“Collings Lot”, John Collings, 150 Acres 
warrant 25 Feb 1747, survey 12 Apr 1748
patent certificate 541 Worcester, 1748/08/08
{Transcription by Marjorie Adams}

Worcester County April 12 1748

By virtue of a Special Warrant Granted to John Collins of Worcester County for one hundred and fifty Acres of land bearing date the twenty fifth day of February Anno Dom. 1747.

These are to certifie (sic) that I John Henry Deputy Surveyor for Worcester County under the Honorable Benjamin Tasker I have accordingly surveyed and laid our for the said John Collins all that tract or parcell(sic) of land called Collings Lott (sic) lying and being in the County aforesaid on the border bounded as following: viz: Beginning at a marked White Oak standing on the North side of Sandy Branch about thirty six poles from said Branch which maketh into Saint Martin's River ____with a line drawn south ___ ten degrees West thirty six poles thence south sixty two degrees N East one hundred and twenty poles thence south twenty six degrees East one hundred and fifty poles thence North sixty six degrees East sixty four poles thence North seventeen degrees West one hundred and twenty eight poles thence with a Right Line to the final Boundor (sic) containing and now laid out for One Hundred Fifty Acres more or less to be holden of the Mannoar (sic) of Worcester. 
 
G. John Henry, Deputy Surveyor Worcester County

Memorandum of the Improvements
One Logg House 15feet by 12
About 5 Acres Cultivated Land under a way in different fences
40 Apple Trees, very small