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I had never heard of him, but google and many other places have: http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/morgan_henry_james_14E.html, for one example
I love personal collections in the making. Several years ago I took a small group of covers, most with letters, centered on a wealthy New Bedford family. The man offered the group to me not knowing what he had; he had a trove. I organized it, wrote it up, and sold it on his behalf. Great fun. Turns the Greens and Howlands are responsible for much of American inheritance law, having a case last more than a hundred years.
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you can find a write up beginning here: http://juicyheads.com/jh/articleSearch2.php?i=40&l=46777260.4597862.6086416.7577863.416811280.1252830.7180692&j=Y&few=. that's the first of multiple pieces
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I just received a few stampless letters to Henry James Morgan parliamentary clerk in Ottawa in the mid 1860`s. Does anyone else collect his items or can add any info about this gentleman ? Looks like a collection in the making but need to know more and find more ....
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re: Henry James Morgan letters
I had never heard of him, but google and many other places have: http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/morgan_henry_james_14E.html, for one example
I love personal collections in the making. Several years ago I took a small group of covers, most with letters, centered on a wealthy New Bedford family. The man offered the group to me not knowing what he had; he had a trove. I organized it, wrote it up, and sold it on his behalf. Great fun. Turns the Greens and Howlands are responsible for much of American inheritance law, having a case last more than a hundred years.
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re: Henry James Morgan letters
you can find a write up beginning here: http://juicyheads.com/jh/articleSearch2.php?i=40&l=46777260.4597862.6086416.7577863.416811280.1252830.7180692&j=Y&few=. that's the first of multiple pieces
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