The Winterthur Library

 The Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera

Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum

5105 Kennett Pike, Winterthur, Delaware  19735

302-888-4600 or 800-448-3883

 

 

OVERVIEW OF THE COLLECTION

 

Creator:         Unger, C. W.              

Title:               Watermark collection

Dates:             1632-1934

Call No.:         Col. 69

Acc. No.:        76x166

Quantity:        23 boxes (ca.7.5 cu. ft.)

Location:        15 C 2-5

 

 

 

BIOGRAPHICAL STATEMENT

 

C. W. Unger was an antiques, rare book, manuscripts, and printed ephemera dealer from Pottsville, Pennsylvania. He became a member of the Pennsylvania German Society in 1935 and was active in researching eastern Pennsylvania German families.

 

 

SCOPE AND CONTENT

 

This collection is comprised of papers, some blank, but most containing writing or printing, with watermarks, and in some cases countermarks.  Even though items in the collection are themselves identifiable, they were gathered because of their watermarks.  These marks reveal that paper in the collection was made in England, the Netherlands, France, and the United States.  Also included are photographs of watermarks.  As well, there are some notes, newspaper clippings, and correspondence about watermarks and paper mills.  Mr. Unger frequently corresponded with James F. Magee, Jr., who wrote about watermarks and eastern Pennsylvania paper mills for local newspapers. 

 

Many of the papers in the collection were used in Pennsylvania, New York, or New Jersey.  The papers chiefly concern business, both bills and letters, or judicial matters, such as notes about court cases, but there are some personal letters.  As well, there are pages out of printed books and blank pages.  Because the papers are arranged by watermark, papers related to one person or firm are usually scattered throughout the collection.  Sometimes an entire document was not saved, but merely the watermarked section or page. 

           

 

ORGANIZATION

           

The papers are arranged alphabetically by name or initials in the watermark.  Watermarks which consist only of designs are filed at the end.  Boxes 13-14 contain legal size papers, and Box 15 contains oversize papers.

 

The finding aid is in three sections.  The first is a list of the watermarks.  The second section gives details of all the documents in the collection, many of which are of interest because of their content.  The third section is an index to the names found in the documents (but not to the watermarks).  The index might not be complete, and the names in the index have not been checked against the actual documents for accuracy.

 

 

LANGUAGE OF MATERIALS

 

The materials are mostly in English, with some in German, and a couple in French or Spanish.

 

 

RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS

 

Collection is open to the public.  Copyright restrictions may apply.

 

 

PROVENANCE

           

Purchased from Ken Hottle.

 

 

ACCESS POINTS

 

People:

            Magee, James F., Jr.

 

Topics:

            Paper mills.

            Surveying.

            Watermarks - United States.

            Watermarks – France.

            Watermarks - England.

Watermarks - Netherlands.

 

Letters.

Invoices.

Marriage certificates.

Bills (financial).

Accounts.

Agreements.

Deeds.

Receipts.

           

 

 

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION

 

Location: 15 C 2-5

[note: all accession numbers begin with 76x166]

 

Finding Aid Section One: Watermarks

 

 

Box 1:

 

Folder 1:          A, A 1816 (.1-.3)

 

Folder 2:          CBA; CRA; HKA (.4-.5, .49)

 

Folder 3:          MA & Co (.6)

 

Folder 4:          PA (.7-.10)

 

Folder 5:          I Adam & Co; J Adam & Co (.11-.12)

 

Folder 6:          Allen, with dove holding olive branch (.13-.14)

 

Folder 7:          All Linen 1886, All Linen 1888, with coat of arms (.16-.17)

 

Folder 8:          The American Linen Paper (.18)

 

Folder 9:          D Ames (.19-.29)

 

Folder 10:        B. Amies, Phila; R. Amies, Phila; Amies (in script, with dove) [with other variations] (.32-.76)     

 

Folder 11:        W. Amies & Co, Phila [with variations] (.77-.122)

 

Folder 12:        Argyle Linen (with thistle) (.123-.133)

 

Folder 13:        WH Arthur & Co, New York (.135)

 

Folder 14:        Austin, with fleur-de-lis (.137-.139)

 

Folder 15:        B (.140-.144)

 

Folder 16:        B & Co, PTRSBg (.145)

 

Folder 17:        BB (.146-.148)

 

Folder 18:        B & B (.149-.152)

 

Folder 19:        BH & B (.153)

 

Folder 20:        CB (.154-.195)

 

Folder 21:        C & B (.198-.200)

 

Folder 22:        CB & B (.201)

 

Folder 23:        C & IB (.202-.209)

 

Folder 24:        DB (.210-.212)

 

Folder 25:        DB NH (.213-.215)

 

 

Box 2:

 

Folder 1:          DB & Co (.216-.217)

 

Folder 2:          FB (.219-.234)

 

Folder 3:          F & JB (.235)

 

Folder 4:          H & B (.236)

 

Folder 5:          H & F of B Vt. (.237)

 

Folder 6:          IB (.238-.246)

(some sheets include a scene with a lion inside a fence, Britannica keeping watch, and the motto Pro Patria)

 

Folder 7:          IFB (.248)

 

Folder 8:          I & R B (.1808)

 

Folder 9:          JB (.249-.254)

 

Folder 10:        JSB (.258)

 

Folder 11:        J & WB (.259)

 

Folders 12-13:             LB (.260-.262)

 

Folder 14:        MB (.263-.267)

 

Folder 15:        NB & Co (.268)

 

Folder 16:        PB (.269-.289)

 

Folder 17:        S & AB (.291-.292)

 

Folder 18:        TA & B (.293)

 

Folder 19:        TB (with a crest) (.294)

 

Folder 20:        T & GB (.295)

 

Folder 21:        WB (.300-.307)

 

Folder 22:        W & BO (.308-.309)

 

Folder 23:        W & B Co. (.310)

 

Folder 24:        WB & Co (.311)

 

Folder 25:        BH & W (.312)

 

Folder 26:        WS & B (.313-.322)

 

Folder 27:        Bailey Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia (with lion) (.323-.325)

 

Folder 28:        Baker (.326, .549)

[so identified, although the name Baker does not appear; there is a crest with Conn. Valley beneath it]

 

Folder 29:        Balto. (.327-.328)

 

Folder 30:        Band (with figure of Britannica) (.329)

 

Folder 31:        Banken(?) Linen (.330)

 

Folder 32:        Barbour & Mullen (.331-.333)

 

Folder 33:        Bath (.334-.335)

 

Folder 34:        P Bechtel (.336-.339)

 

Folder 35:        Bell, P. Bell (.340-.343)

[Note: accession .341 is two documents attached to each other, one with the P Bell watermark and the other with the watermark AK]

 

Folder 36:        L Bemis; D. Bemis & Co (.344-.348)

 

Folder 37:        Bevan & Co 1834 (with figure of Britannica) (.362)

 

Folder 38:        J Bigg (.363)

 

Folder 39:        Bissell & Pease (.364-.365)

 

Folder 40:        B. Blake (.366-.368)

 

Folder 41:        S. Boyer (.369-.373a; .372 and .373b in legal size box)

 

Folder 42:        Bratton (.374)

 

Folder 43:        C. Brenchley (.375)

 

 

Box 3:

 

Folder 1:          Wm Brown & Co., London; LL Brown Paper Company (with crest) (.376-.378)

 

Folder 2:          C Bunce (with hunting horn) (.379-.380)

 

Folder 3:          Busbridge (.381)

 

Folder 4:          D Butler, NH (.382)

 

Folder 5:          Butler (.383)

 

Folder 6:          J. Butler (.384-.408)

 

Folder 7:          John Butler (.409-.411)

 

Folder 8:          S & A Butler, US; S & A Butler & W Ward; Butler & Ward (.412-.429)

 

Folder 9:          C Burbank; Burbank (.430-.433)

 

Folder 10:        E Burbank (.434)

 

Folder 11:        C (.435)

 

Folder 12:        A & C (.436-.437)

 

Folder 13:        B P & C (.438)

 

Folder 14:        AGC (with head of woman) (.439)

 

Folder 15:        CC (.441-.446, .448)

 

Folder 16:        DC (.449-.455)

 

Folder 17:        EC 1831 (with Prince of Wales feathers) (.456)

 

Folder 18:        IC (.467-.475)

 

Folder 19:        JC (with coat of arms and the initials GR) (.476-.478)

 

Folder 20:        JIC & Co, BF Vt (.479-.480)

 

Folder 21:        J & LC (.481)

 

Folder 22:        KC, Nederlanden (.1047)

 

Folder 23:        LC (.482-.485)

 

Folder 24:        P & C (.486-.488)

 

Folder 25:        RC (.489, .491)

 

Folder 26:        SC (with coat of arms and dates) (.492-.511)

 

Folder 27:        T & C (.512)

 

Folder 28:        WC & Co (.513-.516)

 

Folder 29:        ZC (.517-.519)

 

Folder 30:        Caligraph Linen (.542-.545)

 

Folder 31:        Carew Co (with different versions of shield) (.520-.528)

 

Folder 32:        Certificate Bond (.546)

[this is probably the brand name, not the maker]

 

Folder 33:        Chevron Bond (.638)

[this is probably the brand name, not the maker]

 

Folder 34:        John Cirrons(?) [partial mark only] (.1571)

 

Folder 35:        John C Clark, Phila; J C Clark & Sons (.529-.536)

 

 

Box 4:

 

Folder 1:          Clarke (.537)

 

Folder 2:          Joseph Coles, 1797 (.547)

 

Folder 3:          A Cowan & Sons (with figure of Britannica) (.552)

 

Folder 4:          H Cox; B Cox (.550-.551)

 

Folder 5:          H Craig; I Craig; J Craig (.553-.564)

 

Folder 6:          Cranes (.538-.539, .601)

 

Folder 7:          Z Crane (.540-.541)

 

Folder 8:          D Crouse (.565-.567)

 

Folder 9:          Crown [1890s] (.568-.574)

 

Folder 10:        A C & W Curtis (.575)

 

Folder 11:        D & D NY Mill (.576-.578)

 

Folder 12:        DMD (.579)

 

Folders 13-14:             DWD (.580-.581)

 

Folder 15:        H & D (.582-.583)     

 

Folder 16:        JD (the initials appear in an archway) (.585-.588)

 

Folder 17:        M & D (.589-.590)

 

Folders 18-19:             PPD (with a plow and the motto “work and be rich”) (.591-.594)

 

Folder 20:        WD (two different styles, one in script with a crest, the other plain block letters) (.598-.599)

 

Folder 21:        D & Co (.600)

 

Folder 22:        V Dablan [England] (.606)

 

Folder 23:        W Debit (.602)

 

Folder 24:        Delaware (.603)

 

Folder 25:        Devries & Son (.605)

 

Folder 26:        R Donaldson; R Donaldson Phenix [sic] Mill; RD (with a phoenix design) (.595-.597, .608-.615)

 

Folder 27:        And Dumas (.616)

 

Folder 28:        Duhham & Co (.617)

 

Folder 29:        I Duvall(?) (.604)

 

Folder 30:        BE (.618)

 

Folder 31:        C & E (different styles of initials, one with a hunting horn) (.619-.620)

 

Folder 32:        EBE (.1802)

 

Folder 33:        T & E (.623)

 

Folder 34:        Edmeads & Pine (.632-.633, .635)

 

Folder 35:        T. Edmonds, 1824 (.634)

 

 

Box 5:

 

Folder 1:          Ehrhart (.636-.637)

 

Folder 2:          Ephrata (.624-.625, .627-.630)

 

Folder 3:          Ephrata – 1762 imprint, with crown (.631)

 

Folder 4:          F (with various dates, and a coat of arms on one sheet) (.639-.642)

 

Folder 5:          BF (below a coat of arms) (.643)

 

Folder 6:          CHF  (with a shield bearing a hunting horn, and the initials DB below that) (.644)

 

Folder 7:          DF (.645-.648)

 

Folder 8:          PF (.651)

 

Folder 9:          RF (.652)

 

Folder 10:        Fairfield (.653-.655)

 

Folder 11:        Farra (.656)

 

Folder 12:        Fellows (with various dates) (.657-.662)

 

Folder 13:        Floyd & Co (.663)

 

Folder 14:        Forge (.664)

 

Folder 15:        G (.665-.666)

 

Folder 16:        G & Co (.667-.671)

 

Folder 17:        BG (.672)

 

Folder 18:        C & G (.673)

 

Folder 19:        F G & Co (.674)

 

Folder 20:        GBG (under a crest) (.675)

 

Folder 21:        GG (.676)

 

Folder 22:        HG (under an eagle) (.677)

 

Folder 23:        IG (.678)

 

Folder 24:        ILG (.679, .821)

 

Folder 25:        J & EG (in script, with date 1826) (.682)

 

Folder 26:        J [could be I] G Sons & Co (.683)

 

Folder 27:        JMG (.693)

 

Folder 28:        LG (with a fleur-de-lis) (.694)

 

Folder 29:        LVG (one sheet includes a crest with a hunting horn, another has a crest with a fleur-de-lis) (.695-.696, .876)

                        [see also LV Gerrevink(?)]

 

Folder 30:        RG (.490, .697)

 

Folder 31:        TG & Co (one sheet includes a crest with a hunting horn) (.698-.699)

 

Folder 32:        WG (.700)

 

Folder 33:        Gardner (neither shows a complete watermark) (.701-.702)

 

Folder 34:        Garsons [could be Carsons] & Brown (.703)

 

Folder 35:        J Gater (.704-.705)

 

Folder 36:        Gen Stamp of [watermark incomplete] (.706)

                        [with added identification: William Young]

 

Folder 37:        LV Gerrevink(?) (under a crest with a hunting horn) (.707-.708)

                        [see also LVG]

 

Folder 38:        John Gibbons (.711-.716)

 

Folder 39:        Gilmour & Brothers (.717)

 

Folder 40:        T Gilpin & Co Brandywine (.718-.719)

 

Folder 41:        Goodwin (.720-.723)

 

Folder 42:        Gookin & Co, Rutland Vt (.724)

 

Folder 43:        P Gougon [in lower case script] (.725)

 

Folder 44:        J Green (dated 1815 and 1817) (.731-.732)

           

Folder 45:        Greene (.733)

 

Folder 46:        Gt Spring; I & L GtSpring (.680-.681, .727-.730)

 

Folder 47:        Guard Bridge Mill, Pirie (three pieces of paper, two with Guard Bridge Mill mark, and one with Pirie, document dated 1920) (.726)

                        [see also .1143 and .1144 for additional Pirie paper]

 

Folder 48:        H (.734-.746, .802-.803)

 

Folder 49:        CH (.747-.751)

 

Folder 50:        DH (with cloverleaf) (.752-.753)

                        [identified as Donald Hagey]

 

Folder 51:        FH (.754)

 

 

Box 6:

 

Folder 1:          GH (with fleur-de-lis) (.755) 

 

Folder 2:          HH; H & H (.756-.759)

 

Folder 3:          JH; JH & Co (on one sheet, the initials appear below a fleur-de-lis) (.760-.763)

 

Folder 4:          MH [or could be HM] (.764, .766-.767, .956, .958)

                        [note: there are various styles of initials]

 

Folder 5:          O & H (some sheets include Britannia figure) (.768-.776)

 

Folder 6:          TH [could be HT] (.778)

 

Folder 7:          SH (.777)

 

Folder 8:          WH [could also be HW] (.780, .1825)

 

Folder 9:          Hayes & Wise, 1800 (.782)

 

Folder 10:        Holdship (.783-.785)

 

Folder 11:        Holmes (.786)

 

Folder 12:        Hooker & Son (with a coat of arms that has the initials GR under it) (.787)

 

Folder 13:        E House (.791, .1806)

 

Folder 14:        AH Hubbard (.788-.790)

 

Folder 15:        R Hubbard (.792-.794)

 

Folder 16:        Hudson (several sheets include various designs of eagles and/or sailing ships, or the Britannia figure) (.795-.801, .804-.816)

                        [note: two sheets from New Orleans bear the watermark “For Records” – the name Hudson does not appear but someone has penciled in Hudson on one of them]

 

Folder 17:        SI (.817)

 

Folder 18:        Irving Mill (.818-.820)

 

Folder 19:        JLJ (.822)

 

Folder 20:        LJ (.823)

 

Folder 21:        Japanese Linen (with a crane) (.824-.827, .1655-.1656)

                        [possibly a brand name, rather than a company name)

 

Folder 22:        Jessups (.828-.831)

 

Folder 23:        Joynson (.832-.834)

 

Folder 24:        GK (.835)

 

Folder 25:        JK (.836-.837)

 

Folder 26:        M & K, N York (.838)

 

Folder 27:        A Kelty (with a dove) (.846)

 

Folder 28:        Kempton Mills (.863)

 

Folder 29:        Kent Mills (some sheets with Britannia figure, others with globe in an envelope) (.847-.854, .864)

 

Folder 30:        King (.855-.862)

 

Folder 31:        L (.877)

 

Folder 32:        L & Co (.878)

 

Folder 33:        AL (.879-.884)

 

Folder 34:        CL & Co; CL & Co, Balto. (.885, .1253)

 

Folder 35:        DL (.886)

 

Folder 36:        JL (.887-.888)

 

Folder 37:        L-JDL & Co (.890)

 

Folder 38:        L & L (.889)

 

Folder 39:        PL; P & L (.891-.892)

 

Folder 40:        R.P. & L. (.893)

 

Folder 41:        SL (.894-.896)

 

Folder 42:        SWL; S & WL (with a bell) (.897-.900)

 

Folder 43:        T& J L (some sheets include an eagle) (.903-.907, .1807))

 

 

Box 7:

 

Folder 1:          TWL(?) (.908-.909, .1103)

                        [might be TWP]

 

Folder 2:          WL (.910)

 

Folder 3:          Lathrop & Willard (.1513)

 

Folder 4:          Linwood Mills (.923-.925)

 

Folder 5:          Litchfield (?) (.926)

 

Folder 6:          Lydig & Mesier (with figure of Britannia) (.928)

 

Folder 7:          Lyons (.927)

 

Folder 8:          M (.929-.941)

 

Folder 9:          A & M (.943)

 

Folder 10:        AFM (.942)

 

Folder 11:        BM (.944)

 

Folder 12:        B & M (.945-.949)

 

Folder 13:        CM (.950-.951)

 

Folder 14:        C & McC (.952-.953)

 

Folder 15:        D & M (.954)

 

Folder 16:        DTM (.955)

 

Folder 17:        G & R M (in script under a shield) (.1293)

                        [G and R Munn? – see also folder 38 below]

 

Folder 18:        HM(?) (with star) (.779)

 

Folder 19:        HM [or could be MH] (.765, .957)

 

Folder 20:        IPM (with design of a phoenix) (.978)

 

Folder 21:        JM (some have design of a beehive) (.959-.976)

 

Folder 22:        JM & M (.979-.984)

 

Folder 23:        PM (.985)

 

Folder 24:        SM (initials on either side of a fleur-de-lis) (.986)

 

Folder 25:        WM, 1801 (with lion in an oval topped by a crown) (.1459)

 

Folder 26:        YM (.987-.988)

 

Folder 27:        GioroMagnani/Al Masso (with a crest that has an eagle on it) (.996-.997)

 

Folder 28:        Magnay & Pickering (.998)

 

Folder 29:        J Markle; Markle (.999-.1000)

 

Folder 30:        Matthews, 1836 (.1001)

 

Folder 31:        TMcC (.989-.993)

 

Folder 32:        Meeteer (.1019-.1021)

 

Folder 33:        Mercantile (.1022)

 

Folder 34:        PA Mesier; Peter A Mesier (.1023-.1028, .1117)

 

Folder 35:        Mode (.1034-.1038)

 

Folder 36:        A Mode (.1039)

 

Folder 37:        Moiniers Patent (.1029-.1033)

 

Folder 38:        G & R Munn (.1040)

(.1293 is probably another of their watermarks, see folder 17 above)

 

Folder 39:        W F Murphy & Sons, Philada (.1041-.1042)

 

Folder 40:        HN; IV [these are kept together because they came from the same book] (.1043-.1045)

 

Folder 41:        AO & Co (.1054-.1057)

 

Folder 42:        NO (.1064-.1065)

 

Folder 43:        Ohio (under an eagle) (.1058-.1059)

 

Folder 44:        Old Berkshire Mills (.349-.361)

 

Folder 45:        Old Ivanshire Mills (.1060-.1063)

 

Folder 46:        CC Olney (.1066-.1067)

 

Folder 47:        A Onderdonk (with an eagle) (.1068-.1072)

 

Folder 48:        Orholm (name inside a ring) (.1073)

 

Folder 49:        Owen & Hurlbut (includes the wrapper for a ream of their paper) (.1074-.1077)

 

Folder 50:        P (script letter, with a shield on which there are three circles) (.1114-.1115)

 

Folder 51:        AP (.1083)

 

Folder 52:        B & P, 1794 (.1090-.1092)

 

Folder 53:        BP & Co (.1087-.1089)

 

 

Box 8:

 

Folder 1:          BS & P (.1086)

 

Folder 2:          E & P, 1794 (.1084)

 

Folder 3:          HP (.1099-.1100)

 

Folder 4:          H & P (.1101-.1102)

 

Folder 5:          JP (.1108-.1113, .1809-.1810)

 

Folder 6:          KVP (.1082)

                        [from Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co., Michigan]

 

Folder 7:          REP (with liberty cap on a pole) (.1107)

 

Folder 8:          SP (inside a heart) (.1817-.1818)

 

Folder 9:          WP (.1104, .1126)

                        [identified as William Park of Virginia]

 

Folder 10:        WP (with arms of Virginia) (.1105)

 

Folder 11:        WP (.1106)

 

Folder 12:        L Paine (.1116)

 

Folder 13:        R Park & Co (.1118-.1125)

 

Folder 14:        W Parker (.1127)

 

Folder 15:        Parsons Co, Holyoke (with shield of United States Congress (.1128-.1130)

 

Folder 16:        N Patten (.1131-.1132)

 

Folder 17:        Patterson & Co (.1135-.1138)

 

Folder 18:        E Patterson (.1133)

 

Folder 19:        J Patterson & Co (.1134)

 

Folder 20:        Philadelphia (one sheet has a dove) (.1139-.1140)

 

Folder 21:        G Pike (.1141-.1142)

 

Folder 22:        A Pirie & Sons (.1143)

                        [see also .726 and .1144 for other Pirie papers]

 

Folder 23:        Pirie’s (.1144)

                        [see also .726 and .1143]

 

Folder 24:        Porter & Clark (.1145)

 

Folder 25:        Pure Linen (with an iron cross) (.1146-.1147, .1624)

 

Folder 26:        R (also includes a design of some sort) (.1148)

 

Folder 27:        AR (.1202-.1204)

 

Folder 28:        CR (with a design of some sort) (.1159-.1163)

 

Folder 29:        DR (.1164-.1166)

 

Folder 30:        GR (on one sheet, the GR is under a crest with a hunting horn on it) (.1167-.1171)

 

Folder 31:        HR (.1172-.1175)

 

Folder 32:        JR (.1176-.1180)

 

Folder 33:        JVR (.1181-.1184)

 

Folder 34:        MR (.1185-.1186)

[the initials are in the form of a monogram and are difficult to read; it could be a fancy M or a different combination of letters]

 

Folder 35:        NIR (.1813)

 

Folder 36:        SBR (with deer in ring) (.1815)

 

Folder 37:        WR (with a cloverleaf) (.1187)

                        [identified as possibly being William Rittenhouse II]

 

Folder 38:        Z & R. (.1188)

 

Folder 39:        A Rahn (.1189-.1201)

 

Folder 40:        G Reid (?) (.621)

 

Folder 41:        Rhoads & Sons (.1205-.1206)

 

Folder 42:        Rockville (.1207-.1209)

 

Folder 43:        Adrian(?) Rogge(?) (with design of flag flying on a ship(?) (.1212-.1213)

                        [paper is damaged, so name is difficult to read and design is difficult to see]

 

Folder 44:        Romev (name under a crest) (.1210-.1211)

 

Folder 45:        Royal Linen (with tau cross on a shield) (.1214)

 

Folder 46:        S & Co (on most sheets, this is within a five-pointed star) (.1236-.1242, .1333)

 

Folder 47:        ANS (within a ring) (.1243)

 

Folder 48:        B & S (.1244)

 

Folder 49:        BS & Co (.1085, .1245, .1798)

 

Folder 50:        CS (.1799)

                        [not Sauer]

 

Folder 51:        CS (with snake on cross) (.1800)

 

Folder 52:        CS (with star in circle) (.1801)

 

Folder 53:        S & D (.1816)

 

Folder 54:        ES (.1270-.1271)

 

 

Box 9:

 

Folder 1:          HS; HS, Sandy Run (.1272-.1278, .1314-.1315)

 

Folder 2:          IS & Co (.1279)

 

Folder 3:          JRUS, 1808, Bondon (.1280)

           

Folder 4:          J & S (on two sheets, these letters are inside a five-pointed star) (.1282-.1284)

 

Folder 5:          JS (.1281)

 

Folder 6:          JS & Co (.1285-.1290)

                        [some of the watermarks look like JSOC]

 

Folder 7:          JS, Gardner (.1291)

 

Folder 8:          JHS (with various designs, including one of a person with upraised arms) (.1292)

 

Folder 9:          LS (.1811)

 

Folder 10:        OH & S (.1301-.1304)

 

Folder 11:        TS, 1794 (.1305)

                        [might be FS]

 

Folder 12:        WS (two sheets include a fleur-de-lis) (.1306-.1313)

 

Folder 13:        Satorre (includes a cross within a circle) (.1316)

 

Folder 14:        Sauer (.1317-.1318)

 

Folder 15:        TH Saunders (.1319)

 

Folder 16:        Shepang Valley Mills (.1320-.1322)

 

Folder 17:        Sherer (.1323-.1332)

 

Folder 18:        Smith & Allnutt (.1338)

 

Folder 19:        Smith & Ingle (.1339)

 

Folder 20:        ST Smith, NY (.1335-.1337)

 

Folder 21:        J Smyth (.1334)

 

Folder 22:        Snyder (.1340-.1341)

 

Folder 23:        W Swan (.1342)

 

Folder 24:        C & T (with fleur-de-lis) (.1348)

 

Folder 25:        E ET (.1347)

 

Folder 26:        F & T (initials under a decorative design) (.1346)

 

Folder 27:        IT (.1343-.1345)

 

Folder 28:        MT (one sheet includes a plow) (.1363, .1677)

[a note identifies the sheet with the plow as coming from Morris Truman of Philadelphia]

 

Folder 29:        R & MT (.1354)

 

Folder 30:        S & T (.1349)

 

Folder 31:        ST & Co (with an anchor) (.1350-.1351)

