1854 Lycoming County Pennsylvania Promissory Note Jacob Latcha Maria Satcha $100
Approximately 8 x 5 inches. Blue-lined paper, brown ink handwriting.
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This mid-19th century document is a promissory note with confession of judgment clause from Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, reflecting local family financial transactions.
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$ 100 One day after date for value received I promise to pay Maria Satcha or bearer one hundred dollars with interest and without defalcation or Stay of execution. And I hereby authorize The Prothonotary of Sycoming county to enter judgment against me for the said sum of with release of all errors witness my hand and Seal this Twentieth day of November A.D. 1854. Jacob Latcha Seal
Verso: 6 January 1855; Filed Dec 4, 1855
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