Our database can help answer that question. Bounty land warrants were given to Revolutionary War veterans as compensation for their military service. The allotment was determined by the soldier's rank and time of service.
Warrants are the first step in land patenting.
They are followed by a survey depicting the tract and the governor's grant, which officially conveys title. An asterisk indicates which patent includes the original warrant. To research patents, contact the Kentucky Secretary of State's Land Office, the Kentucky Historical Society Library, or the Department for Libraries and Archives Research Library. Contact the Ohio Historical Society, Velma Street, Columbus, OH 43211 for further research. Warrants could be assigned in whole or in part and could authorize multiple patents.