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With apologies to Anthony Mullan, I have no answers for him. 

I would like, however, to tag onto his query about Caribbean estate maps.
Part of my family, including he who provided my surname, came to the USA around 
1855 from St. Croix (Santa Cruz) in the then Danish West Indies.
Plantation life was involved; the locus probably was near Christiansted.
I would be grateful if someone could put me on to relevant detailed 
maps of St.Croix. 

Not strictly a cartographic question, but I also wonder if the Danish 
Government, 
typically well organized, makes its Census data available on-line.
(I would be searching back to 1820 or so for "Montgomery" and some variant of 
"von Flierden" or "van Flierden.)

Thank you for your attention and, in advance, for your any help you can give. 

Sincerely,

Harry Montgomery
Independent Scholar
Williamstown, MA 01267

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Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2011 15:15:02 -0500
Subject: [MapHist] Survey and Estate Maps of Dominica

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I am working on a project involving survey and estate maps of Dominica ca. 1763 
to 1776. I have worked with the John Byres' map of Dominica and with a detailed 
8 sheet plan of the Rosalie Estate produced by a surveyor named Isaac Werden. I 
am wondering if anyone knows of other individual estate maps from the same 
period (1763 to ca. 1776) for plantations on Dominica or in one of the other 
so-called "Ceded Islands", "Neutral Islands" [Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent, and 
Dominica). In addition, if any one has information about  indivual surveyors 
working in these islands, this would also be greatly appreciated.


Sincerely,

Anthony Mullan

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Anthony Paez Mullan
Reference Specialist (Fine Arts)
The Library of Congress
Washington, DC 20540


I am working on a project involving survey and estate maps of Dominica ca. 1763 
to 1776. I have worked with the John Byres’ map of Dominica and with a detailed 
8 sheet plan of the Rosalie Estate produced by a surveyor named Isaac Werden. I 
am wondering if anyone knows of other individual estate maps from the same 
period (1763 to ca. 1776) for plantations on Dominica or in one of the other 
so-called “Ceded Islands”, “Neutral Islands” [Tobago, Grenada, St. Vincent, and 
Dominica). In addition, if any one has information about  indivual surveyors 
working in these islands, this would also be greatly appreciated.  Sincerely, 
Anthony Mullan ---------------------------------------------- Anthony Paez 
MullanReference Specialist (Fine Arts)The Library of CongressWashington, DC 
20540  
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