Early Ohioans" residences from the land grant records

by Mayburt Stephenson Riegel

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Published 1976 by Ohio Genealogical Society in Mansfield, Ohio .
Written in

Places:

• Ohio,
• Ohio.
Subjects:

• Land grants -- Ohio.,
• Ohio -- Genealogy.

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Edition Notes

Statement	compiled by Mayburt Stephenson Riegel.
Classifications
LC Classifications	F490 .R53 1976
The Physical Object
Pagination	vi, 62 p. :
Number of Pages	62
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3064565M
LC Control Number	82161255

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John Snook bought land in in Jackson (now Vinton) County, Ohio. One of his neighbors is John Coon. This was one of the first settlements in the area. He is listed in Early Ohioans’ Residences from the Land Grant Records in Vol. E, p. which indicates he had lived before in Athens County, Ohio. He bought land in in Athens : Nancy (Brion) Snook. LAND RECORDS Dean, Tanya. Along the Ohio Trail: George W. Official Ohio Lands Book. Columbus: Auditor of State, Call no. R K68O Riegel, Mayburt Stephenson. Early Ohioans’ Residences from the Land Grant Records. Mansfield, OH: Ohio Genealogical Society, , Call no. R RE and Q RE.

Early Ohioans' Residences from the Land Grant Records by Mayburt Stephenson Riegel - Ohio Genealogical Society First Families of Ohio Volume Two Ohio Genealogical Society First Ownership of Ohio Lands, by Albion Morris Dyer Ohio Statistics - , Annual Report of the Secretary of State A Short History of Ohio Land Grants, by James A. Rhodes. If I decide that the book titled "Early Ohioans' Residences From The Land Grant Records" compiled by Mayburt Stephenson Riegel looks interesting, I should write down or print out the location, call number and status (Genealogy Reference, RIEGEL). This tells me to look in the Genealogy collection close to call number These records are considered vital to the core responsibilities of the BLM. Some of these records date from the late 's. The General Land Office Automated Records Project is responsible for making these important documents available to the public. The documents are scanned and indexed, and then the originals are stored in acid-free boxes.

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