Abstract of land fully paid for in cash, 1821.

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Abstract of land fully paid for in cash, 1821.

List is of tracts for which total purchase price had been paid and for which the purchasers therefore had no need for further credit under an act of Congress of March 2, 1821. Entries for each tract include purchase date; first Register's certificate number and date surrendered; purchaser name and residence; tract legal description; acreage; price per acre; ledger account statement; total purchase price; final certificate date and number; final certificate receiptent name and residence.

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Illinois State Archive

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