George Wallace JonesPapers circa1787-1840

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George Wallace JonesPapers circa1787-1840

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George Wallace Jones(1804-1896), born in Vincennes, Indiana, was a prominent jurist and politicianin the upper mid-west region of the United States. This collection ofapproximately 200 documents consists largely of letters sent to George W. Jonesby his siblings: John Rice Jones, Jr.; A. Jones; Maria Jones; Myers Jones; andWill Jones. In addition, the collection includes letters, receipts, and legaldocuments (some in French) belonging to George Jones’s father, John Rice Jones,Sr., who was a partner of Moses Austin in the lead mining business inMissouri.

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Jones, John Rice, 1759-1824

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Jones: lawyer in Kaskaskia, Ill. Prior: officer in General Anthony Wayne's Legion of the United States. From the description of Bill : sent to Captain Abner Prior for effects furnished 4 chiefs and 25 warriors of the Sac & Fox nation during their stay in Kaskaskia, 1794. (Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library). WorldCat record id: 43798008 ...

Bryan, Moses Austin, 1817-1895

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Moses Austin Bryan, 1817-1895, became Stephen F. Austin's secretary in 1832. Bryan enlisted in the Texas army in 1836 and served at the Battle of San Jacinto. He was a member of the Somervell Expedition in 1842, and enlisted in the Third Texas Regiment during the Civil War. In 1873, Bryan helped organize the Texas Veterans Association and served as its secretary until 1886. From the description of Moses Austin Bryan papers, 1814-1930, (bulk 1836-1889). (San Jacinto Museum of History)...

Jones, George Wallace, 1804-1896

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George Wallace Jones (1804-1896), born in Vincennes, Indiana, was a prominent jurist and politician in the upper mid-west region of the United States. He graduated from Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky in 1825. After being admitted to the bar, Jones moved to Michigan Territory where he worked as a miner and storekeeper; served in the Black Hawk War; and was a judge of the county court. He served as congressman from Michigan (1835-1837) and as one of the state of Iowa's first U. S. ...