Receiver's journal (credit system), 1801-1834.

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Receiver's journal (credit system), 1801-1834.

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Lists funds received by the Cincinnati land office. Each entry includes purchaser's name, purchaser's residence, amount of payment, date, reason for payment, quarter section, section, township, range, number of acres, rate per acre, and total cost. Receipt number also included for final payments.

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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