Descriptive Summary
Ayres, David
David Ayres
Papers
1855 Materials are
written in English.
88-152
2 items
Center for American History,The
University of Texas at Austin
David Ayres was a
merchant in Texas, 1832-1847, when he became a deputy United States Marshal in
Galveston. Papers consist of a draft of indenture, April 1855, between David
Ayers and David Theodore Ayers to retire the debts of David Ayers; and a
deposition by David Ayers, April 13, 1855, in his court suit against the estate
of Henry Hubbell for recovery of debts.
Biographical NoteDavid Ayres was a merchant in Texas,
1832-1847, when he became a deputy United States Marshal in Galveston.
Scope and ContentsPapers consist of a draft of indenture,
April 1855, between David Ayers and David Theodore Ayers to retire the debts of
David Ayers; and a deposition by David Ayers, April 13, 1855, in his court suit
against the estate of Henry Hubbell for recovery of debts. The surname was
spelled both Ayres and Ayers by different family members. Papers arranged
chronologically.
Access RestrictionsUnrestricted access.
Index Terms
Subjects
Ayres, David,
1793-1878--Archives.
Hubbell, Henry.
Preferred CitationDavid Ayres Papers, 1855, Center for
American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
Detailed Description of the Papers
Inventory
2D40
Papers,
1855