Florida Land Office Records, Reel #3
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- Microfilm 3
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Label: #108 American State Papers, Volume 5
Record Books Volumes 1 and 2 (through Pg. 15)
Mss: Printed pages 176-876 of American State Papers, Public Lands, Volume 5 (Duff and Green Edition)
Type target: Volume #1, Record Book A
Type: Proceedings of the Board of Commissioners showing claims presented and what papers were filed in support of same. West Florida. July 17, 1822-July 24, 1824.
Type: Index, 6 pp., alphabetical by personal name. Last page has several subject entries including the destruction of the British Archives, activities of the Cabildo, Folch, Callava, and plans of Pensacola.
Mss. target: First Volume, Record of Proceedings, Secretary's Book containing a record of thd proceedings of the Commissioners for the Settlement of claims to lands in the Territory of Florida, July 13, 1822.
Mss.: Pp. 1-476; manuscript entries, July 13, 1822-July 19, 1824. Manuscript index at end of book.
Type target: Volume #2, Record Book B
Type target: Proceedings of the Board of Commissioners showing claims presented and what papers were filed in support with list of claims reported to Congress. West Florida.
Type: Index, 12 pp., personal name for all pp. in Volume 2. Last page of index has some subject entries, including Barrancas, establishment of; Catholic congregation; Church, St. Michael's trustees of.
Mss. target: Second Volume Record of Proceedings, Secretary's Book, 1824.
Mss.: Pp. 1-14
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University Archives and West Florida History Center11000 University PkwyPensacolaFL32514USA
