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Maria Hadlond Thomas
No full textPhotograph of Maria Hadlond Thomas, mother of Daniel H. Thomas. Photo by Thomas & Odell of Logan, Utah
Maria Imlay/Thomas Rotch, account
No full textThis document of 1811 lists items charged to the account of Maria Imlay. On side one, items, their date of purchase and cost were listed for Mrs Imlay;(83.74 1/2). The Imlays returned to New Jersey after selling their goods at auction in 1813. 9.25" X 15.75
Crazy Patch quilt, by Anna Maria Williams Thomas
No full textImage of Crazy Patch quilt created in 1878 by Anna Maria Williams Thomas. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by Maxine Bowls Mitton as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994. Estimated date of fabric in quilt-1878; Anna made quilts for pleasure and out of necessity; this quilt was a gift to Maxine from her maternal aunt, Vivian Knudson in 196
Charges on the account of Maria Imlay/Thomas Rotch, trustee
No full textA book of charges made to Maria Imlay by her trustee, Thomas Rotch who paid down various monies owed to her and by her. She and her husband, Richard lived at Kendal for a short period before returning to New Jersey. She inherited property from her father, Richard Imlay was frequently in debt, thus she appointed Rotch to oversee her monies to prevent her husband for taking advantage of her estate. 7.9" X 3
Maria Milnor, Thomas Rotch power of attorney, 1811
No full textMaria Milnor inherited property and money from her father's estate. In 1811, she appointed Thomas Rotch her executor, stating in this document that her assets were to be for her use only. She thereafter married Richard Imlay who accompanied the Rotches to Ohio in 1811. He bought up property with intentions to settle at Kendal, but in late 1812 or 1813, he left Kendal to join his ailing wife in New Jersey. 8.6" X 12.25
Maria Imlay letter to Thomas Rotch, Trenton, 9th Mo 8th 1815
No full textMaria Imlay reflects harshly on the matter of her business dealings with Thomas Rotch. She discusses business dealings but the exact context of her complaints is unclear. Damage obscures a portion of the letter. 8.1" x 9.9" (20.5cm by 24.9cm
Maria Imlay letter to Thomas Rotch, Trenton, 9th Mo 20th 1815
No full textMaria Imlay discusses her husband's recent business dealings. She expresses regret for her last letter, and hopes that it will not be a source of trouble between Thomas Rotch and Richard Imlay. 8" x 9.75" (20.3cm by 25cm
Sarah Hyde, Daniel H. Thomas, and Maria Hadlond Thomas, April 1893
No full textSepia photograph of four people, including Daniel H. Thomas (left) and Maria Hadlond Thomas (right), in April of 1893. One of the other two women is Daniel\u27s sister, Sarah (Thomas) Hyde. The other woman is probably another sister. Photo by Thomas & Odell of Logan, Utah
Thomas Rotch to Maria Imlay, Kendal, Stark Co Ohio 8th Mo 18th 1815
No full textThomas Rotch discusses the transfer of Maria Imlay's estate to another party (possibly J.M. Lowrie)in New Jersey. Rotch expresses his misgivings about the complex nature of Maria's will and land owned by her in Kendal that has caused him untold anxiety from which he is relieved to be unburdened. 7.7" x 12" (19.5 by 31.5 cm
Maria Imlay letter to Thomas Rotch, Trenton, 8th Mo 9th 1815
No full textMaria Imlay expresses dismay with her husband's lack of commitment to their faith and his refusal to attend Meetings. Imlay informs Thomas Rotch that her husband has been mishandling her business affairs, and requests that Rotch protect sales of her property in Ohio from her husband's interference. 8" x 10" (20.2cm by 25.4cm
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