Daniel Moore Bates papers, 1866-1873.

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Daniel Moore Bates papers, 1866-1873.

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Notes on Delaware chancery court cases made by Bates while he was chancellor of Delaware; and a resolution passed by bar of Sussex County regretting Bates's resignation as chancellor.

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Delaware. Court of Chancery

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In December 1814, Peter Bauduy resigned from the partnership of E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company in a dispute with E.I. du Pont. On March 16, 1816 he brought suit in the Delaware Court of Chancery to dissolve the firm and distribute its assets. Du Pont was finally sustained on appeal on June 9, 1829. From the description of Files relating to the cases of Peter Bauduy vs. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., and Victor du Pont vs. Merritt H. Paxson, 1816-1882 [microfilm]. (Hagley M...

Bar of Sussex County (Del.)

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Bates, Daniel M. (Daniel Moore), 1821-1879

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Daniel Bates came to Australia in 1912. His fiancee followed and they were married in 1914. Daniel owned a butcher shop in Ipswich, until his untimely death in 1917, when he cut his hand in the butcher shop. He was survived by his wife, Alice Kate Giles and three children, Henry, Frederick George and Daniel Giles. From the description of OM91-04 Daniel Bates Diary, 1912. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 755719927 Lawyer, of Wilmington, Del.; U.S. district attorney ...