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Jacob Heaton Letter to Arvine Wales, Massillon July 29, 1861
No full textThis letter should be read with C-489-2 and 6. Jacob Heaton, Insurance Agent. discusses perspective applicants to the Charity School at Kendal. He asks Arvine Wales to take a downtrodden student in need of care, a girl of fourteen, an illegitimate child whose mother drifted out into the unknown, Heston describes her as industrious, her name is Lenora Harris. (8" x 12.5"
Jacob Heaton letter to Arvine Wales, July 2, 1861
No full textJacob Heaton writes to Arvine C. Wales, presenting the cases of children of alcoholic and indigent parents who would benefit from the admission to the Charity School of Kendal. The three boys and one girl ages 10 to 14 were fatherless. The final letter suggests that procuring a place in Charity School was not easy and some applicants may have been turned away. 5 " x 8" (12.7 x 20.32 cm) compare with C 489-3 and 6
E. E. Heaton Merchantile
No full textShelves inside the E. E. Heaton Merchantile in Watson, Utah. E. E. Heaton owned a store in Dragon, then purchased a store in Watson from A. C. Emert in March of 1915. He was a popular merchant in Watson. By 1939, the Uintah Railway was at its end. Therefore, was the end of Watson and Dragon. Heaton moved his business to Jensen, Utah. He dismanteled his store and home and moved his equipment into the Kelly Merchantile building which was purchased from B. P. Kelly. His new Jensen business establishment will be known as E. E. Heaton Merchantile. Mr. Heaton was an employee of Henry Lee in Leeton, Utah in 1912
Ernest E. Heaton
No full textE. E. Heaton owned a store in Dragon, then purchased a store in Watson from A. C. Emert in March of 1915. He was a popular merchant in Watson. By 1939, the Uintah Railway was at its end. Heaton moved his business to Jensen, Utah. He dismanteled his store and home and moved his equipment into the Kelly Merchantile building which was purchased from B. P. Kelly. His new Jensen business establishment will be known as E. E. Heaton Merchantile. Mr. Heaton was an employee of Henry Lee in Leeton, Utah in 1912
E. E. Heaton Merchantile
No full textPatrons load their goods purchased to the back of their truck at the E. E. Heaton Merchantile. E. E. Heaton owned a store in Dragon, then purchased a store in Watson from A. C. Emert in March of 1915. He was a popular merchant in Watson. By 1939, the Uintah Railway was at its end. Therefore, was the end of Watson and Dragon. Heaton moved his business to Jensen, Utah. He dismanteled his store and home and moved his equipment into the Kelly Merchantile building which was purchased from B. P. Kelly. His new Jensen business establishment will be known as E. E. Heaton Merchantile. Mr. Heaton was an employee of Henry Lee in Leeton, Utah in 1912
Address given by Reverend George Heaton
No full textAudio of events that took place during the 74th annual Commencement of Johnson C. Smith University on May 18, 1942
E. E. Heaton Merchantile in Watson
No full textChildren sit on the steps of the E. E. Heaton Merchantile in Watson, Utah. E. E. Heaton owned a store in Dragon, then purchased a store in Watson from A. C. Emert in March of 1915. He was a popular merchant in Watson. By 1939, the Uintah Railway was at its end. Therefore, was the end of Watson and Dragon. Heaton moved his business to Jensen, Utah. He dismanteled his store and home and moved his equipment into the Kelly Merchantile building which was purchased from B. P. Kelly. His new Jensen business establishment will be known as E. E. Heaton Merchantile. Mr. Heaton was an employee of Henry Lee in Leeton, Utah in 1912
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Warren's Heaton on Surrogate's Court practice.
No full textWarren's Heaton on surrogate's court practice provides topical coverage of both the substantive and procedural issues arising in Surrogate's Court practice including jurisdiction, probate, intestacy, appointment of representatives and guardians, administration of real and personal property, distribution, accounting, commissions, attorney's fees, appeals, actions involving fiduciaries, and Federal and New York estate tax
Heaton Herbert. — Histoire économique de l'Europe - II : de 1750 à nos jours
No full textDe C. X. Heaton Herbert. — Histoire économique de l'Europe - II : de 1750 à nos jours. In: Population, 9ᵉ année, n°2, 1954. pp. 351-352
Heaton Herbert. — Histoire économique de l'Europe - II : de 1750 à nos jours
No full textDe C. X. Heaton Herbert. — Histoire économique de l'Europe - II : de 1750 à nos jours. In: Population, 9ᵉ année, n°2, 1954. pp. 351-352
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