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1751
A Map of the Most Inhabited Parts of Virginia
Containing the Province of Maryland with parts of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and North Carolina.
Joshua
Fry and Peter Jefferson, London. Because it was based
on first-hand surveys, the Fry-Jefferson Map was highly
regarded for its accuracy and heavily relied on by
British Generals during the Seven Years War and by
Thomas Jefferson when he wrote about the state of
Virginia. Map maker Peter Jefferson was the father of
statesman, Thomas Jefferson.
25 1/2" wide x 16 3/4"
high
Fry/Jefferson Map, 1751 -
MP004 - $99.00
Fine
Historic Reproductions© 2010
Delaware Historical Society
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