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  • Collection: The Dean Hansell Collection of Historical Legal Instruments
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1892 November 22 (initial sale); 1898 June 30 (transfer)

Signed certificate giving Blake, Boissevain & Co. 10 shares of capital stock. On the back, the stock is transferred to Henry Ruhlender, Max G. Hopf, and Edward S. Steinam, and their survivors as trustees.
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1912 November 29 (initial sale); 1914 May 2 (transfer)

Certificate giving Adele I. Bowman 40 shares of capital stock. On the back, two shares were transferred to Charles Kruse, and 38 shares are assigned to an illegible entity.
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1825, 1832

Set of three laminated documents from the Arkansas Territory: two promissory notes and one quittance.
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1929 October 29-30

Receipt of payment for serving on a jury.
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1831 December 9

Letter from Jones, an attorney, to Mercer, an attorney and politician, in Washington, D.C., regarding the difficulty of obtaining enough judges in Annapolis to hear a case that they appear to be working on together.
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1840 February 8

Letter to the "Star Spangled Banner" author from an attorney concerning Key's preemption claim in Jackson, Miss. In fragile condition.
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1843 April 11

Conveyance between Samuel Nevers and John P. Oxford for a piece of land in Sweden, Maine.
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1856-1857

A protest by Henry Martin, notary, on behalf of Charles T. Robbins of the Merchants Bank Providence, against the "Drawer, Drawee and Endorsers" of a bad check written by J. D. Burgess and endorsed by Byron Diman.
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1857-1868

Three legal document jackets. These materials are fragile.
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1860 July 26

Citation to notify Joseph M. Gardner that Jeremiah W. Brayton, a Rhode Island prisoner to whom Gardner was a creditor and complainant, was applying for a benefit and Gardner needed to appear in court if he wished to testify why Brayton ought not to…
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