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37_2_036 |
Object Name |
Scrip |
Description |
Scrip issued by the Credit Foncier Company, Topolobampo, Sinaloa, Mexico for services received. The amount is one tenth unit on account. Signed by John W. Lovell, Treasurer. The Topolobampo Bay Colony was a socialist experiment started in 1886 by Albert K. Owen. Marie Howland and her husband Edward Howland were members of the Colony. Mrs. Howland, an author and activist, later moved to Fairhope, Alabama in 1899, where she lived until her death in 1921. From the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation Archives. |
People |
Howland, Edward Howland, Marie (1836-1921) Lovell, John W. Owen, Albert Kimsey (1847-1916) |
Search Terms |
Credit Foncier of Sinaloa Scrip Topolobampo Bay Colony |