1872-1901

 
Containers:
Folder 3
Scope and content:

1898. Mar. 7. Letter from Hilary A. Herbert, Attorney, Washington, D.C. to Frank Suarez, Millview, Fla. concerning life in Washington, prospects of war with Spain, and comments between friends. 3 pp. [1 item]

1898. Sept. 26. Letter from H. A. Herbert to Frank Suarez commenting on American colonialization, will write letter to Secretary of Navy for work for Suarez if wished. [1 item]

1898. Nov. 11. Letter, Thomas C. Watson agency to Frank Suarez concerning purchase of land. [1 item]

1899. Jan. 20. T.L.S., on letterhead of U.S. Senate from Senator Stephen L. Mallory to Frank Suarez, concerning Suarez' desife to press claims against the government. [1 item]

1899. Sept. 6. Note from James a McDonald, Master Carperter, U.S. Navy Yard, Pensacola, to Frank Suarez requesting that he appear for work. [1 item]

1900. Oct. 12. Voter registration for F. C. Suarez, 22 yrs. of age, a Railroad fireman.

[1 item]

1900. Nov. 20. Certificate of Competency from the Louisville and Nashville Railroad for operation of an engine as a fireman. With railroad envelope. [2 item]

1900. Nov. 12. Letter to F. Crona Suarez from Lee Daniell concerning new mortgage notes and stock purchase. [1 item]

1900. Dec. Two receipts from Thomas C. Watson Agengy to F. Crona Suarez for payments on insurance. [2 items]

1901. Receipts for water usage, Pensacola Water Co., 1/1901; three for insurance from Watson Agency; one from Lee Daniell for mortgage interest; one for nursery plants. [6 items]

[17 pieces]

Access and use

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Location of this collection:
University Archives and West Florida History Center
11000 University Pkwy
Pensacola
FL
32514
USA