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Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855

Perfect Paperback |English |0929626206 | 9780929626208

Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855

Perfect Paperback |English |0929626206 | 9780929626208
Overview
Christine Rose has given us a succinct detailed account of the rather complex and little understood military bounty land records. Not only does she provide the historical context but she also presents the legislation which generated the records. She links the records to their finding aids in both published and on-line indexes and how to obtain copies of the original source material. As a renaissance genealogist she brings to the records a lifetime of experience using bounty land records, and genealogists are forever in her debt for her work. --Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck, MLS, FNGS, retired librarian, Dallas Public Library; lecturer, authorA much-needed comprehensive guide to this genealogically and historically fascinating body of records. --James L. Hansen, Reference Librarian, Wisconsin Historical Society LibraryChristine Rose's Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855, is the most detailed and authoritative treatment of the subject available today. The work is exemplary of its genre. Bounty land was public domain land that the United States government granted to more than 550,000 veterans of war-time military service between 1776 and 1855, or to the veteran s widow or other heirs. Rose s text demonstrates convincingly her stated premise: these records hold a lot more information than one would expect. Describing them, she quotes frequently from the original legislation that created them. Step-by-step she explains the process of applying for bounty land, securing a warrant, and locating a particular tract. Then she discusses a variety of finding aids online, microfilm and paper to help researchers use this rich and fascinating source. What might have been a dry and clinical treatise is brought vividly to life through Rose s frequent introduction of specific examples of real-life veterans and their true stories. The book focuses particular attention where it is warranted, including an entire chapter on Virginia s unique situation and another on the thousands of unindexed bounty land warrant application files housed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. An appendix reproduces in chronological order all of the acts of Congress pertaining to bounty land and an extensive bibliography directs researchers to other works that treat particular aspects of this topic. With this work, Christine Rose has made an outstanding contribution not only to genealogy, but to historical research of all kinds. --John P. Colletta, PH.d., instructor, author, lecturer
ISBN: 0929626206
ISBN13: 9780929626208
Author: Christine Rose
Publisher: CR Publications
Format: Perfect Paperback
PublicationDate: 2011-03-15
Language: English
Edition: 1
PageCount: 156
Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.5 x 11.0 inches
Weight: 17.6 ounces
Christine Rose has given us a succinct detailed account of the rather complex and little understood military bounty land records. Not only does she provide the historical context but she also presents the legislation which generated the records. She links the records to their finding aids in both published and on-line indexes and how to obtain copies of the original source material. As a renaissance genealogist she brings to the records a lifetime of experience using bounty land records, and genealogists are forever in her debt for her work. --Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck, MLS, FNGS, retired librarian, Dallas Public Library; lecturer, authorA much-needed comprehensive guide to this genealogically and historically fascinating body of records. --James L. Hansen, Reference Librarian, Wisconsin Historical Society LibraryChristine Rose's Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855, is the most detailed and authoritative treatment of the subject available today. The work is exemplary of its genre. Bounty land was public domain land that the United States government granted to more than 550,000 veterans of war-time military service between 1776 and 1855, or to the veteran s widow or other heirs. Rose s text demonstrates convincingly her stated premise: these records hold a lot more information than one would expect. Describing them, she quotes frequently from the original legislation that created them. Step-by-step she explains the process of applying for bounty land, securing a warrant, and locating a particular tract. Then she discusses a variety of finding aids online, microfilm and paper to help researchers use this rich and fascinating source. What might have been a dry and clinical treatise is brought vividly to life through Rose s frequent introduction of specific examples of real-life veterans and their true stories. The book focuses particular attention where it is warranted, including an entire chapter on Virginia s unique situation and another on the thousands of unindexed bounty land warrant application files housed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. An appendix reproduces in chronological order all of the acts of Congress pertaining to bounty land and an extensive bibliography directs researchers to other works that treat particular aspects of this topic. With this work, Christine Rose has made an outstanding contribution not only to genealogy, but to historical research of all kinds. --John P. Colletta, PH.d., instructor, author, lecturer

