Sales by public vendue of U.S. lands in the territory northwest of the Ohio River and below the Little Miami River west of Meriden by the Act of 1800, 1801.

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Sales by public vendue of U.S. lands in the territory northwest of the Ohio River and below the Little Miami River west of Meriden by the Act of 1800, 1801.

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Each entry includes date, quarter section, section, fraction, township, range, number of acres, and amount of money.

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Ohio History Connection, Ohio Historical Society

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