Manuscripts
John White indenture to John Constant
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John White indenture to John Constant
Manuscripts
Document signed. Deed from John White to John Constant for real estate in and near Springfield, Illinois. In hand of Lincoln, notarized by William Lavely, Justice of the Peace. (2 pages)
HM 3159
Abraham Lincoln and Mary Lincoln indenture to John D. Johnston, Springfield, Illinois
Manuscripts
Document signed. Indenture for 80 acres in Coles County, Illinois. In hand of Lincoln and signed "A. Lincoln, M. Lincoln." Includes separate docketed cover.
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Bethel College deed of sale of land to George W. Richardson
Manuscripts
This manuscript is a deed of sale for land in Bethel, Oregon to George W. Richardson from the Trustees of Bethel Institute. Printed form, filled in by hand. Signed by J. R. Harrison, Justice of the Peace.
mssHM 16538
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Abraham Lincoln and Mary Lincoln indenture to John D. Johnston, Springfield, Illinois
Manuscripts
Document signed. Indenture for 80 acres in Coles County, Illinois. In hand of Lincoln and signed "A. Lincoln, M. Lincoln." Includes separate docketed cover. (2 pages)
HM 3101
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Abraham Lincoln photograph album
Visual Materials
A photographic album with 59 images showing the places where Abraham Lincoln lived in Illinois and Kentucky. The towns and cities featured include Elizabethtown, Kentucky; Hodgensville, Kentucky; Lincoln City, Indiana; Petersburg, Illinois; Springfield, Illinois; and Chicago, Illinois. Most of the photographs show the exteriors of buildings, with a few interior views, particularly of Lincoln's house in Springfield, Illinois. A manuscript letter from compiler Albert C. Grier to Milwaukee Lincolniana collector John E. Burton, attached to the rear pastedown, explains how the album was assembled.
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Abraham Lincoln, Washington, D.C, letter to General Frederick Steele, Governor John Smith Phelps et al, Arkansas
Manuscripts
Letter signed. Letter addressed to "Gen. Steele, Governor Phelps, and all having military and Naval authority, under the United States, within the State of Arkansas." In hand of John G. Nicolay; address and insertions in Lincoln's hand.
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