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Letter from Moses B. Walker to James B. Finley
Moses B. Walker met with the trustees of the Germantown M.E.C. in late January, to present Finley\u27s claim against the church and represent him during the arbitration. [The issue is most likely Finley\u27s previous promise to raise money for the new Germantown church building, from which he asked to be released in 1846.] One of the trustees argues that Finley collected 75 for the new building. Walker was able to bargain successfully with the trustees on Finley\u27s behalf [possibly payment to Preachers Aid Society. See letter from George W. Walker to James B. Finley, February 14,1849]. Abstract Number - 428https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1626/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Moses B. Walker to James B. Finley
Moses B. Walker has received Finley\u27s concerned letter. Yes, he did agree to pay the taxes on the land in Hancock County that Finley purchased from him. No, the payment has not yet been made. He and his brother George have written several letters to their agent to resolve some confusion over paid and unpaid taxes. Moses reassures Finley that he does still intend to pay, even if it costs $500. He asks Finley to wait patiently and the taxes will eventually be paid. Abstract Number - 267https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1265/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Moses B. Walker to James B. Finley
Moses B. Walker, brother of George W. Walker, has learned that Finley intends to travel to Hancock County to see his land. Moses wants Finley to know that he has not yet paid the taxes on the land Finley bought from him. If Finley sees fit to pay the taxes while in Hancock County, Moses will repay him. Abstract Number - 249https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1247/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Moses B. Walker to James B. Finley
Walker is sending Finley a certificate of deposit for $75 payable to him from the Eaton Bank. He hopes to pay the rest of his debt to Finley soon. Abstract Number - 456https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1654/thumbnail.jp
Letter from Moses B. Walker to James B. Finley
Moses Walker has from 300 on hand for Finley. He had hoped to have all of Finley\u27s money. Unfortunately, his Wilmington attorney lost $500 of Moses\u27 money on the way to deliver it to him. He has promised to refund the money to Walker before Christmas. Walker is anxious to pay Finley, as he wishes to be clear of debt. Abstract Number - 402https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/1600/thumbnail.jp
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