How many acres of land could the head of the family receive under the headright system?

Under the headright system, the head of a family could receive a certain amount of land, typically 50 acres, for themselves. Additionally, they could receive extra acres for each family member or servant they brought with them, often up to a total of 100 acres or more, depending on the specific regulations of the colony or state. This system was designed to encourage settlement and agriculture in new territories.