Group of Francis E Spinner related Documents Lincoln's Treasurer 1834-

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Small group of early Rare Francis E. Spinner related Documents. Rare 1834 Deed Flourishlingly signed by him as Deputy Sheriff and Sheriff Frederick P Bellinger. On April 10th, 1835 Ezra Graves, Commissioner of deeds signed the document on the reverse. Signed again by Spinner on the 11th of September, 1837 on reverse. Purchased this Deed identified as a "broadside," which ignored the reverse of the document revealing it as a deed. Sizeable 15 1/2" x 12 1/2" ******* Old note slip identifying his 1838 commissioner position over building the state lunatic asylum. The (originally) sealed Proposal for said asylum. Folds severe and paper aging making for crumbly state of affairs. Vertically Long document Central hole tear at wax seal point ******* Letter from Elias Root to F.E. Spinner on Oct 2, 1845 ******* Letter from F. E. Spinner to R. H. Fourneroy on Nov 12, 1846. Uncertain of recipient name. ******* Lastly and the only item that is not Unique. An uncirculated but aged Fourth issue, Fifty Cent Fractional note. Stanton with brown seal signed by F. E. Spinner A group that would make an impressive presentation framed individually and a great start on an early history of his Life. Ask questions please. Photos should answer most queries. Fragile items.