1814 Virginia Land Grant – Gov. James P. Preston
Original 1814 Virginia land grant, signed by Governor James P. Preston, conveying 30 acres to John Dorman in Greenbrier County, now West Virginia.
The tract lies along the Greenbrier River and includes a detailed metes and bounds survey referencing neighboring early landowners.
Features:
Bold signature of Governor James P. Preston
Official Commonwealth document with embossed seal
Early American frontier land record
Condition:
Original folds
Light toning and wear
Seal present with moderate impression
A collectible early 19th-century Virginia land grant from the trans-Appalachian region.
Original 1814 Virginia land grant, signed by Governor James P. Preston, conveying 30 acres to John Dorman in Greenbrier County, now West Virginia.
The tract lies along the Greenbrier River and includes a detailed metes and bounds survey referencing neighboring early landowners.
Features:
Bold signature of Governor James P. Preston
Official Commonwealth document with embossed seal
Early American frontier land record
Condition:
Original folds
Light toning and wear
Seal present with moderate impression
A collectible early 19th-century Virginia land grant from the trans-Appalachian region.
