Register of certificates (credit system), 1816-1820.

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Register of certificates (credit system), 1816-1820.

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Lists certificates granted to public land purchasers by the Chillicothe land office. Each entry includes date of certificate, certificate number, purchaser's name, purchaser's county of residence, section number, township, range, number of acres, rate per acre, cost of tract, amount paid, amount due, date of final certificate, final certificate number, name of recipient, and recipient's county of residence.

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