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Promissory Note to Daniel H. Wells, 16 November 1841

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Promissory Note to Mead & Betts, 1 September 1837–C Pay Order to Henry G. Sherwood for John A. Hicks, 7 November 1839 Promissory Note to Charles Ivins, 16 January 1840 Schedule of Accounts, 3–4 June 1841, Copy [JS Guardian of Maria Lawrence et al.] Bond, 4 June 1841, Andrew Miller Copy [JS Guardian of Maria Lawrence et al.] Receipt to Executors of Edward Lawrence Estate, 4 June 1841, William Clayton Copy [JS Guardian of Maria Lawrence et al.] Promissory Note to E. Evens & Co., 25 August 1841 Promissory Note to Daniel H. Wells, 16 November 1841 Statement of Account from Ezra Chase and Isaac Chase, 13 December 1841 Statement of Account from Ezra Chase, 17 December 1841 Statement of Account from Isaac Chase, 17 December 1841 Statement of Account from Sidney Roberts, 28 March 1842–25 July 1843 Statement of Account, 3 June 1843–A, Copy [JS Guardian of Maria Lawrence et al.] Statement of Account, 3 June 1843–B, Copy [JS Guardian of Maria Lawrence et al.] Statement of Account, 3 June 1843–C [JS Guardian of Maria Lawrence et al.] Promissory Note to Isaac Chase, 24 April 1844 Statement of Account from George W. Crouse, between 24 and circa 28 April 1844 Promissory Note to James Brinkerhoff, 29 April 1844–A Pay Order to Mr. Blizard for Cornelius P. Lott, 17 May 1844 Statement of Account from Powers & Adams, 22 June 1844 Statement of Account from Bachman & Skinner, circa 27 November 1844–A Statement of Account from Bachman & Skinner, circa 27 November 1844–B Statement of Account from Bachman & Skinner, circa 27 November 1844–C Statement of Account from Charles Ivins, 4 March 1845 Statement of Account from Jonathan Dunham, 15 March 1845 Statement of Account from George Bachman, circa 25 March 1845 Statement of Account from Hugh T. Reid, 11 April 1845 Statement of Account from John Wilson Williams, 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from Newel K. Whitney, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from Artois Hamilton, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from David Bryant, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from Russell & Donaghue, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from John Walker, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from Lorin Walker, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from John Lytle, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from William Manhard and David Manhard, circa 13 April 1845 Statement of Account from Reuben McBride, circa 5 May 1845 Statement of Account from Jacob B. Backenstos, circa 18 May 1845 Statement of Account from Wilson Law, circa 23 May 1845 Statement of Account from Lorenzo D. Wasson, circa 27 May 1845 Statement of Account from William A. Richardson, 9 November 1845 Receipt from John Kelly, 19 September 1847

Promissory Note to Daniel H. Wells, 16 November 1841

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and JS, Promissory Note, to , , Hancock Co., IL, 16 Nov. 1841. Version copied ca. [21] Oct. 1845; handwriting of ; certified by , [ca. 21 Oct. 1845]; docket and notation by , [, Hancock Co., IL], 22 Oct. 1845; two pages; microfilm in Circuit Court Case Files, 1830–1900, CHL. Includes seals and docket.

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Copy November 16th. <​1841​>
Six months after date We or either of us promise to pay unto or bearer the just and full sum of fifty dollars with interest at the rate of twelve per cent per annum for value received of him this day witness our hands and Seals
seal
Joseph Smith seal
The above is a true copy of the original
Attest.
P.J.P. [probate justice of the peace] [p. [1]]
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Editorial Title
Promissory Note to Daniel H. Wells, 16 November 1841
ID #
3646
Total Pages
2
Print Volume Location
Handwriting on This Page
  • Daniel H. Wells
  • David Greenleaf

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    TEXT: Instances of “seal” are enclosed in hand-drawn representations of seals.

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    Certification in handwriting of David Greenleaf.

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