 

Folder 32:        W & T (.1355)

 

Folder 33:        WT (.1476)

                        [might be TW]

 

Folder 34:        Thomas (with a lion inside an oval topped by a crown) (.1390-.1391)

 

Folder 35:        J & J Town (.1395)

 

Folder 36:        Truman’s & Co (with a design of some sort, perhaps a plow) (.1397-.1401)

 

Folder 37:        Turkey Mill (includes an eagle atop an American shield, with stars around it) (.1402)

 

Folder 38:        J & R Turner (.1403)

 

Folder 39:        W Turner & Son (.1404)

 

Folder 40:        U (.1408)

 

Folder 41:        U & Co (.1405)

 

Folders 42-43:             GU (.1364-.1367, .1369-.1372)

 

Folder 44:        JU & Co (.1374-.1379, .1381-.1389)

 

Folder 45:        PU (.1356-.1361)

 

Folder 46:        P Ulrick (.1406-.1407, .1409)

 

Folder 47:        US Army (with design of cannon, rifles, flags, and tents) (.134)

 

Folder 48:        US Congress (with design of eagle and little flowers) (.548)

           

Folder 49:        US Department of State (with an eagle) (.607)

 

Folder 50:        US Navy (.1046)

 

Folder 51:        US Post Office Department (with a man on horseback) (.1410)

 

Folder 52:        C Unkley (with fleur-de-lis) (.1823)

 

Folder 53:        IV (one sheet has the arms of Great Britain on it) (.1411-.1412)

                        [might be VI]

 

Folder 54:        BFV (.1413)

 

 

Box 10:

 

Folder 1:          W & CV (.1423)

 

Folder 2:          P Valentine & Co, Suffield Conn (.1414-.1417)

 

Folder 3:          van Gelder Zonen (.1419)

 

Folder 4:          W Venables & Co (with heart design) (.1420-.1421)

 

Folder 5:          Victoria Linen (with a crown) (.1422)

 

Folder 6:          W (with embellishments) (.1698)

 

Folder 7:          W Pure Linen (.1435-.1436)

 

Folder 8:          BW (.1437)

 

Folder 9:          B & W (.1438-.1445)

 

Folder 10:        DJR&W (.1446-.1447)

 

Folder 11:        EW & Co (.1448)

 

Folder 12:        E & W (.1449)

 

Folder 13:        H & W, Third River (with logo of two doves) (.781)

 

Folder 14:        JW (one sheet includes an eagle, the other a coat of arms topped with a crown)(.1450-.1451)

 

Folder 15:        JW & Son (.1452-.1456)

 

Folder 16:        LW; L&W (.1457-.1458)

 

Folder 17:        MW [could be WM] (.1461-.1465)

 

Folder 18:        RW & Co (.1352-.1353)

 

Folder 19:        S & W (.1474)

 

Folder 20:        SW & Co, N York (with logo of two doves) (.1475)

 

Folder 21:        WWW (inside a ring) (.1477)

 

Folder 22:        Walsh (.1478)

 

Folder 23:        Marcus Ward & Co (.1479)

 

Folder 24:        Wm. H. Ward & Co (.1480)

 

Folder 25:        J Webb (.1481-.1485)

 

Folder 26:        Weston’s (.1486-.1489)

 

Folder 27:        J Whatman; J Whatman Turkey Mill (.1497-.1499, .1502)

 

Folder 28:        Whiting Paper Co (.1490-.1496)

 

Folder 29:        Wilcox, Philada; JM Wilcox, Philada (one sheet has an ivy leaf) (.1503-.1512)

 

Folder 30:        Williams & Plum, Newark, N.J. (with an eagle) (.1514)

 

Folder 31:        C Wilmott (.1515-.1516)

 

Folder 32:        Woronoco Bond (.1517-.1518)

 

Folder 33:        HY (.1523)

                        [could be YH]

 

Folder 34:        WY & Co, Delaware (.1525-.1529)

 

Folder 35:        H Yates (.1530)

 

Folder 36:        W Young (.1519-.1522)

           

Folder 37:        Z (.1531)

 

Folder 38:        JZ (.1532-.1535)

 

Folder 39:        ampersand (.1708-.1710)

 

Folders 40-41: anchor (.1582-1587)

 

Folder 42:        arms of England (with garter) (.1548-.1549)

 

Folder 43:        arms of Massachusetts, with the letter M (Burbank) (.1550)

 

Folder 44:        arms of New York (various styles) (Samuel Campbell) (.1551-.1556)

 

Folder 45:        arms of Virginia (WP) (.1564)

 

Folder 46:        crossed arrows in double circle (Burbank) (.1707)

 

Folder 47:        beehive (John Matthews) (.1580-.1581)

 

Folder 48:        bell under crown-like design (Samuel Lewis) (.1631-.1633)

 

Folder 49:        bells (PB?) (.1576-.1579)

 

Folder 50:        bird (Allen) (.1608, .1613)

 

Folder 51:        Britannia with bell (.1575)

 

Folder 52:        Britannia in an oval, 1797 (.1557-.1558)

 

Folder 53:        Britannia in an oval, 1810 (.1559)

 

Folder 54:        Britannia in an oval, with partial date (1_1_) (.1560)

 

Folder 55:        Britannia in a circle (D) (.1561)

 

Folder 56:        Britannia in a circle (H) (.1562)

 

Folder 57         Britannia with GR (.1563):

 

Folder 58         Britannia in ovals, some with crowns, some without (.1565-.1569)

 

 

Box 11:

 

Folder 1:          castle tower (.1574)

 

Folder 2:          circle (.1637)

 

Folder 3:          circles with designs (.1572-.1573)

 

Folder 4:          clover leaf in circle (Saur, sower, CS, C. Saur) (.1627-.1629, .1821-.1822)

 

Folder 5:          clover leaf (DH – Daniel Haga-Hegy) (.1625-.1626)

 

Folder 6:          compass and right angle (Masonic symbol?) (.865-.875, .1700-.1706)

 

Folder 7:          crown and GR (.1634-.1636)

 

Folder 8:          crown and garter belt (blank center) (.1630)

 

Folder 9:          dates (1813, 1817, 1830) (.1543-.1547)

 

Folder 10:        deer (2 bodies and heads) (H. Katz) (.1622-.1623)

 

Folder 11:        dove (.1605-.1606)

 

Folder 12:        dove (Amies) (.1609-.1612, .1614-.1621)

 

Folder 13:        dove (Kelty) (.1607)

 

Folder 14:        Dutch lion and bell (PB) (.1602-.1604)

 

Folder 15:        Dutch vryhet lion, with a star; one sheet has a crowned GR (.1536-.1542)

 

Folder 16:        eagle with arrows and olive branch in its talons (.1588-.1589)

 

Folder 17:        eagle (small) (.1590-.1596)

 

Folder 18:        eagle in circle (Onerdonk?) (.1597-.1600)

 

Folder 19:        eagle above crossed flags (.1600a-b)

 

Folder 20:        eagle on cliff above river, ships in background (Hudson) (.1601)

 

Folder 21:        eagle with crown (.1716-.1717)

 

Folder 22:        eagle and post horn (.1685-.1686)

 

Folder 23:        eagles (.1718-.1719)

 

Folder 24:        eagles (Sellers style, K & B) (.1687-.1689)

 

Folder 25:        fish (H & B) (.1683)

 

Folder 26:        fleur-de-lis inside shield (,1803-.1805)

 

Folder 27:        fleur-de-lis (also pages marked IV and H) (.1736-.1737)

 

Folder 28:        flower (J Boies) (.1691-.1692)

 

Folder 29:        flowers (two tulips – Katz)  (.1715)

 

Folder 30:        harp (IC, I Copeland) (.1682)

 

Folder 31:        heart (.1681)

 

Folder 32:        Indian (C Bemis)  (.1680)

 

Folder 33:        ivy leaf (James Wilcox, 1830s) (.1693)

 

Folder 34:        lamb/sheep (J Robinson (.1679)

 

Folder 35:        leaf (.1713-.1714)

 

Folder 36:        lion (Genoa?) (.1678)

 

Folders 37-38: plows (.1668-.1676)

 

Folder 39:        post horns (some in shields, some not; Gilpin) (.1663-.1667)

 

Folder 40:        post rider (Dutch – A Rogge) (.1654)

 

Folder 41:        form of Pro Patria with lion inside fence watched over by Britannia (.1657, .1659-.1662)

 

Folder 42:        Pro Patria (.1658)

 

Folder 43:        starfish wheel [more like a flower] (.1720)

 

Folder 44:        ship (Thos. Amies) (.1653)

 

Folder 45:        star (SC – Simon Close) (.1639-.1640)

 

Folder 46:        star (H Katz) (.1641-.1642)

 

Folder 47:        star with six points (.1643-.1644, .1646-.1649)

 

Folder 48:        star with six points (WJ, Wm Idler) (.1650-.1652)

 

Folder 49:        star with five points (.1712)

 

Folder 50:        star wheel (.1820)

 

Folder 51:        star with five points, Linen 1881 (.1711)

 

Folder 52:        stitch (Sewald, York Me., 1796/1814 (.1570)

 

Folder 53:        sun with crown (Genoa) (.1684)

 

Folder 54:        Washington’s profile (Hudson) (.1695)

 

Folder 55:        wreath (partial) (.1638)

 

Folder 56:        miscellaneous partial symbols (and some blank paper) (.1721-.1735)

 

 

Box 12:

 

Folders 1-5:     unmarked paper and articles about paper (.1749-.1756, .1758-.1764, .1766-.1772, 1774-.1779, .1783-.1797)

 

Folder 6:          “Curious Paper Facts,” published by The Paper House of Pennsylvania, vol. 1, no. 1-7 (.1757, .1757a-f)

           

Folder 7:          Accessions book (.1781)

 

 

Box 13 (legal size):

 

Folder 1:          Allen (with dove symbol) (.15)

 

Folder 2:          Amies, Philada. (.90, .106, .110)

 

Folder 3:          Amies (unnumbered pages, many of the documents are in pieces)

 

Folder 4:          Austin & Carr (.136)

 

Folder 5:          CB (.177, .184, .196-.197)

 

Folder 6:          FB (with design of a crown atop a ring, with a bell underneath) (.229)

 

Folder 7:          JS, SB (both sets of initials appear on the paper) (.255-.257)

 

Folder 8:          PB (.277-.278, .287)

 

Folder 9:          S Boyer (with dates) (.372, .373b)

 

Folder 10:        CC (under a crown) (.440, .447)

 

Folder 11:        C & P (on some sheets, the initials are inside a heart) (.1093-.1098)

 

Folder 12:        E & C (.457-.466)

 

Folder 13:        Ephrata (FR on either side of a large 4)(.626)

 

Folder 14:        EF (with a crown)(.649-.650)

 

Folder 15:        RF (on either side of a stack of circles with a cross on top) (.1814)

 

Folder 16:        JLG (.684-.686, .690-.692)

 

Folder 17:        L Gevel (.709-.710)

 

Folder 18:        Gilmour & Brothers (.385.1)

                        [note: the G and the B are missing, so it really reads ilmour & rothers)

 

Folder 19:        CH (.750)

 

Folder 20:        PJK (.839-.845)

 

Folder 21:        TL (the T and the L are run together – so the bar of the T is crossing the L, also includes design of a plow) (.901-.902)

 

Folder 22:        Levan (.911-.922)

 

Folder 23:        M & T (.1362)

 

Folder 24:        JM (.977)

 

Folder 25:        TM & Co (.994-.995)

 

Folder 26:        Matthews (some sheets have a sheaf of wheat, others a beehive, and some are dated) (.1002-.1018)

 

Folder 27:        Needham & Co (.1048-.1049, .1051)

 

Folder 28:        Newton (.1052-.1053)

 

Folder 29:        NO (.1050)

 

Folder 30:        LP (.1078-.1081)

 

Folder 31:        AR; A & R (.1150-.1158)

 

Folder 32:        S (one sheet includes a three-leaf clover) (.1227-.1235)

 

Folder 33:        BS & Co (.1246-.1251)

 

Folder 34:        C & S (one sheet of paper has an eagle design, but it does not have C&S on it) (.1252, .1254-.1269)

 

Folder 35:        IS (? Could be TS) (.1149)

 

Folder 36:        NC S (.1299-.1300)

 

Folder 37:        SS (.1819)

 

Folder 38:        M & ET (.1812)

 

Folder 39:        E Towgood (.1392-.1394)

 

Folder 40:        Truman’s & Co (with plow) (.1396)

 

 

Box 14 (legal size):

 

Folder 1:          GU (.1368)

 

Folder 2:          W (.1824)

 

Folder 3:          JW & Son (.913)

 

Folder 4:          MW (with a dove design) (.1460)

 

Folder 5:          PW (with an eagle design) (.1466-.1473)

 

Folder 6:          J Whatman, Turkey Mill (.1500-.1501)

 

Folder 7:          WY & Co (.1524)

 

Folder 8:          WIZ (with eagle) (no accession numbers)

 

Folder 9:          bell (.218)

 

Folder 10:        crowned shield; fleur-de-lis (.1699)

[these on pages that are supposed to be from the 2d folio of Shakespeare’s plays, 1632]

 

Folder 11:        eagles (Sellers style) (.1690 and .1690a)

 

Folder 12:        fleur-de-lis (various styles, none on a shield or inside an oval (.1738-.1748)

 

Folder 13:        monogram (no accession number)

 

Folder 14:        post rider (no accession number)

 

Folder 15:        Pro Patria (with Britannia tending a lion inside a fence, also a coat of arms (.1658a)

           

Folder 16:        star with six points (.1645)

 

Folder 17:        tulip (.1694)

(A. Keller or Kellen)

 

Folder 18:        wheat sheaf inside an oval (John Matthews) (.1696-.1697)

 

Folder 19:        unmarked papers, picture of a paper mill, newspaper clippings about mills (.1751, .1763, .1770, .1773)

 

Folder 20:        some correspondence, pictures of watermarks, information on embossed revenue stamps (.1765)

 

Folder 21:        not watermarked papers (no accession numbers)

 

Folders 22-23: correspondence, pictures of watermarks, information about papermakers (.1772, .1775)

 

Folder 24:        alphabetical list of papermakers (.1780)

 

Folder 25:        newspaper: Atkinson’s Saturday Evening Post, January 4, 1834, includes an ad announcing a paper mill for sale in Chester County (.1786)

 

Folder 26:        correspondence: to Mr. Unger (.1782)

 

Folder 27:        correspondence and notes (.1788-.1796)

 

Folder 28:        notes about paper mills and watermarks (no accession number)

 

 

Box 15 (oversize):

 

Folder 1:          I & RB (.247, .622)

 

Folder 2:          IC (with a logo of some sort – perhaps a harp) (.470-.472)

 

Folder 3:          SC (with logo of a flower or sun) (.494)

 

Folder 4:          JGL (with fleur-de-lis in a shield) (.687-.689)

 

Folder 5:          J Robeson, Phila (some sheets have a design of a sheep) (.1215-.1226)

 

Folder 6:          LS (.1294-.1298)

 

Folders 7-8:     JU (.1373, .1380)

 

Folder 9:          P Valentine & Co, Suffield Conn (.1418)

 

Folder 10:        W (some sheets have a hunting horn on a shield above the letter W) (.1424-.1434)

 

 

Boxes 16-17: note cards about watermarks

 

 

Boxes 18-23: photographs of watermarks, arranged alphabetically by name or initials, or by design (bell, cat, etc.; the designs are in Box 23)


Finding Aid Section Two: Description of items in each folder:

 

[note: all accession numbers begin with 76x166]

 

The following accession numbers were not used or the items were lost before the collection was described: .30-.31, .290, .296-.299, .584.  Some items were not numbered at the time of acquisition and have been assigned letters in the descriptions which follow.

 

 

Box 1:

 

Folder 1: A, A 1816 (.1-.3)

 

.1         Letter: Stephen Whitney, New York, to John S. Hunn, Cashier, Bank of Newburgh, Feb. 2, 1820.  Instructions for payment of notes.  Reply on the back. 

.2         Bill to Jos. Diver from Manuel Eyre, 1830, no place.  [see Col. 657 for additional Eyre material]

.3         Mortgage indenture between Benjamin Boyers, yeoman, Charlestown, Chester County, Penn., and Caleb Brinton. Birmingham township, Chester County, for $300.00. April 5, 1816.

 

Folder 2: CBA; CRA; HKA (.4-.5, .49)

.4         Bill, to Sloop "Commerce", signed William Belcher for William Millward, mast maker, for booms, etc.  Philadelphia, April 20, 1792

.5         Disbursements of the Brig Nancy, Capt. Isaac Silliman, at San Lucar, Jan. 29, 1802, by George B. Dawson.

.49       Pamphlet - pp.213306, passim. "The Young Man's Best Companion."

 

Folder 3: MA & Co (.6)

.6         Letter from Joseph D. Farnsworth, Fairfield, to Thomas Astly, Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1823. Payment of notes.

 

Folder 4: PA (.7-.10)

.7a-b    Administration account for the estate of Jacob Boyer, cooper, Reading, Berks County, Penn., with John Strohecker, administrator, 1808.  [see also .1650]

.8         Bond between John Eissenhour [or Eissenhower], Windsor township, Berks County, Penn. and Godfried Seidle, yeoman, Windsor township, May 27, 1809.

.9         Blank page.

.10       Letter from John McDowell, Lewistown, Pa., to N. B. Boilieu, Secretary of the Commonwealth of Penn., Lancaster. Oct. 25, 1809, affirming a bond.

 

Folder 5: I Adam & Co; J Adam & Co (.11-.12)

.11       Note concerning a discharged mortgage, between Richard Duryer & wife, Walters W. Meyer [or Heyer] and wife Phebe, John F. Duryer and Cornelius Meyer [or Meyer] of New York City, on the one part, and Jacob Wilkins Jr., of the other, May 20, 1798, signed by Jane Dies of Catskill, Albany County. The bond is on the back.

.12       Notice of a sale (land), n.d., New York.  Names on notice: Doctor Benton, Mr. Birdsall, Mr. Gilbert, Col. Lindsey

 

Folder 6: Allen, with dove holding olive branch (.13-.14)

.13       Deed hiring Alfred Brooks and John Humphrey of New York as attorneys for Tappan & Mansfield of Boston. May 22, 1828.

.14       Power of attorney given to George W. Talbot, merchant of New York City, from Henry Dorr of Boston, April 26, 1821.  Inside: signature of notary public Charles Hayward.

 

Folder 7: All Linen 1886, All Linen 1888, with coat of arms (.16-.17)

.16       Typed letter from Thomas B. Prosser to John Edward Siddall, both of Philadelphia, Nov. 8, 1889           

.17       copy o f will of Louisa S. Kates, Sept. 20, 1882, Philadelphia.  Names nieces and nephews, all surnamed Kates (one niece married to a Hood).  Louisa S. Kates died August 20, 1884.

 

Folder 8: The American Linen Paper (.18)

.18       Grant by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, of belong­ings of Benjamin P. Sutter of D.C., to Daniel Sutter of Philadelphia. Witness, Walter S. Cox, Justice.  June 17, 1884.

 

Folder 9: D Ames (.19-.29)

.19       Letter from Charlotte Miller, South Hadley, to Miss Experience Chapin, West Springfield, [Massachusetts], May, 1805. [see also .182 and .937]

.20       Letter from W. H. Crawford [but Bradford penciled in, also], [Albany – penciled in], to Hon. O.C. Merrill, Congress Hall, Dec. 3, 1817. Matters of the court.

.21       Letter from Aug. Eichhorn, Baltimore, to W. Cramond, Philadelphia, February 6, 1819.  Encloses letter from Matthew O’Brien about carriage lamps of Baron de Dupuy.

.22       Letter from Joseph B. Lyon, Natchez, to John Gill Jr., and Francis Worley, New Orleans, March 12,  1822. Concerns cotton.

.23       Letter from Robert Gill, New York, to John Gill Jr., New Orleans, Jan. 26, 1822.  Concerns cotton.

.24       Letter from Robert Gill, New York, to John Gill Jr., New Orleans, Feb. 19, 1822.  Concerns cotton.

.25       Letter from Joseph B. Lyon, Natchez, to John Gill Jr., New Orleans, March, 7, 1822.  Concerns business.

.26       Bond on notes owed to William Taylor, Jr. by various people.  Hopkinsville and Russellville, Kentucky, Aug. 24, 1819.

.27       Letter from R. B. Magruder to John White.  n.p., Aug. 2, 1821, requesting the release of Mr. Davidges’(?) mortgage to Mr. Henry Nicolls.

.28       Letter from Rob. Abbott Jr. & Co., Richmond, Va., to E. A. Russell, Peters­burg, Va. April 5, 1821.  Concerns business.

.29       Letter from E. Wainwright, Hartford, addressed to Peter Wainwright Jr., but intended for his mother Mrs. Wainwright, Boston. Sept. 27, 1817.  [see also other Wainwright letters in collection]

 

Folder 10: B. Amies, Phila; R. Amies, Phila; Amies (in script, with dove) [with other variations] (.32-.76)

.32       Letter from J. Francis Fisher, Philadelphia, to Henry M. Walker, n.p., June 30, 1837.  Concerning a note of Joshua Sutcliff.

.33       Letter from Thos. C. Cash, New Orleans, to R. Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, May 20, 1834.  [additional Ashhurst material in Co.. 290]

.34       Letter from Lewis B. Fenwick, Frankfort, to John Gill, Jr., New Orleans, March 11, 1822.  Concerns property.

.35       Power of attorney.  John Gill, Jr. and Thomas Washington Little, to John Peyton Little, all merchants of Philadelphia, Sept. 18, 1820.

.36a-b Two pages of a document concerning the settlement of a will, seemlingly that of John Hollinshead.  Mentions Daniel Newbold in Burlington County as executor.  Also mentions Levi Peacock as orator and Lettis Hollsinhead Peacock as oratrix.  n.p., no date, but after 1786. [also see .90a-f].

.37       Letter to the Supreme Court [of New York], from Oliver Hutchinson of Wood & Hutchinson. New York, Oct. 3, 1835.  Concerns a deed.

.38       Notes on instructions for a company.  Dr. Fifield(?) vs. Loew(?) Co. n.p., n.d.

.39       Letter from Charles Witman, Reading, Pa., to Charles Graff, March 1, 1823. Concerns insertion of notice in newspaper.  [additional Graff papers in Col. 388]

.40       Blank folded letter sheet – blue.

.41       Pages G and S of an index, removed from some large volume, probably from Philadelphia, n.d.  [see also .50 and .101]

.42       Letter from Thomas W. Langley, Warren P.O., Chester County, to Robert Arundale [Arundel], Philadelphia, July 27, 1831. Concerns a settlement claim on estate of Mr. Hirsch(?). 

.43       Letter from John Hallowell, president of Court of Common Pleas, Philadelphia, to Thomas Davis, West Chester, Penn., July 12, 1821. Warrant for holding a special court; and an appointment pledge by John Hallowell for Thomas Davis at court.

.44       Letter from Hite & Ormsby, Louisville, to Richard Ashhurst, Philadelphia, July 12, 1822. Concerns the bank accounts of R. Ashhurst.  [see also Col. 290]

.45       Letter, George Weaver, Montgomery Square, to George Duffield, Comptroller General, [Lancaster, Penn.,] Feb. 14, 1806.  Not sufficient evidence to convict John Little for murder of his son.  [Original address wrapper for this letter is .68 below]

.46       Wrapper for a lease, Jacob W. Seitzinger et al to James Wild, Joseph Lyon, and Backies(?) W. Birge.

.47a     No. 5: Description of a plot of land in the Northern Liberties, abutting land belonging to Samuel Leech, Michael Hillegar, Thomas Leech, William Shippen, and Isaac Leech. In 1786, land leased to Johannes Hinckel.

.47b     No. 6: description of a piece of ground in the Northern Liberties, Samuel Leech to M.H., 1767.

.48       Plan of lots at corner of Franklin and Girard(?) Streets, probably in Philadelphia, n.p., n.d. 

.50       Pages M [no entries], N and O of an index, removed from some large volume, probably from Philadelphia, n.d.  [see also .41 and .101] 

.51       Letter from John Wiley, Philadelphia,.to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Jan. 12, 1830.  Please assist John Rubsam(?) attain information in relation to Whitman & Boyd and Seitzinger notes. 

.52       Letter from Alexander Irvin, Senate Chamber, [Harrisburg,] to Henry M. Walker, Philadelphia, Dec. 26, 1838.  Will attend to his request later. 

.53       Letter from Leslie Combs, Lexington, to Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, Nov. 11, 1836. Concerns John Crawford's debts. 

Also a letter from S.H. Anderson, Lancaster, Ky., to Ashhurst, concerning Crawford.  Oct. 25, 1836.

.54       Letter from Paul Shipley, Nashville, Tenn., to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, May 15, 1833. Concerns finances of a business.

.55       A list of G.E. Mason's notes.  June 1, 1837, n.p.

.56       R. R. Dorsey in accounts current with Mrs. Maria Dorsey, Philadelphia, Nov. 19, 1833. 

.57       Letter from Patterson B. West, Nashville, to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, July 8, 1833.

.58a-b  Letter and sales account.  William Taylor & Son to Peter Aurand Sr. and Jr. Philadelphia, Dec. 11, 1828.

.59       Letter from John W. Scheetz, Norristown, to Robert J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 1830.  Concerns payment of a bill. [additional Scheetz materials are also in this collection]

.60       Letter from Anderson & McMeehan, Russellville, Alabama, [postmarked Nashville, Tenn.,] to Rich. Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, July 10, 1839.  Also a list of goods, mostly textile fabrics. 

.61       Mortgage bond indenture.  James Hamilton Moore, Bristol Township, Philadelphia County, to Matthias R. Miller and Edward Royal, Germantown, Penn., Jan. 1, 1846.

.62       Letter from David Snyder, Harrisburg, to J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Feb. 9, 1829. Concerns the Montgomery Benevolent Society.

.63       Bond and warrant for $3,000 between Robert R. Dorsey, M.D., Philadelphia, and the Union Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.  Jan. 18, 1844.

.64       Land purchase agreement between George Beamer and Benjamin King, n.p., July 23, 1839.

.65       Land agreement for division between Samuel Boyer and Jacob Benfinger [or Bensinger], Schuylkill County, and John Dresh and family [members named], Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, March 3, 1832.

.66       Letter from James Dykes & Co., Norfolk, to Mr. Cramond. Philadelphia, July 7, 1817.

