Ireland Survey Report Urges Nationwide Townland Based Valuation
A parliamentary committee urges a rapid central program to survey and value Ireland using townland boundaries as the core unit. It cites Domesday style records, Petty maps, and the Down Survey as precedents, recommends an Ordnance led triangulation, and calls for a six inch to the mile map scale with enhanced townland detail to ensure fair Grand Jury taxation.
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Consiterieg
Tee
Sacha
Aed
Sh Ues
Dicland
Evedong
Iceland
Ireland
Wm. Patty
Cone
Gogo
United Kingdom
Lord Stratford
William Petty
la Grantoas
Baroches
Royal Library
Paris
Phewentap
Birminghan Lower
Lowa
Matare
P Nore
Stadt
Senton
Bad Osc
Welentime
Teerland
Bavaria
Savoy
Piedmont
Visconti
United States
Hestar
Nell
Down
France
Kasaria
Ordnance Survey
Great Britai
Colby
Griffith Ecpsidh
Towolandy
Edgeworth
Roscommon
Kin
Aber
Kilkenny
Allan
Board of
Orineer Thes
Siena
Wanda
Ralukion
Cathy
Wales
Wesaton
Umiversi Grand Jtriet
Weland
Preland
England
Ordnance
Ordnance Survey of Ireland
Tealand
Treland
Ordnance Survey of
Ket
Ordassee Nadjr
Plymouth
Iriah
Europe
J. W. Croker
Admiralty
Longford
Mayo
Allen
Board of Admiralty
Board of Ordnance
Isnnee
Nou West
Brautor
Peeland
Jon Veatier
Lenlydria
Vaseyenander
Whatin
Dee
Greenwich
Pretty Ness
Beauforty
Heather
Longfield
James Gardner
Annie
Righty
Corminen
Kelly
London
Owen plans new Harmony colony in Indiana for joint settlement
Mr Owen travels to Derby then Liverpool to treat for purchase of Harmony settlement holdings. The 20,000 acre tract includes 300 cultivated and 1,000 acres rich meadow on Wabash banks. A Motherwell style square township is planned with public kitchens, dining rooms, and social buildings. Wages, credit shares, and brick production planned to fund buildings as the project advances.
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Owen
Derby
Liverpoo
United States
Harmony
Wabash
Motherwell
Indiana
Flamitton
Dalacit
Wauy
Glasgow
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