Promissory Note to Charles Ivins, 16 January 1840

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Charles Ivins
16 Apr. 1799–29 Jan. 1875. Merchant, hotelier, ferry owner, farmer. Born in Burlington Co., New Jersey. Son of Israel Ivins and Margaret Woodward. Married Elizabeth Lippencott Shinn, 1 May 1823, in Burlington Co. Moved to Monmouth Co., New Jersey, before ...
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, 16 Jan. 1840; unidentified handwriting; one page; photocopy at CHL.

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Janury 16th. 1840

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<On Demand> For full value Receved I promise to pay to or bearer the just and full sum of One hundred Dollars without defalcation witness my hand and that

Joseph Smith Jr. [p. [1]]

Janury 16th. 1840

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On Demand For full value Receved I promise to pay to or bearer the just and full sum of One hundred Dollars without defalcation witness my hand and that

Joseph Smith Jr. [p. [1]]

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