SURVEY OF LOTS - MANOR OF COURTLANDT

Object/Artifact

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Historic Hudson Valley

Name/Title

SURVEY OF LOTS - MANOR OF COURTLANDT

Entry/Object ID

V 2220 a-h

Description

a. Stark hand drawn map in ink showing lots of Frances (sic) Jaicoks/Jacobs, Hendrick Oftrums, Ben. Jelesck, Thos. Jaeork in the Manor of Cortlandt; also noted is "Hudson River" at left, "Bridge," "Old Bridge," and "500 Rods the nearest Distance;" dividing lines are dotted with letters and numbers to mark measurements; reverse is blank except for fragment of writing of numbers from section that was later attached to the upper left top and side by seals some of which are still visible either in outline or red wax. Seven fragments: Blank Section of property Section of property (sliver) Section of property with "Thorn Bridge" Section of property with numbers and "Rods" written on reverse Section of property with "mill" and darkened square on one side and reverse blank; three seals visible Two pieces of paper joined with three seals; section of property with "A map Shewing Several Differ (incomplete)/ Construction fro measuring (incomplete) / of 500 Rods (incomplete); numbers in upper left corner of reverse. b. Stark hand drawn map in ink and red, green and yellow water colors of property of Philip Van Cortlandt and Stephen Van Cortlandt filling the lower two-thirds of the page; property lines are drawn in two long horizontal rectangles with "Philip Van Cortlandt (the last two words underscored) at top and "Stephen Van Cortlandt" below; a third segment, at bottom, has "E. Lee" written on the left side; there are three houses of varying sizes, one on each of the properties; a river runs from center bottom to upper right ending in thin lines; a "Road" with a bridge drawn on Philip Van Cortlandt's section, runs from off-center top to bottom, through all three properties; compasss appears in upper right of page; "Scale Ten Chain (sic) to an Inch" is written at lower right below the map; reverse is blank.

Made/Created

Date made

1750 - 1850

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

V 2220 a-b

Dimensions

Dimension Description

Overall

Height

19 in

Width

15-1/8 in

Dimension Notes

Display Dimensions: 19 x 15 1/8 in. (48.3 x 38.4 cm)

Material

Laid paper, ink, water colors

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Philip Van Cortlandt (1749-1831)

Notes

Subject

Person or Organization

Stephen Van Cortlandt

Notes

Subject

General Notes

Note Type

Curatorial Remarks

Note

The cataloging of these two maps is confusing. The original number, V 2220 a-b, was retained for consistency when entered into TMS. This number had been assigned to two separate maps with two different subject matters, hence a and b. The letters do not relate to frames or fragments. Update: January 9, 2013 - The two maps have now been cataloged separately. The map with eight pieces will remain V 2220 a-h and the second map will now be listed as L.2006.21.

Note Type

StorageNote

Note

Ready for storage

Note Type

Department

Note

Curatorial