.67       Letter from John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, to Yeatman & Kent, Huntsville, Ala., Jan. 30, 1826. Concerns money transactions and cotton.  [see also .89]

.68       Address sheet, to George Duffiel, Comptroller(?), Lancaster, Penn., contained the letter from George Weaver, Montgomery Square, Feb. 14, 1806, that is number .45 [see above]

.69       Deed. Poll. Daniel Fitler, High Sheriff of Philadelphia City and County, to George Gelback, 1839.  Concerning property of George C. Baker, Kensington. 

.70       Thomas Mason's estate; written explanations of estate ownership, n.p., n.d.  Names Mason’s heirs.  He died September 29, 1793.

.71-.72             Notes on Ogden vs. Jonas Phillips, 1832, n.p.

.73       Letter from the District Court of Philadelphia to Remdale(?) Hutcheson(?), Philadelphia, March 7, 1819.  Judgment in favor of John C. Smith.

.74       Note to J. M. Neace from JUS(?), concerning money owed, n.p., March 7.

.75       Sworn statement by John Titus in New Jersey Chancery concerning the Trenton Banking Co. and Zachariah Rossele, trustee of Ann E. Woodruff, et al.  Signed by William Halsted.  April 6, 1835. Mortgage due.

.76       Sworn statements by Liscomb R. Titus and Philemon Dickinson in New Jersey Chancery concerning the Trenton Banking Co. and Zachariah Rossell for Ann E. Woodruff.  April 6, 1835, and a sworn statement by Philemon Dickinson... April 7, 1835.

 

Folder 11:  W. Amies & Co, Phila [with variations] (.77-.122)

.77       Letter from James [no surname, probably McFarland, see .80 below], Philadelphia, to Miss Elizabeth Shannon ("Dear Cousin"), Norriton township, Montgomery County, Penn., Oct. 30, 1828.

.78       Letter from Senator Baulay, Harrisburg, to Robert Stewart, Bedford, Penn., April 9, 1838.

.79       Letter from Gab. Nourse, Washington, D.C., to Bryant, Auditor General, Harrisburg, Penn., Sept. 30, 1818.  Concerns Henry Young, “a poor old solderi of 89 years,” and what is needed to secure his pension.

.80       Letter from Jas. B. McFarland, Philadelphia, to Miss Elizabeth Shannon, Norriton township, Montgomery County, Penn., Feb. 19, 1834.  Sends cambric which he requests that she make into handkerchiefs.

.81a-c              Various geometrical drawings by hand, n.p., n.d.  pink and yellow papers

.82       Various geometrical drawings by hand, n.p., n.d.  blue paper

.83       Account of a bond.  William Craig to John and William Penn. n.p., Oct. 27, 1821.

.84       Receipted bill, Bernard Soulia [or Soulis], paid W.(?) & D. Lowber, signed by John Burrows.  Philadelphia, Dec. 31, 1820.  For boots and shoes for Bernard and Albion.

.85       List of payments on account of Beaver costs.  1814, Beaver County.

.86       Benjamin B. Cooper in account with Charles C. Gaskill from 1831 to 1832. n.p.

.87       Agreement between Abraham Potts, Norwegian township, Schuylkill County, and Jacob W. Sietzinger, Berks County, for land sale. Aug. 23, 1833. 

.88       Lease contract between Frederick Graff and Charles Graff, and Thomas W. Stewart, Philadelphia, Dec. 1, 1840.  [see also Col. 388]

.89       Copy of a letter from John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, to Yeatman & Kent.  July 28, 1826.  Concerns banking.  [see also .67] 

.91       Letter from A. Ferguson, Philadelphia, to John Gill, Jr. Oct. 12, 1827. Con­cerns Deshler’s business.

.92       Letter from Jacob Sulger, Philadelphia, to John Godf. Wachsmuth, Germantown.  Aug. 6, 1827.            Encloses a check for $3,547.83 on Tobias Beckler's mortgage.

.93       Letter from J. F. Groome, Elkton, Md., to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, Jan. 2, 1830.  Concerns payment of a bill.

.94       Letter from Geo. Morris, Baltimore, to John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, June 10, 1830.

.95       Letter from John C. Groome, attorney, Elkton, Md., to John Gill & Co., Philadelphia, Sept. 19, 1829.   About the claim against Bouchell.

.96       Letter from John H. Scheetz, Norristown, to Henry Smith, Reading, Penn.  Jan. 3, 1827.

.97       Rental agreement between Hugh Colhoun and Mrs. Margaret Richards, Philadelphia, July 4,1837.

.98       Blank paper - blue.

.99       Blank paper - blue.

.100     Letter from A. M. Upshaw, Philadelphia, to Mr. John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, March 31, 1836.  Concerns debts of a firm.

.101     Page N of an index, removed from some large volume, probably from Philadelphia, n.d.  [see also . 41 and .50]

.102     Letter from John Scheetz, Norristown, to Robert J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Jan. 27, 1830. Concerns a debt. 

.103     Blank paper, with faint embossed design.

.104     Letter from Thomas C. Cash, New Orleans, to R. Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia., Nov. 21, 1830.  Concerns commerce between them.

.105     Letter from Rory P. Smith, Philadelphia, to Joseph Thomas, Pottsville, Pa., July 6, 1832.  Payment of a note for $250.

.107     Settlement of the estate of Magdalene Kolb deceased. Upper Hanover township, Montgomery County, Dec. 9, 1824.  George Kolb, administrator. 

.108     Lease of Rent to Messrs. Kay & Troutman from Mrs. Ann Graff, Phila., July 1, 1849.

.109     Letter from John Wiley, Philadelphia, to Alexander L. Hayes, Reading.  Dec. 21, 1826. Concerns the late William Wiley and his brothers John, Joseph, Robert.

.111     "Abstract of interest..." by Thomas Turner, Collector for Georgetown, D.C. June 30, 1827.  Names obligers.

.112     Letter from John Scheetz, Norristown, to Frederick Smith, Reading, Pa., 1827, April 7.  Concerns a possible suit between McCaulis & Chamber, and Nathaniel B. Hobart.

.113     Letter from William Miller to W. D. Lewis, n.p., Aug. 25, 1834.  Concerns money due.

.114     Note swearing of no indebtness on the part of Marks John Biddle to Jonathan Wynn.  Unfinished.  n.p., n.d.

.115     Letter from Frederick Graff and Charles Graff, Philadelphia, to James S. Martin Sept. 26, 1845.  Demand of payment for store leases or face eviction.

.116a-d            Part of a lease agreement, unsigned, n.d., n.p., Wild, Lyon & Birge to take over leases of coal mines from Patterson & Pott, Hoch & Stauffer, and Beech & Craven.  Mines might be owned by Seitzinger, Wetherill & Gumbes(?).

.117     Letter from Joseph Thomson, Philadelphia, to cousin Hannah Harrington, Westfield, New Jersey, Oct.7, 1829.  Purchasing writing paper; family news. 

.118     Blank paper - blue.

.119     Blank paper - blue.

.120     Blank paper - blue.

.121     Letter from William Lambert Dorr, Billerica, to "Dear Aunt" Miss Charlotte Lambert, Roxbury, Mass. Feb. 9, 1823.

.122     Drawing of streets (Sixth and Weaver) and calculations. No name, n.d., n.p.

 

Folder 12: Argyle Linen (with thistle) (.123-.133)

.123     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to Hon. R. L.Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 15, 1909.  Concerns the case of Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co.

.124     Notice to the case of Daniel J. Timony vs. M.S. Kemmerer & Co., Court of Common Pleas, Luzerne County, Penn., May 1906.

.125     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, to Hon. R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 1, 1909.  Concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co. case.

.126     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, to R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Dec. 17, 1909.  Concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co. case. 

.127     Page 2 of a letter from S. P. Wolverton to Hon. R. L. Ashhurst, n.d., n.p., concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co. case.

.128     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, to W. R. Webster, Philadelphia, Feb. 22, 1909.  Concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co. case.

.129     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, to Hon. R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 2, 1909.  Concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co. case.

.130     Page 2 of no. .129.

.131     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Jr., Sunbury, to Hon. R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 13, 1909. Concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer & Co. case.

.132     Page 2 of no. .131.

.133     Letter from S.P. Wolverton, Sunbury, to Hon. R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 10, 1907.  Concerns court cases.

 

 

Folder 13: WH Arthur & Co, New York (.135)

.135     Letter from Charles M. Dupuy, Saratoga Springs, N.Y., to "Dear H", July 14, 1856. Concerns renting the house to J. C. Dewald.

 

Folder 14: Austin, with fleur-de-lis (.137-.139)

.137     Account page of Benjamin B. Cooper(?), about orchards, July 1, 1830. n.p.

.138     Deed from Rachel Ridgway, formerly Murell, Springfield township, Burling County, New Jersey, to Israel Hewan (or Ewing), Gloucester County, Dec. 9, 1812.

.139     Deed from William Henry, Sheriff of Beaver County, Penn., to Hugh Davis of Allegheny County.  Pennsylvania, Beaver County, Feb. 6, 1806.

 

Folder 15: B (.140-.144)

.140     Blank paper.

.141     Blank paper.

.142     Letter from A. (?). Henderson, Baltimore, to W. D. Lewis, Philadelphia, May 1, 1834.  Concerns a meeting of the board and a decision about an afternoon line.

.143     Blank paper.

.144     Blank paper.

 

Folder 16: B & Co, PTRSBg (.145)

.145     Letter from Thomas Foulke, Richmond, to Thomas Ashley, Philadelphia, Nov. 22, 1814.  Concerns business.

 

Folder 17: BB (.146-.148)

.146     Letter from Elton & Beck, Philadelphia, to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Penn., June 19, 1828.  Business.

.147     Note of a transaction/payment to Richard Smith, singed S. Smith, Washington, July 29, 1835.  Addressed to Jno. M. Read, Philadelphia.

.148     Hand written duplicate letter from Elton & Beck, Philadelphia, to Henry W. Smith of Reading, at Lancaster, Penn., May 22, 1828.  Concerns payment of a bill.

 

Folder 18: B & B (.149-.152)

.149     Receipt for payment by C. Master for a note by L. Biles to Robert Campbell, signed John Brown, Aug. 5, 1829. n.p.

.150     Cornelius Martin in account with W. & I. Brooks, n.p., 1829-1832.

.151     One half of a bond of land, of James Gray and Robert Russel, commissioners of Warren County, Penn., to James Benson, Asa Winter, & Jacob Mead, then sold the land to Cornelius Masten [or Martin], n.d.

.152     Letter from Laurie & Telfer, Norfolk, to Francis Bell, with added note from Warren Ashley to deliver to Arthur Jones of Edenton. Jan. 11, 1800.  Concerns payment of a note.

 

Folder 19: BH & B (.153)

.153     Entry of merchandise imported in the ship "Grand Turk," Wm. Loring, master, from Liverpool, by Thos. Hewitt, N.Y., Oct. 22, 1810.  Crates of earthenware.

 

Folder 20: CB (.154-.195)

.154     Note: promise to pay David Bricker, from Frantz Brumbach, n.p., May 23, 1788.  Also signed by Samuel Eby.

.155     Letter to Jabez Clark, Windham, from Elisha Stearns, 1811.  Concerns bill of Justice of the Peace J. Barnes.

.156     Bond of Godlieb Ebert, yeoman of Franklin County, Penn., to Margaret Jack, same place, Oct. 7, 1788.  On April 27, 1803, she reassigned the bond to George Gillespie and Joseph Strong.  More about bond, Sept. 7, 1821, Philadlephia.

.157     Bond from Henry Werfel, Dauphin County, Penn., to Jacob Keiver, same county, May 11, 1796.

.158     Expense notes of John Forer. n.p., Sept. 28, 1780.

.159     Bottom half of a sheet of expenses to unknown, n.p., 1784-1785.

.160     Page of a ledger dated 1792-1794. n.p.

.161     bill to John Myley, n.d., n.p.

.162     Articles of an agreement between Andrew Ary, a free man of color in Berks County, Penn., and John Creek, same place, Aug. 27, 1805.

.163     Blank page.

.164     Essay, hand written on cases from "the early record," for the County of New Haven, Conn.  Concerns settlers of the region, n.d.

.165     Article of agreement between Christian Hunt, Lancaster County, and David Grove, yeoman, same county, Penn., Feb. 23, 1801.

.166     Expense note paid by Capt. Vansytes to Wood & Hamlet.  Dec. 1787, for bolts, marlin pike, staples, etc., for sloop, n.p.

.167     Note. "John Biemensduffer for making rails.” In German, 1791, n.p.

.168     Deposition of Christian Carpenter, a witness to the case of Timothy Peaceable Lees, John Ritt, and Thomas Troublesome with notice to John Hoffer.  Berks County, Penn., 1805.

.169     Letter from Morrow & McCormick, Chambersburg, to Messrs. Andrew Clow & Co., Phila., Nov. 9, 1790.  Concerns business. [For more about Andrew Clow & Co., see Col. 363 at this repository; additional Clow & Co. material is found in this collection, as well.]

.170     Statement concerning militia Dauphin County, Penn., mentioning John Grum, captain of the first Battalion, and John Gloninger(?), lieutenant, 1787.

.171     Page of a ledger.  Names and debts, n.p., n.d.

.172.    Bond written in German from Johannes [illegible] to [illegible], Lancaster County, Penn., March 1786.

.173     Note, promise to pay, from Andrew Clow & Co. to Henry Seckel. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 1792.

.174     Blank page.

.175     blank page

.176     Bond between Abigail Shepherd and Joseph Curtis, Roxbury, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, March 1806. For a tract of land.

.178a-d            4 Blank pages.

.179     Letter from Samuel [or James] Hopkins to Jasper Moylan, n.d., n.p.  Compensation for services.

.180     List of court cases, sent to Edward Burd by Thos. Duncan et al., Philadelphia, n.d.

.181     Letter from James Short, York, Pa., to Messrs. Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Oct. 13, 1790.  Concerns credit of James Short.

.182     Letter from Hiram Levy, Boston, to Aunt Experience Chapin, Easthampton, Mass., Jan 4, 1821. Concerns the death of Hiram's mother; has heard the Rev. Mr. Ward of India preach. [see also .19 and .937]

.183     Agreement (not paid) between John, Joseph, and Daniel Becker with Jacob Becker, all of Lancaster County, Penn., Oct. 15, 1785.

.185     Receipt, received by Jacob Garber for the sum of 1:2:6 pounds, from Lutwig Gross, n.p., April 6, 1809.

.186     Bond between John Plitt of New Holland, Lancaster County, Penn., and Jacob Ringwalt of Earl township, Lancaster County, to settle differences between John Plitt and John Hoffer, Penn., May 13, 1807.

.187     Letter from William Boyce, York, Pa., to Messrs. Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, June 9, 1790.  Concerns debts.

.188     Bond between Henry Snotterly, Jr, administrator for Rudolf Souder deceased,

and Sabina Snevely and John Gloninger, administrator for Caspar Snevely, deceased. Signed: J. Hubley. Dauphin County, Penn., Aug. 1785.  Not completed.

.189     Letter from Joseph Wheaton, Andrew G. Fraunces and Edward Scott(?), Philadelphia, to Thomas Mifflin, Governor of Pennsylvania.  April 17, 1792.  Concerns the National Guard.

.190     Bond, unfinished.  Joseph Smith and John Clarke and his wife Mary

formerly Smith) to Conrad Wolfley and Jacob Rouke, executors of the last will and testament of Stephen Poorman.  Lancaster County, May 1784.

.191     Note in German. Manheim, Penn., 1782.  Concerns Margaret Kline, widow.

.192     Arbitration Bond.  From George Glaze, miller, Lancaster County, to Isaac Adams, yeoman, Berks County, Penn., March 10, 1796.  On the back: Sebastian Miller, John Van Read, and John Ludwig, arbitrators, ordering George Glaze out of his property to Isaac Adams. 1796.

.193     Blank page.

.194     Bond, in the Orphans Court, Lancaster County, Penn., March 24, 1783.  Concerns audits.

.195     Receipt, Joseph Bomberger (or Bamberger) for a copy of the will of Peter Shitz. Signed by Andrew Forrest(?). n.p., Dec. 15, 1798.

 

Folder 21: C & B (.198-.200)

.198     Discharge of a mortgage between John and Mercy Schrank and Joseph and Sarah Dubois, made the 6th of Jan., 1797. New York, June 24, 1797. On the back: James Kent witnessing the discharge.

.199     wrapper for .198).

.200     Blank page.

 

Folder 22: CB & B (.201)

.201     Petition of William Nailer, administrator of John Williams, deceased, to the Court of Common Pleas, Stark County, Ohio, April 4, 1811.

 

Folder 23: C & IB (.202-.209)

.202     Appointment of Marks Grove of Earl township as guardian over the estate of Jacob Winger, minor son of Michael Winger, by the Orphans Court of Lancaster County, Sept. 1794. Signed: Henry D. Hubley and John Hubley.

.203     Blank page.

.204     Letter from G. Smith, York, to David Lenox, Philadelphia, Jan. 4, 1796.  Concerns Jno. Lukens and a payment for shoes.

.205     wrapper for .207, although Geenour is misspelled as Shenour

.206     Blank page.

.207     Letter of power of attorney. Andrew Geenour and Margaret his wife, Lancaster County, appointing Henry K. Helmuth as attorney. Penn., April 29, 1793, to recover what was due to her deceased son Peter Raup, who served in the 10th Pennsylvania Regiment under Capt. Jacob Weaver.

.208     Bond between Jacob Becker and Joseph Bomberger. Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, March 1, 1808.

.209     Mr. Duponeau request Mr. Wachsmuth to send him a note of James Newport.  Other men mentioned.  Receipt signed by Gustavus F. Goetz.  n.d., n.p.

 

Folder 24: DB (.210-.212)

.210     Letter from John G. Eason, Jonesboro, to Richard Ashhurst, Philadelphia. Oct. 7, 1832. Concerns business.

.211     Letter, copy of. From C. Gulager, Canton, to John R. Latimer.  Nov. 16, 1830.  Concerns cigars and mentions Manuel Eyre.

.212     Letter, Alfred Willard, Boston, to Frederick White. May 17, 1828. Appointment of White as Willard's attorney.

 

Folder 25: DB NH (.213-.215)

.213           Shipment order for goods on the Boston, Gould being master, shipped by Lowe & Reed from Boston to New York, to be delivered to Geo B. Archer. Boston, April 12, 1829.

.214           Letter from J. M. Eddy, [Bridgewater,] to Samuel Breck, Cambridge, Mass.,  March 28, no year. Concerns some personal business about some letters misinterpreted.

.215           Account sheet of the Life & Fire Insurance Company with Jacob Barker "in relation to the Fulton Bank and Morris Canal Bank Stock.." New York, Aug. 23, 1826.

 

 

Box 2:

 

Folder 1: DB & Co (.216-.217)

.216     Letter from Daniel McNeil, Point Peter, near Wilmington, to Isaac Brumen [or Brunsen], Philadelphia, pertaining to payments, April 4, 1792.  Other names: Messrs. E. Dutilh and Wachsmuth; F.(?) Fountain(?)

.217     Miscellaneous matters and calculations with the names of Joseph Young and Joseph & Father Co. n.d., n.p.

 

Folder 2: FB (.219-.234)

.219     "Das IV Buch". Part of Ezra, pages 969-976, in German, n.p., n.d.

.220     "Das II Buch": part of Samuel, pages 289-296, in German, n.p., n.d.

.221     Drawing/Draft of lots along Browne St., between Third and Charlotte St., n.d., n.p. but probably Philadelphia. [see also .245]

            On back: rental agreement between J. [or I.] Kessler and John Havelin of the Northern Liberties, n.d.

.222     Bill of Spain & Lodor to Capt. Vansitz for supplies for brig, n.p., 1792.

.223     Bill of John Johnson to Messrs. Massey & Shoemaker. Philadelphia, April 7, 1800, for soap.

.224     Account of wages paid laborers on board ship Hannibal, n.d., n.p.  [lists names]

.225     Bill of John R. Taylor to Capt. Thomas Lillibridge et. al., for the schooner Little Will, Philadelphia, Sept. 18, 1799. (sails, rope, canvas, thimbles, etc.)

.226     Bills of Peter Gear or P. Tally to Robert, Tom & Sall Graff, n.d., n.p.

.227a   Measurement of the lots on Front Street, between Maiden and Canal Streets. Watering Committee, [Philadelphia], 1834.  [lists residents’ names]

.227b   Measurement of the paving on Front Street, between Maiden St. and Cohocksink Creek, by Joseph Siddall, [Philadelphia], 1834.  [lists residents’ names]

.228     Measurement of the lots fronting Germantown Road between Laurel and Canal Streets, taken for the Watering Committee, [Philadelphia], 1834.  [lists residents’ names]

.230     Letter of attorney, William M. Camac of Philadelphia appoints Joseph H. Siddall, surveryor of Philadelphia, for rent collection, March 5, 1834.

.231     Part of the book An Extract of Miss Mary Gilbert’s Journal.... London; Philadelphia: Re-printed and Sold by David Hall, and William Sellers, 1769.    pp.iii-viii, 1-66, with two pages listing other books.  Signed: Elizabeth Ash.  

.232     Sheet cut off from a ledger, no names, n.p., n.d.

.233     Receipted bill, Paul Seimen paid Jacob Downing for flour, Philadelphia, July 10, 1788.

.234     Letter from Vin. M. Pelez(?), Philadelphia, to Mr. Kay, June 7, 1793.  Concerns payment of a bill.

 

Folder 3: F & JB (.235)

.235     Pages 82-88 of a German book with no title,  n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 4: H & B (.236)

.236     Letter from Benj. Dunkin, Mooresville, Ala., to Richard Ashhurst & Son, Philadelphia, Jan. 3, 1829.  The letter is attached to a list of goods purchased.

 

Folder 5: H & F of B Vt. (.237)

.237     Letter to Master William P. Hill, New Hampton Academy, N.H., from father Isaac Hill, Concord, N.H., July 19, 1830.

 

Folder 6: IB (.238-.246) (some sheets include a scene with a lion inside a fence, Britannica keeping watch, and the motto Pro Patria)

.238     Note in French, account of expenses of James J. Mazurie from Philadelphia to New York, February, 1803, on the ship Le Gascon. E. Dutilh mentioned.

.239     Letter from Patrick Orr, Bridgeton, to Thos. Macdonald, Sept. 20, 1798. Concerns William Orr and the ownership of a ship with others.

.240     Expense sheet for sugar shipped from Havana to Philadlephia on board a ship of which Joseph Glenn was master, no date.

.241a-c            Three blank sheets.

.242     Deed from Benjamin Rice to Joseph Rice, Grafton, New Hampshire, June 17, 1783.

.243     Receipted bill, Capt. Watson of the schooner Little Will, paid Carmichael & Farr for provisions, Philadelphia, March 18, 1790.

.244     Account sheet of Mary & William Wood [or Woods], in acc't. with William Wister. n. p., 1792-1793.

.245     Draft of streets and lots along Brown St., between Charlotte and Third, n.d., n.p. [see also. .221]

.246     Receipt, Christian Streib received from Jacob Graff, executor of estate of Jacob Graff, April 21, 1786 and July 27, 1787, no place

 

Folder 7: IFB (.248)

.248     Blank page.

 

Folder 8: I & R B (.1808)

            .1808   Pages 361-364 of Book II of Wars of the Jews.  n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 9: JB (.249-.254)

.249     Letter from J. K. [or H.] Douglas, Camden, to Colonel Andrew Pickens, Salisbury, N.C., Oct. 13, 1812.

.250     Bond between Jacob Bower and Michael Bower, Sr., Berks County, Penn., Nov., 27, 1795.

.251     Bond and Warrant from Emmon [or Emmor] Carter to John Dilworth, Chester County, Penn., Aug. 4, 1819.

.252     Bill to Edward Lawrence from Rufus Weer, for shoeing a horse, n.p., 1822.

.253a   Discharge of mortgage between William & Anna Secor & Caleb Horton. New York City, Sept. 10, 1817.

.253b   Discharge of mortgage between Letty Debaun and James Dusenberry, New York City, April 30,1825.

.254     Deed between Andrew Bell of Perth Amboy and Benjamin B. Cooper of Monmouth County, New Jersey, April 21, 1823.

 

Folder 10: JSB (.258)

.258     Indictment, West Chester County Court in White Plains, [New York,], against

Francis Galler, Abraham Forman and Thomas Golden, all of York Town, for inciting a riot. Sept. 10, 1792.

 

Folder 11: J & WB (.259)

.259     Letter from Michael Kutzner, Shippensburgh, to Cramon , Leman & Homes, surviving partnership of Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Nov. 16, 1798. Concerns a note to be discharged.

 

Folders 12-13: LB (.260-.262)

.260     Paving measurements in Weaver Street, between Green and Coats Streets, by Joseph H. Siddall. n.p., 1834. [lists residents]

.261     Note, Johanes Strewback, to Banyer, via John Huttey, n.p., n.d.  Strewback wishes  the entire lot.  [for Banyer, see also .437 and .1057]

.262     pages 297-304 of a Bible in German, with passages from II Samuel, n.p.

 

Folder 14: MB (.263-.267)

.263     Public sale notice.  A house for sale on the 21st of June, from estate of deceased Joel Barlow.  March 31, 1834. Orwigsburg, Schuylkill County, Penn.

.264     Article of agreement between John, Dewald & Jacob Drash, Samuel Boyer & Jacob Bensinger, and Henry Drash,  Jonathan Benckes (married to Polly Drash), Elisabeth Drash, & Jacob Herring (married to Charlotte Drash), Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, 1832.

.265     Conveyance; Adam & Maria Weise of East Hanover Township, Lebanon County, to Abraham R. [or K.] Clark of Berks County, Penn. Jan. 14, 1830.

.266     Public sale note at John Shaffer's [or Shaeffer] house., Jan. 26, 1822. Signed by sheriff.  [lists purchasers and items sold]

.267     Letter from John Hamill, Georgetown, D.C., to George Sibbald, May 14, 1801. [one edge of letter torn off]

 

Folder 15: NB & Co (.268)

.268     Bond on a mortgage between Smith Johnson and Israel Butler, Dec. 15, 1828,  Huntington, Suffolk County, New York.

 

Folder 16: PB (.269-.289)

.269     survey by or for Thomas Leeper, April 15, 1819, no place, but begins at Frankford Road.  Mentions other landowners.  Lists rooms in Mansion House.  Plat map.  [.273 below might be part of this]

.270     Letter from James Burns, Philadelphia, to Charles Graff, Jan. 1, 1814.

.271     Mortgage between Michael and Magdalena Billig, Greenwich township, Berks County, and George Shartle, Berne township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, July 22, 1818.

.272     Receipted bill, Martin Jorif paid John Stow. For screws and auger handels; 1802.

