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Posted 5 months ago
eccentric1
(20 items)
Hello again all,
I don't do much ebay buying these days, but I used to when it was much smaller and much less corporate. I bought this gem about four or five years ago off of a seller in Georgia.
It is a bill of sale from the Office of John C. Conner dated April 4th 1886. His lumber company was in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania.
Why is it a gem? John Chapman Conner is my 4th Great Grandfather and the William Conner whose signature is on it is my 3rd Great Uncle, brother of my third Great Grandmother.
Never know what you will find if you keep your eyes open...
Thanks for looking,
e1
Letterheads and BillheadsLetterheads suggest privileged access to the companies and people whose nam…
GREAT Story of a family treasure back to the family!
scott
Thanks for the love AR8Jason, blunderbuss2,scottvez and
BELLIN68!!
awesome family history find!
Thanks kindly for the love and comment neat.old.stuff !
Thank you ttomtucker!
Thanks musikchoo and kerry10456 !!
Thanks much Deanteaks!
your very welcome eccentric1:)