Town assessor's statements of assessed value of forest and improved lands, 1884.

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Town assessor's statements of assessed value of forest and improved lands, 1884.

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This series consists of statements prepared by assessors of towns within what became the Adirondack Forest Preserve, giving acres of forest land, assessed value thereof in 1883, acres of improved land, assessed value thereof in 1883, and total acreage of town.

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