Papers, 1807-1864.

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Papers, 1807-1864.

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Includes printed list of Huntingdon, Pa. properties for sale by John Cadwallader, 30 Mar. 1807; and petition of Catharine Cadwallader, Huntingdon, to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for relief of debt, 12 Dec. 1817. Michener Cadwallader papers include deeds for a Forest Lawn Cemetery plot and properties in Buffalo and Black Rock, sold to Cadwallader by Charles E. Clarke, Israel T. Hatch, and Birdsey Wilcox, 1845-1853; citations and receipt for probate of Cadwaller's will, 1864; two letters to his daughters Catharine and Mary, undated; notice of publication of a new daily Buffalo newspaper, 20 Sept. 1839; various invitations; signatures of Cadwallader; and a newspaper notice of his death, 9 Feb. 1864.

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Buffalo History Museum, Research Library

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Hatch, Israel T. (Israel Thompson), 1808-1875

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Wilcox, Birdsey, 1798 or 9-1861.

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Cadwallader, Catharine Proctor.

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Cadwallader, Michener, 1798-1864.

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Grandson of Col. Thomas Proctor, a native of Ireland who commanded the Pennsylvania artillery during the Revolutionary War, and John Cadwallader, Baltimore attorney; son of John Cadwallader II and Catharine Proctor of Huntingdon, Pa. Moved to Lockport, N.Y. in 1828 and started the Niagara courier as an anti-Masonic newspaper. He also co-published the Daily Buffalo journal, and served as Buffalo city clerk and comptroller. From the description of Papers, 1807-1864. (Buffalo History Mu...

Magill, Catharine Cadwallader.

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Clarke, Charles E., 1812-1875.

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