Governor John Endecott Document Signed "Jo: Ende

Autographs N.Y. Governor "John Tayler" Signed Military Commission JOHN TAYLER (1742-1829). Governor of the State of New York, Merchant and Politician, served nine years as Lt. Governor, four months as

Autographs N.Y. Governor "John Tayler" Signed Military Commission JOHN TAYLER (1742-1829). Governor of the State of New York, Merchant and Politician, served nine years as Lt. Governor, four months as

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War 1857 State of New York Military Appointment Document 1857-Dated, Partly-Printed Document Signed, by NY Governor "John A. King" & Adjutant General "Frederick Townsen

Manuscript DS, one page, 16.5 x 13.25, December 30, 1780. As the Governor of Massachusetts, Hancock appoints Azor Orne “to be one of the Justices to keep the Peace in the General Counties of the

JAY, JOHN. Partly-printed Document Signed, as Governor, military commission appointing Benjamin McCaby Captain in the Regiment of Militia in Dutchess County. Countersigned by Deputy Secretary Jasper H

1827 document signed by John Taylor as Governor of South Carolina. Measures 10" X 16".

John Sevier (1745-1815), First Governor of Tennessee, signed land grant and sheriff summons (2 items). 1st item: Land grant document signed by John Sevier as Governor, granting Abraham Maury, assignee

[ELIOT, JOHN] Documents signed, dated April 4, 1769 from Pensacola, one with the signature of Eliot, the Captain General of and Governor of West Florida. Consists of a Power of Attorney granted by Joh

Partly-printed DS, one page, 14.5 x 8, March 22, 1797. As governor of New York, Jay appoints William Gelston as "Quarter Master of the Regiment of Militia in the County of Columbia whereof Jacob Rutse

John Hancock Boldly Signed Document as the first Governor of Massachusetts. Datelined 27 August 1781. John Hancock was an American Founding Father, merchant, statesman, and prominent Patriot of the Am

undated memorandum, signed by Governor William G. Brownlow; cut portion of letter, signed by Governor John Sevier; letter from Tennessee Comptroller Office, dated 1846, signed by Felix Zollicoffer; le

Colonial America John Penn Philadelphia Land Indenture Document (JOHN PENN) (1729-1795). Governor of Pennsylvania, son of Richard Penn, Sr. and grandson of William Penn, the Last Colonial Governor of

DESCRIPTION: A John Hancock Signed 1787 Military Appointment Document. Signed in brown ink with quill pen and framed. "John Hancock" left middle, beneath the official large paper seal as Governor of M

SIGNED WHILE JOHN PENN WAS GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA

Two documents signed by Daniel D. Tompkins and John Taylor, dated April 17, 1816 and April 24, 1817. Daniel D. Tompkins was the fifth Governor of New York and the sixth Vice President of the United St

Group of 14 land documents, all signed by Tennessee Governor William Carroll at Murfreesborough and concerning various property in Humphreys County directly issued to or assigned to John Davis, John M

A military document for John A. Fryer, commissioned as Captain in the 43th NY Infantry Regiment, signed in pen and ink by Governor Dewitt Clinton April 3, 1822 and countersigned by JVN Yates (Secretar

James K. Polk signed land document, as Tennessee Governor, granting 115 acres in Davidson County to John Davis. Mentions property of William Harding and Robert Hill as adjacent boundary lines. Dated M

Manuscript document, 1p, 7.75 x 12 in., April 2, 1792. Representing a Massachusetts state election, for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and Senators. Signed by the town clerk and three selectmen of

Partly-printed DS as president, one page, 19.25 x 15.5, October 30, 1797. A four-language ship's papers issued to "James Humphrey, master or commander of the Brig't called Hiram‚Ä�

HANCOCK, JOHN. 1737-1793. Document Signed ('John Hancock'), a pay order for Tower Humphr[e]y, 'of Colonel Shepard's Regiment,' 200 x 160 mm, Boston, April 15, 1783, countersigned by Thomas Ivers, and

[Autographs & Manuscripts] Law, John Manuscript Document, signed A rare bill of exchange signed by John Law, architect of one of the earliest financial crises, the Mississippi Bubble Pari

John Greaton document signed ("Jno. Greaton"). Two pages on one leaf, 5.75" x 14.25", no place; 1776. Manuscript document from Captain Edw

John Sullivan document signed ("Jno Sullivan Mg"). Two pages on one leaf, 7.75" x 8.5", Providence, Rhode Island; December 3, 1778. D