Land Office Articles in “Kentucky Ancestors"
1.
Revolutionary War Warrants
2.
Certificates of Settlement & Preemption Warrants
3.
Lincoln Entries
4.
Jackson Purchase
5.
County Court Orders
6.
Virginia & Old Kentucky
7.
Reference Library & Biographies
8.
Kentucky Tax Lists 1792 - 1840
9.
Kentucky Tax Lists 1841 - 1860
10.
Kentucky Tax Lists 1861 - 1865
Online references mentioned in these articles are currently available here
Kentucky Land History
Salyer, B.R. "Bud," "Early Kentucky Surveyors and Deputy Surveyors," - listing gathered from various sources
Hammon, Neal O., "Initial Land Acquisition in Kentucky"
Articles by Kentucky Historian Ron Bryant
Bryant, Ron, "Politics and Economics" (Oct. 2009)
Bryant, Ron, "Kentucky Roads" (Sept. 2009)
Bryant, Ron, "Although Kentucky Law Forbade Dueling..." (Aug. 2007)
Bryant, Ron, "Travel Accounts to Kentucky" (Nov. 2006)
Bryant, Ron, "Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln of Kentucky: Contrasts North and South" (Jul. 2006)
Bryant, Ron, "History as a Profession is Relatively Young" (Feb. 2006)
Bryant, Ron, "Christopher Columbus Graham: An Extraordinary Kentuckian" (Jan. 2006)
Bryant, Ron, "What Would Kentucky Be Like Without Its Large Number of Counties" (Oct. 2005)
Bryant, Ron, "Humphrey Marshall, Kentucky Historian" (Jul. 2005)
Bryant, Ron, "Kentucky and the Code Duello" (Jun. 2005)
Bryant, Ron, "The Uniqueness of Kentucky" (Apr. 2005)
Research Aids
Quick Reference Guide:
Land Patenting Process
Quick Reference Guide:
Kentucky Land Patent Series
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Entries
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Grants
Adkinson, Kandie, "Saddlebag Notes" (Technical Leaflet)
Powerpoint Presentations
Early Land Patents in Kentucky, May 10, 2008, co-sponsored by Kentucky Secretary of State's Land Office, Kentucky Genealogical Society and Kentucky Historical Society
Kentucky Land Patents, March 3, 2011, presented at the American Association of Professional Landmen Spring Seminar in Pikeville, Kentucky.
Researching Kentucky Land Patents, March 3, 2011, presented at the American Association of Professional Landmen Spring Seminar in Pikeville, Kentucky.