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         Henderson County, Kentucky 
           
      
      
         
         
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             TYPES 
              OF KENTUCKY LAND GRANTS 
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      VIRGINIA GRANTS (1782 - 1792) ~ were issued for service in the 
        French and Indian War and in the Revolutionary War. 
         
        OLD KENTUCKY GRANTS (1793 - 1856) ~ includes military, seminary, 
        academic, treasury warrants, and pre-emption grants. Some of these were 
        based on warrants and surveys issued by Virginia. 
         
        GRANTS SOUTH OF GREEN RIVER (1797 - 1866) ~ Virginia reserved these 
        lands for distribution to Revolutionary soldiers. After 1797 the land 
        was opened to settlers who were given a "headright". 
         
        TELLICO GRANTS (1805 - 1853) ~ were grants applied to lands ceded 
        to the United States by the Cherokee Indians under the treaty of 1805. 
        Issured for Treasury warrants. 
         
        KENTUCKY LAND WARRANTS (1816 - 1873) ~ were issued on a Treasury 
        warrant. Originally $20.00 per 100 acres. 
         
        GRANTS WEST OF THE TENNESSEE RIVER (1822 - 1858) ~ were issued on 
        a Treasury warrant. 
         
        GRANTS SOUTH OF WALKER'S LINE (1825 - 1923) ~ were issued on a 
        Treasury warrant. Located between the present state line and 36 degree 
        30 minutes parallel. 
         
        COUNTY COURT ORDERS (1836) ~ An act of the legislature passed on 28 
        Feb 1835 gave all unappropriated lands to the respective courts of the 
        county where the land lies. Not less than $5.00 per 100 acres was to be 
        charged. The sale price constituted a fund for roads and bridges. 
         
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