Hoch family collection : Document collection, 1788-1930.

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Hoch family collection : Document collection, 1788-1930.

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Commissions, power of attorney, petition, warrant to surveyor, pocket notebook, correspondence, promissory notes, indenture for four slaves, receipts, reports, orders, almanac, Confederate bonds, laws, broadsides, pardons from Pres. Andrew Johnson, political material published by the Union Republic Congressional Committee, Washington, D.C., urging the election of Ulysses S. Grant, patent, pamphlet, and programs. Includes commissions for the state militia, including a chaplain, Confederate Army and Navy, and the U.S. Navy.

ca. 60 items.

North Carolina Division of Archives & Hist

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SNAC Resource ID: 8049292

North Carolina Division of Archives & Hist

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