Manuscripts
Joseph Libbey Folsom letter to Peter Warren Van Winkle
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Joseph L. Folsom letter to David Rogers
Manuscripts
Folsom writes of an ongoing legal matter with some intentional vagueness, fearing that his letter may be intercepted.
mssHM 19070
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Joseph L. Folsom leases of land in San Francisco
Manuscripts
This manuscript consists of four leases of land owned by Joseph Libbey Folsom in and around the city of San Francisco, California, dated between 1852-1854, and the details of each. Printed forms, filled in by hand.
mssHM 19071
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James Allen Hardie letter to Joseph Libbey Folsom
Manuscripts
This letter discusses various business and property dealings, apparently located in California. Hardie hopes Folsom will be interested in purchasing his San Francisco lots, and refers him to an enclosed letter to Peter Warren Van Winkle for further details.
mssHM 19072
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W.R. Isaacs MacKay letter to Joseph Libbey Folsom
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MacKay hopes that Folsom's health is improving, and writes to Folsom that "Congress could not fail to exonerate you from all accountability" and that "one thing is certain, you have not been dealt fairly with." He hopes that Folsom's "business troubles are finally closed." He laments the choice of John Bigler for governor of California, saying "I could hardly suppose that California could have sunk so low."
mssHM 19075
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Joseph L. Folsom lease of San Francisco land
Manuscripts
This document details the lease agreement between Anna Sparks and See Soong Tong for a lot of land in San Francisco, California. Printed form, filled in and signed.
mssHM 19068
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James Allen Hardie letter to Peter Warren Van Winkle
Manuscripts
Hardie inquires if Warren would be interested in managing a lot of property in San Francisco owned by Hardie.
mssHM 19073