Manly, Uri | MosaicNC

Biographical Description

Uri Manly was born in Massachusetts on December 25, 1806. A lawyer in Clark County, Illinois, he also served as the judge of the county court from 1835 to 1843. A Democrat, he also represented Clark as in the Illinois House from 1834 to 1836 and from 1852 to 1854, as well as in the Illinois Senate from 1848 to 1850. He died in Clark County on November 11, 1864.

As Sender

Letter from Harlan and Manly to James L. Edwards, 20 December 1842, page 1

20 December 1842

Letter from Justin Harlan and Uri Manly to James L. Edwards, 20 December 1842

Letter from Uri Manly to James L. Edwards, 1 September 1843

1 September 1843

Letter from Uri Manly to James L. Edwards, 1 September 1843

Letter from Uri Manly to Thomas Lumpkin, circa 10 January 1850, page 1

7 January 1850 - 10 January 1850

Letter from Uri Manly to Thomas Lumpkin, 7-10 January 1850

As Recipient

Currently there are no documents available where this individual is the recipient.

Named In

Letter from T. R. Young to Thomas Ewing, 21 December 1849, page 1

21 December 1849

Letter from Timothy Roberts Young to Thomas Ewing, 21 December 1849