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1906 Oklahoma Indian Territory Special Warranty Deed Comanche County Land
Description:
Original Special Warranty Deed dated November 17, 1906, executed in the Southern District of Indian Territory, prior to Oklahoma statehood (1907). The deed records the transfer of land from Thomas A. Horn and wife Minnie B. Horn, residents of Duncan, Indian Territory, to G. M. M.
• Document type: Special Warranty Deed
• Location: Comanche County, Oklahoma Indian Territory (Southern District)
• Date executed: November 17, 1906
• Grantors: Thomas A. Horn and Minnie B. Horn, of Duncan, Indian Territory
• Grantee: G. M. M.
• Land description: Northeast quarter of Section 23, Township One North, Range Eight (8) West, I.M.
• Consideration: $1,500, plus balance due on appraised value of land
• Notarized: November 17, 1906, by Notary Public, Southern District, Indian Territory
• Recorded: April 15, 1908, Book 9, Page 26, Register of Deeds, Stephens County, Oklahoma (embossed seal present)
Notable for its reference to the Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Tribes of Indians in relation to appraised value payments under federal law.
Size: Approx. 8.5” x 14” (legal folio)
Condition: Original document with typewritten text, period signatures, and embossed seal. Exhibits fold lines, handling wear, and scattered stains on cover.
