Correspondence, 1858-1913.
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United States. General Land Office. Florida District
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The United States General Land Office was established in 1812. Its function was to survey and manage the public lands of the federal government. In 1824, the post of Surveyor General of the United States for the Territory of Florida was established to survey the public lands in Florida, using a township and range system with the base and meridian lines beginning at Tallahassee. The selling of the surveyed federal lands began in 1825 in Florida. The Florida District Gener...
Florida. Trustees of Internal Improvement Fund
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The Everglades Drainage District was established in 1913 (Ch. 6456, 1913 Laws) for the purpose of draining and reclaiming lands located near the Everglades for agricultural and sanitary purposes. To carry out this mandate, a system of canals, drains, levees, dikes, dams, locks and reservoirs were constructed. From the description of Everglades Drainage District glass plate negatives, ca. 1906-1926. (Florida State Archive). WorldCat record id: 32413634 From the description of...
Surveyor General of the United States, for the State of Florida.
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United States. Gainesville Land Office.
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Florida. State Land Office.
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In 1845, a public land office was established under the control of the Register of Public Lands (Sections 1, 2, and 3, Ch. 54, Act of December 26, 1845). The public land office was officially designated the State Land Office in 1852 (Ch. 503, Act of December, 1852). The State Land Office was assigned to the Commissioner of Lands and Immigration in 1869 (Secs. 1 and 2, Ch. 1727, Act of June 23, 1869). In 1885, the Commissioner of Agriculture assumed control of the State Land Office (Article IV, S...