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I haven't been on here for 8-10 months, nor have i been in the pines due to my enduring studies. I finally found some time to log on and find that Guy has found the Aserdaten Tract. All i can say is wow, this is amazing Guy! I really cant wait to get back out to the pines again

The school house and the post office holes could be off of Mt. Misery rd., for i am not positive on their locations, but i believe they are located off of Savoy between Woodmansie and Mt. Misery Rd.

They are from an old scrap book. Cant remember the name of the individual who created it. The cellar holes for the two can be found between Woodmansie and Bullock right off of Savoy Blvd. i believe. The 2 sandstone cellar pics can be found right off of Mt. Misery Road not too far from the...

-The first two pictures are of a school house and post office (Bullock/Woodmansie) -The 2 sandstone foundation pictures are of Bullock - The well and old road pictures are from Mt. Misery Posted them because they are all within the same area

Its been a few years since i visited the area. Not exactly sure how deep it is. Next time i am in the area i can figure it out

Cool thank you Guy!

Here are the links to some pictures:

I have a few pics of the Bullock area. Been having trouble posting them. When i get them working i will send them to you.

Simply amazing! I will now have mental images of the place next time i visit

Glad to hear you got out and saw the mill. Its a nice area

I have received your messages Guy. Thank you. I sent you a reply

Guy, I would greatly appreciate that! Thank you!!

yup, same map i have. I can see it now Guy/Jerseyman do any of you know how i would go about reading the coordinates to this map? I don't believe i have ever dealt with a map like this. Thank you!

I don't see it

That would be awsome Wolfspider! I cant wait to see how the property stones line up!!

That would make sense because this Godfrey had the sawmill before and during 1836, and passed away in October of 1836. Interesting

Awsome Guy thanks for the quick response So this sawmill and area are pretty old huh?

It also refers to him being the same Godfrey who is mentioned in the Martha furnace diaries a few times. Let me know what you come up with! Thanks

Wow i am reading into this alot and it does seem pretty confusing. If that was his father it would all make sense.

It was on a map created in 1836. It shows Godfrey Estlow's ownership of land and the sawmill's location. Didn't Godfrey die on October 14, 1836? And was buried October 16, 1836? Buried at Barnhart's Place