The above image is from "Public Land Survey Township Plats, compiled 1789–1946, documenting the period 1785–1946". It shows Donation Land Claim property in Township No. 9 South, Range No. 3 East. Jacob Grim's property is just north of the Clackamas River and his son, Daniel also has land there.
Jacob, his wife Jane, and his son Daniel, all filed Donational Land Claims.
Jacob and Jane's patents were finally formalized on the 6th of April 1875:
Township/Range Aliquots Section County
002S - 003E S½SE¼ 17 Clackamas
002S - 003E Lot/Trct 2 17 Clackamas
002S - 003E Lot/Trct 3 17 Clackamas
002S - 003E Lot/Trct 1 20 Clackamas
002S - 003E Lot/Trct 2 20 Clackamas
002S - 003E Lot/Trct 3 20 Clackamas
Son Daniel Grim's patent was formalized on the 3rd of October 1874:
Township/Range Aliquots Section County
002S - 003E SW¼NE¼ 17 Clackamas
002S - 003E SE¼NW¼ 17 Clackamas
002S - 003E NW¼SE¼ 17 Clackamas
002S - 003E Lot/Trct 1 17 Clackamas
And further property was deeded to him on the 15th of October 1874:
Township/Range Aliquots Section County
002S - 003E SW¼SW¼ 8 Clackamas
002S - 003E N½NW¼ 17 Clackamas
I had to look up the word Aliquot: In the Public Land Survey System a subdivision of a section based upon an even division by distances along the edges, and not by equal area.
That did not help clarify it for me!
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