Box 9
Contains 3 Results:
Transient Expirations, 1860-1865
Also analogous to their 7-year and perpetual counterparts. The possibility of renewals and the variability of terms led to somewhat less tidy tracking of expirations, thus the maintenance, beginning in the 1890s, of multiple expiration books based on length of term.
Transient Expirations, 1865-1867
Also analogous to their 7-year and perpetual counterparts. The possibility of renewals and the variability of terms led to somewhat less tidy tracking of expirations, thus the maintenance, beginning in the 1890s, of multiple expiration books based on length of term.
Transient Expirations, 1868-1875
Also analogous to their 7-year and perpetual counterparts. The possibility of renewals and the variability of terms led to somewhat less tidy tracking of expirations, thus the maintenance, beginning in the 1890s, of multiple expiration books based on length of term.