Of Maryland’s numerous boundary disputes, that to the west was the last to be settled. It had its beginning in 1736, when surveyors for Thomas 6th Lord fairfax established the northwest corner of his vast proprietary at the source of a tiny trickle of water which they believed to be “the first or most distant fountain of the Potomac.”
Charles Morrison
1976, 5½x8½, paper, index, 110 pp.
ISBN: 9780870122248
101-M0224
