Land Grant Signed by James Madison & Edward Tiffen

Dated October 4th, 1813. Measures 9 3/4" x 15". Estimate $200 - $300 Starting bid $50.

1808 document granting land in west to William Craighead. The piece is signed at top and bottom by Jefferson and then at bottom by James Madison as Secretary of State. H8 5/8" W15 1/2" Sold from the c

James Madison Land Grant Signed as President 4th U.S. President James Madison (1751-1836). Partially Printed Document Signed, "James Madison", 1p, on vellum, 12.25" x 16.5",  Washington, July 20,

Framed James Madison Signed Land Grant- JSA

Thomas Jefferson and James Madison Land Grant Signed. One page, 16.25" x 9", City of Washington; October 23, 1806. One partially printed page of vellum granting a parcel of land in Ohio Territory to "

1821 Land grant, then-President James Madison to John Baird of Fairfield County, Ohio. Signed in ink James Madison, lower right. Countersigned by Commissioner Josiah Meigs. Text reads: James Madison,

Very nice signatures by the 3rd President of the United States Thomas Jefferson and then Secretary of State James Madison. The signatures are on a Land Grant and dated 1807. The grant measures 14-3/4"

Madison & Monroe Boldly Signed Land Grant Land Grant dated April 10, 1812, granting Thomas Roberts of Butter County land in Cincinnati. Boldly signed by 4th U.S. President James Madison (1751-1836

James Madison - July 9th, 1816 Chillicothe, Ohio - signed Land Grant - 9" x 14" - folded as issued

James Madison March 9, 1816 Zanesville, Ohio - signed Land Grant 8 ½" x 13 ½" - folded as issued

Autographs 1808 President Thomas Jefferson & James Madison, as Secretary of State Signed Large Size Vellum Land Grant THOMAS JEFFERSON & JAMES MADISON. Third President of the United States (1801-1809)

A land grant to Jonathan Justice of Montgomery County, Ohio for a parcel of land "East of a Meridian line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami River." Signed by President Madison as well as Secreta

[Presidential] Jefferson, Thomas, and James Madison, Land Grant. Washington: May 20, 1806. Folio on vellum. Document signed by Thomas Jefferson (“Th. Jefferson”) as President of the United States,

MADISON, James (1751-1836). Partly printed document signed ("James Madison"), as President of the United States, countersigned by Edward Tiffin as Commissioner of the General Land Office. Washington,

NICELY FRAMED, TWO SIDED GLASS, 24"X18"

LAND GRANT SIGNED BY JAMES MONROE FOR JEREMIAH BROWN OF KNOX COUNTY IN 1819. FRAME SIZE 13.5"X16.5"

1. A presidential land grant signed by Andrew Jackson for eighty acres in Indianapolis, Indiana, 1830. 2. A presidential land grant signed by James Monroe for property in Indiana circa 183? Measures 9

1824 James Monroe Signed Grant For Land In Ohio A land grant signed by James Monroe. 1p, measuring 15.5" x 9.5", Washington, D.C., dated March 30, 1824. Certificate No. 1760, granting 138 and 12/100 a

Excellent land grant signed by Edward Telfair the former member of the continental congress and Governor of Georgia. The piece has its original wax seal medallion nicely framed at lower center and wit

Original Signed President James Buchanan Jr. (1791 – 1868) Land Grant Dated November 1859 on heavy parchment (partially printed document) | An original land grant certificate signed James Buchanan

3 Framed Documents 19th & 20th c. including (2) land grants signed (secretary) by James Buchanan, May 2nd, 1857 and Nov 1st, 1858 and (1) Appointment Certificate, G. O. Robinson, 2nd Lt. in Quartermas

Jefferson & Madison Signed Land Grant for Heirs of a Deceased Soldier 1p partially printed of vellum, measuring 15" x 8.25", Washington, D.C., dated January 10, 1805. Signed "Th: Jefferson" and co

Monroe, James (5th President of the United States.) Grant of land on vellum, signed. March 12, 1818. 13" x 8.25". Chips to upper margins without loss of text, light soiling, creasesmarginal tissue rep

Large archive of 100 plus items, including land grants signed by Tennessee Governors James K. Polk, Willie Blount, Joseph McMinn, and William Carroll, pertaining to John Davis (1770-1853), early surve