United States. Edwardsville Land Office.

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Monthly abstract of land located on military land warrant certificates, 1847-1855. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009696

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Tract books of land sold within Edwardsville District, 1820-1870. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38018818

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Certificates of further credit, 1821-1822. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009230

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's journal (cash system), 1820-1834. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37991742

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Declarations requesting further credit, 1821-1823. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009091

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Township plats, 1814-1816. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009756

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Swamp land affidavits, 1859. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009726

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Land originially available for entry at Kaskaskia and tracts purchased, 1820. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38018785

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's correspondence, 1816-1855. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37989888

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Abstract of tracts that reverted to U.S., 1817. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009002

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's correspondence, 1816-1855. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997838

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's stubs for certificates issued to land purchasers (cash system), 1820-1853. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37998148

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Abstract of land sold, 1824-1845. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38018771

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Abstract of land fully paid for in cash, 1821. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009020

The Edwardsville Land District Office was created by an act of Congress on April 29, 1816. It originally was assigned all land north of the baseline for the third principal meridan which had formerly been part of the Kaskaskia District. In 1822 the newly created land office at Springfield assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the line separating townships thirteen and fourteen north of the baseline. By an act of Congress of March 2, 1833 additional land was transferred from Edwardsville to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. The Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855 and responsibility for selling all remaining public land in the district was transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's individual ledger (credit system), 1816-1831. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37970967

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's and Register's correspondence with the Commissioner of the General Land Office, 1816-1876. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37989571

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's ledger (cash system), 1820-1834. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37991761

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register of preemption declaration statements filed under act of September 4, 1841, 1842-1854. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009675

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's account of payments received for land purchased prior to July 1, 1820, 1821-1827. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997725

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's register of receipts, 1816-1822. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997672

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's journal (cash system), 1820-1834. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37998061

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Abstracts of certificates of forfeited land stock issued, 1828-1854. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009553

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale rsponsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's general ledger, 1816-1831. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997957

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's monthly accounts, 1824-1845. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997596

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's quarterly accounts acting as disbursing agent under act of March 13, 1849, 1849-1855. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997629

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's applications to purchase land, 1816-1817. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38003237

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's quarterly accounts, 1834-1855. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37991783

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Abstract of further credit, 1821-1822. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009177

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's register of receipts (cash system), 1820-1855. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997691

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

The Edwardsville Land District Office was created by an act of Congress on April 29, 1816. It originally was assigned all land north of the baseline for the third principal meridan which had formerly been part of the Kaskaskia District. In 1822 the newly created land office at Springfield assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the line separating townships thirteen and fourteen north of the baseline. By an act of Congress of March 2, 1833 additional land was transferred from Edwardsville to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. The Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855 and responsibility for selling all remaining public land in the district was transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's record of applications to purchase land and payments of subsequent installments, 1816-1820. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38002509

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Powers of attorney, 1820-1829. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009639

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's ledger (cash system), 1820-1834. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37998093

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's individual ledger (credit system), 1816-1831. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37998027

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's journal (credit system), 1816-1831. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997895

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's journal (credit system), 1816-1831. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37989909

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Receiver's register of forfeited land stock and military land scrip received, 1831-1836. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37997746

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Monthly returns of land paid for by monies credited and transferred from relinquished land or by cash at a discount of 37 1/2 percent, 1824-1829. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009492

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register of unattached quarter-quarter sections purchased at Edwardsville, 1832-1835. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38018748

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Abstract of relinquishments, 1821-1823. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009272

The Edwardsville Land District Office (1816-1855), created by a Congressional act on April 29, 1816, was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sales responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Certificates of relinquishment, 1821-1829. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38009385

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's list of land sold at public auction, 1819. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 38003261

The Edwardsville Land District Office, created by an act of Congress (April 29, 1816), was originally assigned all Kaskaskia District land north of the third principal meridan baseline. District boundaries changed when the newly created Springfield land office (1822) assumed jurisdiction over all land north of the separation line between townships thirteen and fourteen, and when a Congressional act (March 2, 1833) transferred additional district land to the Quincy and Vandalia Districts. When the Edwardsville Land District Office was discontinued on August 8, 1855, district public land sale responsibilities were transferred to the Springfield Land District Office.

From the description of Register's sales book, 1820-1831. (Illinois State Archive). WorldCat record id: 37998113