.273     part of a survey, showing placement of farm buildings: stone building, pump and bath house, frame farm house, bake oven, wagon house, barn and stable, millhouse, ice house and summer house.  [might be part of .269]

.274     Note on a payment of land.  Benjamin Shoemaker to Samuel Griscome. Concerns a deed between the two signed Aug. 15, 1747.  Kensington, Philadelphia; includes plat map.

.275     Copied notes on a road, probably Philadelphia, by Robert Brooke, Feb. 10, 1799.

.276     Transcript of appeal proceedings from the settlement of the account of Peter Moser as overseer of the Poor of Douglas Township, n.p. [but probably Berks County, Penn.], n.d.

.279     Notes concerning the case of Cumru vs. Reading: order removing Thomas Smith, pauper, from Cumru to Reading, Pennsylvania, n.d.  Margaret Smith also made a statement.

.280     Receipted bill, John M. Soulier paid John Carlisle for shoes and boots, n.p., Jan. 2, 1821.

.281     Letter in French from J. Barralino [or Barrabino, place illegible,] to Mr. Notnagel, Philadelphia, July 21, 1810.  [see also .644 and .1281]

.282     lots along Sharkamaxon and Frankford Streets [lot owners listed,] a plat map, and list of names.

.283     Incomplete certification of dividing line between Jacob Beideman and Peter Baker of Kensington, June 26, 1806.  Also notes about survey of lots of William Ball and Isaac Coats in Northern Liberties.

.284     Deed from John Moore and Juliana White of Woodbury, Gloucester County, to Benjamin B. Cooper, Newton township, Gloucester County, New Jersey, July 29, 1806.  Includes plat map.

.285     Draft of a plot of land, with surveying notes.  No place, but mentions land sold by Thomas Shute to John Renshaw Jr., Nov. 28, 1748. 

.286     Certificate.  John Baxter, late sheriff, respecting Isaac Cooper's land, Waterford township, Gloucester County, Feb. 10, 1821.

.288     Measurement of paving curbstone, n.p., 1818.  Tammany Street, from Third St. to Old York Rd.  Lists residents.

.289     Calculations to ascertain the size of Abraham Mitchell’s ground, on Third St. between Beaver and George Streets, n.p. [probably Philadelphia], n.d.

 

Folder 17: S & AB (.291-.292)

.291     Receipted bill, James and William Parks paid Everly & Rees, Philadelphia, March 9, 1838.  Payment received by Peter Naughton.  Bill had been sent to R. Ashhurst.

.292     Certification: William Lawrence certifies that Henry and Catherine Yates discharged their mortgage. New York City, March 20, 1834.

 

Folder 18: TA & B (.293)

.293  Note to Doctor Brigham, Maryfield, from Joseph Pulman, n.d.

 

Folder 19: TB (with a crest) (.294)

.294     Letter from Barry Cole & Barry, Baltimore, to Arthur Jones, Edenton, North Carolina. April 7, 1800.

 

Folder 20: T & GB (.295)

.295     Plan of a lot on the Delaware River between Callowhill and Willow Streets, Philadelphia, surveyed by Joseph H. Siddall, n.d.  (Water St. and Delaware Ave. also shown.)

 

Folder 21: WB (.300-.307)

.300     Notes on case of Thomas Smith vs. David Delong, n.p., n.d.

.301     “Representation of John Marshal & Josiah Albertson, Jr.’s survey.” Calculations and a draft of land, with owners’ names.  Survey, n.p., n.d.

.301.1 survey of land in unknown location, possibly New Jersey, mentions landowners.

.302     Statement of George Beyer in case of Nicholas Haas v. Henry Myer, suit for a 1808 trespass. Berks County, Penn., April, 1808.

.303     Release of attorneys etc., in settlement of will of Margaret Shuy of Berks County.  Casper Stoever, Jr. had power of attorney of Christian Moyer of Montgomery County, Ohio (son of Mrs. Shuy); payment received from Godfrey Rehrer, executor of Mrs. Shuy’s estate.  April 28, 1810.

.304     bill, Michael Fisher bought of N. & R. Hunter, Moselem [Moselem Springs, Berks County, Penn.?]

.304a   Witness reports in case of Michael Madera vs. Commissioners of Berks County, ca. 1804.

.304b   Notes on Amity & Colebrookdale pauper case, n.p., n.d.

.305     survey notes, with calculations, scribbles, etc., n.p., 1809.

.306     Notes: George Ollinger vs. John Fisher, n.p., n.d.

.307     Indenture deed of Thomas Letts to Samuel Brown, Jr., Stafford township, Monmouth County, New Jersey, Dec. 30, 1809.

 

Folder 22: W & BO (.308-.309)

.308     Entry of merchandise, sloop Caroline, Capt. Henry Morris, from New London to New York, Dec. 23, 1800.  Signed Joseph [illegible].

.309     Entry of merchandise, sloop Sea Horse, master N. Swan, transported for Jacob Barker, from Nantucket to New York, Feb. 25, 1807.  Also mentions schooner Franklin from Madeira, with mater Cowell, for Aaron Mitchell & Co.

 

Folder 23: W & B Co. (.310)

.310     Doctor James Austin, Carlisle, Penn., attesting to birth of child mulatto child named Mary, born Sept. 19, 1817.

 

Folder 24: WB & Co (.311)

.311a-b            Bond/Deed of witness.  William Wells, et al., Prince Georges County, 1817.  [item is in two pieces and part of it is missing]

 

Folder 25: BH & W (.312)

.312     Discharged mortgage.  George Barnewall, President of United Insurance Co. of N.Y., to Samuel and Eliza Boyd, New York City, 1813.

 

Folder 26: WS & B (.313-.322)

.313     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, subject: Fell v. Markle, Jan. 15, 1886.

.314     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Sept. 24, 1888.  

.315     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 21, 1887.

.316     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, re: Fell v. Markle et al case, March 7, 1887.

.317     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to Geo. M. Dallas, Philadelphia, re: Fell v. Markle case, Jan. 25, 1888.

.318     Page two of no. .317.

.319     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, re: Fell v. Markle case, March 9, 1886.

.320     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Sept. 13, 1888.  

.321     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Sept. 10, 1888.

.322     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Penn., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, re: William Jenks Fell v. George B. Markle et al case, May 8,1887.

 

Folder 27: Bailey Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia (with lion) (.323-.325)

.323-325          Three letters from Anna W. Baird, Bradwold, Merion, [Penn.], to Mr. Siddall, Jan. 10, 1891; Jan. 7, 1891; Jan. 14, 1891.

 

Folder 28: Baker (.326, .549) [so identified, although the name Baker does not appear; there is a crest with Conn. Valley beneath it]

.326     Copy of points of fact and law on part of defendants: Court of Common Pleas of Luzerne County, Penn., case of William. Jenks Fell v. Charles L. Keck & Ziba Fairchild, 1881, pages 1-2.

.549     page 3-4 and wrapper for above

 

Folder 29: Balto. (.327-.328)

.327     Writ of Error, John Kilty(?), executor for Allen Quynn, versus John Sullivan, Maryland, 1810.

.328     Bill to New Bank Estate from Richard. L. Green. n.p., Nov. 10, 1802.  Lists names of workmen.  [additional bills are below; also a bill in Col. 68]

 

Folder 30: Band (with figure of Britannica) (.329)

.329     Blank sheet.

 

Folder 31: Banken(?) Linen (.330)

.330     Memorandum for Mr. Evans from C.K. B. n.p., n.d.  Mentions Governor Hoyt.

 

Folder 32: Barbour & Mullen (.331-.333)

.331     Letter from James Bell, Carlisle, to Abner Marsh, Chester County, [no month,] 25, 1827.  Has heard two accounts of "death" of Abner Marsh.

.332     Letter from John W. Tilford, Huntsville, Ala., to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, Jan. 15, 1827.

.333     Deed. Jonathan W. and Jane Reddicks to Jacob Fickes. Bedford County, Penn., Dec. 10, 1828.

 

Folder 33: Bath (.334-.335)

.334     Note from Sylvant Van Nest and Austin S. Wells to Messrs. Willard Walker & Co., requesting payment to Heermans, Rathbone & Co., Albany, New York, Oct. 1, 1829.

.335     List of articles purchased by C. Masten [or Marten] at sale of S. Van Nest’s property. n.p., no year.

 

Folder 34: P Bechtel (.336-.339)

.336     Division of land owned by the late William I. Coats, yeoman, Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, 1750: to John and Mary Browne, Levi and Elizabeth Budd, and John Coats.  Statement of Robert Brooke about division, Sept. 17, 1805. 

.337     Letter from Edward Abbott, Cape Henlopen, to Read & Ford, Philadelphia, June 17, 1806.  About condition of ship.

.338     Bill sent to Manuel Eyre, Jr. for work done on the ship Olive Branch by Joseph Grice, Philadelphia, Sept. 1803.

.339     receipted bill, paid by Stephen Dutilh for the Spanish ship San Joseph, master J. V. Murietta, from Havana, bound for Cadiz.  Bill from George Hartley, Philadelphia, Nov. 12, 1804.

 

Folder 35: Bell, P. Bell (.340-.343) (Note: accession .341 is two documents attached to each other, one with the P Bell watermark and the other with the watermark AK)

.340     Shipment record, for the ship Latona(?), master James L. Stevens, shipping bear skins for C. Gregoire of St. Genevieve, from New Orleans to Philadelphia,  June 24, 1815.

.341a   Approval of the Will of Christian Herman, yeoman, Lancaster County, Pa., Nov. 22, 1806.  This is attached to .341b:

.341b   Last Will and Testament of Christian Herman, Earl township, Lancaster County, Pa., Aug. 1, 1806.  Names as heirs wife Elizabeth, sons Joseph and John, and daughters Peggy (married to John McCloud), Elizabeth (married to John Meyer), Mary (married to John Bender), Catharine (married to Ludwig Gross), and Salome (married to John Seitz).

.342     Bond warrant from Horatio L. Melchor, house carpenter, to Gabriel Kern and John Kern, tailors, Philadelphia, March 18, 1809.

.343     Page of a ledger in German, n.p., 1826-1833.

 

Folder 36: L Bemis; D. Bemis & Co (.344-.348)

.344     Bill, New Bank Estate owes to Richard L. Green, n.p., 1802.  Lists workers’ names.

.345     Notes, To Hon. Oliver Prescott, Judge of Probate, concerning the late Daniel Goodenow of Sudbury, n.p., 1788 (Middlesex, Conn.)

.346     Letter from Alexander Love, Norfolk, to Arthur Jones, Philadelphia, June 20, 1796.

.347     Bill, New Bank Estate owes to Richard L. Green, n.p., 1802.  Lists workers’ names.

.348     Arthur Jones in account with William Wynn, n.p., 1800.  Mentions ships.

 

Folder 37: Bevan & Co 1834 (with figure of Britannica) (.362)

.362     Will and Testament of Sarah Finn, widow of Stephen Finn, Philadelphia, March 25, 1835.  Names daughters Catherine and Sarah D. Finn

 

Folder 38: J Bigg (.363)

.363     Letter from Alexander Buchan, Alexandria, to Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 1785.

 

Folder 39: Bissell & Pease (.364-.365)

.364     Letter from James Rees, Geneva, [N.Y.?], to C. Masten, New York,  April 20, 1827.

.365     Letter from Chauncey Shipman, Berlin, Conn., to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Penn., March 10, 1828.

 

Folder 40: B. Blake (.366-.368)

.366     Letter from Hannibal Wright, Boston, to Alexander Holmes, Kingston, Mass., Feb. 10, 1829.

.367     Letter from Charles B. Penrose, Carlisle, to Robert J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Juen 5, 1829.

.368     Appointment of Messrs. Johnson & Neilson of New York as attorneys for James H. Foster of Boston, Nov. 21, 1828.

 

Folder 41: S. Boyer (.369-.373a; .372 and .373b in legal size box)

.369     Letter from George D. B. Keim, Reading, to “dear sir,” this being a copy sent to Mr. Basley [or Bayley], March 11, 1834.

.370     Notes on a tract of land now owned by Daniel J. Heister, Penn Township, Northampton County (now Rush township, Schuylkill County,) March 31, 1835. First proprietor was John Kunkle, 1796.

.371     Bond from Jacob Tice and John Deffenbach, to John Fisher, all of Berks County, Pa., Aug. 9, 1836.

.373a   Letter from Heilner & Bast to Col. George D. B. Keim, Reading, Pa., n.d.

 

Folder 42: Bratton (.374)

.374     Samuel Rex, Lebanon County, Penn., appoints brother Abraham Rex and Abraham K. Clark of Berks County his lawyers to sell property, Nov. 6, 1834.

 

Folder 43: C. Brenchley (.375)

.375     Blank sheet.

 

 

Box 3:

 

Folder 1: Wm Brown & Co., London; LL Brown Paper Company (with crest) (.376-.378)

.376     Columbia Avenue Saving Fund, Safe Deposit, Title & Trust Co.: policy of insurance for $4,000 to Rebecca McInnes, Philadelphia, 1897. (no. 1623)

.377     Same as .376, but policy no. 1735; names Rebecca as wife of Hugh McInnes.

.378     Pages 1 through 6 of written notes about court cases, Pennsylvania, 1850s.

 

Folder 2: C Bunce (with hunting horn) (.379-.380)

.379     Shipment notes, addressed to Jacob Le Roy & Son, probably from Messrs. Antonio de Feas(?) & Co., .n.p., 1809.

.380     Samuel Hughes and Enos B. W. Hughes, (Samuel Hughes & Son), New Haven, Conn., appoint James Henry of New York as their lawyer, signed by Justice of the Peace Dennis Kimberg, Jan. 7, 1833.

 

Folder 3: Busbridge (.381)

.381     Copy of the plan of the late Joseph Ashton's farm in Lower Dublin township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, surveyed by E. J. Hall., Dec. 1852.  Shows placement of house, barn, other outbuildings, and orchard.

 

Folder 4: D Butler, NH (.382)

.382     Letter from Robert A. Taylor & Co., Baltimore, to Richard Ashhurst, Philadelphia, May 7, 1825.

 

Folder 5: Butler (.383)

.383     "Account sales of coffee put on board the sloop Sally," by Mr. Lavaud, consigned to Daniel Paddock master, New York, May 15, 1795.

 

Folder 6: J. Butler (.384-.408)

.384     Letter from Amire Barnes, Berlin, Conn., to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Pa., Dec. 15, 1828.

.385     Letter from Jno. B. Thomson, to Read, Princeton, to "My dear Read," Nov. 23, 1846.

.386     wrapper for papers in case of “Magniac v. Perit & Cabot, papers returned by Judge Baldwin Nov. 9, 1836." [see also .1568 and .815, and .1394, which may be a different Magniac]

.387     Memorandum of an rental agreement between Mrs. Sarah Biddle and William M. Gowan, Philadelphia, April 24, 1845.

.388     receipted bill, George Gallagher for the Greek Committee bought of I. Newton, New York, 1828.  Sloop Dewitt Clinton mentioned.

.389     Statement and Receipts sheet.  Real estate of John Connelly purchased by John Ashhurst.  Property later sold and profits distributed to Ashhurst’s heirs, which are named and include several members of the Eyre family.  Philadelphia, 1846.

.390     Note on the Supreme Court Trial of John Denesdem, Seneca Sennickson & James Bruere Sennickson vs Henry Snitcher, William Robinson & Anna Blackwood, Salem County, 1891.

.391     notes about Supreme Court of New Jersey trial of Sarah Coxe (widow of Daniel Coxe) vs. Laurence Lomison, Warren County, 1827.

.391.1 notes about Supreme Court of New Jersey trial of Sarah Coxe vs. John and Mary Anderson et al (mostly people surnamed Morgan), Warren County, 1827.

.392     notes about case in Court of Appeals, John W. Lott, administrator of John Wetherill vs. Alice Morgan et al, n.p. [probably New Jersey], 1833.  [see also .400]

.393     notes about Supreme Court of New Jersey trial of Sarah Coxe vs. Archibald Ayres for land, 1827.

.394     notes about Supreme Court of New Jersey trial of Sarah Coxe vs. Elijah Blackwell, 1827.

.395     notes about Supreme Court of New Jersey trial of Sarah Coxe vs Christopher Kirkhoff, Warren County, New Jersey, 1827.

.395.1 Letter from A. Browning(?) to Wm. M. Jeffers, n.p., n.d.

.396     Letter from J. E. [or V.] Carey, New York, to Cornelius Martin, Nov. 15,1845.

.397     Letter from William Whitney, Philadelphia, to William D. Lewis, Boston, July 17, 1830.

.398     Letter from Thomas Jefferson Smith, New York, to R. J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Aug. 28, 1830.

.399     Letter from William Whitney, Philadelphia, to William D. Lewis, Boston, July 13, 1830.

.400     notes on Court of Appeals case, John W. Lott, administrator of John Wetherill et al, v. Alice Morgan et al, May 27, 1833. [see also .392]

.401     deed to sawmill of Artimus [sic] Gurley from Samuel Gurley, Mansfield, Windham County, Connecticut, 1796, 1799.

.402     Deed between Jacob Gurley and Artemas Gurley, Mansfield, Conn., 1795, 1799.

.403     Payment sheet, the United States to Tench Ringgold, for repairs to the D. C. jail in 1819, dated 1831.

.404     Deposition of Theodore Graham concerning cargo from the schooner Star, New Orleans, 1847.

.405     Letter from William Whitney, Philadelphia, to William D. Lewis, Boston, July 15, 1830.

.406a   Letter from B., Philadelphia, to brother George G. Laurie, c/o Godfrey, Laurie & Small, New Orlean, Dec. 30, 1839.  Family news.

.406b   Letter from B. Wistar, Philadelphia, to George G. Laurie, c/o Godfrey, Laurie & Small, New Orleans, Jan. 1, 1840.  Family news.

.407     Letter from R. E. Kerr to J. M. Carlisle. n.p., n.d.

.408     Letter from Brome Robb & Co., Philadelphia, to Messrs. Ashhurst & Sons, Jan. 23, 1840.

 

Folder 7:  John Butler (.409-.411)

.409     Letter from John S. Washington, Cincinnati, to Mr. John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, Sept. 13, 1828.

.410     Letter from M. Torrance, Milledgeville, to Y.(?) D. Crawford, Augusta, Georgia, Aug. 18, 1827.

.411     Letter from John Kennedy, Tuscumbia, to John Gill, Jr, Nashville, Dec. 22, 1827.

 

Folder 8: S & A Butler, US; S & A Butler & W Ward; Butler & Ward (.412-.429)

.412     unsigned letter to Miss Eliza Hook, Salem Mass., Nov. 16, 1819.

.413     Letter from John Wiley, Philadelphia, to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Feb. 9, 1828.

.414     Blank sheet.

.415     Letter from Philip Armiston(?,)Boston, to E.A. Rupill(?), c/o Messrs. Geo. Dunlap(?) & Co., May 8, 1830.

.416     Notes about laws(?), dates, March 1804-Dec. 23, 1824.  Word on back: Melfordbridge(?).

.417-.420         Notes and extracts from books read, n.p., n.d.

.421     Blank sheet except for a small round drawing of river or sea, mountains and sky, n.p., n.d.

.422     Letter from Jane Moonney [sic, probably should be Mooney], New York, to A. Rondel [or Bondel], Philadelphia, Nov. 12, 1828.

.423     Letter from Jane Moonney [sic, probably should be Mooney], New York, to A. Rondel [or Bondel], Philadelphia, Nov. 7, 1828.

.424     Letter from John Wiley, Philadelphia, to Henry W. Smith, Reading, March 5, 1828.

.425     Letter from Dwight Boyden, Boston, to Israel Thorndike, Sept. 8, 1825.

.426     Notes in case, Bank of Metropolis vs. Causten, Signed Richard Coxe, Sept. 30, 1837, n.p.

.427     Letter from Abijah Bigelow, Clerk’s Office, Worcester, Mass.to J.C. Calhoun; name Samuel Whitney is in endorsement, May 1, 1821.

.428     Letter from James A. Mahay, Harrisburg, to Robert J. Arundel, Philadelphia, March 9, 1825.

.429     Shipping record, shipped by Delano & Whitney on schooner George Stack [or Stork], from Boston to New York, to be delivered to George B. Archer, March 9, 1830.  Addressed to Archer.

 

Folder 9: C Burbank; Burbank (.430-.433)

.430     Deed, Oliver Drake, Leeds, Kennebec County, Mass. [now Maine,] to Isaiah Beals, Scarborough, Cumberland County, Mass. [now Maine], Oct. 20, 1807. [document in two pieces]

.431     Deed, from Royal Makepeace, Cambridge, Mass., to Jacob Thompson, Plymouth County, Mass., Nov. 4, 1807.  Royal’s wife was Rebecca K.(?) Makepeace.

.432     Entry of Merchandise, imported by John Murray from London to New York, Feb. 7, 1798.

.433     Note from Nathaniel Parsons to Storah(?) Sewall, York, [Maine,] July 13, 1809.  on back: accounts

 

Folder 10: E Burbank (.434)

.434     Poems, by John Marriot. Printed in England, 1803.  New-Bedford: re-printed by A. Shearman, Jun., 1805. Written on the front flyleaf: "Nancy Shove, 1807."  [Disbound book, part missing: have pp. v-xlii, 57-88, 97-141.] 

 

Folder 11: C (.435)

.435     Letter in German; name Henry Warfell appears after endorsement, n.p., 1801.

 

Folder 12: A & C (.436-.437)

.436     Letter from Elianor Schneider to "My dearest child," Philadelphia, May 19, 1803.                          Mentions Mr. Dutilh.  News of family and friends.

.437     Letter from Jacob LeRoy, New York, to Goldw. Banyer, Albany, Jan. 1, 1802. [for Banyer see also .261 and .1057]

 

Folder 13: B P & C (.438)

.438     Power of attorney from Lewis Willcocks, New York City, to John Mel, New York City, Jan. 6, 1836.

 

Folder 14: AGC (with head of woman) (.439)

.439     bill, Stephen Dutilh bought from Thomas Cuthbert, n.p., no year

 

Folder 15: CC (.441-.446, .448)

.441     Promise to pay pledge from Andrew Clow & Co. to Thomas Allebone [or Allibone], n.p., Oc.t. 12, 1791.

.442     Certificate that Christopher and Rachel Steymets have made a payment, signed Andrew Van Tuyh, executor of Joanna Young, New York, Aug. 10, 1790.

.443a-b            Pages 25 and 42 of Notes, n.p., n.d.

.444-.446         Ruled pages.

.448   Payment pledge, from Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, to John Taylor, April 1790.

 

Folder 16: DC (.449-.455)

.449     “Payments to be made to Peter Bain…,” by various people listed, most of whom lived in Albany or New York City, Aug. 21, 1830.

.450     Sheet of numbers and names with 1824, and 1826 written on it. n.p., n.d.  [possibly election returns]

.451     Letter from C. Masten, Penn Yan, to Thomas Beals, Canadaigua, Jan. 19, 1824.

.452     Promise to pay from Dutilh & Wachsmuth (crossed out) to Vanexum & Lombard,
Philadelphia, July 24, 1793.

.453     bill to Vannest [or Van Nest] & Wells from Heermann & Rathbone. Albany, Oct. 26, 1829.

.454     Part of a letter or note. "Bill of Sundries for the Brig Lydia." n.p., n.d.

.455     Note, Joseph Danoise requests Messrs. E. Dutilh and Wachsmuth to pay bill for brig Lydia, Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1792.

 

Folder 17: EC 1831 (with Prince of Wales feathers) (.456)

.456     unsigned letter to Thos. Latimer Bowie, Philadelphia, n.d.

 

Folder 18: IC (.467-.475)

.467     "Quotas for the year 1792." n.p., n.d.  Names of towns, including Albany, Colebrookdale, Greenwich, Maiden Creek, Manheim, Reading, Rockland, etc.

.468     “Received of Henry Sheffer for Alexander Sheffer, deceased,” signed by Jacob Lesaft(?), Dec. 3, 1787.

.469     About a suit brought by Henry Snotterly against administrators of estate of Caspar Snevely, namely Sabina Snevely and John Gloninger, Dauphin County, 1785.

.473     Andrew Clow & Co, in account with John Angus, 1791.

.474     Letter from William Leckie, Philadelphia(?)., to McClay(?), June(?) 29, 1790.

.475     Blank page, with ruled lines.

 

Folder 19: JC (with coat of arms and the initials GR) (.476-.478)

.476     letter from Thomas Dekay, Warwick, to John S. Hunn, May 14, 1817.

.477-.478         exemplification deed, Edward Cathrall, shopkeeper and his wife Rachel to and George Kelly, blacksmith, Philadelphia, Feb. 1, 1745.

 

Folder 20: JIC & Co, BF Vt (.479-.480)

.479     Letter from Thomas Dixon, Boston, to Seth Low, New York, Nov. 8, 1830. 

.480     Letter from Sam. Stillman, Boston, to Peter Wainwright Jr., New York, May 12, 1830. [see also other Wainwright letters in collection]

 

Folder 21: J & LC (.481)

.481     receipted bill, A.A. Hand paid by Miss Lawrence, New York, Dec. 1, 18[illegible], for fabrics and ribbon.

 

Folder 22:  KC, Nederlanden (.1047)

.1047   receipt, John Conway received a box directed to LeRoy Bayard & Co. of New York, from John Henry Tilver, notary public in Amsterdam, Aug. 12, 1818.

 

Folder 23: LC (.482-.485)

.482-.484         Certificate to cancel a mortgage from John Day, house carpenter, and wife Abigail, to Alexander Ogsbury. New York City, June 1790. 

.485     "Acts & Laws," [of Connecticut,] pp.17-24, 33-40,153-160, 169-176, 299-214; also acts from another book, possibly for Vermont or New Hampshire, pp. 299-302. [trex 6955]

 

Folder 24: P & C (.486-.488)

.486     Delivered to Mr. Stoddard, teamster, for Mr. Martin(?), [place illegible,] by J. Leet., Jamestown, May 11, 1831.

.487     Payment receipt.  C. Masten paid Gilbert Knapp, n.p., 1831.

.488     Letter from Gilbert Knapp and William Curtis, Portland Harbor, to C. Masten, Pine Grove, Penn., Dec. 5, 1831.

 

Folder 25: RC (.489, .491)

.489     Deed from Rufus Johnson to Thomas Osborn, both of Rensselaer County, New York, July 6, 1808.

.491     Deed/Mortgage from Aaron McNaughton to Benjamin Clark, Addison County, Vermont, 1810.

 

Folder 26: SC (with coat of arms and dates) (.492-.511)

.492     Memorandum of agreement between Arthur Jones of Philadelphia but now at Edenton, and Asa Vinal, master of schooner Sally of Scituate, May 1, 1800.

.493     Letter from John T. Irving, New York, to Peter D. Vroom, Hunterdon County, N.J., July 8, 1817.

