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'''Military Bounty Lands'''. The state awarded some lands for military service. Certificates of depreciation were issued to Revolutionary soldiers to supplement the money they had received, which had depreciated in value. These certificates were sold or redeemed for land in the Last Purchase treaty area in western Pennsylvania, obtained in 1784. See: <br> | '''Military Bounty Lands'''. The state awarded some lands for military service. Certificates of depreciation were issued to Revolutionary soldiers to supplement the money they had received, which had depreciated in value. These certificates were sold or redeemed for land in the Last Purchase treaty area in western Pennsylvania, obtained in 1784. See: <br> | ||
::Pennsylvania, Land Office, ''Original Warrants of Depreciation Lands, 1780-1800'', ({{FHL|9785|item}} on 4 films beginning with film 985462). | |||
::Pennsylvania, Land Office, ''Original Warrants of Depreciation Lands, 1780-1800'', ({{FHL|9785|item}} on 4 films beginning with film 985462).<br> | |||
'''Donation land in the Last Purchase treaty area''' was issued to veterans of the Pennsylvania Line in the Continental Army. Eligible veterans drew lots for a piece of land and then paid a small fee for their certificate. Most soldiers sold their title instead of settling on the land. The library has Pennsylvania, Surveyor General's Office, ''Donation Lands Records, 1780-1800. ''Family History Library film 987058-66, {{FHL|9688|item}}. For a printed list of names, see ''Pennsylvania Archives'', series 3, volume 7, pp. 659-795. | '''Donation land in the Last Purchase treaty area''' was issued to veterans of the Pennsylvania Line in the Continental Army. Eligible veterans drew lots for a piece of land and then paid a small fee for their certificate. Most soldiers sold their title instead of settling on the land. The library has Pennsylvania, Surveyor General's Office, ''Donation Lands Records, 1780-1800. ''Family History Library film 987058-66, {{FHL|9688|item}}. For a printed list of names, see ''Pennsylvania Archives'', series 3, volume 7, pp. 659-795. | ||