HERE’S A LOT OF SIX (6) DOCUMENTS SIGNED BY

WILLIAM JUSTUS ROBINSON

(1814 - 1880)

PROMINENT PROMOTER and POLITICO OF DAUPHIN, PENNSYLVANIA,

INDUSTRIALIST LEADER - OWNER OF A LEATHER FACTORY and TANNERY MILL ALONG THE MOUTH OF STONY CREEK IN DAUPHIN, PA, 1865-1880

LOCAL PHILANTHROPIST

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SON-IN-LAW OF THE HON. WILLIAM CLARK, US CONGRESSMAN and US TREASURER APPOINTED BY JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

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HERE’S A GROUP OF SIX (6) ATTRACTIVE BANK CHECKS SIGNED BY ROBINSON, DRAWN OFF THE HARRISBURG NATIONAL BANK, DATED AT DAUPHIN, PA, FROM 1869 TO  1877.  THE DOCUMENTS FEATURE AN ATTRACTIVE VIGNETTE OF THE BANK’S FACADE.

EACH CHECK BEARS A 2 CENT US INTERNAL REVENUE STAMP

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William Justus Robinson

Birth	Dec. 14, 1814, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Death	April 1, 1880, Dauphin, PA,  (aged 65–66)
Burial	Dauphin Cemetery, Dauphin, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania

William Justus Robinson, born in Philadelphia, December 14, 1814, married at Dauphin, Pa., March 22, 1838, industrialist, leather manufacturer, merchant, local philanthropist. died April 1, 1880, at Dauphin. He fell to his death over a second floor banister!

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