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SCULL, Nicholas, surveyor, born about 1700. About 1722 he was engaged in surveying in Pennsylvania, and occasionally in the public service, acting in Indian affairs in the capacity of runner or as interpreter for the Delawares. He was also a member of Franklin's Junta club. In 1744 he became sheriff of Philadelphia county, and in June, 1748, he succeeded William Parsons as surveyor-general of the province, serving till December, 1761. He made a map of the improved parts of Pennsylvania, which was published by act of parliament in January, 1759. He was sheriff of Northampton county in 1753-'5. His sons, James, Peter, William, Edward, and Jasper were surveyors. William published a map of the province in 1770.
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