[Two Documents Relating to Land Tracts and Sales]

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Two documents related to separate tracts of land, one is a drawing of a piece of land belonging to George Bigford and the other is a promissory note from George L. Leigh to Joseph Heimen. On the back of the map there is a note describing the location and borders of the land belonging to Bigford. The promissory note states that George promises "to pay to the order of Joseph Heimen, Six Hundred Dollars at Comfort, Texas with 9% interest...from date until paid." This note "is given for the part purchase money for 320 acres of land situated in Kerr … continued below

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1 map ; 21 x 14 cm. + 1 promise note (18 x 21 cm.)

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Leigh, George L. October 13, 1890.

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Two documents related to separate tracts of land, one is a drawing of a piece of land belonging to George Bigford and the other is a promissory note from George L. Leigh to Joseph Heimen. On the back of the map there is a note describing the location and borders of the land belonging to Bigford. The promissory note states that George promises "to pay to the order of Joseph Heimen, Six Hundred Dollars at Comfort, Texas with 9% interest...from date until paid." This note "is given for the part purchase money for 320 acres of land situated in Kerr County."

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1 map ; 21 x 14 cm. + 1 promise note (18 x 21 cm.)

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Leigh, George L. [Two Documents Relating to Land Tracts and Sales], text, October 13, 1890; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth743581/: accessed June 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Butt-Holdsworth Memorial Library.

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