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Homestead Application No. 1 of Daniel Freeman
Homestead Application No. 1 of Daniel Freeman 1/1/1863
Homestead Proof of Daniel Freeman
Homestead Proof of Daniel Freeman 1/20/1868
Poster Advertising "Indian Territory That Garden of the World, Open for Homestead and Pre-Emption"
Poster Advertising "Indian Territory That Garden of the World, Open for Homestead and Pre-Emption" ca. 1889
Homestead Application for Virgil W. Earp
Homestead Application for Virgil W. Earp 4/1/1900
Homestead Proof Testimony of Almanzo Wilder
Homestead Proof Testimony of Almanzo Wilder 1884
Homestead Act
Homestead Act 5/20/1862
Homestead Certificate for Daniel Freeman
Homestead Certificate for Daniel Freeman 1/20/1868
Washday at the Stooksberry homestead
Washday at the Stooksberry homestead 10/23/1933
A bill for the relief of Oklahoma settlers--Sooners--many of whose titles to homestead entries had been questioned and a "Statement of the Case" of the Oklahoma settlers
A bill for the relief of Oklahoma settlers--Sooners--many of whose titles to homestead entries had been questioned and a "Statement of the Case" of the Oklahoma settlers 5/21/1894
Family with Their Covered Wagon During the Great Western Migration
Family with Their Covered Wagon During the Great Western Migration 1866
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