Register of occupied lands in Erie County sold as non-resident lands in tax sales of 1826-1885, 1891.

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Register of occupied lands in Erie County sold as non-resident lands in tax sales of 1826-1885, 1891.

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This volume was apparently created by the Erie County Guaranteed Search Company and submitted to the comptroller, as indicated by a memorandum attached at the fore of the volume. The memorandum indicates that the volume documents occupied or resident lands in Erie County mistakenly sold as unoccupied or non-resident lands for unpaid taxes in the tax-sales of 1826-1885. The memorandum further indicates that the signers wish to make application to the comptroller for redemption of all lots listed that had not already been cancelled or redeemed. The outcome of the application is unknown.

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