|  Guide to the Estate of Daniel Tichenor (1748-1831) Vendue Book
 1831-1832
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 Inventory prepared by Luis Delfino, March 2001, as part of the “Farm to City” project funded by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.Finding aid encoded by Julia Telonidis. February 2006. Production of the EAD 2002 version of this finding aid was made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Finding aid written in English.
 
 Descriptive Summary
| Creator: | Burlington County (N.J.) |  
| Title: | Burlington County, New Jersey Birth Register
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| Dates: | 1831-1832 |  
| Abstract: | Daniel Tichenor was a Revolutionary War officer and a brother of Isaac Tichenor (1754-1838), a governor of Vermont. Ashbel W. Corey acted as executor of his estate. |  
| Quantity: | .05 linear feet |  
| Collection Number: | MG 181 |  
 Biographical NoteDaniel Tichenor (1748-1831) of Newark, New Jersey was the son of Daniel Tichenor (1704-1776) and Susanna Guerin (1714-1778). He married Abigail Coe (1742-1826), with whom he had seven children: Rachel (1769-1849), Sarah (1771-1776), Phebe (1772-1777), Isaac Coe (1778-1850), Sarah (1779-1851), Gabriel (1781-1855), and Abigail (1788-1861). Daniel’s brother Isaac Tichenor (1754-1838) served as a justice of the Vermont Supreme Court from 1790-1797, was elected governor of that state from 1797-1806, and was a United States Senator from 1815-1821.
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 Scope and Content NoteThis volume contains records of auctions of the estate of Daniel Tichenor dating from 1831-1832. Typical items sold were livestock, farming tools, household items, and hay. Inserted in this volume are receipts, a list of items given to Daniel’s heirs, and a letter written by his son Gabriel regarding his fifth of the estate.
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 RestrictionsAccess RestrictionsThere are no access restrictions on this collection.
 Photocopying of materials is limited and no materials may be photocopied without permission from library staff.
 Use RestrictionsResearchers wishing to publish, reproduce, or reprint materials from this collection must obtain permission.
 The New Jersey Historical Society complies with the copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code), which governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions and protects unpublished materials as well as published materials.
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 Access PointsThe entries below represent persons, organizations, topics, forms, and occupations documented in this collection.
 Subject Names: Corey, Ashbel, 1798-1839.Tichenor, Henry, fl. 1790.
 Tichenor,
 Isaac, 1754-1838.
 Subject Topics: Auctions–New Jersey–Newark.Executors and administrators–New Jersey–Newark.
 Farmers–New Jersey–Newark.
 Livestock–New Jersey–Newark.
 Military officers.
 Subject Places: Newark (N.J.)New Jersey–History–Revolution, 1775-1783.
 Document Types: Letters (Correspondence).Receipts.
 Record Books.
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 Related MaterialFor related collections, see: Manuscript Group 90, Ashbel W. Corey (1798-1839) and Anna E. Corey (fl.1824-1857) Papers
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 Administrative InformationPreferred CitationThis collection should be cited as: Manuscript Group 181, Estate of Daniel Tichenor (1748-1831) Vendue Book, The New Jersey Historical Society.
 Acquisition InformationMrs. Alex M. Linnett donated this collection in 1921.
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 BibliographyTichenor, Harold A. Tichenor Families in America.(privately printed, Napton, Missouri, 1988), pg. 49-54.
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  Container List
| Auction book |  
| Box | Folder | Title | Date |  
| 1 (Ledger size) | 1 | Tichenor estate vendue (auction) book, receipts, letter | 1831-1832 |  
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