1815 NH Promissory Note to Caleb Stark Son of Revolutionary War Hero John Stark

Item: Original 1815 Promissory Note (IOU)
Location: Pembroke, New Hampshire
Date: March 6, 1815
Borrower: Jonathan Duncklee of Bow, NH
Payee: Caleb Stark (name pre-printed on the document)
Details: This historical promissory note represents a debt owed by Jonathan Duncklee to Caleb Stark, a notable New Hampshire figure. Caleb Stark (1759–1838) was the son of General John Stark, a Revolutionary War hero, and himself a veteran of the war. Beyond his military service, Caleb Stark became a prominent businessman and served in the New Hampshire State Senate. This document reflects his active involvement in the economic and political life of the state.
Historical Interest: Offers a tangible connection to early 19th-century New Hampshire and the Stark family’s enduring legacy.
Size: 3″ tall by 6.25″ wide
Perfect for: Collectors of Revolutionary War history, early U.S. financial documents, or those interested in notable American families.

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