Box 1
Contains 11 Results:
Diary (original and typescript), 1848-1852
Letterbook (original and typescript copies), 1849 March 29-1850 July 23
Original is a blue-green print wallpaper-covered compilation of handscript letters. Follows Justin Chenoweth's journey from to Oregon. Correspondents include Wilson P. Blain, C. M. Chenoweth, John Chenoweth, Maria Drake, Virginia Drake, James Durham, W. B. Hudson, A. L. Lovejoy, B. C. Pratt, Major R. B. Reynolds, Albert Shaw, and Thomas Smith. Ends with poem, "Hail! all hail! the plow!" by Justin Chenoweth, July 1850.
Letterbook (original and typescript copies), 1850 August 13-1860 February 9
Original is a brown paper-covered handscript letterbook on blue paper. Correspondents include M. H. Barnhart, Nathan Benson, D. P. Bradford, Emily Chenoweth, John Chenoweth, L. P. Chenoweth, Nathaniel Coe, C. B. Culver, John Ferguson, Mary A. Friar, G. G. Johnson, W. S. Ladd, Sarah Perry, D. J. Schuebely, Albert Shaw, S. R. Thurston, Captain J. O. VanBergen, William Welch, W. B. Wells, and Angeline White. Includes several sonnets to Mary [Friar], 1851, and letters to the editor.
Letters to Justin Chenoweth (originals and typescript copies), 1850-1856
Correspondents include M. R. Hathaway, G. W. Johnson, A. Lee Lewes, Dan F. Radford, and J. Quinn Thornton on topics ranging from surveying to matters relating to Chenoweth's civil duties.
Accounts and receipts (originals and typescripts), 1850-1858
Docket (original and typescript), 1853
Docket of cases handled by Justin Chenoweth as justice of the peace, Territory of Oregon, Clackamas County. Includes case of the alleged murder of a Native person at The Dalles by George Mace.
Land claim documentation, 1860, 1897-1898
Documentation submitted by Justin Chenoweth regarding his land claim in The Dalles, Oregon (1860) and his father's (John Chenoweth) Bounty Land Claim for service in the War of 1812. Typescript, typescript copies, and photocopies of documents from the National Archives.
Memorandum of agreement (original and typescript), 1855-1856
Memorandum of agreement between F. A. Chenoweth and Cornelius J. Palmer, and other papers relating to property in Cascades, Washington Territory, "destroyed by Indians."
Notice: Skamania school district boundary (original and typescript), 1862
Given by Justin Chenoweth as superintendent of schools, Skamania County, Washington Territory, for School District Number 3.