Lum Jung Luke's Deed of Transfer

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Grantor	Grantee	Date of Instrument			Date of Filing			Nature of Instrument	Record		Parts of Sections, Towns, and Additions
Grantor	Grantee	Month	Day	Year	Month	Day	Year	Nature of Instrument	Book	Page	Parts of Sections, Towns, and Additions
Luke Lum Jung et al	Harrison Lumber Company	Nov	1	1926	Oct	20	1926	D[eed] of T[ransfer]	203	387	Lots 12 & 13 Block 1, Elaine

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Asian Immigrants' Fight Against Discriminatory Alien Land Laws		This module examines the history of anti-Asian/Japanese alien land laws in the 1920s United States, focusing on one lawsuit by Chinese immigrant Lum Jung Luke that brought down Arkansas' Alien Land Act.

Title: Lum Jung Luke's Deed of Transfer
Description: This deed of transfer between Lum Jung Luke (spelled Luke Lum Jung) and the Harrison Lumber Company was filed while the Chancery Court decision on Arkansas' alien land law was still pending.
Date: 1926-10-20
Legal Concept: Race; Property; Citizenship
Subject: Asian Americans; Immigrants
Temporal Coverage: Interwar Period; Jim Crow Era; Long Civil Rights Movement; Prohibition Era; Exclusion Era
Spatial Coverage: Arkansas; South
Document Type: Government Record
Document Category: Primary Source
Archival Source: Luke Lum Jung et al. to Harrison Lumber Company, Nov. 1, 1926. Deeds, 1820-1936, Phillips County, Ark. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, UT.
Contributor: Jerry Chen

Title: Lum Jung Luke's Deed of Transfer
Description: This deed of transfer between Lum Jung Luke (spelled Luke Lum Jung) and the Harrison Lumber Company was filed while the Chancery Court decision on Arkansas' alien land law was still pending.
Date: 1926-10-20
Legal Concept: Race; Property; Citizenship
Subject: Asian Americans; Immigrants
Temporal Coverage: Interwar Period; Jim Crow Era; Long Civil Rights Movement; Prohibition Era; Exclusion Era
Spatial Coverage: Arkansas; South
Document Type: Government Record
Document Category: Primary Source
Archival Source: Luke Lum Jung et al. to Harrison Lumber Company, Nov. 1, 1926. Deeds, 1820-1936, Phillips County, Ark. FamilySearch, Salt Lake City, UT.
Contributor: Jerry Chen