The Homestead Act and a Research Prompt

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Last Friday the file of the day on the Todays Document from the National Archives blog site was a copy of the Homestead Act passed on May 20, 1862. Seeing the document advised me of a prompt that I utilized in a workshop about mentor search techniques that I hosted last summer. Your difficulty is to discover out when the last claim was given under the Homestead Act.