10. Counted the Tobo. Gd. at Doeg Run Qr. as follows—viz.—of
| Cowpen Ground | 7500 | |
| Dungd Gd. in Peach Orchard | 3100 | |
| Ditto in Apple Orchard | 3500 | |
| 14,100 | ||
| New ground | 12500 | |
| Old Ground J. Gists adjg. | 10700 | |
| large Cut by Corn field fence | 22000 | |
| Middle Cut adjoing. | 9200 | |
| Small Cut next Woods Do. | 4500 | |
| round New Tobo. House | 8600 | |
| Branch between Jno. Gists old Gd. So. side Plann. |
13,000 |
John Gist (d. 1778) was a planter who for many years had rented 106 acres on the east side of Dogue Run from Sampson Darrell—land that came under GW’s ownership after his purchase of 500 acres from Darrell in 1757. Gist continued to rent his quarter from GW until 12 Aug. 1760, when GW bought out his lease for £30 (deed of Gist to GW, PHi: Gratz Collection: , folio 84). Gist apparently moved to Loudoun County.