Patent Deed for Henry Beaver

Federal Land Patent #1585 Henry Beaver, patented November 10, 1868, Recorded San Francisco Land Office, Vol. 2 p. 461.

  1-2. Cover sheets.  
    Lot 3& W 1/2 NE 1/4 34.14 S. 2 E.  
 
3. Form: No. 1585 Land Office at San Francisco Jany 22 1868  
 
    for Lot 3 & W 1/2 of NE 1/4 Sec. 34 Township 14 South Range No. 2 East containing 116.40 acres at a rate of $1.25 per acre amounting to $145.50.  
 
4. Form: U. S. Land Office
 
    Preemption claim of Henry Beaver. His declatory statement No. 3834 filed 15 October 1867 alleging settlement on the 20 day of Aug. 1866.
Township Map filed 21 Sept 1867.
 
 
5-7. Witness statement from C. P. Sagwood, filed 22 Jan 1868.
 
    A farmer over 30 years of age residing in Monterey County.
Had known Henry Beaver since 1860 -- a native born citizen who presently has a wife and three children living with him. That he had claimed this particular piece of land in August, 1866.
He has lived continuously on this land with his family since his settlement.
His $900 to $1000 worth of improvements on the land include a 18 x 36 ft. two story dwelling, a barn, blacksmith shop, grainery and the land is all fenced. Cultivates about 50 acres raising grain and pastures the rest of the land.
 
 
8-10. Witness statement from Geo. W. Condon, filed 22 Jan 1868.
 
    A farmer over 40 years of age residing in Monterey County.
Had known Henry Beaver since 1866, who has a wife and several children living with him.
Generally a repeat of the above witness statement.
 
 
11. A statement signed by Henry Beaver on 22 Jan 1868, declaring that he will support, protect and defend the Constitution and Government of the United States.
 
 
12 -13. Form: Pre-emption Affidavit -- California and Pre-Emption Proof cover.
 
    contains land description  
 
14. Receipt of payment of $145.50 from Henry Beaver for land, 22 Jan 1868.
 


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