The exact surveyor: or, The whole art of surveying of land Shewing how to plot all manner of grounds, whether small inclosures, champain-plaine, wood-lands, or mountaines, by the plain table, theodolite, and circumferentor; and how exactly to prove the truth thereof. An also how to finde the area, or content of any land; to protract, reduce, and divide the same, as required: to take the plot of a whole mannor, and to make a perfect map or chart thereof, and how to advance and beautifie the same. Usefull for all that either sell or purchase. By J:Eyre, Practitione in the Mathematicks

By Eyre, John.
London printed for Nath: Brook, at the Angel in Corne-Hill 1654 .
[8], 224, [8] p. 8o.

[Indenture dated 1 January 1654 between Anne and John Streete, Francis Lacon of Evington and Thomas Walton of Hope Under Dinmore, and Francis Pember of Ellesdon relating to a fine of the manor of Gattertopp]

1654 .
1 sheet 12 x 41 cm..