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(GOVERNORS.) Group of 6 partly-printed Documents Signed, as Governor, mostly appointments. Format varies; condit...
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Description: (GOVERNORS.) Group of 6 partly-printed Documents Signed, as Governor, mostly appointments. Format varies; condition generally good. - Vp, 1787-1830
Footnote: Edmund Randolph. Granting 922 acres in Ohio County [WV] to Jabez Bacon. 12¾x14 inches, on vellum; moderate staining along right edge. Richmond, 13 October 1787 * George Clinton. Granting 500 acres in Montgomery County to John Tayler. 12x17 inches, on vellum; moderate staining along lower edge. New York, 4 June 1788 * Caleb Strong. Appointing Moses Davis Justice of the Peace in Lincoln County. 14½x8¾ inches. Boston, 23 February 1804 * John Brooks. Appointing Moses Davis Justice of the Peace in Lincoln County. 17¼x10 inches; few small holes affecting few letters of text. Boston, 6 February 1842 * Albion K. Parris. Appointing Leander Gage Colonel in the infantry. 9½x13¾ inches; few small holes at fold intersections. [Portland], 20 February 1823 * Levi Lincoln. Appointing Albert Babcock Ensign in the infantry. 9½x15¾ inches. [Boston], 2 September 1830. From the Collection of William Wheeler III.
Footnote: Edmund Randolph. Granting 922 acres in Ohio County [WV] to Jabez Bacon. 12¾x14 inches, on vellum; moderate staining along right edge. Richmond, 13 October 1787 * George Clinton. Granting 500 acres in Montgomery County to John Tayler. 12x17 inches, on vellum; moderate staining along lower edge. New York, 4 June 1788 * Caleb Strong. Appointing Moses Davis Justice of the Peace in Lincoln County. 14½x8¾ inches. Boston, 23 February 1804 * John Brooks. Appointing Moses Davis Justice of the Peace in Lincoln County. 17¼x10 inches; few small holes affecting few letters of text. Boston, 6 February 1842 * Albion K. Parris. Appointing Leander Gage Colonel in the infantry. 9½x13¾ inches; few small holes at fold intersections. [Portland], 20 February 1823 * Levi Lincoln. Appointing Albert Babcock Ensign in the infantry. 9½x15¾ inches. [Boston], 2 September 1830. From the Collection of William Wheeler III.
