Benjamin Brown contract and powers of attorney : ADS, 1856 Nov. 14.

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Benjamin Brown contract and powers of attorney : ADS, 1856 Nov. 14.

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Two copies each of a legal agreement between Brown and Samuel A. Morison and his wife, Ellen S. Morison, in which the Morisons agree to sell their 1/3 interest in the brig Ellenita to Brown; and a legal document filed in the District Court of Placer County, Calif., appointing S.W. Holladay of San Francisco as Brown's attorney and agent in the case of Benjamin Brown vs. George H. Stephens. All copies have the same date.

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California historical society

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Ellenita (Brig)

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Morison, Samuel A.

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Brown, Benjamin, 1966-

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Ann Arbor, Michigan, businessman. From the description of Benjamin Brown account book, 1871-1887. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34423178 Benjamin Brown was the first permanent settler in the Grande Ronde Valley. Not long after, the Leasey family and about 20 others settled there. Serving as a travelers inn, the settlement was originally named Brown's Fort, and then Browns Town or Brownsville. Since there was already a Brownsville in L...

Morison, Ellen S.

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