PoC (ViU: TJP); adjacent to signature: “Mr Saml J. Harrison”; endorsed by TJ. Enclosures: (1) Land Grant to TJ, Richmond, 22 May 1797, signed by Governor James Wood by virtue of treasury warrant no. 1724, issued 5 Dec. 1795, and based on a 23 Dec. 1795 survey describing the land as containing 100 acres in Campbell County “on the South branches of Ivy Creek and bounded as followeth to wit Beginning at Wilkersons and Johnsons Corner pointers thence along Wilkersons lines North 60 degrees East 8 poles to his Corner red oak South 52 degrees East 94 poles to his Corner pointers, thence off North 76 degrees East 36 poles to a Hickory North 40 degrees East 130 poles to pointers on Tullos’s line, thence along his lines North 60 degrees West 55 poles to his corner white oak, West 84 poles to his Corner pointers on Johnsons line at a small branch and along Johnsons South 38 degrees West 100 poles to the beginning” (MS in ViU: TJP, printed form with blanks filled and description of land entered in a clerk’s hand, signed and sealed by Wood, with certification by William Price, register, Virginia Land Office, that “Thomas Jefferson hath title to the within,” endorsed by Price as executed and recorded in “Book No 39 page 303”; FC in Vi: RG 4, Virginia Land Office Grant Book, 39:303–4). (2) Survey for Edmund Tate, Campbell County, 26 Dec. 1803, consisting of a plat (illust. below) and accompanying description of “54¾ Acres of Land bounded as follows viz begining at A Corner to Wilkerson Couch and Johnson N40 E 144 poles along Couches line to a hicory Corner at B then E—t 84 pole white Oak at C Corner to Tillis [i.e., Tullos] N 62 E 62 pole to white Oak at D Corner to Tillis & Saml Scott S 30 W 30 poles to E S 70 W 184 poles to hicory Corner to said Scott at F & then N 76 E 58 poles to the begining” (Tr in ViU: TJP, in William P. Martin’s hand, at foot of text: “transfered to Saml Scott,” endorsed: “Scotts plat 54¾ Acres”; Trs of this and preceding enclosure in ViU: TJP, entirely in TJ’s hand, attested by Martin and Blagrove, respectively, and by TJ, forming part of of a set of exhibits submitted by TJ with his 11 July 1812 answer to Scott’s bill of complaint in Scott v. Jefferson and Harrison; Trs of this and preceding enclosure in Campbell Co. Record of Surveys [1781–1827], 76, 103, with variant wording indicating that the latter was based on a 26 Apr. 1803 entry).