Widow Crook's croft [Sheaf Street] with the steam engine, grinding wheel and sundry tenements lately erected, [1787 - 1796]

Lots of ground set out in Channel Ings belonging to Mary Bower [Penistone Road] [c. 1795-1800]

Plan of the Earl of Surrey’s tenements on Pye Bank / Pitsmoor Road, [1783]

Pond Street. With the adjoining fields held by Adam Broomhead, [1778]

A plan of several gardens in Pond Lane held by sundry persons of the Duke of Norfolk, and a plan of the course of the pipe conveying water from the Bath through them to the White Lead Works, [1777]

A parcel of the Duke of Norfolks' land set out for John Waterhouse; with the addition of Benjamin Darwins' tenements surveyed for the Earl of Surrey, [1771, 1780]

Gardens let to sundry persons by the Pond Forge Co., [Pond Street, 1783]

A map of Hall Car Farm, Royds Mill Farm and sundry other contiguous lands of the Earl of Surrey, with alterations [Savile Street], [1779, 1781]

The Earl of Surrey's land, including land between Whitehouse Lane and the Dunn, [Shalesmoor], [1784]

Closes between the Moor and Broad Lane belonging to the Earl of Surrey