Kentucky Land and Property: Difference between revisions

*Hammon, Neal O. ''Early Kentucky Land Records, 1773–1780''. Louisville, KY: Filson Club, 1992. This book indexes early Kentucky land records, beginning with the Fincastle County entries in 1774 to 1776 and continuing to the military surveys. The original Fincastle records are at the Montgomery County, Virginia, Courthouse. Military lands do not include grants for Revolutionary War service.  

'''Old Kentucky Grants (1793–1856)'''. These records include military, seminary, and academic records; treasury warrants; and preemption grants. Some of these were based on warrants and surveys issued by Virginia.  

'''Kentucky Land Warrants (1816–1873)'''. These were primarily warrants for lands east of the Tennessee River.  

'''Grants South of Green River (1797–1866)'''. These lands were reserved by Virginia for soldiers of the Revolutionary War and were also used as a relief for squatters. Kentucky. Governor.  

'''Tellico Land Grants (1802–1853)'''. These grants were for lands the Cherokee Indians ceded to the United States in 1805. They were obtained by Treasury warrants.  

*Kentucky. State Land Office. ''Tellico Land Grant Surveys, ''v.1–2, 1802–1817. Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1962. {{FHL|431351|item}}, FHL film 272961. These volumes show the survey number and indicate the grant and survey volume and page number, the name of the person receiving the survey, and the number of acres.  

'''Grants West of the Tennessee River (1822–1900)'''. These grants were based on Treasury warrants.