Nesbitt Memorial Library Journal, Volume 3, Number 3, September 1993 Page: 142
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before May 2, 1835 (page 46, granted in accordance with the provisions of the
constitution adopted March 17, 1836, land located in Gonzales County)
Halyard, George B., by virtue of conditional certificate number 309 issued to him by the
Brazoria County Board of Land Commissioners on February 6, 1838, granted second
class unconditional certificate number 140 for 1280 acres on February 19, 1850
(page 207, 640 acres located in Wood County, 640 acres located in Hopkins and
Franklin Counties)
Harwell, F. E., married man, granted fourth class certificate number 70 on July 7, 1845
upon demonstrating by declaration of Moses Townsend and John Hope that he had
resided in Texas for three years (page 182, apparently granted in accordance with
the provisions of the law passed January 4, 1841, if so, the certificate should have
been for 640 acres, land located in Erath County)
Heard, Jemima, head of family, represented by William Menefee, her agent, granted first
class unconditional certificate number 95 on March 2, 1838 for one labor (one league
having previously been granted) upon demonstrating by declaration of William
Menefee and Abner W. Woolsey that she had resided in Texas before the Declaration
of Independence (page 39, granted in accordance with the provisions of the
constitution adopted March 17, 1836, land located in Bexar County)
Heard, Nancy, widow of Thomas Heard, represented by William Menefee, her agent,
granted first class unconditional certificate number 98 on March 2, 1838 for one
labor (one league having previously been granted) upon demonstrating by declara-
tion of William Menefee and Abner W. Woolsey that he had resided in Texas before
May 2, 1835 (page 40, granted in accordance with the provisions of the constitution
adopted March 17, 1836, land located in Wharton County)
Heard, Stephen R., single man, granted fourth class certificate number 78 on September
1, 1845 upon demonstrating by declaration of James Osburn and William C. Baxter
that he had resided in Texas for three years (page 184, apparently granted in
accordance with the provisions of the law passed January 4, 1841, if so, the
certificate should have been for 320 acres, land located in Llano County)
Heard, William Jones Elliott, man of family, granted first class unconditional certificate
number 108 on March 15, 1838 for one labor (one league having previously been
granted) upon demonstrating by declaration of Thomas J. Read and Eli Mercer that
he had resided in Texas before May 2, 1835 (page 43, granted in accordance with
the provisions of the constitution adopted March 17, 1836, land located in Mason
County)
Heiman, Casper, single man, granted first class unconditional certificate number 63 on
February 17, 1838 for one-third league upon demonstrating by declaration of Jacob
Wolters and Peter Pieper that he had resided in Texas before the Declaration of
Independence was made (page 31, granted in accordance with the provisions of the
constitution adopted March 17, 1836, the surname is incorrectly recorded "Hyman"
in the Book of Land Certificates)
Heiman, Casper, single man, granted first class unconditional certificate number 63 on
July 4, 1839 for one-third league to replace the certificate granted to him on February
17, 1838, which he had lost (page 56, land located in Colorado County, the surname
is incorrectly recorded "Hyman" in the Book of Land Certificates)
Henderson, Charles J., represented by Pleasant B. Riggs, agent of Dilcy Henderson,
administrator, granted first class unconditional certificate number 133 on August 2,
1838 for one league and one labor upon demonstrating by declaration of William B.
Dewees and David Silkriggs that he had arrived in Texas in 1825 (page 50, granted
in accordance with the provisions of the constitution adopted March 17, 1836, land
located in Guadalupe County)
Hensley, George W., man of family, granted second class unconditional certificate
number 16 on September 9, 1838 for one league and one labor upon demonstrating142
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