like.. are there families that to this day were homesteaded to the land, which are still owned by them, or has all of this land now since been sold and resold many times over?

is there eighteen sixteen two land that was "given"/"taken" to homesteaders that to this day are still within the family that originally "took"/"got"/"made" it?

i'm not entirely sure how to ask this question, because i can ask and somebody can say their forefathers bought it from a bank, etc, etc.. but i mean, actual land that a family walked towards, took, and still exists today as that same property for the descendants of the homesteader?

(i may have asked this before, actually.. if so, my apologies)

The Bundy family in southern Nevada. Ammon Bundy, and the whole family. They are fighting for their freedom and inherited lands . Trife would call them y'all quaida

Oh i know all about the facism that is the bml..

fluff the blm. Trump will if im not allowed to.

(Ps you idjits blm aint no black lives bullfluff, son)

But does that sctually date back to eighteen sixty two - ish?

Drunk much

I have a friend who married into a family that still has the land that they got from the king of England.

and then they stole it from the king when they sided with against tyrannical english, right?


always, requiem. i'm sorry, are you new?

i'm sure there are.

yes, this family has been on the same land for over 200 years, settled there before Indiana became a state in 1816. My family move to Indiana in the mid 1800s still live on an farm some of the same ground for over 100 years but not the original home stead.

http://archive.courierpress.com/...-580023018-324641671.html

We came close to homesteading in Alaska during bay of pigs
Wish we went ahead on it but Dad changed his mind

yes, the federal homestead does not still exist, but there are a few state and plenty of municipality homesteading programs with various conditions, from towns that will give you free land if you build a home, to free homes if you open a business.

I think Detroit has a similar program now