13) Plat of the village of Grandville together with the eastern and western additions situated on Grand River, Michigan—top left. I certify that F.W. Worden, Register, Kent co., Mich. ---bottom right. “Copied by W.L. Coffinberry”—right center, with arrow, which may indicate his role on the Eastern Addition, but perhaps not on this map itself. [Coffinberry Association. Fnd. In FF, 6/1999, Added to this collection, but rehoused in FF due to size 8/23/1999 rm]

File — Box: FF.XV.B

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

Consisting of the following maps: the Columbia River for 90 miles from its mouth (1838), Map of North America (1850), Map of the United States of Mexico (1830), Map of the United States Territory of Oregon west of the Rocky Mountains exhibiting the various trading depots or forts occupied by the British Hudson Bay Company (1838), the Missouri River and Nebraska compiled by Charles Preuss (1846), topographical map of the road from Missouri to Oregon (1846), and Tunis railroad map of the United States and Canada (1859).