Allen County Indiana
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Franklin County Pennsylvania
Power of Attorney
John N. Rice &
Polly Rice
to
Joseph C. Dull
Know all men by these presents that we J. N. Rice and Polly Rice Wife of
J. N. Rice of Allen County and State of Indiana Heirs at Law of the Estate
of Catharine Dull heir at law of the Estate of Solomon Secrist Deceased
late of Quincy Township Franklin County and State of Pennsylvania have
nominated, constituted and appoint Joseph C. Dull of Bedford County
Pennsylvania, our lawful attorney for us and in our names to ask demand
receive and receipt for us and if necessary to sue in our names and
prosecute to final issue or dec[?] in any **** of record for any moneys
that may be due or coming to us of the dower of the widow of the above
estate and we authorise our attorney on the receiving of any money to
receipt and enter satisfaction for the same ratifying and confirming his
acts in asking receiving and receipting for the same as though we did the
same in our own name and proper person. Given under our hand this tenth 10
day of July 1862.
John N. Rice {Seal}
Polly (her X mark) Rice {Seal}
signed in presence of
W. S. Robison
Jacob Johnson
State of Indiana

Allen County

Personally appeared before me a Notary Public in and for said County, J.
N. Rice & Polly Rice, and acknowledged the above Power Attorney to be
their act and deed for the use and purpose therein mentioned. Given under
my hand and notorial seal this tenth 10 day of July 1862.
W. S. Robison Notary Public {Seal}
A true copy June 12th 1863. Entered for recording May 28th 1863.
E. C. Boyd, Recd.



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