Indian Homestead Act of 1884 definition

Indian Homestead Act of 1884 means the act of July 4, 1884: Act of Congress (23 Stat. 96) providing that all Indians then located on public land might avail themselves of the homestead laws; that all patents therefor should be of the legal effect and declare that the United States holds the lands thus entered for a period of 25 years in trust for said Indian, or in the case of his decease, for his widows and heirs, according to the law of the state where land is located, and that at the expiration of said period the Unites States will convey the same by patent in fee discharged of said trust and free of all charges and encumbrances.
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Related to Indian Homestead Act of 1884

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