Box 4
Contains 23 Results:
Mining-Business correspondence and clipping, 1867-1883
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Minnesota-Banking correspondence, 1878-1881
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Missouri-Banking correspondence, 1874-1897
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Missouri-Business correspondence, including land matters, 1866-1904
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
New Hampshire-Probate court document, Dec. 14, 1866
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
New York-Banking correspondence, 1868-1898
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
New York-Business correspondence, 1856-1898
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
New York-James B. Colgate & Co.-Correspondence, 1872- 1879
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
New York-James B. Colgate & Co.-Correspondence, 1881-1899
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
New York-Trevor and Colgate-Correspondence, 1866-1887
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Ohio-Banking and business correspondence, 1881-1898
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Pennsylvania-Business letter, Feb. 9, 1869
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 1878-1892
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, 1868-1908
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, 1874-1889
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Erie Railway Company, 1872-1877
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Illinois Central Railroad, 1877-1879
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Miscellaneous correspondence (mostly stockholder matters), 1866-1869
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Railroads-Rockford, Rock Island, and Saint Louis Railroad, 1870
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Whiskey distilling-Business correspondence, 1855-1876
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Wisconsin-Correspondence re property matters, 1865-1884
Contains correspondence detailing Moir’s business dealings and investments outside of Illinois, stretching across the country from Kentucky, Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, to Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, and New Hampshire. The businesses include mining, agricultural implements and machinery, and whiskey distilling as well as railroads. Among the latter are papers exchanged with the Illinois Central and the Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy railroads.
Family and friends-Correspondence, school expense statements, wedding announcement, and wills, 1856-1909
Includes papers relating to family matters, such as wills, invoices for school supplies and tuition, a wedding announcement, and letters from family members and friends, plus a note regarding the upcoming Lincoln Centennial from the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. One folder consists entirely of correspondence with the Collector’s Office of the United States Internal Revenue.
Internal Revenue-Correspondence, 1866-1874
Includes papers relating to family matters, such as wills, invoices for school supplies and tuition, a wedding announcement, and letters from family members and friends, plus a note regarding the upcoming Lincoln Centennial from the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. One folder consists entirely of correspondence with the Collector’s Office of the United States Internal Revenue.