Autographed receipt by Declaration of Independence signer Charles Carroll-1829

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Autographed receipt by Declaration of Independence signer Charles Carroll-1829:
$495.00

This is a payment promissory note signed by Charles Carroll. It was created in Baltimore and is dated December 25, 1829. It was a note promising to pay $416.67 on the first day of the March following. He lived until 1832 and was the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence. He was also the only Catholic signer of the document.Condition: This signed note measures 4 inches high by 8 inches wide. Charles Carroll was a delegate from Maryland who signed the Declaration of Independence. He signed his name as Charles Carroll of Carrollton to differentiate him his father of the same name. He was an advocate for military conflict to establish American independence. First elected to the Continental Congress in 1776, he served to 1778 in that political body. This is a wonderful autograph for the American history collector.Winning buyer pays $4.00 shipping and insurance at cost, if applicable. Utah residents add 6.6% sales tax. Please see my other sales.All items sold by Orrin Schwab Books are guaranteed to be as described or are returnable for refund. If you have questions, feel free to e-mail for more information or better descriptions. I\'ve been a full time bookseller since 1991. I accept all major credit cards and Paypal.