Mary A Jacobs Widows Pension

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Hancock Historical Museum

The image displays an old, tattered envelope with a postmark from Findlay, Ohio, dated July 3, 1936, and addressed to Mrs. John Jacobs in McComb, Ohio, while the sender's information is printed in the upper left corner, indicating the origin from the Office of Probate and Juvenile Courts in Hancock County with Paul R. Capell as Judge; the envelope features a purple 3-cent stamp with an image of George Washington and a postal cancellation mark consisting of wavy lines; the paper shows signs of aging and water damage along the left side, adding to its historical appearance.

The image displays an old, tattered envelope with a postmark from Findlay, Ohio, dated July 3, 1936, and addressed to Mrs. John Jacobs in McComb, Ohio, while the sender's information is printed in the upper left corner, indicating the origin from the Office of Probate and Juvenile Courts in Hancock County with Paul R. Capell as Judge; the envelope features a purple 3-cent stamp with an image of George Washington and a postal cancellation mark consisting of wavy lines; the paper shows signs of aging and water damage along the left side, adding to its historical appearance.

Name/Title

Mary A Jacobs Widows Pension

Entry/Object ID

2002.191.032a

Scope and Content

Envelope from Paul R Capell, Probate & Juvenile Court, Hancock County, Oh to Mrs. John Jacobs, McComb, Oh postmarked Findlay, Oh Jul 3,1938.

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Secondary Object Term

Envelope

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Container, Document

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Writing Accessories

Nomenclature Class

Written Communication T&E

Nomenclature Category

Category 06: Tools & Equipment for Communication