Box LOC 215
Contains 47 Results:
Appointment, Arkansas Industrial University, appointing C. D. Woolverton "a Beneficiary Student", Nov. 5, 1879
Documents pertaining to student life at Arkansas Industrial University (later known as the University of Arkansas).
Matriculation receipt, Arkansas Industrial University, to C. D. Woolverton for $5, Nov. 17, 1879
Documents pertaining to student life at Arkansas Industrial University (later known as the University of Arkansas).
Matriculation receipt, Arkansas Industrial University, to C. [Christopher] H. [Houston] Woolverton for $5, Nov. 17, 1879
Documents pertaining to student life at Arkansas Industrial University (later known as the University of Arkansas).
Letter from W. P. Sadler (Paris, Ark.) to C. D. Woolverton (Center Ridge, Ark.), June 18, 1884
Documents pertaining to student life at Arkansas Industrial University (later known as the University of Arkansas).
Memorandum[?], Jan 29, 1763.
Document signed "W. Dent" [Dant?], pertaining to "Daniel [David?] Robins of [?] County 50 acres located on Flagg Meadow …."
Will., Apr 2, 1770.
Copy of will (MS, 1p.) executed by James Balla of Air Township, Cumberland County, Province of Pennsylvania, with endorsements on verso; attaching certificate (MS/PR, 1p.) executed Jun 20, 1770 by John Armstrong, deputy to Register General Benjamin Chew, to record for probate.
Receipt., Apr 11, 1771.
Samuel Findlay [Findly?] to Agusta [i.e., Augustus?] Balla, £1.19.0, "being in full …."
Indenture., Apr 28, 1771.
Contract executed at Galway [Ireland] by Richard Joice, as servant, and Abraham Woodside of Baltimore, as employer, in consideration of passage to America and provision of "necessaries" during 4-yr. term to indentured service. On verso: MS notations and release from indenture, executed by Abraham Woodside at Baltimore Oct 30, 1775.
Receipt., May 21, 1771.
Williams W [?] to James Balla, "the full sum of Nineteen Shillings it being contracted by James Balla Senior Deceased..."
Receipt, Mar 16, 1772.
John King to James Balla, "for Nathan McDowell[?] the sum of Nine Shillings."
Certificate, May 4, 1786
Executed by David McFawl [?], certifying that James Ballah [sic], "did not improch upon my land any farther than the agreeable lines …." On verso: "David McFall."
Deposition., Nov 18, 1790
Augustus Ballah [sic], sworn before sworn before William Patterson, Bedford County [Pa?] Justice of Peace, in matter of land dispute between James Ballah [sic] and Samuel Findly [sic]. On verso: "Augustus Ballah Oath."
Surveyor's record, Apr 7, 1796
Document signed by W[illiam?] Parker for Daniel Brodhead, Surveyor General, pertaining to land "situate in Air township, Bedford County [Pa.?], surveyed to James Balla on warrant said to be dated the 22 day of November 1785." On verso: "7 April 1796 James Balla."
Statement-of-account, Feb 27, 1807
Itemized statement, certified by Ben[jamin?] Williams, Franklin County [Pa?] Justice of Peace, listing indebtedness of James Balla, Deceased, accrued to creditor William Harris May 1799 to August 1804; endorsed by Harris "March 30th" as received in full from Sarah Balla and Thomas Mardis.
Statement-of-account, May 14, 1811
"The account of Sarah Balla and Thomas Mardis Administrators of the Estate of James Balla dec.," with certifying endorsements executed by John Findlay[?], Clk. of the orphan's court. On verso: certifying endorsement executed at Chambersburg [Pa.?] by Henry Reges [?], Deputy Register for Franklin County.
Receipt, June 3, 1815
G[?] Murphy, Deputy U. S. Marshal, to Daniel Bellow, for $99.50 ($96 "Fine imposted by a Court-Martial for not performing a Tour of Militia Duty," $1.50 "marchel fee," and $2 "Millage") paid at Chambersburg [Pa?]
Letter, Mar 18, 1824
Catherine Thomas, Frederick County, Md. To her sister Margaret Thomas, Franklin County, Pa., regarding recent illness, marriages in the county, and other matters of familial interest.
List, undated
"A list of the Property kept by the Widow Balla at the apraisment." On verso: "Goods taken by Widow at appraisement."
Access photocopies
Photoduplicates (2 copies) of a map of Faulkner County, Arkansas, with descriptive information about Faulkner County, originally published by Higgins & Co., St. Louis, and reproduced by Joe C. Shaw, circa 1970, from a copy of Louis C. Lincoln's Facts Concerning Faulkner County, circa 1874
Faulkner Facts and Fiddlings (Conway, Ark., Faulkner County Historical Society) vol. 12, no. 2, Summer 1970, containing a related article by Shaw, "Old County Map Uncovered," pages 35-39., 1970
"Early History of Fort Smith" Essay, undated
Mimeographed copy of an essay, "Early History of Fort Smith," written by Minnie Pahotski, elementary school supervisor in Fort Smith (Sebastian County), Arkansas.
Congressional Obituaries, 1868-1916
Morgan's Buzz-Saw Volume 7, Number 3, March 1, 1897
Xerox copy of single issue of Winfield Scott Morgan's populist newspaper, Morgan's Buzz-Saw, published monthly at Hardy, Arkansas.
"A Preliminary Study of the Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) and Churches of Christ in Arkansas" by James Logan Morgan, 1970
Statistical data compiled from U.S. Censuses, 1850-1936, prefaced by letter of transmittal, Morgan to Lester Bickford, Little Rock, December 6, 1970.