Receiver’s Office, Receipt, 22 June 1836–B
Receiver’s Office, Receipt, 22 June 1836–B
Source Note
Source Note
Receiver’s Office, Receipt, to JS, Lexington, Lafayette Co., MO, 22 June 1836; printed form with manuscript additions in the handwriting of E. M. Ryland; signature and endorsement in handwriting of E. M. Ryland; Land Entry Case File 7874; Record Group 49, Records of the Bureau of Land Management, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington DC.
One leaf, measuring 4½ × 7¾ inches (11 × 20 cm). The document appears to have been cut out of an unknown ledger, with the left and bottom sides of the recto unevenly cut. The document was folded once at the bottom third of the leaf. Two diagonal cuts in the shape of an “X” were made through the signature of E. M. Ryland.
This document and a register’s office certificate were sent together to the General Land Office in for approval, then returned to the Land Office in , Missouri, and filed there. Records from the Lexington Land Office were relocated to the Bureau of Land Management when the Lexington Land Office closed in 1922. By 1953 the land records held by the Bureau of Land Management had been transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington DC.
Historical Introduction
Historical Introduction
See Historical Introduction to Certificate for Land Patent, 22 June 1836–B.
<Silver $98.20>
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Source Note
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Footnotes
Footnotes
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This endorsement, recorded on the verso of the certificate, indicates that payment for the land was made in silver coins.
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