Colonel Cromwell Pearce papers, 1765-1852.

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Colonel Cromwell Pearce papers, 1765-1852.

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The manuscripts in the collection cover the years 1765 to 1852. The bulk of the collection covers Pearce's military career during the War of 1812, other documents provide information about his lineage and life outside the military. The collection includes letters, marriage certificate, genealogy, legal documents, receipts, oath of allegiance, orders, reports, lists of officers, notes, appointments and commission, muster roll, invitation, account book, diary, etc.

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Chester County Historical Society

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Chester County Historical Society

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