Within Harpersfield Township the lots identified in Alexander Harper's Probated Will are shown.
They had originally settled on Lot 16. Note that is the 116 acres on the North East corner of Unionville.

The individual lots are as follows:

    Lot     Acres
    16       116
    70       100
    79       100
    32       116
    50       100
    64         96 acres off from the North end
    89       100

The above lots were under the incumbrance of a mortgage to the State of Connecticut amounting to fifty-five dollars and seventy-eight cents on each hundred acres the first day of October one thousand eight hundred and three.

One hundred and twenty seven acres in the North East part of No. 8 in the second Range being free but undivided.

Three hundred and seventeen acres on the North-West part of No. ten in the in the third Range.
The above tract is under an incumbrance of a Mortgage to the State of Connecticut of Forty cents per acre.

Two acres of land in the Town of Harpersfield County of Delaware and State of New York ~ as described by a Deed dated the second day of November one thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine ~ and signed by Thomas Averil.

Map prepared in 1820 by George Turner of Geneva, Ohio. George was a farmer who was born in Connecticut ca. 1795.
Census information on George provided by Donna Cuillard.