Missouri Name Locator Compiled © by Georgene Humphries

Ten Thousand Missouri Tax Payers - Various Co.

GS #977.8 R48K

1 BASOR,Joseph StLouis, mil 1780
2 BASOR, BASTILIO (Basil?) StLouis, mil 1780
3 BRASHER, Joseph, Howard Co., Prop 1817
4 BRASHER, Judson , Howard Co., Prop 1817
5 BRAZIER, JOHN Heirs StLouis Prop 1820
6 BRASHER, William, Carrolton Prop 1836
7 BRASHER, William Carrolton PrpPt 1836

8 BRAZIER, THOMAS Heirs, Carrolton Co 1836
9 BRAZIER, THOMAS Heirs, Carr., PrpPt 1836
10 BRASHEARS, Solomon, Carr Co., Prop 1836
11 BRASHEARS, Solomon, Carr Co., PrpPt. 1836

1) - War of 1812 Pioneers

1 William BRAZIER Land #21483-Wrnt 1819
2 Greenburg BRAZIER Land # 745-Wrnt 1819

2) Howard County

1 A.L. Brasher 1830 (May be A.L. Brashears of Louisiana)
2 David I. Brasher 1840
3 George W. Brosher 1840
4 Henry Brosher 1840
5 Judson Brashear 1840
6 Meriah Brasher 1840
7 Waymack Brasheer 1840
8 J.C. Brashear Ky Pioneer
9 James M. Brashear Ky Pioneer
10 Andrew Brashear Ky Pioneer
11 Eliza Brashear Ky Pioneer
12 Kaziah C. Brashear Ky Pioneer
13 Margaret Brashear Ky Pioneer

3) Benton County

1 Alexander Brasher 1840
2 Nathan Brasher 1830
3 Eli Bradshair 1840
4 Jesse Brashear 1840
5 John Breshear 1840
6 John Bashair 1840
7 Middleton Brashear 1840
8 John Breashear 1840

4) Polk County

1 William Breshears 1850
2 John Breshears 1850

5) Cedar County

1 Aquilla Brasher Land 1840
2 James Brasher Land 1850
3 John H. Brasher Land 1850
2 William Brasher age 60-70 1840
3 Thomas Brasher age 20-30 1840
4 Thomas Brasher age 20-30 1840
5 Isham H. Brasher 1850

5b)Crawford

1 Joseph Brashear DTL 1834

6) Hickory

1 Elizabeth Brashear KY Pioneer
2 Bradford Bozier Ky Pioneer

7) Dade

1 Elizabeth Brasier Ky Pioneer
2 Gracie Brasier Ky Pioneer
3 John Brasier Ky Pioneer
4 Sartich Brasier Ky Pioneer
5 Thomas Brasier Ky Pioneer

8) Dallas

1 Calvin Brasher 1850
2 Jesse Brashear 1850
3 Jemima Brashear
4 John R. Brashear 1850
5 Nathan Breshears 1850
6 Patsy Brashear

9) Ralls County

1 Otha Brashears 1830
2 Soloman Brashear 1850
3 William Gowan Brashears 1830
4 Janetta Brashears Ky Pioneer
5 Benjamin Brashear Ky Pioneer
6 Emily Brashear Ky Pioneer

10) Calloway County

1 Benjamin Bushurs 1830
1b Benjamin Brashears Poll 1840
2 Otho Brashears 1830
3 Levi Brashears Poll 1840
4 William Brashears Poll 1840

11) Green County

1 Benjamin Brashears 1840
2 Lewis Brashears Ky Pioneer
3 Martin Brashears Ky Pioneer
4 Mary A. Brashears Ky Pioneer
5 Phoebe Brashears Ky Pioneer
6 Rachel Brashear Ky Pioneer
7 Samuel Brashear Ky Pioneer
8 Sinna Brashear Ky Pioneer

12) Platt

1 Levi Brashears Ky Pioneer
2 Margaret Brashears Ky Pioneer
3 Permelia Brashears Ky Pioneer
4 Simeon Brashear Ky Pioneer
5 Caroline Brashear Ky Pioneer
6 Waymack Brashear Ky Pioneer

13) Montgomery

1 Levi L. Brashear Ky Pioneer

4) Osage

1 Greenville Brasier Ky Pioneer
2 Jones (?) Brasier Ky Pioneer
3 John Brasier Ky Pioneer
4 Nancy Brasier Ky Pioneer
5 Polly Brasier

15) Mill

1 Marion Brasier Ky Pioneer
2 Martha Brasier Ky Pioneer

16) Audrian

1 Thomas Brashear 1840 1b
1aThomas Brashear Prop 1843
2 Guy Brashear 1850
3 Cornelia Brashear 1850
4 John Brashear 1850
5 Nancy J. Brashear Ky Pioneer
6 William Brashear Ky Pioneer

17) Clay

1 Cyrus Brashear 1850

18) Lawrence County

1 Gabriel Boucher 1850

19) Atchison County

1 George Boucher 1850

20) Stoddard

1 Eliza Brashiers 1850
2 Jane Brashear 1860
3 Middleton Brashears 1850

21) Pike

1 Elyah Beshears 1850
2 James Beshears 1850
3 William Beshears 1850

22) Barry

1 John Boucher 1850
2 Walter Brashears 1850

23) Madison County

1 Levi Brashear 1850
2 William Brasher 1840
3 William C. Brasher 1850

24) Randolph County

1 Moses Bradsher 1840

25) Knox County

1 Soloman Bracher 1860

26) Marion County

1 Thomas Brasher 1830
2 Sarah H Brasher Ky Pioneer

27) Adair County

1 William G. Brashear 1860

The following explanation of the Bounty Land Warrant Records in the National Archives is taken from Cpt 8 of the "Guide to Genealogical Research in the National Archives", published by the National Archives and records service fin Washington D.C.- 1982:

...As the result of an act of Congress 6 May 1812 (2 Stat. 729), and other War of 1812 acts, a noncommissioned officer or soldier who served in the Regular Army for the Duration of the War of 1812 was entitled to bounty land in one of three bounty-land districts. These districts contained 6,000,000 acres in all, were located in ARKANSAS; ILLINOIS, and MISSOURI in accordance with the above-mentioned act, as modified by acts of Congress approved 16 and 29 Apr, 1816 (3 Stat. 787, 332).

Until the passage of an act approved 27 Jul 1842 (5 Stat. 497), the warrants could not be used for land outside of these districts and were not assignable.

Each soldier was entitled to 160 acres, except for a few who were entitled to 320 acres or double the bounty. The file contains such information as: Name of the veteran; location of the land; date of patent; and the volume and pg no., of the recorded copy of the patent in the Bureau of Land Management, Wash., D.C.

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