.495     wrapper for schooner Jenny, Isaac Wharf, n.p., n.d, with notes inside, including name John Leamy(?).

.496     Copies of drafts on Walker & Kennedy, and letters to Jas. Brown and Henry Harford by A. Jones. Edenton, 1800.

.497     Bill to Wachsmuth & Co. for the Brig Jason from Archibald Shaw, n.p., Nov. 22, 1792.

.498     Letter from Samuel S. Seward, Florida, to Isaac Belknap, Jr., Newburgh, Nov. 25, 1812.

.499     Bill from George Flake, to Sloop Charming Lady, Capt. Robert Lillibridge master, n.p., June 25, 1791.

.500     Petition of Joseph Turner, assignee of Robert Turner, to Nicholas Sheets concerning a debt. Wilkes County, Georgia, 1808. [in two pieces]

.501     disbound book: The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems by James Montgomery.  First American from 2d London ed. New York: S. Stansbury, 1807. (pp. 1-36.)  Inscribed on one page: N. P. Hobart, 1809.

.502     A part of a German/English language book, pp. 225-282.

.503     Receipts of William Davis with various people, Philadelphia, 1789.

.504     Letter from John Van Alppen(?), Schodack, to Henry Platt, Stephentown(?), Aug. 4, 1800.

.505     Bill to Andrew Clow & Co. from Michael Waltman, n.p. , 1793.

.506     Description of two tracts of land in Northumberland County in the names of Thomas Martin and Geo Sheets, surveyed by William Gray, Pa., March 19, 1789.

.507     Bill to Capt. Robert Lillibridge from Charles Dominick for painting the sloop Charming Sally, Philadelphia, March 24, 1791.

.508     Letter from John T. Irving, New York, to Peter D. Vroom, Jr., Hackettstown, N.J., Jan. 7, 1817.

.509     Letter from Jacob McKinney, Chenango Point, to John D. Lawson, Newburgh, recommending the David C. Case, March 6, 1814.

.510     Bill to Dutilh and Wachsmuth from William and Abia Brown, for schooner [illegible] Green, n.p., March 1798(?)

.511     copies of letters from Robert Abbatt, Pleasant Valley, to John Woodsworth, William Hawley, Philo Ruggles and P. Anthony, 1802.

 

Folder 27: T & C (.512)

.512     Blank sheets.

 

Folder 28: WC & Co (.513-.516)       

.513     Oath of Robert Cocks on a mortgage discharge, signed Thomas Cooper, New York, 1798.  Part of papers of Edward Moran and wife Sarah to Preserved Sisson.

.514     Mortgage papers of Catharine and her husband Preserved Sisson, New York, 1798.

.515     Certificate from Camp Ayres, mason, to William W. Gilbert, about a mortgage, New York, 1797.

.516     Bill to Mr. Monnel from owners of schooner Eagle, Capt. McDugall; Seton & Co. also mentioned; New York, Jan. 27, 1794.

 

Folder 29: ZC (.517-.519)

.517     Testimony of William J. and Anna Collister Waldron (she daughter and executor of Thomas Collister) and Philip Embury, about payment of mortgage by Harmanus and Maria Blauvlet to children of Joseph Smith (Hannah, Jane, Mary), New York, 1805, filed 1832.

.518     Appointment of Edward Roome to be attorney for Charles Oakley, New York, Nov. 2, 1830.

.519     Appointment of Samuel Nicholson to be attorney for John Gibson, New York, May 21, 1830.

 

Folder 30: Caligraph Linen (.542-.545)

.542-.545         Copy of a Covenant of Indemnity from loss by fire, for Mahlon S. Kemmerer and John Leisenring with William Jenks Fell, in the case Fell v. Markle.  Copy for R. L. Ashhurst, [Penn.,] Aug. 18, 1879.

 

Folder 31: Carew Co (with different versions of shield) (.520-.528)

.520     Receipt, received from M.B. Callaghan by Shields & Son, Albany, March 11, 1871.

.521     Letter from Geo. A. Jenks, [illegible town, Pa.,] to J.H. Siddall & Son, May 1, 1878.

.522     Cedar Swamp; part of a survey, n.p., but names some land owners, n.d.

.523     Indenture from Philip S. P. Conner and Edward E. Conner (by William Ralston their attorney) to Henry Loth, Philadelphia, Dec. 1861.

.524-.526         Pages 1-3 of a copy of an agreement between William Gihon and Samuel R. Brown, of the firm of Gihon & Co., with Alexander Duncan, Watts Sherman, Charles H. Dabney, William B. Duncan, and David Duncan, of the firm Duncan Sherman & Co., New York, Jan. 14, 1859.

.527     Indenture of William Gihon with Elizabeth (Mrs. John) Gihon, New York, Oct. 23, 1857.

.528     Letter from Thomas A. Walker, Washington, D.C., to Benjamin Fitzpatrick, March 4, 1857.  Recommending Mr. Summers of Mobile for a government job.

 

Folder 32: Certificate Bond (.546) [this is probably the brand name, not the maker]

.546     Letter from Williams Brush Co. to Adelphia Bank and Trust Co., attn: Samuel Vance, Jr., all of  Philadelphia, April 8, 1929, concerning a correction to be made.  [printed on stationery is a list of kinds of brushes available from this company]

 

Folder 33: Chevron Bond (.638) [this is probably the brand name, not the maker]

.638     Letter, Albert H. Ladner, Jr., to Adelphia Bank and Trust Co., attn: Samuel Vance, Jr., all of  Philadelphia, July 3, 1929

 

Folder 34: John Cirrons(?) [partial mark only] (.1571)

.1571   letter, S. Harris, [place illegible,] to William D. Lewis, Dec. 8, 1851.  About visit of Mr. Patton.

 

Folder 35: John C Clark, Phila; J C Clark & Sons (.529-.536)

.529     blank certificate from the Soldier's Monument Park Association, Schuylkill County, Pottsville, Penn., 188-.

.530     request for a search for unsatisfied mortgages given by Matthias Schlecht since 1845; with an answer signed by Frank Knight. Philadelphia, Aug. 13, 1861.

.531     Deed, William Christman, gentleman, to Joseph H. and Joseph S. Siddall, surveyors, Philadelphia, May 31, 1858.  With endorsement from T. J. Walker, registerfor Hickman County, Tennessee.

.532     Copy of a map of Inskep's Division made by William Sharp and others, n.p., Jan. 16,1863.  The page is torn and only a small part of the map remains.

.533     Map of property of Eliz. Leiper et al to S.G. on 11th Street, near intersection with Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, July 27, 1826.

.534     "Notes Burns Pond and lack line to Ross Line, 1862." [surveying notes]

.535     “Plan of Penrose and Kirl’s land, Sidbrooks Island, Passyunk,” n.d. [part of a surveyor’s map]

.536     Mortgage between Jacob M. Hinson, minister of the gospel, and James Gillinder, trustee of will of Thomas Hamilton, Philadelphia, Oct. 20, 1890.

 

 

Box 4:

 

Folder 1: Clarke (.537)

.537     Bond, Ephraim Stevens, yeoman of Winthrop, Lincoln County, Mass., to Joseph Rice and Moses Wood of same place, Nov. 11,  1796 [with later additions].

 

Folder 2: Joseph Coles, 1797 (.547)

.547     Costs of Thomas Stuart Harris, George Stuart Harris, and others in passing the Receivers account in the case between Mark Stuart Harris v. Charlotte Bruere and others, 1798, n.p.

 

Folder 3: A Cowan & Sons (with figure of Britannica) (.552)

.552     Bill for Injunction in the case of John Wilson vs. Charles H. Lieberman, D.C., 1854. [seems to be just a part of the document]

 

Folder 4: H Cox; B Cox (.550-.551)

.550     Plea recorded of James McClaskey , James Jackson, Abraham Van Ness & al., n.p., May 19, 1815.

.551     Letter from Lucy H. Cleveland, Lancaster, [Mass.,] to sister [or sister-in-law] Charlotte Lambert, Roxbury, April 6, 1817.  Family news; music concert.

 

Folder 5: H Craig; I Craig; J Craig (.553-.564)

.553     Copy of Power of Attorney, John Vignardonne appoints his wife Louisa Caroline Milanie Vignardonne, New York, Oct. 24, 1820.

.554     shipping record, importation of carpeting by Robert Watts, aboard ship Enterprize, Capt. Packwood, from London, signed by John [illegible] Kearny, New York, Nov. 17, 1806.

.555     Bill of Beekman & Johnson to Huron & Sawyer, New York, 1830, for textiles.

.556     Promise to pay by David Harmon to Selah Rewelson(?), New York, May 23, 1825.

.557     Letter from Solomon Royce, Thompson, to John S. Hunn, Cashier, Bank of Newburgh, July 24, 1820.

.558     Letter from John [Vinton?], Boston, to brother Reverend Francis Vinton, Newport, R.I., June 8, 1842.  [see also .671]

.559     Bill to New York Greek Committee from Adam Pentz, for coopering work, New York, May 1828.  George Newbold was treasurer of the committee.

.560     Letter from William Vanderwod, New York, to Messrs. Wheeler & Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Jan. 14, 1811.

.561     Special power appointment by Peter Muschietti, Philadelphia but formerly of Tampico(?), to Sampson Boiceau of Boiceau & Roguin(?), New York, Nov. 12, 1830.

.562     Promise to pay from C. Wood to Charles Bodle, Newburgh, May 18, 1826.

.563     Note about payment by Frederick May, endorser for S. E. Jew(?), probably a rough draft for a letter, unsigned, Washington, n.d.

.564     Letter, unsigned and not addressed to anyone, n.p., no year.

 

Folder 6: Cranes (.538-.539, .601)

.538     Court Letter announcing a settlement has been reached in the ease of

William Jenks Fell vs. George B. Markle, William Lilly and the Highland Coal Co., Circuit Court of U.S. for Pa., 1885.

.539     Letter from Rufus Waples & Co. to Adelphia Bank & Trust Co., changing stock from Laura A. Humphreys to Mrs. Susie E. H. Condie, Philadelphia, May 18, 1934.

.601     Letter from H.B. Helffrich of the Philadelphia.Trust, Safe Deposit & Insurance Co., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, July 5, 1904; concerns a deed to exchange coal.

 

Folder 7: Z Crane (.540-.541)

.540     Letter from Isaiah Nathans, Philadelphia, to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Oct. 20, 1828.  Inquiring about G. W. Oldenhimer(?) case.

.541     Protest against Alexander O. Spencer, on account of a bill from T. R. Emmet, signed by Harmanus Schuyler Van Ingen, the Notary Public. Albany, Oct. 1, 1830.

 

Folder 8: D Crouse (.565-.567)

.565     Letter from Thomas Butler, Delaware, Ohio, to John Gill, Philadlephia, Feb. 25, 1829.

.566     Letter of attorney: Jacob Shoemaker, Fairfield County, Ohio, appointing son-in-law Philip Liest, Pickaway County, Ohio, May 11, 1825.

.567     Receipt for a bill of costs in case of  Richard Ashhurst v. McLaughland & Kinkead,  paid by James McClintick, signed by James Clifford, n.p., Oc. 21, 1823.

 

Folder 9: Crown [1890s] (.568-.574)

.568     Copy of a letter from A.B. Cochran & Son, Pottsville, Penn., to J.S. Wentz & Co., July 21, 1898; re: Josiah Haines tract.

.569     Letter from A.B. Cochran & Son, Pottsville,  to R.L. Ashhurst, July 23, 1898. re: Josiah Haines tract.

.570     Letter from William Jenks Fell, Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, May 26, 1892.

.571     Letter from A.B. Cochran & Son, Pottsville, to R.L. Ashhurst, July 5, 1898. re: Josiah Haines tract.

.572     Letter from William R. Webster, Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, Oct. 15, 1890.

.573     Letter from A.B. Cochran & Son, Pottsville, to R.L. Ashhurst, Sept. 12, 1898.

.574     Testimony of Charles F. Berger about his parents and siblings: father Charles F. Berger and his widow are now deceased; father left these children: Charles F. Bergre, Anna F. Maxwell, Mary E. Curry, and Clara A. Berger, who died without issue, Philadelphia, May 18, 1895.

 

Folder 10: A C & W Curtis (.575)

.575     Letter from "Cousin Elizabeth G. G.," Providence, Rhode Island, to Miss  C. Wainwright, New York, Jan. 13, 1828.  [related to other Wainwright letters in collection?]

 

Folder 11: D & D NY Mill (.576-.578)

.576     Certificate to cancel a mortgage, Andrew Gifford onto Ahas. Turk, n.p., 1801; part of document only; see also .578.

.577     Blank sheet.

.578     Mortgage discharged by Ahasuerus Turk, turner of New York, to Andrew Gifford, cabinet maker, and his wife Agnes, also of New York, Nov. 3,1797.

 

Folder 12: DMD (.579)

.579     Bill to Capt. Clowser [Christ. Clouser] of the ship Hanabal from William Davidson, Philadelphia, Aug. 1, 1794.

 

Folders 13-14: DWD (.580-.581)

.580     disbound book: The American Instructor, or Young Man's Best Companion, title page missing; pp.1-30, 35-42, 115-138, 159-186, 259-282,- 307-356, 361-372.  [This title appeared in several printings in the 18th and early 19th centuries.]

.581     disbound book: An Account of the Life of that Ancient Servant of Jesus Christ, John Richardsn [sic, i.e. Richardson]..., London printed: Phila., reprinted and sold by William Dunlap, 1759.  pp. iii-vi, 3-220.

 

Folder 15: H & D (.582-.583)

.582     Letter from Garrett D. Wall to Charles Ewing concerning John Den v. Joshua Carman and Joseph Carman in trespass, New Jersey, 1816.

.583     Deputation of Ralph V. M. Cooper of Gloucester County in surveying matters, by Burr Woolman, New Jersey, April 4, 1842.

 

Folder 16: JD (the initials appear in an archway) (.585-.588)

.585     Court notes in Chancery of New Jersey between Joseph Read, complainant and Joseph E. Butterworth, Benjamin Allan and his wife Lettice, and Francis Prickett, defendants, n.d. [only part of the document]

.586-.588         Parts of a court notes but not in any order, John B. Innes v. John Summers et al., n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 17: M & D (.589-.590)

.589a-b            Letter from Paul Shirley, Russellville, to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, March 17, 1823.  Also, envelope sheet for letter, with notes.

.590     Certificate of appointment of Abraham Helm as the special guardian of his sister-in-law Mary Bechtle for the purpose of receiving a legacy of 80 pounds willed her by her late grandfather Henry Bitten of Reading (her father William Bechtle was residing in Upper Canada at the time), Greensburg, Westmoreland County, April 21, 1817.

 

Folders 18-19: PPD (with a plow and the motto “work and be rich”) (.591-.594)

.591     part of disbound book: The Schoolmasters Assistant, pp. 85-92, 181-192, n.p.,                                circa 1770.

.592     Blank Sheets

.593     receipted bill, the Widow Chrisler paid Wm. Roberts, per order of Jacob Graff Jr., n.p., Oct. 1776.  For scantling and fixing doors.

.594     Blank Sheets.

 

Folder 20: WD (two different styles, one in script with a crest, the other plain block letters) (.598-.599)

.598     Protest of William Davies about failure to pay a note  of Wheeler & Ashhurst, payable on Branch Bank of U.S. at Savannah, Georgia, May 16, 1810.

.599     Blank Sheet.

 

Folder 21: D & Co (.600)

.600     Mortgage Certificate discharged from Robert F. Manley to Hiram Retts [or Betts] and his wife Catherine, and Frederick Groshon to Dudley Selden, New York City, Aug. 1828 [in two pieces]

 

Folder 22: V Dablan [England] (.606)

.606     Promise to pay Jasper Jackson by William Deakins, Jr., received by Andrew Clow & Co., Georgetown, Sept. 10, 1791.

 

Folder 23: W Debit (.602)

.602     Certificate of a mortgage paid to Stephen Potter from John Van Allen, a carpenter, and his wife Mary, New York City, April 30, 1835.

 

Folder 24: Delaware (.603)

.603     Letter in Spanish from Fomay Ve Tuanal(?), Hav., to A.D. Juan Batista Rougier, Philadelphia, July 29, 1803.

 

Folder 25: Devries & Son (.605)

.605     Appointment of Messrs. Chs. Graebe & Victor of New York as attorneys for Charles Starke, Baltimore, Dec. 6, 1833.

 

Folder 26: R Donaldson; R Donaldson Phenix [sic] Mill; RD (with a phoenix design) (.595-.597, .608-.615)

.595     Indenture from David Cathcart (Lord Alloway) and Masterton Ure to Anna Parker (widow of Edward Parker), Ontario County, New York, 1825.  [see also .809]

.596     Entry of Merchandise (ginghams) imported by G.L. Dwight on the ship Virginia with master T. Childs, from Liverpool to Providence R.I., 1828.

.597     Special power of attorney from William Augustus Archbald of William Augustus Archbald & Co. to Elias M. Willard, New York, March 8, 1828.

.608     Bill to C. Reilly from John Murray, Lancaster Pa., 1837.  

.609     Letter from Samuel Swartout, New York, to P. D. Vroom, Jr., Trenton, N.J., Nov. 5, 1830.

.610     Release of liens to Charles Graff from construction workers on six new tenements in Philadelphia. Sept. 1830.  Signed by the workmen, with their jobs (for lumber, painting, glazing, brick making, plastering, etc.)

.611     "List of Taunton Prints on Hand," from L. & Co., Philadelphia, to Wm. D. Lewis, June 17, 1830.

.612     Letter from Charles Graff, Harrisburg, to Doctor Smith, concerning his conduct before the Senate, Pennsylvania, March 25, 1833.

.613     Endorsed on back: William B. Parsons to Geo Barclay and Schuyler Livingston, New York, Jan. 3, 1831.  However, in document, Parsons name has a line drawn through it, and the name Thomas Barclay Livingston has been penciled in. 

.614     Deed Poll from William Cochran, sheriff of Dauphin County, to Simon Cameron, for a lot in Harrisburg, 1839.  Document also names Jacob Miller, Lewis Williams, John Snevely, and Francis Wyeth.

.615     Deed of Thomas and Frances Darling and Charles and Catherine De Forest to Lebeus [or Sebeus] Chapman, New York, 1836.

 

Folder 27: And Dumas (.616)

.616     Deed of Samuel Haines of Burlington County to Joseph C. Swett, John Sickler and Christopher Sickler of Gloucester County, New Jersey, April 30, 1818.

 

Folder 28: Duhham & Co (.617)

.617     William Hanson's invoice to Andrew Clow & Co., Manchester, Sept. 2, 1790.

 

Folder 29: I  Duvall(?) (.604)

.604     receipted bill to John M. Soulier from William Cramond, Philadelphia, April 7, 1815.  Receipt signed by William Ford.

 

Folder 30: BE (.618)

.618     notebook: "Chester [illegible], Oswestry District, Oswestry 2d Division, Postmaster's Entries of Horses Hired for 28 days," 1837-1840, n.p.  Most pages blank; recipe on last page.

 

Folder 31: C & E (different styles of initials, one with a hunting horn) (.619-.620)

.619     Certificate to cancel a mortgage from Samuel Stansbury, bookseller, and his wife Eliza, to Robert Mott, by John L. Bourne, executor for the deceased Robert Mott, New York, Dec. 30, 1807.

.620     Letter from Robert Bourne, New York, to John B. Wallace, Philadelphia, and a bill attached from Pennsylvania Population Co. owing to Robert Bourne, Jan. 9, 1813.

 

Folder 32: EBE (.1802)

.1802   pages from an English language Bible: parts of Genesis, Exodus, Joshua, I and II Samuel, and II Chronicles.

 

Folder 33: T & E (.623)

.623     Copy of a letter from Arthur Jones, Norfolk, to Warren Ashley, n.p.,  concerning the account of Josiah Granbery, Jan. 24, 1800.

 

Folder 34: Edmeads & Pine (.632-.633, .635)

.632a-b            Pages of notes about financial drafts, A. Clow & Co. mentioned, as well as other names, unsigned, n.p., 1791-1793.

.633     same as above, although A. Clow & Co. not mentioned

.635     Notes of omissions, etc. on the account of William Wilson & Co., Alexandria, with Andrew Clow & Co., 1793.

 

Folder 35: T. Edmonds, 1824 (.634)

.634     Blank sheet.

 

 

Box 5:

 

Folder 1: Ehrhart (.636-.637)

.636     Receipt: Treasury Office of Pennsylvania received of Thomas F. Wharton, Joseph H. Newbold, Benj. Hughler, Samuel S. Shoeber and Jacob F. Brinting, n.p., Jan. 21, 1832.

.637     notebook of poems written by various people, one is signed Sarah Ann [illegible].

 

Folder 2: Ephrata (.624-.625, .627-.630)

.624     title page, EinTestament, in German, n.p., dated 1745.

.625     Notes, generally calculations, plus a list of purchases of wheat, whiskey, etc., n.p., n.d.

.627-.629 blank pages

.630     Blank piece of paper except for the words "Ephrata, Water-mark" and 1744.

 

Folder 3: Ephrata – 1762 imprint, with crown (.631)

.631     pages from an unknown religious book, in German, n.p., n.d., pp. 7-54.

 

Folder 4: F (with various dates, and a coat of arms on one sheet) (.639-.642)

.639     Letter from Isaac Wilson, Bedford.County, to John Tod, concerning a petition for the appoint­ment of a justice of the peace in St. Clair Township, Penn., Feb. 19, 1809.

.640     Request to Mr. Dutilh to pay John Allen for services done on the brig Manervy, [i.e. Minerva?], Capt. Heddy, Philadelphia, April 28, 1808.

.641     Account of George Simson with the Estate of J. Cramond, Philadelphia, Jan. 17, 1800.

.642     Pages of a ledger in German, 1767-1788, n.p.

 

Folder 5: BF (below a coat of arms) (.643)

.643     Several deeds written on one sheet:  Samuel Blair, doctor of divinity, and his wife Ann, of Germantown, to Abraham Coats, blacksmith of Kensington, and the Blairs to John Mclntire, a sawyer of Kensington, n.d.

 

Folder 6: CHF  (with a shield bearing a hunting horn, and the initials DB below that) (.644)

.644     Account of Messrs. Notnagel Montmollin & Co., Philadelphia, with Freres Sethmann, Frankfort, Sept. 30, 1800.  [see also .281 and .1281]

 

Folder 7: DF (.645-.648)

.645     Letter about a petition from Jacob Hubley, addressed to Jacob Rush and associate judges in Berks County, Dec. 10, 1804.

.646     Debt of John Henry Heins and Samuel Zimmerman, Schuylkill County, to Stephen Hoffman, Adm. of Peter Hoffman, deceased, Pennsylvania, June 30, 1838.

.647     Debt of George Pfaff, Abraham Haldeman, and Samuel Zimmerman to Isaac Levan, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, Dec. 5, 1837.

.648     Court case notes on Samuel Kenig [or Koenig] vs. Daniel Lichty, and a testimony of Jacob Sallade, Berks County, 1798.

 

Folder 8: PF (.651)

.651     Letter from James Liddell [or Leddell] to Mr. Kay, Front Street, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 9: RF (.652)

.652     German religious poetry book [The Psalms?]:  pp. 71-86, 263-278, 503-518, n.p.

 

Folder 10: Fairfield (.653-.655)

.653     Copy of a letter from A.B. Cochran & Son, Pottsville, to J.S. Wentz & Co., concerning the Josiah Haines Tract. July 21, 1898.

.654     Copy of a letter from J.S. Wentz & Co., Mauch Chunk, Pa., to A.B. Cochran & Son, as a reply to the above; concerning the Josiah Haines Tract, July 22, 1898.

.655     Copy of a letter from A.B. Cochran & Son, Pottsville, to R.L. Ashhurst, concerning the Josiah Haines Tract. July 23, 1898.

 

Folder 11: Farra (.656)

.656a   Statement of debt owed by Cornelius Conrad and Elijah Funk, yeomen of Charlestown township, Chester County, Penn., to Isaac James, of same place, 1813.

.656b   Verdict for the charge of manslaughter in Isaac Stewart vs. the State, and the testimony of John Cabine, Burlington, Nov. 5, 1831.

 

Folder 12: Fellows (with various dates) (.657-.662)

.657     Letter from M. Robinson & Co., Orange County, to John S. Hunn, Bank of Newburgh, Feb. 11, 1817.

.658     Letter from R. W. Latimer for D. A. Smith, Baltimore, to William Cramond, Philadelphia, April 15, 1816.

.659     Letter from Ogden Ferguson & Co., New York, to Thomas Astley, Philadelphia, April 2, 1839.

.660     Letter from Samuel Akerly, New York, to George Newbold, Treasurer of the  New York Greek Committee, March 31, 1828.  Requesting payment to Samuel G. Howe for expenses of his tour up the North River.

.661     Letter from J. Wright, West Point, New York, to J. S. Hunn, Cashier, Bank of Newburgh, concerning a deposit in a bank account. May 3, 1817.

.662     Letter from M. Robinson & Co., Bank of Orange County, to John S. Hunn, Bank of Newburgh, Jan. 31, 1817.

 

Folder 13: Floyd & Co (.663)

.663     Bill from John Lynch, “sold for account of Messrs. Andrew Clow & Co.,”  Philadelphia, June 21, 1793.

 

Folder 14: Forge (.664)

.664     Blank sheets, and a marbled page.

 

Folder 15: G (.665-.666)

.665     Deed from Mary Dunham to Norman Brigham, both of Mansfield, Conn., March 19, 1831.  [see also .771]

.666     Deed from Lewis B. Dunham of Coventry, Conn., to Norman Brigham, Mansfield, Conn., March 2, 1831.

 

Folder 16: G & Co (.667-.671)

.667     Letter from Thomas C. Cash, New Orleans, to R. Ashhurst & Sons, Philadlephia, Jan. 21, 1832.

.668     Letter from Thomas C. Cash, New Orleans, to R. Ashhurst & Sons, Philadlephia, March 20, 1832.

.669     Letter from Thomas C. Cash, New Orleans, to R. Ashhurst & Sons, Philadlephia, March 31, 1832.

.670     Letter from E. B. Stedman, Hartford, to Norman Brigham, Mansfield, Conn., Oct. 11, 1833.

.671     Letter from Mother Vinton, postmarked Pomfret, to Lieutenant Francis Vinton, New London Conn., Oct. 28, 1832. [see also .558]

 

Folder 17: BG (.672)

.672     survey map of properties, with landowners’ names, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 18: C & G (.673)

.673     Bond between John Jourdan and William Adams, to Christopher Green, Governor of  Kentucky, May 25, 1807.

