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paper loss at edges
The marriage produced two sons
Document has been trimmed tightly along left margin partially obscuring Paterson's handwriting for the Notice of Trial
at the head of the 6th Corps
who signs as "Andrew Johnson" in April of 1867
KING GEORGE III * PSA/DNA * Autograph CUT SIGNATURE Engraving Signed * England WILLIAM McKINLEY paper loss at edgesLast Monarch to rule the American colonies, KING GEORGE III of England, handsome, striking reproduction antique engraved portrait with mounted cut signature removed from an official royal document. The King signs as "George R". The signature has an inscription in an unknown hand below reading "28 Mar[ch] 1792". In 1773, George III passed an act taxing tea in the colonies. Angered, the Americans complained of taxation without representation and staged
