Box 2
Contains 69 Results:
J. H. Calvin, Princeton, to George Handy, Philadelphia., Jan 1, 1850
Asks for money.
Jos. Allen, New Orleans, to his uncle, George Handy, Philadelphia., Jan 10-15, 1850
Personal matters. Cotton and tobacco market good. Wishes for a good wife. Anxious to see his "little boy." Coat of arms on seal.
Charles Ripley, Louisville, Ky., toGeorge Handy, Philadelphia., Jan 30, 1850
Business. Concerning payment of a debt.
A. I. Meeker(?), Co., New Orleans, to George Handy, Philadelphia., Apr 30, 1850
Business matters.
Map of Arkansas, showing extent of public surveys there on September 30, 1851., Oct 20, 1850
Tax receipts and a letter from Wm. Woodruff, Little Rock, Ark., to Edward Handy, Philadelphia., 1859-1861
Notification that annual taxes on land in Arkansas belonging to George Handy’s estate are increased by 50%, as a result of the war.
Tax receipts on land belonging to the estate of George Handy in Arkansas., 1866-1867
Letter from Wm. Woodruff, land agent in Arkansas, to D. M. Bates, Dover, Delaware in which he advises sale of Arkansas lands to the first person who has applied for them in 20 years. Thinks the land is not very good, and in any event would not bring a better offer, since money is scarce under the "Negro rule" of the government.
Tax receipts on land belonging to the estate of George Handy in Arkansas., 1869-1871
Letter from J. H. Haney, Little Rock, Ark., to G. H. Bates, Wilmington., May 8, 1871
In reply to an inquiry about the legality of the claim of the children of a niece of a testator (George Handy?) who died before the testator. Recommends Bates go to Gould's Digest of Statutes for information.
John Taylor, Little Rock, Arkansas, toGeorge Handy Bates., Jul 3, 1871
Land commissioner for Arkansas Central Railroad, he asks Bates to trade his land for stock in the railroad company.
J. H. Haney, Little Rock, Ark., to George Bates, Wilmington, Del., Dec 27, 1871
Information on taxes to be paid.
Bills of lading, receipts, and accounts sales relating to George Handy's business., 1848 Dec – 1849 Apr
Payment receipt for steamer.
Chief Justice Marshall, Dr.
Receipt of SB Chief Justice Marshall, Dr.
Patrick Turpin, New Orleans, to George Handy, New Orleans.
Asks to be remembered for past favors.
Aug 6 J. Richardson, White Sulphur Springs, Ga., to George Handy.
Journeyed to springs by railroad--250 miles--and stage--150 miles. Describes location as very beautiful.
Unidentified to George Handy, New Orleans.
Business. Shipment of flour.