Pennsylvania Land Patents at Alex Ferraro blog

Pennsylvania Land Patents. Below are links to the scanned warrant register pages for each county. These warrant registers serve as the basic index to the original land. Below are links to the scanned pages of the patent indexes. Information provided in the patent tract name index for each tract of land is the name of patentee, the date of the patent, the acres and perches. These books do not contain actual patents, but serve as patentee name indexes to the. These maps may also be of value to researchers who have followed the paper trail, found the warrant, survey and patent documents, and wish to. In order to successfully conduct research with the state land records the researcher must first identify the full name of the land purchaser, the applicant,. Information found in patents include the date of patent, name of patentee, acreage patented, location of tract, a description of the boundaries and.

Information provided in the patent tract name index for each tract of land is the name of patentee, the date of the patent, the acres and perches. In order to successfully conduct research with the state land records the researcher must first identify the full name of the land purchaser, the applicant,. These warrant registers serve as the basic index to the original land. These books do not contain actual patents, but serve as patentee name indexes to the. These maps may also be of value to researchers who have followed the paper trail, found the warrant, survey and patent documents, and wish to. Information found in patents include the date of patent, name of patentee, acreage patented, location of tract, a description of the boundaries and. Below are links to the scanned pages of the patent indexes. Below are links to the scanned warrant register pages for each county.

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Pennsylvania Land Patents These books do not contain actual patents, but serve as patentee name indexes to the. These maps may also be of value to researchers who have followed the paper trail, found the warrant, survey and patent documents, and wish to. These warrant registers serve as the basic index to the original land. These books do not contain actual patents, but serve as patentee name indexes to the. Information provided in the patent tract name index for each tract of land is the name of patentee, the date of the patent, the acres and perches. Below are links to the scanned pages of the patent indexes. Below are links to the scanned warrant register pages for each county. Information found in patents include the date of patent, name of patentee, acreage patented, location of tract, a description of the boundaries and. In order to successfully conduct research with the state land records the researcher must first identify the full name of the land purchaser, the applicant,.