Receipts for land records from the Secretary of State, 1899.

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Receipts for land records from the Secretary of State, 1899.

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This series consists of cancelled printed receipts indicating receipt of various land-related records by the State Engineer and Surveyor from the Secretary of State. Each receipt provides the date the records were received and a brief description of the items received by the State Engineer and Surveyor. The receipts are all signed by Edward A. Bond, the State Engineer and Surveyor.

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New York State Archives

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