Box 3
Container
Contains 47 Results:
Indentures concerning Benjamin Sweet, 1830-1832
File — Box: 3, Folder: 31
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
1830-1832
Letter from Ann Marie and Oak Dale cemetery deed for Mary Ann Sweet, Mar. 20, 1846; May 13, 1863
File — Box: 3, Folder: 32
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
Mar. 20, 1846; May 13, 1863
Memorandum of William Hadley’s letters, Undated
File — Box: 3, Folder: 33
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
Undated
Land Sale, Estate of William Hadley, Nov. 14, 1856
File — Box: 3, Folder: 34
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
Nov. 14, 1856
To: Elizabeth Churchman Sweet Smith; From: William C. Hadley, Aug. 13, 1854
File — Box: 3, Folder: 35
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
Aug. 13, 1854
To: Mary N. Smith (Wallace); From: William Hadley, Jul. 20, 1855
File — Box: 3, Folder: 36
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
Jul. 20, 1855
To: Friends and Family; From: Sarah A. Hadley, 1857, 1883-1885
File — Box: 3, Folder: 37
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
1857, 1883-1885
To: Sallie [Sarah Smith Hadley]; From: William C. Hadley, 1866-1868
File — Box: 3, Folder: 38
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
1866-1868
To: Gene Hadley; From: Minnie Hadley, Jul. 9, 1885
File — Box: 3, Folder: 39
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
Jul. 9, 1885
To: W.C. Hadley, Sarah Smith Hadley, and Gene Hadley; From: M.V. [Minnie] Hadley, 1885-1903
File — Box: 3, Folder: 40
Scope and Content
From the Collection:
Series I, Reuben Wallace, contains information on the first generation of the Wallace family to settle in Champaign and Clark counties at the beginning of the nineteenth century. Subseries I-A, Documents, includes material concerning his work as a justice of the peace and as a state legislator. It also includes financial records, indentures, wills and receipts both for Reuben Wallace and for his father, Thomas Wallace, as well as information about the 1839 Quarterly Conference of the Troy...
Dates:
1885-1903
