General Curtiss Estate Correspondence, 1871

File — Box: 4267.001, Folder: 37

Letter from Horatio Curtiss, Clinton, New York, to Olney Hines, Newburgh, Indiana, October 16, 1871

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Scope and Contents

This file contains a business card and two letters, with envelopes. One letter is dated April 1, 1871, and was sent to Mr. E. C. Hines in Newburgh, Warrick County, Indiana, from L. C. Castle in Memphis, Tennessee. The letter discusses the will of General Curtiss and the heirs of his estate; Castle was counsel to the executor of the will and had been communicating with George I. E. Carroll about the will. The other letter, dated October 16, 1871, is from Horatio Curtiss in Clinton, New York, to Olney Hines, discussing the beneficiaries and assets in the will of General Curtiss. The business card is for a K. Carroll, attorney in Rome, New York.

Dates

Creation: 1871

Creator

Castle, L. C. (Person)
Curtiss, Horatio (Person)

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

Materials are in English.

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