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Home » Surveyor's Collection Links to a William Penn Property Grant
There are many aspects to a surveying career. A healthy interest in history may not be a prerequisite, but for those who do have a strong interest in history, the profession offers many rewards. If you are a collector, the intersection of history and collecting can take you down many exciting new roads.
John Failla, PLS, recently contacted POB with a story that combines these two elements. About 20 years ago, he purchased an “indenture” document written on a sheepskin. He noticed some notable names and decided to do some digging. What follows is the account of his “journey.” – Editor