Powers of attorney, 1820-1829.

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Powers of attorney, 1820-1829.

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Land purchaser's powers of attorney filed with land office includes name and residence of individual granting power of attorney; name and residence of person to whom power of attorney granted; authorized actions (i.e., forfeited land stock signing, filing, or receiving; preemption declarations; further credit certificates; relinquishment certificates; land sales or leases); date power granted; tract legal description; and justice of the peace or notary public notarization.

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