Marginalia

Marginalia refers to when people make notes or drawings on published maps. This could be corrections, additional information, commentary, or even completely unrelated scribbles. Image: detail from the "red-lined map" version of John Mitchell's A MAP of the BRITISH COLONIES in North America

• La Dominique située entre La Martinique et La Guadeloupe

  conquise par M. le Mis. de Bouillé Marechal des camps et armées du Roi, le 7 Septembre 1778

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• A map of the United States of North America

  drawn from a number of critical researches

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• North America, drawn from the best authorities

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• North America from the French of Mr. D'Anville, improved with the back settlements of Virginia and course of Ohio, illustrated with geographical and historical remarks

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• The state of New York, compiled from the most authentic information, 1796

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• The State of South Carolina:

  from the best authorities. 1796

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• The theatre of war in North America, with the roads, and tables, of the superficial contents, distances, &ca

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• A topographical map of the state of Vermont,

  from actual survey. : Most humbly dedicated to His Excellency Thomas Chittenden Esqr. governor and commander in chief; the honoorable the council, and the honorable the representatives of said state

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