The Old Dartmouth historical sketches . ontain fre-quent reference to Crane and his workand it is everywhere in evidence thathe possessed the entire confidence ofhis employers and that his work waseminently satisfactory. As a testi-monial of this confidence a vote waspassed at the proprietors meeting heldMay 22, 1722, seven months after hisdeath, which was as follows: It isfurther agreed and voted that whatLand Benjn Crane our Late Surueyorhas surueyed according to the proprie-tors acts as may appear by sd CranesJournal or Returns of any Land sur-ueyed to any proprietor or shall standas a good
The Old Dartmouth historical sketches . ontain fre-quent reference to Crane and his workand it is everywhere in evidence thathe possessed the entire confidence ofhis employers and that his work waseminently satisfactory. As a testi-monial of this confidence a vote waspassed at the proprietors meeting heldMay 22, 1722, seven months after hisdeath, which was as follows: It isfurther agreed and voted that whatLand Benjn Crane our Late Surueyorhas surueyed according to the proprie-tors acts as may appear by sd CranesJournal or Returns of any Land sur-ueyed to any proprietor or shall standas a good suruey to euery such pro-prietor. Benjamin Crane was chosen a deputyto the general court from Taunton in1702-3 and 1703-4 and from Dighton ofwhich Berkley was- then a part in 1721the year of his death. If evidence wereneeded that the soldier in King Philipswar, the surveyor of Dartmouth lands,the deputy from Taunton and Dightonand the Benjamin Crane who died inBerkley are the same we have the fur-ther fact that the heirs of Benjamin ^.
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