Box Small Coll. 02

This is a collection of land records which were found in the Townsend Room collections with no provenance. They have been arranged together to provide access to the materials. The records include agreements, deeds, grants, surveys and warrants. Some of the early warrants are signed by prominent citizens of Virginia and Kentucky.

This is a collection of land records which were found in the Townsend Room collections with no provenance. They have been arranged together to provide access to the materials. The records include agreements, deeds, grants, surveys and warrants. Some of the early warrants are signed by prominent citizens of Virginia and Kentucky.

This is a collection of land records which were found in the Townsend Room collections with no provenance. They have been arranged together to provide access to the materials. The records include agreements, deeds, grants, surveys and warrants. Some of the early warrants are signed by prominent citizens of Virginia and Kentucky.

This is a collection of land records which were found in the Townsend Room collections with no provenance. They have been arranged together to provide access to the materials. The records include agreements, deeds, grants, surveys and warrants. Some of the early warrants are signed by prominent citizens of Virginia and Kentucky.

Deed from the Bank of the United States to Daniel McCalister for a .

Deed from John and Martha McCampbell, Katharine Bennett, John and Susanah Bennett, Benjamin Bennett, Susanah Bennett, Thomas P. Major, father of Ben. P. Major to Richard Bennett of Franklin County, KY.

Jno. P. Lasseen of Crittenden County, KY, MS to L.P. Jackson, KY, for a negro girl, ten years of age, named Jane." The sale price is $375.

Caleb Lindsey, Newberry County, SC to Matthew Scott, Madison County, KY, for "one country born negro girl named Prissillah." The document indicates that the sale price is 75 pounds "lawful money of Kentucky" and that Prissillah is twenty years old.

William Henry to Benjamin Powell, Scott Co., KY, for "a negro girl by the name of Maryetta about three years old." The sale price was $150, and an endorsement on the back indicates that Powell then sold the girl to Benjamin McDaniel on 27 Jan 1831 for $175. [From the J.T. Dorris Museum Collection. N.22]