MISSOURI LAND FOR SALE 4.106 ACRES!

Burlington and Missouri River Railroad 1874 land sale agreement between John Elias Seyforth from Otou county Nebraska and the railroad. Dated April 29, 1874. Document has some light discoloration but

April 18, 1803 Republican (or anti-democrat) newspaper from Baltimore, MD, includes an ad for a runaway slave, 170,000 acres of land for sale, and many other interesting articles and ads, overall 19"T

Autographs "Daniel Boone" & "Rabaca Boone" Signed Land Sale Deed for "Flemings Creek... part of a tract of Four Thousand Acres Entered in the name of Thomas Lagwood and Assigned to Daniel Boone." at B

Certificate No 30,466, dated March 10th, 1854, granting Deed to Thomas A Fowler of Pettis County, Missouri, for eighty acres in the East Quarter of Section Thirty, in Township Forty-Five of Range Twen

Dated June 9, 1836, recording the sale of 2,600 acres to William Moore for $1,000; Levi Moore seller; deed breaks down the 2,600 acres into several tracts of land and states names of previous owners w

Includes: (1) Courses of "Howard's Pasture Resurveyed" for Charles Waters 8/19/1805, mentions "Stevensons Addition" and "Gambrills Purchase", laid out 237 acres; G; (1) Platt and Courses for "Popular

Includes: (1) Survey of Land owned by Ferdinand Fredericks called "Hammond's Security", 32 acres, mentions John S. Selby, William Hammond and Philip J. Rawlings, dated June 8, 1886, includes plot draw

Includes: (1) document dated Dec. 7, 1796 order lay down 70 acres of land called "Ample Grange" regarding Benjamin Hall contracted with Thomas Boyd, platt on back; Prince Georges Co. MD; poor, stains,

Includes: (1) Partial deed, William Garrett Woodward to William Davis Lee, dated Oct 22, 1779, 25 acres, tract of land called "Covells Folly", incomplete, P; (1) John Murray vs. Nicholas Brewer and ot

Partially printed land indenture dated Nov. 22, 1796, between "James White of the County of Knox and state of Tennessee" (Tennessee is handwritten) and "Charles Roberson of the county of Davidson and

1790 land sale document signed by Thomas Mifflin, signer of the U.S. Constitution. As President of the Supreme Executive Council of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Thomas Mifflin 1744-1800, first go

1790 Mendon, Vermont land sale, to Martin Kinsley of Hardwick, Worcester Co, Massachusetts from Jonathan Warner, Thomas Wheeler, Daniel Billings, & Caleb Kinsley (historic figures in Hardwick, Ma), th

Pennsylvania Land Sale Documents, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1793, 4 certificates with signatures, land descriptions & seals

Description: 1875 Indenture Land sale/ Camberwell London, England for two hundred and twenty pounds; Measurement approximate: 24”x31” (framed); 21”x28” (image); Material: Paper

Document for the sale of a piece of land in Salt Meadow, Barnstable, Massachusetts between Joseph Lawrence and Abner Moxie, Jr. of Sandwich, Mass. Dated June 21st 1813. Also signed by Justice of the P

18th Century Land Sale document dated February 26, 1782 for a piece of property in the County of Richmond (Staten Island) Province of NY, 23"h x 18.5"w

Notarized by John T. Clements, Major, US Volunteers. From the Estate Collection of Stephen R. Reed.

The June 25, 1791 issue of "Dunlap's American Daily Advertiser", printed by John Dunlap at Philadelphia. Four large folio pages complete. Interesting content including on the slave trade, ads on front

Sales Tax Tokens were used by a handful of states to allow them to tax very small purchases where the sales tax would be only a fraction of a cent.

Missouri Sales Tax Receipt Token

Signature of President James K. Polk, Frame measures 18 x 24in, Document measures 10 x 16in.

An Original Document Signed by Patrick Henry, the Governor of Virginia and One of the Founding Fathers of The United States of America, Relating to a Land Sale and Dated 10th Day of December, 1785. Fr

Europe, United Kingdom, 1793 CE. A heavy paper land sale document, handwritten, dated January 31, 1793, and signed by Mary and Mark Sharp and William Sharp, transferring property between the couple an

Framed indenture (land sale) from 27 Nov, 1800, dealing with a land sale in Harington (Bergen County, NJ) mentioning Tappan NY as a landmark. Parties involved include Wilhelmis Ferdon, Piety (?) Ferdo