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Below are user-contributed records and images of deeds and land patents that have a Boone County connection in some way. To submit a land record to this database, please click the submit data link above. Copies of original Boone County land records can be obtained at the Boone County Recorder's Office. Their contact information is found in our Research References section.

You can also search for additional land patents (off-site) at the Bureau of Land Management, General Land Office Records (GLO).
 


Source Citation: Stover, T., comp. "Boone County, Indiana Deeds and Patents," [online database] Boone County INGenWeb. 2007. <http://www.rootsweb.com/~inboone> Original data: User contributed data from various sources.
 

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Name

Record

Submitter

James Adams to Erasmus Curtis
(Joel Adams?)


Deed 1848

Peggy Curtis Smith - 2/4/2007
Louis C. and Anne Jane Cassidy, to: Nathaniel S. Johnson.

"Hendricks County land, signed July 31, 1847, recorded Oct 16, 1847. This deed is among other deeds of my Great Great Grandfather John Shockley of Eel River & Union Township. John Shockley and his brother George W. arrived in Hendricks and Boone County in 1852 from Rush County. I can only surmise that John Shockley later purchased this land and the seller, Johnson, just handed over his old deed with the new one as proof of title."

Comment by Deb Fisher 10/21/2007: "Lewis C. Cassity and Ann Jane Cassity are the correct spelling of the names.. distant cousins of mine."

Deed

Pg 1

Pg 2

Gayland Isley
10/7/2007
Daniel and Abigail Ferguson to William N. Nolan (Boone County) Deed
3/1/1866
T. Stover 8/16/2007
Elisha and Belinda Higgins to Andrew I. McHenry (Boone County) Deed
6/17/1843
T. Stover
8/16/2007
"No man but feels more of a man in the world if he have a bit of ground that he can call his own. However small it is on the surface, it is four thousand miles deep; and that is a very handsome property."
~
Charles Dudley Warner (1829–1900)
American essayist and novelist.

 
John R. Williams mortgage to Common School Fund (Boone County)
Deed
2/15/1878
T. Stover
8/16/2007
     
     
     
     
     

 

 

 

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