lands
71tribal lands — Lands of Indian reservation which are not allotted to or occupied by individual Indians but rather the unallotted or common lands of the nation. Land allotted in severalty to a restricted Indian is no longer part of the reservation nor is it… …
72lieu lands — Lands of the public domain open to settlement by persons holding unperfected but bona fide claims to public lands, in lieu of the lands covered by such claims. 42 Am J1st Pub L § 15 …
73Cuttle's Lands — Lands and houses called Cuttle s Lands near the church of St. Dunstan in the East (Strype, ed. 1720, I. ii. 48). Not identified …
74donation lands — Lands granted from the public domain to an individual as a bounty, gift, or donation; particularly, in early Pennsylvania history, lands thus granted to soldiers of the revolutionary war …
75donation lands — Lands granted from the public domain to an individual as a bounty, gift, or donation; particularly, in early Pennsylvania history, lands thus granted to soldiers of the revolutionary war …
76partible lands — Lands which might be divided; lands held in gavelkind …
77indemnity lands — Lands which, by statute, are allowed to be selected by the grantee under a grant in aid of railroad construction, in lieu of parcels lost from the designated or granted lands by previous disposition or reservation. 42 Am J1st Pub L § 49. See… …
78school lands — Lands set apart from the public domain, the proceeds from the sale of which can be used only for educational purposes. 47 Am J1st Sch §§ 62 et seq. Lands reserved for the purpose of being applied to schools in the territories of New Mexico, Utah …
79tenemental lands — Lands which were distributed by the lords among their tenants. These tenemental lands included both bookland, or charterland, and folkland. See 2 Bl Comm 90 …
80BLACK LANDS — lands in the heart of Russia, extending between the Carpathians and the Urals, constituting one third of the soil, and consisting of a layer of black earth or vegetable mould, of from 3 to 20 ft. in thickness, and a chief source, from its… …
