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Gratz, Michaelr2WPadmin2018-08-22T16:53:20+00:00
Portrait of Michael Gratz

Portrait of Michael Gratz

Michael Gratz Documents

(1739-1811)

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Letter from frontier trader George Croghan in Lancaster, PA, to Bernard Gratz in Philadelphia, PA

Letter from frontier trader George Croghan in Lancaster, PA, to Bernard Gratz in Philadelphia, PA, March 15, 1779.

Letter from the Gratz’s cousin, Solomon Henry, in London to Michael Gratz in Philadelphia

Letter from the Gratz’s cousin, Solomon Henry, in London to Michael Gratz in Philadelphia, November 17, 1760.

Bill of lading for merchandise shipped by Bernard Gratz aboard the sloop Sally captained by John Holmes

Bill of lading for merchandise shipped by Bernard Gratz aboard the sloop Sally captained by John Holmes, September 16, 1760.

Gratz, Simon account ledger with Benjamin Gilbert

Simon Gratz account ledger with Benjamin Gilbert.

Gratz, Michael ledger

Michael Gratz ledger.

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