John Jay Autograph Document Signed, 1800 appointment for militia officer

Document appx. 10 inches by 13 inches. Framed to 18 inches by 28 1/2 inches. Not examined out of frame.

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

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

PRESIDENT JOHN TYLER, SIGNED APPOINTMENT DOCUMENT, 1842, H 10", W 22":Document dated 5-30-1842. Appointment of Samuel King Shay, Captain of Light Infantry 1st Reg. 2nd Brigade of Militia of the Distri

Autographs 1738-Date Jeremiah Moulton Signed Manuscript Document JEREMIAH MOULTON (1688-1765). Indian Captive as a young boy, New England Militia Officer, Judge, Sheriff of York County, and Member of

John Hancock Signed Militia Appointment. One sheet, 11" x 13"; July 1, 1781. Document appoints Joseph Bradley Varnum to the rank of "Captain of a Company in the Seventh [Regiment] of Militia in the Co

Wilson, John. Autograph document signed by John Wilson. Charleston Gaol (Jail), March 11, 1772. Folio sheet, brown ink on laid, with watermark. ******** A petition addressed to the "Judges of his Maje

John Rutledge autograph document signed ("J: Rutledge") as President of South Carolina. One page, 7.25" x 4.5", Charlestown, South Carolina;

John Jay Congressional document signed ("John Jay") as President of the Continental Congress. One printed page, 7.5" x 12.5", no place, [Philade

John Jay autograph letter signed ("John Jay"). One page, 7.25" x 9.25", Madrid; May 27, 1780. Ambassador to Spain John Jay writes Gouverneu

Revolutionary War-dated ALS, three pages on two sheets, 8.25 x 13.5, March 5, 1779. Handwritten letter to his wife, Sarah Livingston Jay, from Philadelphia while serving as president of the Continenta

[SIGNERS]. MORTON, John (1725-1777). Autograph document signed ("John Morton Sheriff"). [Chester County, PA], ca 1766-1759. [With:] WILSON, James. Document signed ("Wilson"), 1776.One page, 5 7/8 x 3

1801 State of New Hampshire appointment of Henry Sweetser to the 17th Regiment of the Militia, State of New Hampshire.

A lot of three official militia appointment documents signed by early governors of the State of Pennsylvania including SIMON SNYDER (1759-1819), 16.5 x 14 in., Harrisburg, August 3, 1811, for Thomas M

John Neufville Document Signed ("John Neufville Junr") Appointment Signed. Charleston, South Carolina; August 26, 1793. Document appointing William Stevens Solicitor and Attorney of the Courts of Law

Autograph document signed by John Belasyse, 1st Baron Belasyse (1614–1689.) December 12, 1667. Folio (13.25" x 9"), large folded sheet, 4 p. (two pages with MS), on laid with water-mark. With wax se

LINCOLN ATTEMPTS A PRISONER EXCHANGE FOR SURGEON JOHN MCGREGOR. LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. 1809-1865. Autograph Document Signed ('A. Lincoln'), an order seeking a rebel prisoner to exchange on behalf of Union

An Orson Welles archive of photographs, contracts, pressbooks, and ephemera Comprising an Autograph Document Signed ('Orson Welles,' 'John Houseman'), 1 p, May 21, 1938, regarding his position in the

John Adams and Josiah Quincy Jr. autograph document twice signed ("John Adams" and "J Quincy junr.") by both. Two pages on one leaf, 6.5" x 8", "Suffo

HARRISON, WILLIAM HENRY. Autograph Document Signed, "Wm. H. Harrison," as Commandant of Fort Washington, ordering the Quartermaster General [John Wilkins, Jr.] to "issue for the use of a Public house

[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

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

Autographs 1789 NY Governor George Clinton Signed Militia Appointment Commission the Year of George Washington's Inauguration to the later First Judge of Washington County GEORGE CLINTON (1739-1812).

A NY state militia officer ensign orders to Daniel Owen Jr. letter from Oneida county NY signed by future NY Governor and US Vice President Daniel D Tompkins, April 15th 1800.