Nathaniel Ewing deed, 1821 Mar. 30.

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Nathaniel Ewing deed, 1821 Mar. 30.

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Deed to Ewing from the General Land Office for land in Vincennes, Ind. "in the territory north west of the Ohio [River], above the mouth of Kentucky River."

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Litchfield Historical Society

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