Yes - probably. Thank you for your help. I would have been hung up on the Union Baptists for a long time, especially since F.A. Sherive was Baptist.
Ok - so I should probably give up the Baptist idea. F. A. Sherive could be Baptist and the Temperance Union could be another of his interests.
No - I didn't. Thanks Debora. I still don't understand how they fit together. :sorry:
I also found out there is a group of Baptists called Union Baptists so maybe that figures into the Union thing.
I found the streets in Providence. I found F. A. Sherive, Chairman of the Sailor Committee, in one one of the Baptist Churches in Providence....
I figured out that this group was probably Baptist. I can't figure out what the initials CE or EC stand for. Nor can I find any references to...
Done.
Thank you @Figtree3. Do you think there was a series? I know that railroads sometimes tried to "sell" certain cities or states.
Thanks fig. Yes - I don't think it'll help sell it, but I satisfied my curiosity.
Well I found it, in case anyone is following this. It was a suit brought by National cloak against Kaufman. They claimed certain styles in this...
In that case, National Cloak & Suit was the defendant. I'm looking for one in which they were the plaintiff.
It was a pretty convoluted sentence fig! :D:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
I have the whole book. It's the same one as the one on the Worthpoint link. I just showed the front and back covers in case someone recognized them.
Thanks @Kronos. That's helpful.
The book was published by D. C. Dunbar & Co. It measures a little larger than 9" by 12". I've looked and looked. I think I found this cover buried...
That's some beautiful furniture. I especially like the chest.
Thanks @Figtree3 .
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I corrected that!!!!!! Maybe - I'm old now.
Here's some information about a court case but I can't follow it:...
Separate names with a comma.
