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Author: William Smith Publisher: ISBN: Category : Decedents' estates Languages : en Pages :
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Letters (1785-1788) received by Smith from Philadelphia, Pa., merchant, John Shields, and others; notes and correspondence (1980-1981) relating to inventorying and transcribing the Smith letters to be used in an exhibit in 1981 at Hightstown-East Windsor Historical Society, with labels from the exhibit; letters (1781 and n.d.) from Thomas Ewing to Smith; correspondence from Elizabeth Smith Nixon, executrix of William Smith's estate; copy of the estate's land division (1798); and miscellaneous materials concerning Judge John Smith, son and heir of William Smith. There are no papers dated 1815 to 1979.
Author: William Smith Publisher: ISBN: Category : Decedents' estates Languages : en Pages :
Book Description
Letters (1785-1788) received by Smith from Philadelphia, Pa., merchant, John Shields, and others; notes and correspondence (1980-1981) relating to inventorying and transcribing the Smith letters to be used in an exhibit in 1981 at Hightstown-East Windsor Historical Society, with labels from the exhibit; letters (1781 and n.d.) from Thomas Ewing to Smith; correspondence from Elizabeth Smith Nixon, executrix of William Smith's estate; copy of the estate's land division (1798); and miscellaneous materials concerning Judge John Smith, son and heir of William Smith. There are no papers dated 1815 to 1979.
Author: William Smith Publisher: ISBN: Category : Cabinet officers Languages : en Pages :
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Consisting of letters, 8 Jan. 1829, Washington, D.C., to David R. Evans, re settlement of Hugh Milling's claims, the improbability of relief from the tariff, and speculation on Pres. Andrew Jackson's cabinet; 3 Feb. 1829, Washington City, to Gov. [Stephen Decatur] Miller, Stateburg, S.C., expressing regret at defeat of [Josiah] Evans and mentioning Jackson's expected arrival in Washington, but "As to his cabinet there is nothing beyond conjecture."
Author: William Smith
Author: William Smith
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Author: William Smith
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Author: William Smith
Author: William Smith
Author: William Smith
Author: William Smith
Author: William Smith
Author: William Smith