This Plan contains the Bounds of three Towns, viz. Groton,
Pepperrell & Shirley,--all which, together with whatsoever is
delineated on said Plan, was taken by an actual Survey, agreeably
to a resolve of the General Court, passed June 25, 1794, & under
the Inspection of the Selectmen & Committee's from the respective
towns, appointed for that purpose in the month of Sept'r. 1794.

By OLIVER PRESCOTT, Ju'r. Surveyor.

The reputed distance of Groton from Cambridge [the shire-town] is
Thirty two Miles, & from Boston Thirty five miles; The River Nashua
is from 8 to 10 rods in width. The River Squannacoock 4 or 5 rods
in width. In Groton are twenty natural Ponds, six of which are
delineated on the Plan, by actual Survey. Several of the other
Ponds are in size, nearly equal to those on the plan, & may in the
whole contain about two Thousand Acres. There are no Mines in said
Town, except one of Iron Ore, nearly exhausted. Every other Matter
directed to be delineated, described or specifyed, may be found on
the Plan.

SAM'll LAWRENCE }
ZACH'h FITCH } Committee.
OLIVER PRESCOTT Ju'r.}

The reputed distance of Pepperrell from Cambridge is thirty seven
miles; from Boston forty Miles.

The River Nissitisset is about four Rods in width.