 

Folder 19: F G & Co (.674)

.674     Letter from Edward Edwards, Chenango Point, to John S. Hunn, Newburgh, Orange County, Feb. 26, 1814.

 

Folder 20: GBG (under a crest) (.675)

.675     Note of John R. Townsend, concerning an unpaid debt, n.p.,  1817.  

 

Folder 21: GG (.676)

.676     Deed from Joseph Barnard, Coventry, Conn., to Mary Dunham, Mansfield, Conn., Feb. 23, 1824.

 

Folder 22: HG (under an eagle) (.677)

.677     Subpoena to appear in court, issued to Christian Singenfelter [or Lingenfelter], Patrick Cassaday, and Jacob Gunfair, to testiy in court in case between Joseph Myers and Jacob Beightel, issued by David Mann, Proth., Bedford County, Penn. Nov. 10, 1809.

 

Folder 23:  IG (.678)

.678     Note in French, signed by Archier Wund & Co., n.p., March 23, 1792.

 

Folder 24: ILG (.679, .821)

.679     owners of ship Active in account with Capt. William Kennedy, Philadelphia, April 9, 1791.  Lists members of crew.

.821     bill, Messrs. Zollickoffer & Messonier at Baltimore owe to Gasphard Sollicoffre of Marseilles, France, March 1, 1788.

 

Folder 25: J & EG (in script, with date 1826) (.682)

.682     Copy of a letter from James Bovard, Slippery Rock, to Robert Craig, concerning a lot of land. Feb. 14, 1834.

 

Folder 26: J [could be I] G Sons & Co (.683)

.683     title page and pages 281-282 of the Laws of the State of Delaware, Dover: John Robertson, 1818.

 

Folder 27: JMG (.693)

.693     Bill, in French, to Mr. Soulier from Dorfeuille for the schooling of M. Martin, Philadelphia, Nov. 16, 1801.  Includes charges for music and violin lessons, writing supplies, grammar lessons, pocket money, etc.  Endorsed on back: Young Martin’s account.

 

Folder 28: LG (with a fleur-de-lis) (.694)

.694a   Release from Anna Maria Becker, widow of Jacob Becker, to all her children [not named in document], to Michael Shenk and Joseph Bomberger, concerning moneys received, Lebanon Township, Lancaster County, Penn., Feb. 15, 1787.

.694b   receipted bill, Frederick Shinckle paid Jno. Phile, n.p., 1786-1787.  Receipt signed by Jos. James.

.694c   Promise to pay from Andrew Clow & Co. to Pearson Hunt, Philadelphia, Nov. 15, 1790.

 

Folder 29: LVG (one sheet includes a crest with a hunting horn, another has a crest with a fleur-de-lis) (.695-.696, .876) [see also LV Gerrevink(?)]

.695     Account current of Andrew Clow & Co. with Parish & Co., Philadelphia, 1792.  Signed by E. E. Hamburg(?).

.696     Letter and invoice from Roe & Kershaw, Manchester, [England,] to Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, July 21, 1791.

.876     blank sheet

 

Folder 30: RG (.490, .697)

.490     Certificate that Abraham Martin had settled a tract of land, Crawford County, [Penn.?], 1808; patented to Thos. Astley, 1816.

.697     Letter from H. [possibly J. C.] Stocken, Philadelphia, to Mr. Keppele, July 6, 1812.

 

Folder 31: TG & Co (one sheet includes a crest with a hunting horn) (.698-.699)

.698     Copy of a sworn statement on bills to Clement Biddle, notary public, by Stephen Dutihl and William Davy, Philadelphia, May 1808.

.699     Letter from John Imlay, St. Bartholomews, to Reed & Ford, Philadelphia, Nov. 27, 1805.  

 

Folder 32: WG (.700)

.700     Part of a survey of Peter Browne’s land near the Buck, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 33: Gardner (neither shows a complete watermark) (.701-.702)

.701     Appointment of Andrew Rogers as Surveyor of Highways by people of Augusta, [Maine,]  April 16, 1822.

.702  Appointment of Andrew Rogers as Surveyor of Highways by people of Augusta, [Maine,] May 31, 1821.

 

Folder 34: Garsons [could be Carsons] & Brown (.703)

.703     Index to unknown volume, for letters C to W., n.p., but probably Pottsville, Penn., n.d.  

 

Folder 35: J Gater (.704-.705)

.704     Page of a notebook on Insurance and Interest, probably a school exercise, n.p., possibly England or Canada, n.d.

.705     Account book of Storer [or Stover] Sewall, a tanner, York [Maine?], ca.1788-ca.1795.

Also included are loose notes numbered a-v; n.p., n.d.:

a.       account for calf skins, leather, hemlock bark, n.d.;

b.      receipted bill, Story Sewall paid Thomas Lowe, for bloth and button, York,  Oct. 10. 1792;

c.       Bill, James Patrick in account with Sewall, 1788-1795;

d.      Bill to Joseph Young from Sewall, n.p., 1791-1792;

e.       Account with Robert and Nathaniel Raynes, for leather, 1794;

f.       Mr. Larrill’s payments, 1795;

g.  short letter from Wm. Moutton to Sewall, Jan. 26, 1791;
h.   Note to James Bradbury from Wm.(?) Allen(?), York, March 8, 1786; mentions Nicholas Sewall;

          i.  account with Nathaniel Raynes 1793-1794;

          j.  note from Stover Sewall, n.p., n.d.

       k. account of Zebadiah Simson with S. Sewall, 1787-1793;

       l.  settles with Mr. Junkins, Dec. 1794;

       m.  receipted bill, paid to Edw. Eder, Boston, 1793;

       n.  account wih Nicholas Dicot, 1793-1794;

       o. account with Richard Beard(?), 1791;

       p. account of Richard and Thomas Talpy with Nicolas Sewall, n.p, 1775-1781;

       q. account with Capt. Thomas Savage, 1793-1802;

       r. account with Joseph Young for hemlock bark, n.d.;

       s. account with Joseph Young, 1788;

       t. account with Thomas Baker, 1793;

       u. account with Decon Lovat, 1792;

       v.            account with Samuel Baker, 1792-1793

 

Folder 36: Gen Stamp of [watermark incomplete] (.706) [with added identification: William Young]

            .706     Receipt for a United States direct tax payment made by Edward S. Bird, on behalf of widow Clayton, whose land was sold by James McKean to Peter A. Brown, Philadelphia, Jan. 2, 1807.

 

Folder 37: LV Gerrevink(?) (under a crest with a hunting horn) (.707-.708)  [see also LVG]

            .707     Blank sheet except for two names: Alex. Paterson, Henry J Kershaw.

            .708     Blank sheet.

 

Folder 38: John Gibbons (.711-.716)

            .711     Notes pertaining to court case of William Donaldson, Schuylkill County, Penn., 1850-1851.

            .712     Letter from William Donaldson to C.M. Straub, concerning the case of William Levan & Son vs. William Donaldson, Schuylkill County, Pa., 1851.

            .713     Letter from William Donaldson to C.M. Straub, Schuylkill County, Pa., 1851. Concerning the case of William Donaldson vs. Bank of Danville.

            .714     Letter from William Donaldson to C.M. Straub concerning the case of William H. Magill vs. William Donaldson, Schuylkill County, Pa., 1851.

            .715     Letter from W.B. Wells, Pottsville, to F.W. Hughes, Philadelphia, Nov. 6, 1850.  

            .716     Copy of a letter from E.G. [Graff?], Philadelphia, to W. Ulrich, Reading, Dec. 6, 1851.

 

Folder 39: Gilmour & Brothers (.717)

            .717a-b            Pages from a ledger: Maria Dorsey in account current with Robert Ralston, n.p., 1830-1833.

 

Folder 40: T Gilpin & Co Brandywine (.718-.719) 

            .718     Letter from Thos. Astley, Philadelphia, to Jasper Moylan, Philadelphia, concerning Andrew Clow & Co. estate. Jan. 29, 1808.

            .719a-b            Plan in pencil, perhaps of a railroad trestle (girders and sleepers mentioned), n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 41: Goodwin (.720-.723)

            .720     Letter from Jno. Robertson, Charleston, to William Cramond, Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1827.

            .721     Letter from William Lucas, Russellville, to John Kennedy, Tuscumbia, Jan. 2, 1827.

            .722     Mortgage Deed of Henry and Rachel Snapp of Jerusalem, Yates County, N.Y., to Ontario Insurance Co., Geneva, Ontario County, New York, Aug. 30, 1825.

            .723     Letter from J. P. Shaw, Boston, to Samuel Breck, South Bridgewater, concerning Breck's attention to Shaw's sister, Sept. 28, 1826.

 

Folder 42: Gookin & Co, Rutland Vt (.724)

            .724     appointment by Asa Gardner, Troy, N.Y., of William C. Boardman of New York City as his lawyer for receiving merchandise at custom house,  March 2, 1832.

 

Folder 43: P Gougon [in lower case script] (.725)

            .725     Letter from James Lyle to William Cramond, n.p., March 12, 1811.

 

Folder 44: J Green (dated 1815 and 1817) (.731-.732)

            .731     Letter from F.(?) Townsend to Harold C. Folly(?), n.p., April 29, 1820.

            .732     Letter from Doct. S.(?) Watkins, Baltimore, to Col. N. Towson, March 30, 1820.

 

Folder 45: Greene (.733)

            .733     Letter from J. J. Marshall, Frankfurt, to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, July 11, 1833.

 

Folder 46: Gt Spring; I & L GtSpring (.680-.681, .727-.730)

            .680     Part of a plan of property owned by various 'people along an unnamed street, near intersection with Masters Street, n.p., n.d. 

                        On back: Penciled document, Philadelphia.

            .681     Court note on the procedure of the recovery of moneys  owed by Thomas Williamson to Pennock and Nathan Edwards, Delaware County, Penn., Feb. 14, 1811.

            .727     Letter from A. Ferguson, Philadelphia, to John Gill, Jr., Nashville, Oct. 30, 1830.

            .728     Letter from A. Ferguson, Philadelphia, to John Gill, Jr., Nashville, Nov. 21, 1830.

            .729     Letter from John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, to John W. Tilford, n.p., April 2, 1830.

            .730     Letter from John King, Ceres, [Penn.,] to Henry M. Walker, Philadelphia, Oct. 19, 1834.

 

Folder 47: Guard Bridge Mill, Pirie (three pieces of paper, two with Guard Bridge Mill mark, and one with Pirie, document dated 1920) (.726)             [see also .1143 and .1144 for additional Pirie paper]

            .726     Duplicate Invoice from H. Shirakami, Kobe, Japan, to M.S. Levy & Sons Inc., Baltimore, Dec. 22, 1920.  Invoice for shipping natural straw braids.

 

Folder 48: H (.734-.746, .802-.803)

            .734     receipted bill to schooner Isabella(?), Capt. [illegible] from John Brown, signed by Jas. M. Kover n.p., 1792-1793.

            .735     Letter from Abraham Diehl(?) to John Bamberger, in German, n.p,, 1804.

            .736     Receipt: received of George Cress by Jacob Shultz for his mother Anna Schultz, from estate of Philip Weaver, n.p., July 14, 1797.

            .737     Certificate of Mortgage from Alexander Ogilvie, grocer, to Thomas Hunt, grocer, New York, March 11, 1795.

            .738     Bond from William Prescott, Pottsville, to Frederick Plummer, Philadelphia, Feb. 24, 1831.

             .739    Map, in pencil, of lots on Buttonwood Lane [or Street], near 5th Street and Old York Road, n.p., n.d.

            .740     Petition statements concerning Robert Mattox, Jr.'s land, deceased. (copy), n.p., 1801.  Stained with purple ink.

            .741     Check, or bank payment note, from Stephen Girard's bank, payable to William & John Miller, signed by Richard Ashhurst, [Philadelphia] Aub. 21, 1821.

            .742     Bond from Lloyd Wharton, Reading, to William Pott, Pottsville, due Feb. 1831.

            .743     measurement of paving in St. John Street, between Coats & Brown Streets, Philadelphia, measurement by Joseph H. Siddall, Sept. 8, 1830.  Lists names of landowners.

            .744     Oath about proceeds of a property sale, made by Conrad Lamb, York County, Penn., May 20, 1806.

            .745     Copy of the court proceedings in Chancery Court of New Jersey of Benjamin, John and Eliza Ann Van Mater vs. Henry Walton, executor of Gerard Walton, New Jersey, 1822.

            .746     Two pages of receipts received by J.R. Smith, n.p., 1824.

            .802     blank index pages for letters L-O, n.p., n.d.

            .803     letter and account, William Luton(? or Suton), Sampson County, North Carolina, to Arthur Jones, Philadelphia, Sept. 29, 1800.

 

Folder 49: CH (.747-.751)

            .747     Note in German, from Valentine Getroy(?) to A. Zweier, n.p., 1816.

            .748     Bond between Abraham and John Shire and John Weydner, Berks County, Pennsylvania, March 23, 1811.

            .749     Note about a complaint received by John Guldin, a justice of Berks County, Pa., Dec. 19, 1805.  Henry Delacamp complained that Samuel Oyster(?) took a ram from him.

            .751     Deed from Michel Gotner, yeoman, to Francis Joseph Smith, Northampton County, Pa., Sept. 1, 1789.

 

Folder 50: DH (with cloverleaf) (.752-.753) [identified as Donald Hagey]

            .752     Blank sheet.

            .753     Account sheet of Daniel Levy to Moses Levy, n.p., 1797.

 

Folder 51: FH (.754)

            .754     Letter from John Shanahnaud, Stone Arabia, [Montgomery County, N.Y.,] to Mr. Baynerd, Albany, June 27, 1797.

 

 

Box 6:

 

Folder 1: GH (with fleur-de-lis) (.755)

            .755a-b            Two blank sheets.

 

Folder 2: HH; H & H (.756-.759)

            .756     “Sales by Footman & Co. by order of the executors of David Cay, surviving partner of Andrew Clow & Co.,” Philadelphia, May 2, 1794.  Lists liquor, furniture, stove, hen coop, dog house, etc.

            .757     Blank sheet.

            .758     Letter from R. [Robert] Craige, Portersville, to Henry N. Walker, Philadelphia, April 8, 1839.

            .759     Letter from Robert Craige, Portersville, to Henry N. Walker, Philadelphia, April 13, 1838.

 

Folder 3: JH; JH & Co (on one sheet, the initials appear below a fleur-de-lis) (.760-.763)

            .760     Drawing of a plot of land on the Savannah River, in Granville county, Township of New Windsor, South Carolina, of Thomas Smith's 550 acres.  Certified by J. Gillespie, South Carolina, 1737.  This copy made in 1787.

            .761a   Account of  New Bank Estate with Richard Green, n.p., Dec. 22, 1802.  Lists workers’ names.

            .761b   Letter from Mary Baily to brother John Wilson at Christana Mills,  May 1801.

            .762     Account of  New Bank Estate with Richard Green, n.p., Dec. 8, 1802.  Lists workers’ names.

            .763     Letter from Henry Harford, Elizabeth City, [N.C.,] to Warren Ashley, Norfolk, June 24, 1800.

 

Folder 4: MH [or could be HM] (.764, .766-.767, .956, .958) [note: there are various styles of initials]

            .764     Letter from William Laird, Milton, to William Donaldson, Danville, Columbian County, Penn., 1837.

            .766     Memorandum, by P. Basil, New York, to J. Rules, 1826, in relation to agreement of Rules And Rogers.

            .767     Letter from Comyngham [or Conyngham],  Wilkes Barre, to Thomas Astley, Phildelphia, May 28, 1833.  

            .956     Letter from William Lewis, Wilkes Barre, to Charles Treichel, Philadelphia, July 16, 1827.  Concerns court business between the two.  

            .958     Letter from George Tracy, Towanda, Penn., to R. J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Jan. 5,

1830. Concerns Arndt & Kuler, a firm that went bankrupt, and a list of names of people who knew Arndt.

 

Folder 5: O & H (some sheets include Britannia figure) (.768-.776)

.768     Letter from M. Watson, New Orleans, to Peter Walker, Philadelphia, Feb. 1, 1855. .769    Letter from C. [illegible], Albany, to Gov. L. Marcy, Albany, Jan. 20, 1838.  Tendering resignation as judge for Yates County.

.770     Bond between Christopher Cammack and Allison Nailor, District of Columbia, Aug. 19, 1842.

.771     Deed from Norman Brigham to Jesse Reed and Ralph Dunham, Mansfield, Conn., March 29, 1830.  [see also .665 and also Dunham documents].

.772     Deed of sale, John L. Thielen, sheriff, Louisiana: between Thomas Slidell and Richard Ashhurst & Sons v. Stephen Atwater Treat and James Plant, 1842.

.773     Bond from James Chalfant to Susan Forceman, n.p., 1843.  Also included are notations of payments on the back of the manuscript.

.774     Letter from Beattie & Hamlin, Greenville, South Carolina, to Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, May 26, 1841.

.775     Letter from Hopkins & Parsons, Huntsville, Alabama, to Richard Ashhurst & Sons,  Feb. 18, 1839.

.776     Letter from George C. Wurzbach [or Wurtzbach], New York, to C. Masten, Penn Yan, Oct. 1, 1839.

 

Folder 6: TH [could be HT] (.778)

.778     Form of a plea or oath of some kind, not signed or filled in, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 7: SH (.777)

.777     "Eine Restitution" part of a book printed in German print, [Philadelphia, 1763].  Q             Pages 146-153.

 

Folder 8: WH [could also be HW] (.780, .1825)

.780     Receipted bill, Wachmuth paid James Gallagher, signed by Hugh Green, n.p., 1793.

.1825   printed item, “Votes and Proceedings,” November session, 1806, Maryland.  Pages have not been cut or trimmed.

 

Folder 9: Hayes & Wise, 1800 (.782)

.782     Letter from Willing & Francis to Thomas Mifflin, Philadelphia, Oct. 31, 1801.

 

Folder 10: Holdship (.783-.785)

.783     Letter from R. Craig, Portersville, Pa., to Henry M. Walker, Philadelphia, March 12, 1833.  

.784     Letter from Robert Craig, Portersville, to Henry M. Walker, Philadelphia, June 19, 1833.

.785     Allowance of a writ of Habeas Corpus to free the body of Christopher Garmine from Jail (copy) signed by Walter W. Beelie(?), Harrison County, Ohio, 1829.

 

Folder 11: Holmes (.786)

.786     pages from Apology for the Bible, by R. Watson (New York: John Bull, 1796). pp. 97-108, 205-216.

 

Folder 12: Hooker & Son (with a coat of arms that has the initials GR under it) (.787)

.787     Release of Mortgage from John McKim to Jacob Steigar, Baltimore County, August 1805.

 

Folder 13: E House (.791, .1806)

.791     Deed from Sarah Jewitt, Coventry, Conn., to Capt. Seth and Mary Dunham, Mansfield, Conn., May 3, 1798.

.1806   summons for John Ripley of Coventry, Conn., to appear in court in a case with Ashbel Stanley of Windsor, Jan. 27, 1801, signed by Samuel Whitlessey(?), justice of the peace

 

Folder 14: AH Hubbard (.788-.790)

.788a   receipted bill, George Newbold paid Anthony A. Jacobus, New York, Dec. 30, 1824.  For carpentry work and supplies.

.788b   “Sales of 18 bales of cotton received by brig Orythia, Capt. Wales from New Orleans, on account of Mr. Thomas Campbell,” account with Robert Gill & Co., New York,  Oct. 27, 1827.

.789     Special appointment of Seth Peirce [or Pierce] as attorney for Edward Butler, New York, July 25, 1828.

.790     Letter from Smith & Goddard, Norwich, Conn., to E.A. Russell, New York, April 28, 1829.

 

Folder 15: R Hubbard (.792-.794)

.792     Letter from Dr. Charles Pugsley and Nashville, to Mr. Gill, Philadelphia, ordering furniture, curtains, picture frames, and a lamp, Dec. 2, 1830.  Endorsed on back as orders for Dr. Pugsley and Thomas Washington, but Washington’s order is not included with this.

.793     Letter from B. Day, Bank of Geneva, to C. Masten, Penn Yan, April 20, 1827.

.794     Letter from "Mother," La Plaisance, [postmark: Pomfret, Conn.,] to Francis Vinton, Prot. Ep. Theo. Seminary, New York, Aug. 9, 1836. [additional Vinton letters also in this collection]

 

Folder 16: Hudson (several sheets include various designs of eagles and/or sailing ships, or the Britannia figure) (.795-.801, .804-.816)

[note: two sheets from New Orleans bear the watermark “For Records” – the name Hudson does not appear but someone has penciled in Hudson on one of them]

.795     Letter from H. Morris, Philadelphia, to Edward Owen Parry, Sept. 16, 1834. [envelope wrapper for this letter is .134; see also .819]

.796     Ledger page: lands in account with Henry M. Walker, 1833-1836.  Philadelphia.

.797     Verdict not Guilty in Comm. vs. John Snyder, for keeping tippling house, n.p., 1837.

.798     Appeal in the Martin Weaver vs. Benjamin Heffner case, n.p., 1835.

.799     wrapper sheet labeled: "Foeglie v. Kline & Hower Trespass," n. p., n.d. [see .804]

.800     Court case of Benjamin Pott for the use of Daniel Hill vs. Charles W. Clemmens and Francis G. Parvin, n.p., Oct. 25, 1839.

.801     Letter from Chauncey Shipman, Berlin, Conn., to Henry W. Smith, Reading, Penn., Jan. 21, 1829.

.804     Court case of Henry Foeglie vs. Jacob Kline and Solomon Hower for trespass, n.p., Oct. 24, 1839.  [see .799]

.805     Letter from William Talmage, New York, to Robert J. Arundell, Philadelphia, June 29, 1830.  With added penciled notes.

.806     Letter from Dudley Marvin, to John Martin, Penn Yan, N.Y., Feb. 28, 1827.  Further addressed to Dr. William Holden, Penn Yan.

.807     Seizure of property by Sheriff Charles F. Hozey, Orlean Parish, La.,  concerning court case of Richard Ashhurst & Sons vs. David Adams and Thomas Barrett, New Orleans, June 16, 1840.

.807a   Mortgage of Christopher Adams, planter of Iberville Parish, to William Kenner & Co., New Orleans, 1823, with note added April 19, 1834.

.808     Blank sheet.

.809     Indenture from David Cathcart (Lord Alloway), Masterton Ure, Joseph Fellow, and Robert Troup, to Anna Parker (widow of Edward Parker), late of Gorham, Ontario County, New York, Dec. 20, 1827.  [see also .595]

.810     statement in court case made by C. Ingersoll, addressed to W.H. Tod, concerning Samuel and Ann Thompson v. Hannah Taylor and her executor Joseph Watson, Philadelphia, April 27. 1831.

.811     notice to call Militia of Massachusetts to duty, issued by Jeremiah Blake, commanding officer, Wrentham(?), to Joseph Bailey, April 29, 1834.  List of militia men on back.

.812     Certificate issued by Charles Cobb, Clerk of all Judicial Courts, admitting Nathan F. Barnes to practice as attorney in Maine, April 1843.

.813     Bill of complaint in the Samuel Burch vs. Murray, Cough, Swimley(?) and Wallach heirs case, by Richard Wallach, District of Columbia, 1830s.

.814a-c                        Letter from S. Parker, Washington, to J. [or I.]  F. Winchester, Aug. 2, 1843.

.815     Part of a circuit court resume, John W. Perit and Joseph Cabot, in partnership in Philadelphia as Perit & Cabot, in case with Hollingsworth Magniac and David Magniac, heirs of Charles Magniac, subjects of Great Britain, a case of trespass occurring in Canton, China, 1829.  [see also .1568 and .386]

.816     Letter from Geo Douglass, Baltimore, to Edward A. Russell, Messrs. Geo. Douglass & Co., New York, Nov. 19, 1830.

 

Folder 17: SI (.817)

.817     Mortgage of Daniel McBride, grocer, to Edward Shippen Burd, cancelled, Philadelphia, July 12, 1813.

 

Folder 18: Irving Mill (.818-.820)

.818     Letter from Brodhead & Brother per The. Burkhart, Philadelphia, to F. W. Hughes, Dec. 6, 1860.

.819     Letter from James C. Goward, Philadelphia, to Edward Owen Parry, Nov. 30, 1858. [see also .795]

.820     Letter from J. H. McClung, Rome, Georgia, to Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, Feb. 8, 1861.

 

Folder 19: JLJ (.822)

.822     Court case of David Baker vs. Eleanor Baker, New Jersey, n.d.

 

Folder 20: LJ (.823)

.823     Certificate of mortgage by Andrew and Martha Alexander, grocer of New York, to George McKay, New York, 1810.

 

Folder 21: Japanese Linen (with a crane) (.824-.827, .1655-.1656) [possibly a brand name, rather than a company name]

.824     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Feb. 18, 1889.

.825     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Feb. 21, 1889.

.826     Letter from W. A. Collins, Toledo, Ohio, to Col. F. D. Curtis, Charlton, New York, Oct. 18, 1889.

.827     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Dec. 28, 1889.

.1655   Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to George M. Dallas, Philadelphia, Dec. 14, 1889.

.1656   Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Dec. 14, 1889.

 

Folder 22: Jessups (.828-.831)

.828     Letter, from [illegible,] to F. W. Hughes and J. Hoffman, n.p., July 11, 1857.

.829     Letter from John M. Read to J. Randall, n.p., Feb. 22, 1847.  With added notes.

.830     Copy of the August Report signed by G. W., Post Office, Hartford, Conn., to the auditor, Sept. 1, 1838.

.831     Letter from Lawrason [or Lawrison] Riggs, St. Louis, to Josiah L. Hale, New York, April 20, 1843.

 

Folder 23: Joynson (.832-.834)

.832     Letter from Mary F. Thomson to Judge John M. Read, n.p., no year.

.833-.834         Blank sheets.

 

Folder 24: GK (.835)

.835     Copy of the report of Auditors on the estate of Abraham K. Clark, yeoman, Bethel township, Berks County, Penn., Jan. 5, 1841.  Jacob Walborn and John Kurr were administrators.

 

Folder 25: JK (.836-.837)

.836     Letter from Charles B. Penrose, Carlisle, to James A. Mahany, Harrisburg, Penn., Feb. 8, 1828. [see also .948 and .1020]

.837     Blank sheet, except for name Gabl. Benoist(?).

 

Folder 26: M & K, N York (.838)

.838     Letter from Robert Abbatt [or Abbott] & Co., Richmond, Va., to Edward A. Russell, Petersburg, Va., July 5, 1821.

 

Folder 27: A Kelty (with a dove) (.846)

.846     Deed from Isaac and Catherine Hipple [or Kipple], Bedford County, Pa., to Peter Shoenburger, Allegany County, Pa., April 1844.

