Unknown and minor heirs fund ledger, 1864-1907.

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Unknown and minor heirs fund ledger, 1864-1907.

Ledger contains Unknown and Minor Heirs Fund accounts including receipt or disbursement date; payee or payor name; receipt reason (e.g., fund amounts to be held for heirs received from master in chancery on orders from county circuit courts); disbursement reason (e.g., amounts paid to heirs or their representatives); and receipt or disbursement amount.

ledger 1 volume.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7377526

Illinois State Archive

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