headrights造句

• She had inherited the headrights of the rest of her family.
• The members voted by their headrights, which generated inequalities among the voters.
• The wealthier men who paid their way received land grants known as headrights, to encourage settlement.
• One commentator said that Johnson may have feared losing his headrights land if the case went to court.
• Non-Native Americans tried to cash in on the new Osage wealth by marrying into families with headrights.
• Three years later, in 1628, George Pace claimed the land and headrights he had inherited from his father:
• Later the enrolled Osage and their descendants received oil and other mineral royalties as payments based on these " headrights ".
• Que had three headrights and both daughters had a full headright and a fractional headright, worth a considerable amount of money.
• The rights to these lands in future generations was divided among legal heirs, as were the mineral headrights to mineral lease royalties.
• In one plot, in 1921, Ernest Burkhart, a European American, married Molly Kyle, an Osage woman with headrights.
• The colony's Proprietor issued headrights to encourage the gentry and sea captains to transport workers for labor in the growing colony.
• His most famous work is " murders of Osage during the 1920s as white opportunists tried to get control of the Osage headrights.
• He was prosperous enough to import five indentured servants of his own and was granted an additional as " headrights " for bringing in workers.
• By 1651 he was prosperous enough to import five " servants " of his own, for which he was granted as " headrights ".
• However, records concerning her trading or exercise of the headrights are missing, whether because lost or nonexistent, given the colony's instability.
• To try to protect the Osage, Congress passed a law in 1925 prohibiting the inheritance of headrights by persons who were not at least half Osage in ancestry.
• In 1893 John Kellner donated land and filed a plat for the Town of Kellner out of the William Cooper Survey, one of the oldest headrights in the state.
• To encourage development at the time, the Crown awarded Virginia colonists headrights of of land for each person they transported to the colony, who were generally indentured servants.
• In 1925 Congress passed a law prohibiting inheritance of headrights by non-natives from Osage of half or more Native American ancestry, to reduce the threat to the Osage.