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[[boxed in blue ink in upper left corner]]
1861
Sept 
19 
Thur
[[/boxed]]
[[encircled in blue]] 2 [[/encircled in blue]]
On top tongue (?) Cape Be 21st 7th 
[[strikethrough]] [[encircled in blue]]  2 [[/encircled in blue]] [[/strikethrough]] 
Enc 5
Opera Glass Peak Bearg 6[[degree symbol]]
21st Enc exact spot 1 mile off 135[[degree symbol]]
[[strikethrough]] 7 [[/strikethrough]] 7th Enc [[in red]] ^[[ strikethrough]] Wa[[?]] Tongue Cape]] [[/in red]] " " [[dittos for: exact spot]] 1/2 " " [[dittos for: Mile off]] 300
[[strikethrough]] Grimmel Mt [[/strikethrough]] 
[[left margin in red]] 
[[encircled]] 8 [[/encircled]] 
By what 
I thoughts to 
call Grimmell 
Tulst[[guess]]
[[/left margin in red]]
[[image: sketch of a shoreline that looks like a man with outstretched arm, land to right, water to left with annotations]]
[[first promontory]] O.G.P.
[[next small prom.]] Killed Deer 
[[next small prom.]] B 
[[next small prom.]] A 
[[then a long bent cove that looks like a man's arm, deepest point (hand)]] C
[[at elbow bend]] D 
[[next prom.]] 7 Enc  X Place of 21 Enc. 
[[then a small bay]] Bay
[[below the bay]] [[encircled]] H [[/encircled]] 
[[then the coastline continues on down and off to the left. Near the left margin there are four small islands]] E F G [[the smallest is not labeled.]]
[[Starting at the small inlet labeled Bay there is what appears to be a key to the diagram as follows:]]
[[encircled]] A [[/encircled]] 342 by Az Cam
[[encircled]] B [[/encircled]] 356 " " " [[dittos for: by Az Cam]]
[[encircled]] C [[/encircled]] 280 " " " [[dittos for: by Az Cam]]
[[encircled]] D [[/encircled]] 270
[[encircled]] E [[/encircled]] 40
[[encircled]] F [[/encircled]] RT 60[[degree symbol]]
F LT 110[[degree symbol]]
G RT 124[[degree symbol]]
G LT 140
[[red ink]] 
H = = 153[[degree symbol]] See next p [[encircled]] 3 [[encircled]]
[[/red ink]]

Transcription Notes:
Notes on this page correspond with pages 224-225 of Hall's book "Arctic Researches, And Life Among The Esquimaux: Being A Narrative Of An Expedition In Search Of Sir John Franklin In The Years 1860, 1861 and 1862." "..., arriving about dark at the place of our twenty-first encampment, on the south side of Tongue Cape ? the same cape where we had our seventh."