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  Land skis - Patent 4134598
A land ski has an elongated support simulating a conventional snow ski and having an upper surface carrying a conventional ski-binding, as well as an opposite lower surface and front and rear ends, the elongated support having a longitudinal central axis situated in a substantially upright plane during use of the land ski.
Land skis of this general type are known, but up to the present time they have not achieved any considerable popularity because the conventional land skis suffer from a number of drawbacks.
Thus, with the land skis of the invention the operator can during use thereof tilt the land skis, in the same way as conventional skis on snow, in one lateral direction or the other, thus contributing greatly to an operation which closely simulates that which is provided with conventional skis on snow.
www.freepatentsonline.com /4134598.html   (3576 words)

  
 Patents
All land patents are contracts between the original owner, his heirs and assigns and the United States, forever.
Land patents can be from one-half page to 32 pages long.
The Texas land patents have the seal of The State as well as the U.S. There is an, heir to this land patent in Merced, California.
www.landrights.com /patents.htm   (772 words)

  
 Truth.tc - The History of the Land Patent - Allodial vs Feudal Titles
This formula, "or his legal representatives," embraces representatives of the original grantee in the land, be contract, such as assignees or grantees, as well as be operation of law, and leaves the question open to inquiry in a court of justice as to the party to whom the patent, or confirmation, should enure.
The determination of the land department in matters cognizable by it, in the alienation of lands and the validity of patents, cannot be collaterally attacked or impeached.
The patent was meant to keep the sovereign freeholder on the land, but the land was also to be kept free of debt, since that debt was recognized in 1820 as unrepayable, and today is unrepayable.
www.truth.tc /information/HistoryOfTheLandPatent.html   (15303 words)

  
 Land Records and Maps - Kansas State Historical Society
Millions of land grants and patents were issued by the federal government and by the original thirteen colonies and several states.
Most land entry files for the years 1800-1908 are arranged by state, land office, type of land entry (such as cash, homestead, timber, etc.), and land entry file number (such as a Homestead final certificate number).
Military bounty land warrants are arranged by act of Congress, certificate number, and, for warrants under the acts of 1847-1855, by the number of acres granted.
www.kshs.org /genealogists/land/index.htm   (1045 words)

  
 Kentucky: Secretary of State - Kentucky Land Patent Series
Patents in the Virginia and Old Kentucky Series were authorized by French and Indian War Warrants, Treasury Warrants, Importation Warrants, Acts for the Relief of Certain Poor Persons, Acts for the Establishment of Academies and Seminaries, Warrants for Finding Salt, Warrants for Clearing Roads, Certificates of Settlement, and Preemption Warrants.
Due to errors in patent series assignments, a number of patents in the South of Green River Series are located outside the region.
While the Revolutionary War veterans were patenting their land, the Jackson Purchase was being mapped in ranges, townships and sections by William Henderson.
sos.ky.gov /land/reference/guides/quickpatent.htm   (650 words)

  
 Land
When an American fulfills the requirements to obtain a "Land Patent" the patent is assigned by and under the hand and seal of the President of the United States, in accord with an Act of Congress.
If you haven't secured your right to your land by its land patent, you may be abandoning your right to your land and any prior owner with lawful right to the land patent could secure it to themselves and evict you off from the land you thought was yours, and you'll have to leave.
Which means that the Land came to the nation by treaty and the patent assigns a specific part of that treaty to you and your heirs and assigns forever.
www.teamlaw.org /land.htm   (1210 words)

  
 Kentucky: Secretary of State - Patent Series Overview
For example, patents in which the Governor's Grant was issued prior to June 1792 when Kentucky separated from Virginia, are defined as "Virginia Patents in Kentucky" or simply "Virginia Patent Series".
Patents in the former Military District, authorized by certificates for meeting age and residency requirements, are filed with the "South of Green River Series".
Patents authorized by Military Warrants issued for service in the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War, comprise a small percentage of the entire patent collection.
sos.ky.gov /land/nonmilitary/patentseries   (392 words)

  
 North Dakota South Dakota Land Patent Homestead Records Genealogy Family History Research
When the surrounding land was eventually surveyed and made ready for public sale, the "squatter" had the right to appear at the local land office and purchase up to 160 acres of their illegal holdings for $1.25 per acre to
Land grants were given to the four transcontinental railroads to extend rail transportation from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Desert Land Act of 1877 was designed to foster settlement of the arid and semi-arid regions of the west, specifically in Arizona, California, the Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming.
www.time-passages.com /land-patent-research.html   (1239 words)

  
 SOS - Land Patent Records
Requests for certified copies of the land patents are received from members of the public and from petroleum companies or others interested in either recording the patent or for personal records.
As of 3-1-94, all land patent records were transferred to the State Archives, a division of the History, Art and Libraries Department.
All requests for land patent records should be referred to that agency at (517) 373-1408.
www.michigan.gov /sos/0,1607,7-127-1638_8733_11513---,00.html   (170 words)

  
 Frequently Asked Questions
John Martin was the first person to own patented land issued by the U.S. It has reservations to the U.S. for one third of all gold, silver, lead and copper within the same.
The land patent is a contract be it from the United States or from a crown.
The water is an appurtenances of the patent.
www.landrights.com /faq.htm   (949 words)

