Deeds
Found in 696 Collections and/or Records:
Brigham Guy Thatcher deed
Printed and handwritten deed. The deed is an agreement between Thatcher and the trustees of the Brigham Young College in Logan, Utah, in which Thatcher buys 42 acres of land. The item was signed by the trustees of the college.
Oliver Granger deed
Handwritten deed verifying that Granger will purchase a lot in Nauvoo, Illinois. Joseph Smith, first president of the Mormon Church, signed as "accredited agent of Oliver Granger."
Andrew Jackson deed
Printed and handwritten deed, dated 5 Jan. 1831, and sigend by Jackson. The item affirms that Lucian Noble has purchased land in Detroit, Michigan.
Ulysses S. Grant deed for Andrew J. Moffitt
Printed form with handwritten notations dated 1 July 1873. The item states that Andrew J. Moffitt has purchased land in Sanpete County, Utah. The manuscript was signed by Ulysses S. Grant, president of the United States.
Deed, 1915 June 14
Sheriff’s deed, recording the purchase of land by Elisha K. Kane, pursuant to a lawsuit of Elisha’s against Charles R. Paulson and J.A. Swanson, 1 p., folded, printed on 4 sides, 14 June 1915.
Deed, 1864 May 6
Legal document, deeding land owned by Thomas L. Kane and Elizabeth Dennistoun Wood Kane in Elk county to William Biddle, 1 p., 6 May 1864. In Series XI, Box 62, Folder 3, Item 1.
Elizabeth Chamblee deed of gift to Eliz Martha Strickland
This collection consists of one holograph and a typescript copy. The document is the transferral of ownership of "a negro girl named Mary, aged 22", from Elizabeth Chamblee of Ware County, North Carolina to her granddaughter, Eliz Martha Strickland.
Henry DeCamp deeds
Printed deeds with ms. entries for tracts of land purchased by Henry DeCamp in LaPorte, Indiana, Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Dubuque, Iowa.
Deeds, 1891-1902
Daniel H. Wells deeds for Brigham Young
Handwritten and printed deeds of conveyance from Wells to Brigham Young, the second president of the Mormon Church. The items confirm that Young owns various lots in Salt Lake City, Utah.