 

Folder 28: Kempton Mills (.863)

.863     Settlement sheet of Matilda Hamrick and Miss J. Armstrong, for the purchase of property, J.H. Siddall & Son Conveyancers, Philadelphia, May 15, 1875.

 

Folder 29: Kent Mills (some sheets with Britannia figure, others with globe in an envelope) (.847-.854, .864)

.847     Letter from Effingham B. Morris, Philadelphia, to R. L. Ashhurst, about Fell v. Markle, Sept. 12, 1882.

.848- .849        Notes by unidentified person about court cases, n.p., n.d.

.850-.854         Blank sheets.

.864     Letter from Effingham B. Morris, Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, June 22, 1885.

 

Folder 30: King (.855-.862)

.855     Deed Poll: Daniel Fitler, sheriff of Philadelphia County, took goods from Constantine B. F. O’Neil to pay a debt owed to Robert Wallace, which led to sale of property to William M. Camac, Philadelphia, 1841.

.856     Release of Dower endorsed, Sarah Wright (widow of Thomas Wright of the Northern Liberties), to John Wright, n.d. (concerning the Deed Poll of Daniel Fitler, sheriff, to John Wright.).

.857-.858         Deed Poll: Daniel Fitler, sheriff of Philadelphia County, in settlement of case of John Wright v. Archibald Wright, John F. Bird and his wife Jane Wright Bird, Thomas Wright, Mary Ann Wright, William Miller Wright, and Henry Moffitt Wright (some of whom are minors), Philadelphia, 1841.

.859     Letter from Geo Grant, Philadelphia, to William Donaldson, Danville, Columbia County, Pa., March 3, 1837.

.860     Notes concerning the real estate and deeds between John Potts and Jonathan Wynne, Pottsville, 1825.

.861     Part of a statement concerning Mr. Ringgold and Mr. John Gibbs, n.d., n.p.

.862     Account book of unknown person, 1834-1844, n.p.  An account of butter and eggs traded for other goods.

 

Folder 31: L (.877)

.877     Letter from Mr. Hollinshead, St. Paul, to Messrs. King, Anderson & Sage, Oct. 22, 1857.

 

Folder 32: L & Co (.878)

.878     Letter from Josias Cox, Snowhill, Maryland, to Wheeler & Asher, Philadelphia, March 6, 1811.

 

Folder 33: AL (.879-.884)

.879-.880         In Chancery Court, New Jersey, a bill between John Steelman and Matthew Whilldin and Nathaniel Holmes, Executors of Seth Hand's estate, (copy) New Jersey, 1814.

.881     Bond from John Harrison, board merchant, to Edward Shippen Burd, both of  Philadelphia, March 24, 1813.  On form printed and sold by Joseph Crukshank.

.882     Bond from John Tophan, house carpenter, to William Tilghman, Chas Smith and Edward Shippen Burd, executors of Thomas Smith, all of Philadelphia, Oct. 1, 1813.  Same form as above.

.883     Bond between James Owens, house carpenter, and Edward Shippen Burd, Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1813.

.884     Little notebook, or a part of a larger notebook on geometry, in German, unsigned, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 34: CL & Co; CL & Co, Balto. (.885, .1253)

.885     Marriage license of Peter Cook to Hannah Haggard [or Hazzard], Roane County, Tennessee, June 26, 1810.  Also signed by George Cook.

.1253   letter, John Davidson, Washington, D.C., to Messrs. William M. Biddle & Co., Philadelphia, July 6, 1809.  Mentions Andrew Clow & Co. and D. Cay.

 

Folder 35: DL (.886)

.886     Pledge for delivery of merchandise received of D. A. Smith, from William McDewald(?), Baltimore, to William Cramond at Philadelphia, 1816.  Form printed by William Warner.

 

Folder 36: JL (.887-.888)

.887     Letter from Edmond Milne, Philadelphia, to John Tod, Nov. 30, 1811.

.888     Power of Attorney granted by Seth Chapman, Northumberland County, Penn., to Nathaniel B. Boileau, March 17, 1814.

 

Folder 37: L-JDL & Co (.890)

.890     Letter from Rose, Pottstown, to Martha, Nov. 14, 1889.

 

Folder 38: L & L (.889)

.889     Bill from Robert Bethell & Son for the ship Charleston Packet, n.p, March –April 1803.  For line, twine, lantern, nails, etc.

 

Folder 39: PL; P & L (.891-.892)

.891     Letter from [A. Reigen(?)] to L.P. Woodbury, n.p., Aug. 20, 1844.

.892     Letter from J.W. Wilson, Nashville, Tenn., to Thomas Campbell, n.p., May 30, 1824.  Mentions John Gill, Jr.

 

Folder 40: R.P. & L. (.893)

.893     Letter from Enoch Marvin, Pittsburgh, to Thomas Astley, Philadelphia, July 14, 1824.

 

Folder 41: SL (.894-.896)

.894     “Invoice of sundries shipped by Robert Carson on board the schooner Betsy, John Brock, Master, for New York for Account & risk of Daniel W. Coxe…,” shipped from New Orleans, June 29, 1795.

.895     Testimony of Matthew Clarkson, Mayor of Philadelphia, that Paul Sieman, merchant in firm Wynkoop & Sieman, native of Hamburg, is a U.S. citizen, Nov. 6, 1793.

.896     “Commissions” for June 10-15, by unknown person, for unknown purpose, n.p., no year.  A long list of names.

 

Folder 42: SWL; S & WL (with a bell) (.897-.900)

.897     receipted bill, Capt. Jonas Holmstedt received the money due him for sale of wine, by William Sonntag for Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, May 19, 1790.

.898     Account current of owners of the brig Chance, with William Smith, n.p., 1790-1791.  Andrew Clow & Co. mentioned.  Marked paid and settled.

.899     Account settled for Hannah Stobart [or Hobart] with Warner Mifflin, n.p., 1784-1786.

.900     Trials of the Human Heart: A Novel, in four volumes, by Mrs. Rowson. (Philadelphia: Mountford, Bioren & Co., 1795.)  Vol. IV, title page, p. [3]-14, 23-24, 29-32, 37-48.  (disbound book)

 

Folder 43: T& J L (some sheets include an eagle) (.903-.907, .1807)

.903     statement about money arising from sale of property of William Connelly, deceased, to be given to Mary Bendle and the children of his brother John, namely Patrick, John, William, Deborah, Catharine, and Sarah; Nathaniel Chew named as attorney to accept money, April 12, 1807.

.904     Copy of power of attorney from Johannes Sarkeis of Calcutta, Bengal, to Elliston Perot and John Perot of Philadelphia, 1805.  Shipping goods on William Penn, which belongs to Messrs. Philips, Cramond & Co.

.905-.906         Blank papers.  .905 has lines.

.907     "Draught" - Draft or map of land, n.p., n.d.  Landowners named.

.1807   pages from a book of the laws of Virginia enacted in 1805.

 

 

Box 7:

 

Folder 1: TWL(?) (.908-.909, .1103) [might be TWP]

.908     Typed letter from J.S. Wentz & Co., Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 25,1898, re: the Haines tract.

.909     Typed letter from J.S. Wentz & Co., Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 18,1898.

.1103  Typed letter from J.S. Wentz & Co., Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 8,1898. Concerns Mr. DuBois of the Philadelphia Trust, Safe Deposit & Insurance Co. and coal.

 

Folder 2: WL (.910)

.910     Letter from Alex M. Piper, Lancaster, to John Tod, Bedford, April 18, 1810.

 

Folder 3: Lathrop & Willard (.1513)

.1513   A. Swett, Dedham, to Eliza Wainwright, Roxbury, Feb. 25, 1828.  [see also other Wainwright letters in collection]

 

Folder 4: Linwood Mills (.923-.925)

.923     Letter from S.P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1884. Concerns Mr. Fell's case.

.924     Letter from S.P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 7, 1885, concerning the Fell vs Markle et al case.

.925     Letter from S.P. Wolverton, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 11, 1885. Concerns the Fell vs. Markle et al case.

 

Folder 5: Litchfield(?) (.926)

.926     Letter from Corn.(?) [Cornelius?] C. Beekman, [place illegible,] to Golden Banyar(?), Albany, April 18, 1798.  Concerns a lot owned by Mr. Hulsted.

 

Folder 6: Lydig & Mesier (with figure of Britannia) (.928)

.928     Letter from Abraham Brinckerhoff, New York, to Jeremiah Lansingh [i.e. Lansing?], Albany, Nov. 9, 1810.

 

Folder 7: Lyons (.927)

.927     Certificate: American Associa­tion for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) certifies election of George M. Hosmer of Boston as a member, signed by F. W. Putnam, secretary, August 1880.  Mounted on another piece of paper.

 

Folder 8: M (.929-.941)

.929     Appointment of Abraham Van Ness as fourth Sergeant to Capt. Jacob BaurhitesCompany, by Lt. Col. Philip Staats, Rensselaer County, New York, Sept. 4, 1809.   On back: notes on other matters.

.930     Part of a bond, involving Thomas Astley of Philadelphia, n.d. 

.931     note, Jno. Myers to Mr. McDermott, request to pay Mr. Cramond for the schooner Margaret, on account of William Robinson, n.p., April 12, 1818.

.932     Letter from John J. Wheeler, Lexington, Ky., to Ashhurst, Philadelphia, concerning credit and cash demands, Dec. 16, 1819.

.933     An Abstract of a mortgage from Benjamin B. Cooper, Gloucester County, New Jersey, to John B. Wallace Philadelphia, 1818.

.934     Exportation Certificate for gin on board the sloop Halcyon, William Cahoone, master, shipped by George Champlin from Newport, R.I., bound for New York, April 22, 1807.  The gin was imported from Amsterdam aboard the brig John Adams, John Burroughs, master.

.935     Bond between Jacob Reed, Henry Bittle and John Gable, all of Schuylkill County,  to Jacob R. Boyer, assignee of George Rohn, sheriff of Schuylkill County, March 1825.

.936     Letter from Benjamin Cleveland, Athens, to Frederick Dugass, Augusta, Ga., Jan. 26, 1823. Concerns an exchange of perishable goods, (salt, cotton) for cotton.

.937     Letter from Persis Pease, Hinsdale, to "Dear Sister" Miss Experience Chapin, South Hadley, August 5, 1810.  Concerns the "departure" (death) of their mother, and an invitation to visit. [see also .19 and .182]

.938     Deed between Lovell Barnes and Rebecca Barnes, his wife, and Lewis How, all of  Marlborough, Middlesex County, Mass., April 16, 1814.  For a tract of pasture land, and meadow land.

.939     disbound book: Votes and Proceedings of the Senate of the State of Maryland, November Session, 1803.  (Annapolis: Frederick Green).  Title page and pp.[3]-32, 41-80, 89-108, and "By the House of Delegates...," p.[1]-2 and a blank page.

.940     Letter wrapper addressed to to Deborah P. Cresson, Philadelphia, with a note, saying Sarah wanted a handwritten copy of Job Scott’s "Vision," n.d.

.941     Letter from Jno. Letchworth, E. Fallowfield, to niece Deborah P. Cresson, Jr., Philadelphia, July 30, 1822, praising her and bringing news of his family, but mostly religious talk.

 

Folder 9: A & M (.943)

.943     Liquidation of payments, where it is found a debt is to be paid to C. Masten from various other people, n.p., 1828,1829.

 

Folder 10: AFM (.942)

.942     Letter from Perez Morton, Boston, to John Pickering, Portsmouth, Aug. 26, 1785.  Concerning a suit, Mr. Apthorp vs. Richardson.

 

Folder 11: BM (.944)

.944     Copy of an account of Briscoe and Munjan(?), May 5, 1788. n.p.

 

Folder 12: B & M (.945-.949)

.945     Letter from James Bredin, Carlisle, to Robert Arundel, Philadlephia, June 19, 1830. Concerns $20 dollars owed to Mr. Palender, and offering services.

.946     Letter from Samuel Fahnstock, York Springs, to R. I. Arundel, Jan. 2, 1829. Concerning debts and collecting of money owed.

.947     Letter from James Bredin, Carlisle, to Robert Arundel, Philadelphia, March 29, 1830. Concerning the state of affairs of a friend and enquiring as to the state of Mary Ann Allison of Philadelphia.

.948     Letter from Charles B. Penrose, Carlisle, to R.I. Arundel, Philadlephia, Sept. 29, 1828.  Concerning the account of Mr. Mahany and former ward Richard O'Brien. [see also .836 and .1020]

.949     Letter from James Bredin, Carlisle, to Robert J. Arundel, Philadelphia, Dec. 19, 1829. Concerning business, miscellany.

 

Folder 13: CM (.950-.951)

.950-.951         disbound book: Das Kleine Davidische Kalterspiel der Kinder …,  Germantown: printed by Christoph Sauer, 1764.

 

Folder 14: C & McC (.952-.953)

.952     "Certificate of a determination to become a citizen." Northumberland County, Penn, blank form, n.d., but after1800.

.953     "Orphans Court writ of partition or Valuation." Northumberland County Penn., n.d. but after 1800, blank form.

 

Folder 15: D & M (.954)

.954     Certification by John Robinson of payment of mortgage between Abraham Binninger, grocer, and Jasper Ward, merchant, all of New York City, Jan. 23, 1806.

 

Folder 16: DTM (.955)

.955     receipted bill, Capt. Vansyth of the brig James paid William Coats, for one hide of rigging leather, n.p., May 14, 1789.

 

Folder 17: G & R M (in script under a shield) (.1293) [G and R Munn? – see also folder 38 below]

            .1293   blank paper

 

Folder 18: HM(?) (with star) (.779)

.779     part of disbound book: identified as Eine Restitution, printed in Philadelphia by Anton Ambruster [or Armbruster], 1763. pp. 130-134, 144-145.  In German.

 

Folder 19: HM [or could be MH] (.765, .957)

.765     Blank sheet.

.957     Blank sheet.

 

Folder 20: IPM (with design of a phoenix) (.978)

.978     Letter from S.D. Smith, Newburgh, to Mrs. Griggs, [Windsor?]April 11, 1858.

 

Folder 21: JM (some have design of a beehive) (.959-.976)

.959     Letter from A.S. Sander, n.p., to J.[or I.] M. Read, So. 6th St., no city, Nov. 12, 1833. Concerns deeds enclosed with the letter belonging to Com. Bainbridge.  Also mentions wife of late Com. Capt. Hayes.

.960     Letter from J. B. Smith, Dock St., to John R. Smith, Attorney at law, n.p., April 19, no year.  Concerns land recently purchased by Mr. Wallace from Huntington.

.961     Letter from William Laird, Turbutville, McEwensville Post Office, to William Donaldson, Danville, Columbia County, Penn., March 16, 1827. Concerns land Geo Grant was to sell according to an agreement.

.962     Copy of two letters fromWilliam Laird, Turbutville, Northumberland County, to William Levan, n.p., Jan. 24 and Feb. 20, 1837. Both concern the Schuylkill County coal lands which Laird wished to purchase.

.963     Deed between Joseph and Ann Abbott of Burlington County, N.J., and Jacob Ridgway of Philadelphia, for a tract of land in Cumberland County, New Jersey, Feb. 15, 1826.

.964     Blank sheet except for numbers and calculations, written in pencil, n.p., n.d.

.965     Appointment of Jacob Seitzinger as attorney for and by William Wiley, in the court of commons pleas of Northumberland County, during the case of John Riebsam and Wm. Wiley (of Riebsam & Wiley) vs, Lorentz Deporte, 1821.

.966-.968         three checks from Richard Ashhurst, payable  to W. & Co. (.966), I. [or J.] & M. Brown and M. D. Lewis (.967), and J. Latimer (.968).  All drawn on Stephen Girard’s bank, Philadelphia, 1818, 1827.

.969     Certificate of release after payment made from Henry Beagle, blacksmith of the Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, July 18, 1820.  Signed by 15 men in the building trades, such as bricklayer, plasterer, ironmonger, painter, carpenter, lumber supplier, lime supplier, etc.

.970a-b            Certificate [in two pieces] of John Tromp to cancel Ann White's mortgage to him, New York, Aug. 20, 1791.

.971     Account sheet from Wm. Wollerton to Farmers Brewery, n.p., 1823-1827.

.972     Letter, White & Lynn, Courtland, Alabama, to Richard Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Feb. 18, 1825, with “memo’ of articles the firm needs (textiles, hats and bonnets, buttons, combs, sewing silk, etc.)

.973     Promise to pay from John Middleton to Benjamin B. Cooper, John Marshall and James Cane Jr., $48.90, n.p., Feb. 7, 1834.

.974-.976         Checks signed by Richard Ashhurst, payable to Wiggin & Whitney.  Drawn on Stephen Girard banker, Philadelphia, 1819.

 

Folder 22:  JM & M (.979-.984)

.979-.984         Blank Sheets, some with lines.

 

Folder 23: PM (.985)

.985     Deed from Joseph Cook, Cornwell, Vermont, to Abel Wright, Weybridge, Vermont, Dec. 22, 1789. Concerns a share of land in Weybridge.

 

Folder 24: SM (initials on either side of a fleur-de-lis) (.986)

.986     Order to Dutilh & Wachsmuth to pay the bearer [illegible]for two days aboard the Hannibal, signed by Jas. McKever, n.p., April 29(?), 1794.

 

Folder 25: WM, 1801 (with lion in an oval topped by a crown) (.1459)

.1459   letter, Benjamin Clarke Cutler, Boston, to Charles Walker, Concord, N.H., July 1, 1802.

 

Folder 26: YM (.987-.988)

.987     bill of M.B. Callaghan to Richard M. Kennedy, n.p., 1860, for one pair of gloves.

.988     Copy of a map by Beeker(?) Cole.  George N. [or W.] Moore written in pencil, n.p. n.d.

 

Folder 27: GioroMagnani/Al Masso (with a crest that has an eagle on it) (.996-.997)

.996     Accounts written in Portuguese, for Carroll Forbes and Co., [Rio de Janiero,] from the schooner Mexico, 1835-1836. See also .997.

.997     Accounts written in Portuguese(?) and English; to Consulate of USA, following names appear: William Rysdyk(?), A. W. Peacock, Capt. William Sheffield, n.p., 1835-1836; probably part of the .996.

 

Folder 28: Magnay & Pickering (.998)

.998     Receipt for a Georgia certificate signed by George Davis, from Arthur Jones; the certificate concerns Abraham Jones and others, Philadelphia, Oct. 1, 1800.

 

Folder 29: J Markle; Markle (.999-.1000)

.999     Order for sewing equipment and textiles, placed with Richard Ashhurst of Philadelphia by by Charles Nourse & Co., Bardstown, Ky., Sept. 12, 1827.

.1000   Accounts current of  Given McAlister and Given; Dickson and Joseph R. Given; and Dickson Given, n.p., 1826.

 

Folder 30: Matthews, 1836 (.1001)

.1001   list of amounts not collected because the debtors dispute the debts or don’t have the money, n.p., n.d.  Lists names of debtors. 

 

Folder 31: TMcC (.989-.993)

.989     Lease, article of agreement made between George Beatty and Thomas

McQuoid, leasing two lots of ground and a double house for three years, Harrisburg, Nov. 24, 1835.

.990     receipted bill, John Zinn paid John Learing, n.p.,  1831-1832.  For shoes and boots and their mending.

.991     receipted bill, John Zinn paid Sewall C. LeBaron for Wm. LeBaron, for grinding two tons of plaster, n.p., April 27, no year.

.992     Note in Commons Pleas Court of Dauphin County, Penn., concerning the Union Canal Co. of Pennsylvania. 1838. 

.993     Letter from R. T. Leech, Harrisburg, to Abraham Kerns, Bedford, Penn., June 12, 1834, concerning patents and the rejection of them.

 

Folder 32: Meeteer (.1019-.1021)

.1019   Letter from John W. Telford, Huntsville, Alabama, to John Gill Jr., Philadelphia, March 8, 1827.  Concerns changing jobs due to poor success at business, with settlement of debts.

.1020   Letter from Charles B. Penrose, Carlisle, to James A. Mahany, Philadelphia,  Jan. 26, 1827. Concerns a land investment in Capt. O'Brien's Estate. [see also .836 and .948]

.1021   Appointment of Byrnes, Trimble and Co. of New York, as attorney for Isaac McPherson, merchant of Baltimore, May 23, 1835.

 

Folder 33: Mercantile (.1022)

.1022   Letter from J.B. Thompson, Princeton, N.J., to "Dear Read", n.d. Complaining of poor health.

 

Folder 34: PA Mesier; Peter A Mesier (.1023-.1028, .1117)

.1023  Letter from John Lanning, Awego(?), to John S. Hearn, Newburgh, Sept. 17, 1813.  Concerns a business venture.

.1024   Check or money order payable to James Orr, signed by Daniel Belknap, drawn on Bank of Newburgh, Newburgh, [N.Y.,] Feb. 13, 1816.

.1025  Check or Money order payable to Lewis W. Young, signed by Henry Ogden, drawn on Bank of Newburgh, Oct. 28, 1840.

.1026   Deposition note of Frederick A. Tracy, merchant of New York City, for the Ashbel Stanley and John Ripley case, Jan. 19, 1814.

.1027-.1028     Sworn statement by Cornelius Ray on the discharge of a mortgage between Andrew and Eleanor Morris and Cornelius Ray, New York, Oct. 24, 1820.

.1117   Account of the estate of Rulef Van Mater with J. Croes, Jr., one of the administrators, n.p., 1819-1820.  [for Van Mater, see also .1055]

 

Folder 35: Mode (.1034-.1038)

.1034   uncut page of 3 unused checks, Bank of the United States, Philadelphia, 1820s.  Checks printed by Lydia R. Bailey, No. 10, North Alley.

.1035  Copy of the story of John Steel, and his religious testimony given at the settlement of a dispute between John Story and John Wilkinson, n.p., n.d., but the event occurred during the life of William Penn.

.1036-.1038     Checks signed by Richard Ashhurst & Sons, made payable to J. Latimer & Co. (.1036), to J.M. & F.H. Preston (.1037), and to Marseilles & Martin (.1038), drawn on Stephen Girard, Banker, Philadelphia, 1831.

 

Folder 36: A Mode (.1039)

.1039a-b          Mortgage from James Hildreth, Cape May County, N.J., and Joseph Fifield, Philadelphia, Aug. 4, 1846, for farm in Middle township, Cape May County.

 

Folder 37: Moiniers Patent (.1029-.1033)

.1029   Letter from Samuel M. Reesh(?), Custom House, Philadelphia, to A.D. Lewis, Nov. 2, 1869.  Concerns a loss of merchandise and another route offered for traveling.

.1030-.1033     notes on various court cases: Can vs N. Lehrtes(?); Rennard vs R. Road; Rogers vs. Sam.(?) (.1030); Bradley vs R.R.Co. (.1031-.1032); Buldauf(?) vs. Camden & Amboy Railroad Co. (.1033)

 

Folder 38: G & R Munn (.1040) (.1293 is probably another of their watermarks, see folder 17 above)

.1040   Blank sheet.

 

Folder 39: W F Murphy & Sons, Philada (.1041-.1042)

.1041-.1042     Value of the real estate on Broad Street from League Island to Mont­gomery County, Philadelphia, calculating cost "to make Broad St. a railroad avenue...," July 2, 1867.

 

Folder 40: HN; IV [these are kept together because they came from the same book] (.1043-.1045)

.1043   a note beginning "These two watermarks come from a small book...." This item should not have been numbered.

.1044-.1045     Blank sheets.

 

Folder 41: AO & Co (.1054-.1057)

.1054   Letter from Ralph Goddigen(?),Newbegun(?) Bridge, to Arthur Jones, merchant, March 8, 1798. Concerns a bridge and a cargo.

.1055  Indenture between Robert Wilson, printer, and his wife Mary Wilson, of New York, and Rulef Van Mater of Monmouth county, N.J., Aug. 20, 1802, for the release of estate title granted to Mary Wilson from the testament of her father, James Kearney.  [for Van Mater see also .1117]

.1056   Receipted bill, Exum Newby received payment from Arthur Jones for 115 barrels of tar, n.p., May 6, 1800.

.1057   Letter from William Cooper to G. Banyer(?), n.p., May 11, 1798. Concerns a lot of land and the exchange of deeds for the land. [for Banyer see also .261 and .437]

 

Folder 42: NO (.1064-.1065)

.1064   Certificate for a discharged mortgage between John Gelston and Ammi and Phoebe Chase, New York, Sept. 8, 1814.

.1065   Certificate for a discharged mortgage between George Pye, lockmaker, and David and Saphira Mersereau, New York, Feb. 2, 1818.

 

Folder 43: Ohio (under an eagle) (.1058-.1059)

.1058   List of "unseated lands of Thomas Astley and James Gibson in Fallowfield Township for 1809."  A bill of tax, received by Jacob Herrington, Meadville, Jan. 32, 1811.   Includes list of settlers. 

.1059   Petition for Eli Miles "to keep a house of entertainment" (tavern) in Osensburgh(?), addressed to Court of Stark County. Signed by 13 people, n.d.

 

Folder 44: Old Berkshire Mills (.349-.361)

.349     Amounts, 1891-1897.

.350     Letter from G. L. Halsey, Wilkes-Barre, to R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 1, 1880.

.351     Letter from R.L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, to G. M. Dallas, Jan. 16, 1886.

.352     Page two of a letter from R.L.A. to G.M.D. [Ashhurst to Dallas,] n.d.

.353     Letter from R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, to G. M. Dallas, May 23, 1889.

.354     Letter from R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, to H. S. McCloy, July 9, 1904.

.355     Letter from R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, to G. M. Dallas, June 30, 1882.  Concerns the Fell vs. Markle case.

.356     Harvard College certificate of admission for C. H. Pennypacker, signed by Clement L. Smith, Dean.  Cambridge, Mass., July 11, 1884.

.357     Letter from Effingham B. Morris, Philadelphia, to R. L. Ashhurst, concerning the Fell v. Markle case, Jan. 9,1884.

.358     Letter from Samuel Dickson, Philadelphia, to R. L. Ashhurst, Nov. 27, 1890.  

.359     Letter from Samuel Dickson, Philadelphia, to R. L. Ashhurst, Dec. 16, 1890.  

.360     Letter from S. P. Wolverton, Philadelphia, to R. L. Ashhurst, May 19, 1882.

.361     Letter from Effingham B. Morris, Philadelphia, to R.L. Ashhurst, concerning the Fell vs. Markle case, Jan. 30, 1884.

 

Folder 45: Old Ivanshire Mills (.1060-.1063)

.1060   Page two of a letter from S. P. Wolverton, attorney, Sunbury, Pa., to R.L. A. [Ashhurst], 188-.  Concerns a trip to Philadelphia.

