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Letters B H


In the following deed we see handwritten letters B H and a word about our country's independence.

First Paragraph:

In Testimony Whereof, second paragraph the language used to commerate the independence of the United States. I believe this information was written on deeds for 100 years or more.

Second Paragraph:

By this Deed, G. Henrich Dahlkamp and Anna Maria Dahlkamp, etc. Look at the beginning of the paragraph then look how Mr. Dahlkamp signs his name. There is a difference in the H in Henrich.

Third Paragraph:

The State of Indiana, look at the name Joseph Bornhulz in the paragraph, then looks at his signature. The first letter looks like a "B", but "V" is a possibility.

Note: Always keep variasions in your mind and you will do well. I am looking for some more interesting documents for you to look over.

Check our page: Letters A L S.

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