Register's journal (credit system), 1814-1831.

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Register's journal (credit system), 1814-1831.

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Entries for funds received by the Receiver are listed chronologically and include payer name and residence; receipt date, amount, and cause (i.e., initial tract purchase payment; subsequent installment and interest payments; preemption claim). Land payment entries include tract legal description or Shawneetown lot number; acreage; price per acre; and total purchase price. Also included are quarterly receipt summaries for specie, military warrants, U. S. treasury notes, and forfeited land stock totals.

ledgers 8 volumes.

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