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Peninsular Casualty Company Insurance Policy For Fannie Glover, August 17, 1931
Peninsular Casualty Company Insurance Policy For Fannie Glover, August 17, 1931
Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937
Document: Peninsular Casualty Company death benefits insurance policy, Fannie Glover, insured. Name of beneficiary changed from Henry Glover to Rosa Holmes Walker.
Pomar Sheet Metal Works Account Balance, August, 1931
Pomar Sheet Metal Works Account Balance, August, 1931
Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937
Document: Receipt handwritten on Pomar Sheet Metal letterhead regarding Mrs. Glover's account. Also shows account balance.
Eugene L. Barnes & Son Insurance Invoice And Account Balance, May 30, 1931
Eugene L. Barnes & Son Insurance Invoice And Account Balance, May 30, 1931
Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937
Document: Insurance bill from Eugene L. Barnes & Son Insurance and Real Estate, 65 King Street, St. Augustine, to Mrs. Fannie P. Glover, 123 Palmo Street, St. Augustine, Florida. Lists accounting and amount due.
Memo To Willie, February 21, 1931
Memo To Willie, February 21, 1931
Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937
Correspondence: Memo to Wille, requesting he research the law regarding insurance policies in arrears at time of insured persons death. Includes article regarding insurance policies in arrears/death of insured.
The Afro-American Insurance Company- Mr. Lloyd Z. Morgan, February 18, 1931
The Afro-American Insurance Company- Mr. Lloyd Z. Morgan, February 18, 1931
Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937
Correspondence: Letter from W.H. Lee, secretary, Afro-American Insurance Company, Jacksonville, Florida to Mr. Lloyd Z. Morgan, Attorney & Counsellor at Law, Barnett Bank Building, Jacksonville, Florida, regarding insurance policies in arrears at time of the insured persons death.
Afro-American Life Insurance Co., February 17, 1931
Afro-American Life Insurance Co., February 17, 1931
Glover Family Papers, 1871-1937
Correspondence: Letter from Afro-American Life Insurance Co. to Gentlemen, requesting payment for policy that was in arrears at the time of Harrison Hope's death.