 23 cm.

Scale

Scale not given.

General Notes

Surveyed by Jessie B. Hunter, by order of the Commissioners, Septem. 17th 1853.
Filed March 19th, 1903.
Oriented with north to upper right corner.
Includes table showing the changes in street names since 1853.
Street grid map shows properties owned by Beville, Ferguson, W.R. Lewis, J.W. Powell, Holden, B. Mills, Kincaid, McKinstry, M.P. Coltfeller, Fraymouth, S. mills, B.R. Powell, G.W. Ramsey, Stants, sparkman, S. Lands, D. Herts, John Drayon, D.C. Hart, and Bacley.Map provides Gainesville steet name changes from 1853 through 1969.

Coverage

Florida's Early Statehood Period (1845-1861)

Geographic Scope

Local Maps

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Plans (maps)

Language

Subjects

Gainesville (Fla.)--Maps.

Counties (1)

Alachua County

Map of Gainesville, 1853

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Title

Map of Gainesville, 1853

Subject

Gainesville (Fla.)--Maps.

Creator

Hunter, Jessie B.

Source

State Library of Florida, Florida Map Collection, GEOGRAPHIC AREA GAINESVILLE 0001

Publisher

[1969]

Date

1853

Format

plans (maps)

Language

eng-US

Identifier

fmc0127

Coverage

Florida's Early Statehood Period (1845-1861)

ImageID

fmc0127

Physical Description

1 map ; 31 x 23 cm.

General Note

Surveyed by Jessie B. Hunter, by order of the Commissioners, Septem. 17th 1853.

Filed March 19th, 1903.

Oriented with north to upper right corner.

Includes table showing the changes in street names since 1853.

Street grid map shows properties owned by Beville, Ferguson, W.R. Lewis, J.W. Powell, Holden, B. Mills, Kincaid, McKinstry, M.P. Coltfeller, Fraymouth, S. mills, B.R. Powell, G.W. Ramsey, Stants, sparkman, S. Lands, D. Herts, John Drayon, D.C. Hart, and Bacley.Map provides Gainesville steet name changes from 1853 through 1969.

Scope

Local

County

Alachua County (Fla.)

Scale

Scale not given.

Chicago Manual of Style

Hunter, Jessie B. Map of Gainesville, 1853. 1853. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. <https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/323111>, accessed 24 December 2024.

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Hunter, Jessie B. Map of Gainesville, 1853. 1853. State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory. Accessed 24 Dec. 2024.<https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/323111>

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