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Did Kentucky continue the practice of issuing Treasury Warrants after statehood?

April 26, 2017Continue issuing Kentucky Practice statehood Treasury Warrants

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Did Kentucky continue the practice of issuing Treasury Warrants after statehood?

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Yes. In 1815 the Kentucky General Assembly passed legislation that established the Kentucky Land Warrant patent series. A total of 26,080 land patents in Kentucky are authorized by warrants purchased from the Kentucky Land Office. Today warrants are sold by County Courts but the patenting process is not complete until the Governor’s Grant is issued.