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Overview
Christine Rose has given us a succinct detailed account of the rather complex and little understood military bounty land records. Not only does she provide the historical context but she also presents the legislation which generated the records. She links the records to their finding aids in both published and on-line indexes and how to obtain copies of the original source material. As a renaissance genealogist she brings to the records a lifetime of experience using bounty land records, and genealogists are forever in her debt for her work. --Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck, MLS, FNGS, retired librarian, Dallas Public Library; lecturer, authorA much-needed comprehensive guide to this genealogically and historically fascinating body of records. --James L. Hansen, Reference Librarian, Wisconsin Historical Society LibraryChristine Rose's Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855, is the most detailed and authoritative treatment of the subject available today. The work is exemplary of its genre. Bounty land was public domain land that the United States government granted to more than 550,000 veterans of war-time military service between 1776 and 1855, or to the veteran s widow or other heirs. Rose s text demonstrates convincingly her stated premise: these records hold a lot more information than one would expect. Describing them, she quotes frequently from the original legislation that created them. Step-by-step she explains the process of applying for bounty land, securing a warrant, and locating a particular tract. Then she discusses a variety of finding aids online, microfilm and paper to help researchers use this rich and fascinating source. What might have been a dry and clinical treatise is brought vividly to life through Rose s frequent introduction of specific examples of real-life veterans and their true stories. The book focuses particular attention where it is warranted, including an entire chapter on Virginia s unique situation and another on the thousands of unindexed bounty land warrant application files housed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. An appendix reproduces in chronological order all of the acts of Congress pertaining to bounty land and an extensive bibliography directs researchers to other works that treat particular aspects of this topic. With this work, Christine Rose has made an outstanding contribution not only to genealogy, but to historical research of all kinds. --John P. Colletta, PH.d., instructor, author, lecturer
ISBN: 0929626206
ISBN13: 9780929626208
Author: Christine Rose
Publisher: CR Publications
Format: Perfect Paperback
PublicationDate: 2011-03-15
Language: English
Edition: 1
PageCount: 156
Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.5 x 11.0 inches
Weight: 17.6 ounces
Christine Rose has given us a succinct detailed account of the rather complex and little understood military bounty land records. Not only does she provide the historical context but she also presents the legislation which generated the records. She links the records to their finding aids in both published and on-line indexes and how to obtain copies of the original source material. As a renaissance genealogist she brings to the records a lifetime of experience using bounty land records, and genealogists are forever in her debt for her work. --Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck, MLS, FNGS, retired librarian, Dallas Public Library; lecturer, authorA much-needed comprehensive guide to this genealogically and historically fascinating body of records. --James L. Hansen, Reference Librarian, Wisconsin Historical Society LibraryChristine Rose's Military Bounty Land, 1776-1855, is the most detailed and authoritative treatment of the subject available today. The work is exemplary of its genre. Bounty land was public domain land that the United States government granted to more than 550,000 veterans of war-time military service between 1776 and 1855, or to the veteran s widow or other heirs. Rose s text demonstrates convincingly her stated premise: these records hold a lot more information than one would expect. Describing them, she quotes frequently from the original legislation that created them. Step-by-step she explains the process of applying for bounty land, securing a warrant, and locating a particular tract. Then she discusses a variety of finding aids online, microfilm and paper to help researchers use this rich and fascinating source. What might have been a dry and clinical treatise is brought vividly to life through Rose s frequent introduction of specific examples of real-life veterans and their true stories. The book focuses particular attention where it is warranted, including an entire chapter on Virginia s unique situation and another on the thousands of unindexed bounty land warrant application files housed in the National Archives in Washington, D.C. An appendix reproduces in chronological order all of the acts of Congress pertaining to bounty land and an extensive bibliography directs researchers to other works that treat particular aspects of this topic. With this work, Christine Rose has made an outstanding contribution not only to genealogy, but to historical research of all kinds. --John P. Colletta, PH.d., instructor, author, lecturer

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Several types of goods are exempt from being returned. Perishable goods such as food, flowers, newspapers or magazines cannot be returned. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases.

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  • Downloadable software products
  • Some health and personal care items

To complete your return, we require a tracking number, which shows the items which you already returned to us.
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  • Book with obvious signs of use
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Items returned to us as a result of our error will receive a full refund,some returns may be subject to a restocking fee of 7% of the total item price, please contact a customer care team member to see if your return is subject. Returns that arrived on time and were as described are subject to a restocking fee.

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