Lots of Land
Lots of Land
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Ahumada was favorably impressed by the attitude of these squatters and by the steps they had taken toward settling the country. A translation of his report in the General Land Office states that they had laid out wagon roads and ferries, had mills for grinding wheat and corn, had five gins in operation, and had residences costing from $200 to $800. The year before, he stated, they had sold two hundred bales of cotton in Natchi- toches. On April 22, 1828, the state government endorsed Ahumada's ...recommendation that the squatters be accepted as settlers who had met the requirements of the national coloniza- tion law and thus were entitled to ownership of their land.
In 1828 Juan Antonio Padilla was appointed general land commissioner for Texas, and one of his first assignments was to issue titles to the expectant East Texas settlers. Thus the chroni- cle of confusion and delay that led to Anahuac and to Turtle Bayou.
For some reason Padilla did not arrive in Nacogdoches until February, 1830.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ahumada was favorably impressed by the attitude of these squatters and by the steps they had taken toward settling the country. A translation of his report in the General Land Office states that they had laid out wagon roads and ferries, had mills for grinding wheat and corn, had five gins in operation, and had residences costing from $200 to $800. The year before, he stated, they had sold two hundred bales of cotton in Natchi- toches. On April 22, 1828, the state government endorsed Ahumada's ...recommendation that the squatters be accepted as settlers who had met the requirements of the national coloniza- tion law and thus were entitled to ownership of their land.
In 1828 Juan Antonio Padilla was appointed general land commissioner for Texas, and one of his first assignments was to issue titles to the expectant East Texas settlers. Thus the chroni- cle of confusion and delay that led to Anahuac and to Turtle Bayou.
For some reason Padilla did not arrive in Nacogdoches until February, 1830.
What to read after Lots of Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Kent Bishop to read onlineMoreLess
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