Claims confirmed by the Governors, ca. 1804.

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Claims confirmed by the Governors, ca. 1804.

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List of ancient grants, head grants, improvement claims, and militia claims confirmed by the Governors of the Northwest and Indiana Territories are arranged numerically by claim number. Entries for each claim include number; claimant and/or assignee name; tract description (i.e., owners/claimants of adjoining property; proximity of rivers and other natural boundaries), and if claimant was not the original owner, the name of previous owner.

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