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Caveats entered from the Virginia Land Office, 1782-1923

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Papers pertaining to caveats entered in the Land Office. In addition to notices of caveats entered, the papers include copies of surveys, warrants, explanations regarding the entry of caveats, and decisions in the cases. The papers cover the years between 1782 and 1923, with some years missing. The caveats were also indexed chronologically; see LOI 55.

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Caveats entered from the Virginia Land Office, 1782-1923

General operational records of the Virginia Land Office, 1769-1920

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These records contain records generally related to the operations of the Land Office but which do not fit into any existing series, including memoranda pertaining to searches of the records made by office clerks for unnamed individuals, warrants, post office box receipts, unrecorded caveats and surveys, preemption certificates not of record, and fragments.

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General operational records of the Virginia Land Office, 1769-1920

Lists of caveats determined in the Supreme Court for the District of Kentucky from the Virginia Land Office, 1785-1786.

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These records contain lists of judgements on caveats passed down by the Supreme Court for the district of Kentucky during the March, June, and September terms in 1785, and the March, June, and November terms of 1786. The lists vary in format, but they all contain in either column or paragraph form the names of the disputing parties, the number of acres under dispute, the county in which the land was located, and the judgment rendered in each instance.

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Lists of caveats determined in the Supreme Court for the District of Kentucky from the Virginia Land Office, 1785-1786.

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