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William Gardner letter to Thomas Rotch, Kendal March 23, 1819
No full textWilliam Gardner informs Thomas Rotch that accounts have been properly ordered and after outlining four issues, Gardner suggests that a meeting may be necessary to discuss matters further. The exact nature of the problem is unclear. 7.50" X 7.35" (19 by 18.5 cm
Land Grant Application- Gardner, Thomas (North Hampton)
No full textLand grant application submitted to the Maine Land Office for Thomas Gardner for service in the Revolutionary War.https://digitalmaine.com/revolutionary_war_mass/1143/thumbnail.jp
Soprano Indra Thomas Presents Next Concert & Masterclass at Gardner-Webb
No full textA successful vocalist on the stage and in film, Indra Thomas, will be the next guest in the Gardner-Webb University Distinguished Artist Series. Before giving her concert on April 4, at 7 p.m. Thomas will lead a soprano vocal masterclass that morning from 9:25 to 10 a.m. Both programs will be held in Dover Chapel.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/3861/thumbnail.jp
Aaron A. Gardner and Thomas Gardner with Susan Ursin Niemcewicz, June 15, 1803
No full textThe following document is an indenture between Aaron Gardner, Thomas Gardner, and Susan Niemcewicz. One thousand dollars was to be paid to Susan Niemcewicz or her attorney. This document also includes notes in Susan Niemcewicz and Peter Kean’s hand where they recorded payments received between September 5, 1803, through January 1820.https://digitalcommons.kean.edu/lhc_1800s/1261/thumbnail.jp
Alexander Gardner letter to Thomas Rotch, Nantucket 5 mo 4, 1794
No full textAlexander Gardner discusses a shipment of ducks to Thomas Rotch in New Bedford and includes their sale price. Gardner specifies at a time after the War of Independence when hard currency was in short supply that he does not want his consignment to be sold on credit. 6" x 7.6" (15.2 by 19.3 cm
1945: Thomas Dixon Collection Donated to the College.
No full textPhoto Description: The cover page of the Men of Mark manuscript application from the Thomas Frederick Dixon Jr. collection in University Archives.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-timeline/1018/thumbnail.jp
Genealogy Notes - Summary of Love Family in NC with letter from P. Cleveland Gardner
No full textSummary of notes on the Love family, including: Daniel Love, Samuel Love, Robert E. Love, Thomas Love, and Dr. William James Love. Notes on the Love family of Cleveland County and other counties in western North Carolina. Compiled by P. Cleveland Gardner.https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/fay-webb-gardner-love-family-documents-and-genealogy-notes/1005/thumbnail.jp
Alexander Gardner letter to Thomas Rotch, Nantucket, 6 mo 11th 1794
No full textAlexander Gardner acknowledges receipt of payment for eight ducks sent to Thomas Rotch at New Bedford. Thomas and Charity Rotch lived in New Bedford from 1791 to 1800 before relocating to Hartford, Connecticut where Rotch took up merino sheep farming before moving to Ohio in 1811. 6" x 7.7" (15 by 19.5 cm
Thomas Gardner with Susan Ursin Niemcewicz, June 15, 1803
No full textThe following document is an indenture between Susan Niemcewicz and Thomas Gardner regarding property leading from Springfield, New Jersey to Orange, New Jersey.https://digitalcommons.kean.edu/lhc_1800s/1262/thumbnail.jp
Isaac Gardner letter to Thomas Rotch, Franklin County, Indiana 12 mo 28th 1818
No full textIn a letter to Thomas Rotch on the subject of the settlement of 300-400 freed slaves from the Gist plantation in Virginia, Issac Gardner(1761-1843) responds to Rotch's suggestion of settlement in Indiana. Gardner informs Rotch that the state is already densely populated and laws of the state would be unfavorable to such a settlement. While most Quakers favored gradual emancipation of slaves, Quakers reluctant to give up free labor, continued to hold slaves in the nineteenth-century. 7.3/4 " x 7.3/4" (20 x 20cm
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