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1841 Vermont Notary Protest Document Bank of Burlington Irasburgh Promissory Note
Approximately 9.5\" by 8\" See pics for condition
Original 1841 Legal Notary Notice of Protest Document attached with a Promissory Note
Location: Irasburgh / Burlington, Chittenden County, Vermont
Date: June 4, 1841 (Note dated April 18, 1841)
Notary Public: W. F. Griswold
Parties Involved: Jameson Prentiss & Co., Follett & Bradley, Bank of Burlington
Overview:
An authentic 1841 pre-Civil War legal document originating from Chittenden County, Vermont. The document consists of a printed and manuscript Notarial Protest executed by Notary Public W. F. Griswold on behalf of the Bank of Burlington regarding non-payment on a $150 promissory note drawn at Irasburgh, Vermont by Jameson Prentiss & Co. and endorsed by Follett & Bradley.
Transcription Highlights:
Promissory Note: \"Irasburgh April 18th 1841 For value received of Follett & Bradley we promise to pay them, or their order, at the Bank of Burlington, One hundred and Fifty dollars, on the fourth day of June next. Jameson Prentiss & Co.\"
Notary Certificate: \"STATE OF VERMONT, Chittenden County, ss. BE IT KNOWN, That on the 4th day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one at the request of the BANK OF BURLINGTON, I, W. F. Griswold... Notary Public... went with the connected note to the Bank of Burlington and demanded payment, which was refused.\"
