Envelope and receipts to Jane Moore, Rickey Moore, and John Moore
- Title
- Envelope and receipts to Jane Moore, Rickey Moore, and John Moore
- Description
- Three items are grouped together. First is an envelope dated 27 January 1898 from Eureka Lumber Company, Washington, North Carolina, to Jane Moore, Greenville, N.C. Second is a receipt dated 2 October 1895 for Rickey Moore to use a patented method of hanging tobacco on his Pitt County farm. The third item on the reverse is a U.S. Internal Revenue receipt to John Moore for payment of $57.00 for Special Tax Stamp to retail tobacco in Greenville, North Carolina, from May 1874 to May 1875. Included at the bottom is a biographical note: "Jane Moore, Rickey Moore, and John Moore were children of John Moore Senior. Jane sold lumber; Rickey received money for a promotion; and John paid a tobacco tax."
- Date
- May 05, 1874 - January 27, 1898
- Extent
- 17cm x 17cm
- Local Identifier
- 0596-s1-ss2-b1-fc-i10
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
- Rights
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Pitt County 250th Anniversary
- Location of Original
- William Moore Family Papers from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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