  
 Missouri State Archives' Land Patents: 1831 - 1969
The state, rather than the federal government, issued the land patents, verifying title and ownership to the parcels sold, for purchased sections of this donated land.
The patents list the name of the person(s) who acquired the land, the purchase date and patent date, as well as a legal land description including township and range, name of county, and number of acres sold.
The information contained in the land patent database includes name of purchaser, county, date of purchase, legal land description, and microfilm location for copy of full entry (reel number, volume and page number).
www.sos.mo.gov /archives/land   (264 words)

  
 Truth.tc - What Is A Land Patent - Allodial Titles
In the first case, the party looks alone to his letters patent; in the second, to the law and the evidence of the acts necessary to be done under the law, to a perfection of his grant, donation or purchase...
This vehicle known as the land patent, was to forever divest the government of its land and was to place such total ownership in the hands of the freeholders who collectively created the government.
The land patents issued prior to the initial date of recognition of the United States Constitution were ratified by the members of Constitutional Congress.
www.truth.tc /information/WhatIsALandPatent.html   (16746 words)

  
 Brief Summary On Why Perform A Land Search (Abstract)
That land patent is issued to the original purchaser [the patentee], his/her heirs or assigns [who ever else buys that land] forever.
The highest evidence of title for the possession, use and enjoyment of land, as determined by two hundred plus years of American jurisprudence is a land grant or patent, issued either by a previous foreign government, a state or the United States of America.
The land grant or, patent, is conclusive evidence against all persons whose rights did not commence previously and, against those persons not in privity with the paramount source of the title.
www.hiscovenantministries.org /mans_law/land_patent.htm   (1310 words)

  
 The Wallace Land Patent of 1770   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
In 1770 lands in the New York colony of Great Britain was being granted or assigned to noblemen, officer's of the King's Army and land speculators.
The original 'letters patent' for the Wallace Land Grant on file with the New York State Archives and transcribed at the end of this document, shows that they were required to pay, to the Crown, yearly rents of two shillings and six pence sterling per hundred acres.
In the Otsego County area the most well known Land Grants were the Croghan(later Otsego) the Hartwick, the Morris, the Johnson, the Fitch, Franklin, the Butler, The Robert Edmeston, the Willie Edmeston, The Middleton, the Upton, the Miller, the Reade (later Otego),the Schuyler, the Mckee, and the Wallace(4).
www.fortklock.com /wallace1770.htm   (1483 words)

  
 Land Patent Locations   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
For State Land States the Patent Files are usually found in the State's Archives, for Private Land Claims (land granted by a foreign government) files are found in different places, in Public Domain States the Land Entry Case Files are found at the National Archives.
Starting in 1908, if the first patent issued was for land in WY it was given patent #1, if the very next patent was issued for land in CA, it was given patent #2, the next one, for land say in AK would be given patent #3, and so on.
Land in the panhandle was a no-man's land for years as it was bounced between Texas and Oklahoma.
homepages.rootsweb.com /~haas/learningcenter/patentlocations.html   (3561 words)

  
 Kentucky: Secretary of State - Land Office - Glossary
Patents in the South of Green River Series are authorized by commissioners' certificates.
grantor - entity conveying title; in land patenting, the grantor is the Commonwealth of Virginia or Kentucky.
Land Law of May 1779 - approved by Virginia's General Assembly, this legislation established the land patent process in Kentucky.
apps.sos.ky.gov /land/reference/glossary.asp   (2342 words)

  
 Green Lake Counties, Wisconsin: Federal Land Patents
Following the Indian treaties of 1829 and 1833, the federal land surveys of 1833, and the creation of the federal land office at Green Bay in 1834, government lands in Wisconsin south and east of the Fox and Wisconsin rivers were made available for public purchase at the price of $1.25 per acre.
The following land patent records for the townships in Green Lake County are compiled from the records in the Federal Bureau of Land Management database.
Among those effects, the original township of Middleton was divided and appended to the towns of Marqueete and Green Lake, the township of Princeton was created, and the townshipss of Princeton, St. Marie, and Seneca were extended west to incorporate the portions of Mecan and Neshkoro lying in the new county of Green Lake.
www.wlhn.org /green_lake/landpatents/landpatents_greenlakeco.htm   (1395 words)

  
 North Dakota Land Patent Homestead Records - North Dakota Genealogy Family History Research
In that case, we are able to research the complete federal land patent records of North Dakota to determine if your ancestor's name is listed in any of the land patents on file.
Other entrymen who applied for land patents desired to obtain possession of their land prior to the five-year passage of time required by law to qualify for a homestead patent.
We will research the federal land patent records of the entire state of North Dakota to determine if your ancestor's name is listed in any of the land patents on file.
www.time-passages.com /land-entry-case-file-nd-paypal.html   (492 words)

  
 Land Patent News | Land Patent Results   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
When Texas became a state, the unappropriated land was retained by the are looking for the land patent to land in Texas it will.
Any person owning land for which a patent should have been issued by the state but was not may. historical society of berks county a wiser land patent 1722.
Authored by society president George miser ix a wiser land patent 1722 author not listed one might have assumed that after all of the scholarly research in the fields of wiser studies that there.
www.myinventionspot.com /land-patent.html   (710 words)

  
 Land patent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In the original 13 American Colonies a proprietor would grant land patents.
Besides patent, other terms for the certificate that grants such rights include first-title deed and final certificate.
This page was last modified 18:10, 8 September 2006.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Land_patent   (129 words)

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