Sincerely Yours

Who signed this early 20th century letter?

Who is Running the Place?

What is the head of household name from this 1880 census reference?

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I Need to be Paid

Who submitted this bill in an estate case from 1905?

We Saw Her Sign

Who were the witnesses on this very early 20th century will?

The Three Dudes

What three names are on this document?

Getting Federal Land

Who signed this receipt in a mid-19th century federal land record?

From the Feds

What does this portion of a federal document say?

That Green Item

What is the item underlined in green on this estate inventory from Iowa in the 1860s?

Sundries and Burial Clothes

Who received $8.30 for sundries from the estate of Melinda Newman?

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My Sister Married the Soldier

This man signed an affidavit in his sister's Civil War widow's pension application.

I Know About Her Farm

Who signed this statement in a Civil War widow's pension application?

I Was the Hired Man

This person signed an affidavit in an early 20th century pension application.

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