Receiver's monthly account of payments received for land purchased prior to July 1, 1820, 1820-1830.

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Receiver's monthly account of payments received for land purchased prior to July 1, 1820, 1820-1830.

Lists of additional payments received for credit system land purchases contain entries which include original purchase date; purchaser name and residence; total amount received; interest paid and discount allowed; receipt date and number; tract legal description; class number assigned to tract; and percentage of total paid. Also included are public auction records for one tract sold March 18, 1830, which shows highest bidder name and residence; Receiver's receipt date and number; tract legal description; number of acres; total amount due including interest and sale costs; interest accrued; total number of bids by the purchaser; and total bid by the purchaser.

ledgers 2 volumes.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7398482

Illinois State Archive

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