.1061-.1062     "Draft of four (4) tracts of land situated in West Buffalo & Lewis Townships, Union Co. Pa..." two copies, n.d.  Include landowners’ names.

.1063   Letter from G. L. Halsey, attorney, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., to G. M. Dallas, May 19, 1880. Concerns a meeting on the Jencks Fell vs. Coal. Co. case.

 

Folder 46: CC Olney (.1066-.1067)

.1066a-b          wrapper for document below, concerning John B. Hicks and wife to John Neasie. n.p., filed May 19, 1800.

. 1067  Robert Carter and Richard Furman certifying the discharge of a mort­gage between John B. Hicks, physician, and his wife Catherine, and John Neasie, New York, May 13, 1800.

 

Folder 47: A Onderdonk (with an eagle) (.1068-.1072)

.1068   Discharge of a mortgage between Catharine Storm of Harlem, widow, called Catharine [illegible] and George Bolland, merchant, New York, Dec. 16, 1795.

.1069-.1070     Certificate of a receipt of money due on a mortgage to Richard Van Varick, deceased baker(?), from Samuel Dodge, house carpenter, New York,  Dec. 10, 1795.  Money received by Richard Varick, attorney.  Also wrapper for document.

.1071   Letter from Blake Parker, Tarborough, to Arthur Jones, Philadelphia, Nov. 17, 1797.  Concerns the debt of Andrew Greer and other financial matters.

.1072   Letter from Aaron Ogden, Elizabethtown, to James Morris, New York, Dec. 27, 1792.  Concerns a cancelled bond and other financial matters.

 

Folder 48: Orholm (name inside a ring) (.1073)

.1073   Receipt of Capt. Wm. Capan [or Cassan], of the ship Olive Branch, from George B. Kelly, St. Croix, July 31, 1801.

 

Folder 49: Owen & Hurlbut (includes the wrapper for a ream of their paper) (.1074-.1077)

.1074   Printed:"One Ream Fine White Laid Satin Foolscap. Ruled. Owen & Hurlbut," with an eagle at the top.  Part of a wrapper for a ream of paper.  In Back written: "Freight Bills. Receipts for Money, [illegible]" n.p., n.d.

.1075   Account of Thomas Astley with Judah Colt, 1825, n.p.

.1076  Letter from G.G. Steven, Baltimore, to Charles Graeff [i.e. Graff], Philadelphia, July 15, 1825.  Concerns the death of Dr. A. Seybert.  On the inside is a copy of Graff’s reply, July 20, 1825.

.1077  Letter from Caroline L. Backus, n.p. but probably New York City, to Anne Maria Hubbell, Bennington, Vermont, n.d. [postmarked June 20], where she complains of her deteriorated friendship to Miss Hubbell.

 

Folder 50: P (script letter, with a shield on which there are three circles) (.1114-.1115)

.1114-.1115     Blank sheets, with lines.

 

Folder 51: AP (.1083)

.1083  note from William Lark, Philadelphia, to Messrs. Reed & Forde, requesting they pay Philip Rowlin for pilotage of the Ship Lennox, "drawing 14 feet water." May 15, 1799.  And a receipt from Reed & Forde, for 14 pounds, signed by, Philip Rowland, n.p., May 16, 1799.

 

Folder 52: B & P, 1794 (.1090-.1092)

.1090   Accounts of cash paid and received by Daniel Dupuy, adm. on account of the estates of Mrs. Hannah Hood and Miss Ann Meredith, Deceased, n.p., 1823-1829. 

.1091  Letter from James Pumpelly, Owego Village, N.Y., to Thomas Astley, Philadelphia, June 3, 1822.  Concerns the return of the "halves of $200,"and some acreage sold.

.1092  Certificate of discharged mortgage from Washington Coster and Samuel M. Fox, concerning the mortgage between Eli Sanford, builder, and Charles J. [or I.] Clark, New York, June 15, 1832.

 

Folder 53: BP & Co (.1087-.1089)

.1087  Letter from Chas. Pendle(?), New York, Jan. 3, 1835, n.p., with miscellany written inside.

.1088  Appointment of George W. Riggs.Jr. of New York as attorney to and by Romulus Riggs, merchant, Philadelphia, July 2, 1833.

.1089  Letter from Francis Vinton, Fort Constitution, [postmarked –mouth, N.H.) to Mrs. Mary Vinton (his mother) and Capt. J.R. Vinton, Portland, Maine, March 12, 1836.  [see additional Vinton letters in this collection]

 

 

Box 8:

 

Folder 1: BS & P (.1086)

.1086  Letter from A.H. Read, Montrose, to George Bryon, auditor general, Harrisburg, Oct. 25, 1819. Concerns charges placed against Austin Howell and Daniel Lamb.

 

Folder 2: E & P, 1794 (.1084)

.1084  Copy of a letter from David Cay, Philadelphia, to unknown person, Spet. 12, 1793.  Concerns Cay's misfortunes and the sale of his ship Ceres in connection with Mr. Hadfield and Muilman & Co.  Also mentions Capt. McAllister.

 

Folder 3: HP (.1099-.1100)

.1099  Bill from H.D. Watson to the ship George, for carting 27 loads of goods from Dr. Savage’s wharf to William Littlejohn’s warehouse.  Signed by Edward Johnston for Mr. Littlejohn, Edenton, Nov. 7, 1785.

.1100   Letter from B. Goulding, Baltimore, to Mr. Johnes of John Leamy(?) & Co., Philadelphia, July 3, 1795. Concerns Goulding’s plea for help.

 

Folder 4: H & P (.1101-.1102)

.1101  Letter from Chas. Christie, n.p., to Capt. John Bonnell, Charlestown, May 1800.

Concerns a cotton purchase from R.R. Forbes and the duties on that purchase.

.1102  Letter from John M. Robinson,  Havre de Grace, Md., to John Stoddart and H. Waters, Feb. 4, 1811. Concerns the payment of notes due to Wheeler and Ashhurst.  

 

Folder 5: JP (.1108-.1113, .1809-.1810)  

.1108  order for goods, W.B. Shapard, Columbia, Tenn., ordering from Richard Ashhurst and Son. Feb. 9, 1829.  The goods are textiles, gloves, buttons, ribbons, lace, etc.

.1109  Letter from John H. Poston, Clarksville, Tenn., to Richard Ashhurst, March 2, 1827. Letter to be delivered by Mr. Granville Garth and concerns purchasing goods.

.1110  Letter from Jno. Kennedy, Tuscumbia, to John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, Jan. 6, 1827.  Concerns Gill's claim against George Martin.

.1111  Letter from James Breathett, Hopkinsville, Ky., to Thomas Campbell, Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 24, 1827.  Concerns business transactions.

.1112  Letter with receipts. Letter from Riddle & Forsyth,Pittsbugh, to Richard Ashhurst, Philadelphia, April 1827. Receipts of Riddle & Forsyth for tobacco.

.1113  Deed from Allen Webster to Lathrop Eldenkin(?), Floyd County, Indiana, Oct. 29, 1828, for a parcel of land in New Albany.

.1809   letter, James Robinson & Co., Winchester, Tenn., to Richard Ashhurst, [Philadelphia,] Sept. 3, 1827.

.1810   letter, Jacob Drinkhouse, Pottstown, to Robert E. Hobart, n.p., March 20, 1824.  About a request to the governor.

 

Folder 6: KVP (.1082) [from Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co., Michigan]

.1082  printed in one corner: "Hand Made Paper. Century of Progress, 1933. Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Company.  Parchment (Kalamazoo County) Michigan.”

 

Folder 7: REP (with liberty cap on a pole) (.1107)

.1107  Note: “Messrs. Reed & Ford Bill please pay the bearer John Laferty for watching 12 nights on board the ship Lennox … [signed] Christian Erich, Jr., n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 8:  SP (inside a heart) (.1817-.1818)

            .1817-.1818     pages from books printed in German

 

Folder 9: WP (.1104, .1126) [identified as William Park of Virginia]  

.1104  Part of a Bible printed in German, n.p., n.d., pp. 201-208, 435-438, 473-480.  Includes parts of the books of Joshua, Ezra, and another.

.1126  Part of an English language magazine, "The Philosophical Miscellany," pp!61-168, n. p. , n. d. but ca. 1759.

 

Folder 10: WP (with arms of Virginia) (.1105)

.1105  "Evangelia," pages from a book in German, n.p., n.d., pp. 25-48.

 

Folder 11: WP (.1106)

. 1106a            -j          "T'agliches Hand Buch in guten und bösen Tagen...," title page of a German daily prayer book, with the 5th and 6th parts a daily booklet for barren women and others. Book by Johann Friedrich Start, published Stuttgart: Johann Christoph Betulius, 1798.  Includes title page, 3 prints marking the first, third and fourth parts, and pp. 7-10, 17-18, 323-326, 331-334, 437-438, 443-444, 457-460.  Print for 1st part: Christ giving flowers to a woman in a garden, fountain and building behind them.  Print for 3d part: Christ and angels at bedside of sick woman, while a man reads from a book.  Print for 4th part: angels carrying soul of a dead woman up to Christ in heaven, while her body remains in the graveyard below.

.1106k             Receipt, Lawr. Stillwagon received payment from Jacob Graye on behalf of his father John Stillwagon, n.p., March 4, 1760.

 

Folder 12: L Paine (.1116)

.1116  Certificate of a paid mortgage between Jacob Polhemus and Joseph Latham and his wife, New York, May 15, 1784.

 

Folder 13: R Park & Co (.1118-.1125)

.1118  Letter from G. Merrill, Warren, to C. Masten, Penn Yan, N.Y., March 30, 1827.  Concerns a survey map requested by Archibald Towne to be done of Warren County.

.1119-.1120     Bill of Edward Lawrence from William Peck, Flushing, March 4, 1822.  For boots and shoes and mending.

.1121  Articles of Agreement between Thomas Leggett, farmer of Westchester, and Benjamin Akin, Isaac Akin and Aaron Burr Akin, farmers, Greenbush, Rensselaer County, New York, April 14, 1823. For selling a farm in Greenbush, formerly owned by John W. and Garrit J.[or T.] Van Veghten, at a place called Wolvenhook.

.1122  Letter from Simon Kinney, Towanda, to R. J. Arundel, executor of James A. Mahany, Philadelphia, Aug. 22, 1829.  Concerns the copy of a certain record requested by R. J. [or I.] Arundel.  [additional Mahany material in collection]

.1123  Appointment of David Crowther, merchant, as attorney to and by Thomas Wright, merchant, New York, Oct. 10, 1821.

.1124  Appointment of William Stevens of New York as attorney to and by William Marston and William Tucker, to receive all merchandise imported by Marston & Tucker, Boston, April 17, 1824.

.1125  Letter from Jno. Browne, [postmark Baltimore,] to Samuel W. Emlin, Philadelphia, June 17, 1822. Concerns a check enclosed for an amount due.

 

Folder 14: W Parker (.1127)

.1127  Letter from E.W. and Peter, [postmarked Boston] to “My dear Eliza," Miss E. Wainwright, New York, no year, postmarked Dec. 18 [see also other Wainwright letters in collection]

 

Folder 15: Parsons Co, Holyoke (with shield of United States Congress (.1128-.1130)

.1128a             R.H.F. Horton statement of account with Swatara Railroad Co. n.p., 1856-1857.

.1128b             R.H.F. Horton per C. J. Kneedler in account with the Swatara Railroad Co., n.p., 1858.

.1129   Calculations concerning Donaldson to Pinegrove...involving the Swatara Railroad Co. and Union, n.p., n.d.

.1130   Letter from Will. B. Norris, surveyor, Port of Philadelphia, to Wm. D. Lewis, collector, Philadelphia, Nov. 16, 1849.  Concerns the poor condition of the Night Revenue barge on the Dela­ware River.

 

Folder 16: N Patten (.1131-.1132)

.1131   Certificate of discharge of a mortgage between Samuel and Elizabeth Sacket, and Eliphalet and Martha Wickes and Charles LeRoux, New York, May 30, 1794.

.1132  Bill for delivering beef and salt to the sloop Commerce by Henry Aslov(?), signed also by W. Belcher, New York, Jan. 31, 1792.

 

Folder 17: Patterson & Co (.1135-.1138)

.1135  Letter from John W. Tilford, Huntsville, Alabama, to John Gill, Jr., Feb. 6, 1822. Concerns the purchase of land in Tennessee and financial troubles.

.1136  Certificate of Archibald Tanner, treasurer of Warren County, Penn., acquiring

land (no. 683, 165 acres) through failure to pay taxes, and selling the land to James Benson, Asa Winter and Joseph Mead, commissioners of the county, Dec. 8, 1820.

.1137  Same as .1136, for a different tract, no. 100, 225 acres.

.1138  Printed form for the case of Portage County vs. Alonzo Dee in a plea in Commons Pleas Court, 1832.

 

Folder 18: E Patterson (.1133)

.1133   Letter from John Davidson, Washington, to John Leamy, Philadelphia, April 5, 1811.  Concerns a certificate sent by John Leamy.

 

Folder 19: J Patterson & Co (.1134)

.1134  List of two court cases: John R. Smith et al for Jonathan B. Smith vs. Thomas M. Pettit for Albion Coxe, 1824; and Robert Ralston et al for Jonathan B. Smith vs. same defendant, 1824.  Signed: J. R. Smith, attorney, n.p.

 

Folder 20: Philadelphia (one sheet has a dove) (.1139-.1140)

.1139   Notes on bonds, deeds and loans by unknown person, n.p., n.d.

.1140  note from J. Read, Jr. to John M. Read, n.p., Dec. 19, 1841.  Letter enclosed an insurance policy form completed by D. Heylin.

 

Folder 21: G Pike (.1141-.1142)

.1141  Letter from George Hagedorn to Wachsmuth & Soullier, Philadelphia, Nov. 24, 1810. "please to pay Mrs. Mary Harris..."

.1142   Letter from Buccleuth(?) to "My Dear Huntly," n.p., n.d.  Praises their friendship.

 

Folder 22: A Pirie & Sons (.1143) [see also .726 and .1144 for other Pirie papers]

.1143   Letter, unsigned, Camden, to "My Dear Marte(?)," n.d., no date. Stationery has "C" monogram. Exchanging family news and invitations.

 

Folder 23: Pirie’s (.1144) [see also .726 and .1143]

.1144   Letter from Augustus N. Sampson, Massachusetts Adjutant General's Office, Boston, to Maj. Genl. Samuel Dalton, Inspector General, MVM, March 27, 1889. Calls attention to the sorry condition of Co. K, 1st Regt. Infantry, Capt. Henry Parkinson.  Includes a note about transmittal of inspection report.

 

Folder 24: Porter & Clark (.1145)

.1145   Certificate on a discharged mortgage held by Samuel D. and Phoebe Chase, signed by Walter Bowne, mayor, New York City, Dec. 6, 1832.

 

Folder 25: Pure Linen (with an iron cross) (.1146-.1147, .1624)

.1146   Typed letter from John M. Broomall, Media., Pa., to J. H. Siddall, May 14, 1886. Concerns a plot of land and a deed.  Not signed.

.1147   Typed letter from John M. Broomall, Media, Pa., to J. H. Siddall, May 17, 1886. Concerns a deed for a plot of land.  Not signed.

.1624   letter, G. L. Halsey, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., to George M. Dallas, Philadelphia, Dec. 2, 1881.

 

Folder 26: R (also includes a design of some sort) (.1148)

.1148a-d          certificate to cancel a mortgage given to Jacob Fay, tanner of New York by White Matlack, merchant of New York, Oct. 11, 1791.  [document in four pieces]

 

Folder 27: AR (.1202-.1204)

.1202   Notes on Miller vs Miller, n.p., n.d.

.1203  Measurement of the paving and curbstone in Wood [or Word] St., from 3d to 4th Streets, July 1818, n.p. but probably Philadelphia.  With the names of the owners of lots.

.1204   Notes on Groh vs. Lehr, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 28: CR (with a design of some sort) (.1159-.1163)

.1159   Blank sheet.

.1160-.1163     Certificate for a discharged mortgage from John G. Leake to James Nallot(?), Jr., coachmaker, New York City, April 20, 1796. [certificate in several pieces]

 

Folder 29: DR (.1164-.1166)

.1164   Sworn statement by Elizabeth Louks to Justices of the Peace for Berks County, Pa., that John C. Baum "had carnal knolede of her body," and is the father of her child, Berks County, Pa., Feb. 18, 1802.

.1165  Deed Poll from William Evans to Bastian Mosser and Samuel Everett, Northampton County, Pa., for land in Penn Township, Pa., Feb. 20, 1788.  With later notes.

.1166   Letter from John Umstid [i.e. Umstead] to Freadreck Smith, n.p., n.d. Concerns "the Sircomstants in Regard to the Action Now Depending Betwene me and George Kerst..." on the Event of Umstead's dog killing Kerst's sheep.

 

Folder 30: GR (on one sheet, the GR is under a crest with a hunting horn on it) (.1167-.1171)

.1167  Letter from Daniel Rogers, [Newburgh?] to John S. Hunn, Newburgh, June 8, 1823.  Concerns a suit against Rogers won by the "bank" and payment due thereof.

.1168  Blank sheet.

.1169-.1170     "Extract of a duplicate letter of Simpson & Davidson, merchants, London,

dated 15 Dec. 1797. Original of which was sent by ship Fame..." Concerns some certificates.  No indication of the recipient of the original letter.

.1171   Invoice from Greenway, Nash & Co., Manchester, to Andrew Clow & Co., Feb. 1, 1792.  For textile fabrics.

 

Folder 31: HR (.1172-.1175)

.1172   Account sheet of Enoch Hobart with John Franks, 1760, Halifax.

.1173   Andrew Marseilis, executor of  Rebecca Borhead, certifies that Elizabeth Richards has discharged her mortgage, New York City, Jan. 7, 1785.

.1174  Promise to pay from Joseph Headfields, Baltimore, to Richard Curson; accepted by Andrew Clow & Co., May 22, 1788.

On back: three orders for payments to the order of: Robert Gilmor & Co. (signed by Richard Curson), Mordecai Lewis & Co. (signed by Gilmor), and William Bingham (signed by Lewis).

.1175   Sales & Account of Enoch Hobart, merchant, Philadelphia, from John Franks, Halifax, for the sales of "8 Barrells Sugar and One Barrell Coffee received rec’d from on board the snow Success, Henry Styels, Master," 1759.

 

Folder 32: JR (.1176-.1180)

.1176   Bill from Robert Bethell & Son to schooner Little Will, for work done on the schooner, n.p., 1799.  Endorsed on back: Bethell & Cooper.

.1177  Bill from John Weaver to Schooner Little Will, for deck rails, n.p., 1799.

.1178   "Thomas Reade Rootes Sketch of account, Mr. A. Jones." Notes on various court cases and payments due. n.p., 1800.

.1179a-b          "Part of an Agreement between Peter Turner, yeoman of Chester County, and Henry Smith of Montgomery County, " concerning a plantation and land, altering the terms of an earlier agreement, Pa., Jan. 15, 1801.

.1180   Copy of a letter to Mess. William Wilson & Co. from John Leamy, William Cramond and Hugh Holmes, Executors of David Cay, surviving partner of A. Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Feb. 28, 1794.

 

Folder 33: JVR (.1181-.1184)

.1181   Notes on court cases: John Spyker(?) for the use of John Meyer(?) vs George Krick, an appeal, n.p., n.d.

.1182   Release from Christian and Catherine Merckel (she being daughter of Jacob Boyer) to John Strohecker for the sum of their portion of money due them from estate of Jacob Boyer, late of Reading, Berks County, Penn., May 18, 1811.

.1183   Bond between Jacob Meyer of Heidelberg township, Berks County, Pa., and Valentine Meyer of Tulpehocken township, Berks County, Pa., for 200 pounds, April 1, 1823.

.1184  Notes on Henry Blat's estate for Orphan's Court; statements of Frederick, Adam, and Daniel Blat, n.p., ca. 1810.

 

Folder 34: MR (.1185-.1186) [the initials are in the form of a monogram and are difficult to read; it could be a fancy M or a different combination of letters]

.1185  Measurement of the paving and curbstone in Paschall's Alley from 4th St. to the Old York Road, n.p. [Philadelphia], June 27, 1818. With the names of owners of plots.

.1186a Measurement of paving and curbstone in Old York Road, from the intersection of 5th St. to Noble St., n.p. [Philadelphia],  Aug. 4, 1818. With the names of owners of plots.

.1186b Attached to above: measurement of corporation paving on Buttonwood, Tammany, and Noble Streets, written on the back of an invitation to Mr. Brookes to attend the funeral of Thomas M. Hall, n.p. [Philadelphia], Sept. 9, 1818.

 

Folder 35: NIR (.1813)

.1813   letter, C. [Conrad] Grove, Northd., Pa., to Mrs. Sarah Boyer, care of Peter Nagle, Reading, Jan. 27, 1830.  Concerning sale of a tract of land.

 

Folder 36: SBR (with deer in ring) (.1815)

            .1815a-b          pages from books printed in German.

 

Folder 37: WR (with a cloverleaf) (.1187) [identified as possibly being William Rittenhouse II]

.1187  Several blank sheets except for penciled miscellany, including the names Hannah, Susanna, and Charles Mears, and diagrams of labyrinths, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 38: Z & R. (.1188)

.1188   Bill from John C. Peinbzins(?) to David Grim, Signed: William Belcher, n.p., n.d. For ship’s bread.

 

Folder 39: A Rahn (.1189-.1201)

.1189   Bond between Henry M. Richards of Reading, Pa., and Ephraim Moyer of Schuylkill County, for 50 pounds, April 17, 1823.

.1190   Bill written in German and signed by Jacob Clij (?) to John Bamburger, n.p., 1814.

.1191   Notes for the Daniel Kicker vs. Thomas Wenrich case, n.p., n.d.

.1192  Bond between John Sharp of Berks County, and Abraham Mench for 224 pounds. April 5, 1821.

.1193   Notes on William Long's case, unsigned, n.p., n.d.

.1194   Notes on George Clemen's business, his estate (also spelled George Klemens), n.p. n. d.

.1195   Notes on Slenker vs. Grenewalt, n.p., n.d.

.1196  Bail bond for John, Samuel, and Adam Strauser (or Krauser) to sheriff Henry Betz for $200.  Berks County, Pa., April 3, 1823.

.1197   Statement in the Mary Sharp, adm. of Mary Smith vs John Smith, executor for Tappen Smith case, n.p., Aug. 15, 1825.  Signed : J. Baird.

.1198  Notes on Sweier vs Sweier and High vs Sweier, n.p., n.d.

.1199  Bail bond of Susannah Hartinger and Peter Mohn, to sheriff Henry Betz, Berks County, Pa., for $120. Dec. 10, 1821.

.1200   Bill, in German, from Michael(?) [illegible] to John Bamburger, n.p., 1811.

.1201   Bond with warrant between Peter Spang, Heidelberg township, Berks County, and Daniel Rhoads, Jr., Reading, Pa., July 23, 1823.

 

Folder 40: G Reid (?) (.621)

.621     mortgage indenture between Matthew and Jacob Van Bunschoten, Fishkill, N.Y., and John and Elizabeth Brush, Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Nov. 1, 1817.

 

Folder 41: Rhoads & Sons (.1205-.1206)

.1205   Letter from W. Parker Foulke(?), Philadelphia, to Francis W. Hughes, Pottsville, Nov. 9, 1855. Concerns a loan and a proceeding.

.1206  Letter from J.R. Thomason to John M. Read, Philadelphia, Mar, 28, 1880.

 

Folder 42: Rockville (.1207-.1209)

.1207   Appointment of James Reyburn, merchant, and Edward Andariese, both of New York, as attorneys to Thomas Benjamin Adair of the firm William & Thomas Adair of Baltimore, June 30, 1836.

.1208a-b          Power of attorney given to Edward Noltemius, merchant of New York City, by Charles Fischer and Burchard Meyer, merchants of Baltimore in the firm Charles Fischer & Co., Dec. 5, 1836.   Also a wrapper for the document.

.1209   Power of attorney from William A. Tyson of Balti­more, owner of the schooner Alpha of Baltimore, to John A. Parker and John S. Bagley of New York, Sept. 21, 1833.

 

Folder 43: Adrian(?) Rogge(?) (with design of flag flying on a ship(?) (.1212-.1213) [paper is damaged, so name is difficult to read and design is difficult to see]

.1212-.1213     written on front: "Dickinson's writ, July Term 1791."

Back: Letter from James Forrest, Poughkeepsie, to the legislature of the state of New York, March 14, 1786.  Petition of James Forrest, native of Great Britain, for naturalization. 

 

Folder 44: Romev (name under a crest) (.1210-.1211)

.1210   Account of David West for "his guardianship of the estate of Sarah Griffin, daughter of David Griffin...," presented to the Register for the probate of wills, n.p., 1791-1802.  Includes expenses for school, boarding, clothing and textiles, a mahogany dressing table, building a small house, etc.

.1211   wrapper labeled “Daniel Yost, Esqr., Report of Sett. between Philip Hahn and Philip Hurst," n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 45: Royal Linen (with tau cross on a shield) (.1214)

.1214   Letter from Joseph R. Rhoads, Philadelphia, to Richard L. Ashhurst, Jan. 20, 1891. Concerns counseling over estate matters.

 

Folder 46: S & Co (on most sheets, this is within a five-pointed star) (.1236-.1242, .1333)

.1236   Bill for hardware, lumber, stoves, from Ingle & Lindsley, sent to the U.S. Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, signed for the Court by Daniel Homan(?) and C. Tippet, payment received from T. Ringgold, 1819-1820.  Materials were used in building a jail.  

.1237   "Account of taxes assessed on lands claimed by Ashley & Gibson situate in Crawford County for 1813, Fallowfield Township.”  Receipt for payment signed Sept. 2, 1815.

.1238   order to extend time to procure witnesses in the case of Hamilton Brunell vs

James L. Barton and Cornelius Masten, in Chancery 7th circuit, Penn Yan, N.Y., June 16, 1841. Signed: Daniel Wright.

.1239  Letter from John Bell, McConnells, to John Todd,  Bedford, June 8, 1818. Concerns a proce­dure to follow in business.

.1240   Letter from Robert Farquharson, Nashville, Tenn., to Richard Ashhurst, [Philadelphia,] Dec. 11, 1825.  Concerns debts and bank business.

.1241   Deed from Henry S. Fifield to Albert G. Fifield, both of Newhampton, Belknap County, New Hampshire, for a certain shop. n.d.

.1242   Deed between Jacob Dreyer and his wife and John Dreyer, and William Smith, all of Bedford County, Pa., Sept. 29, 1818.  For lands once belonging to Robert Allen (whose heirs are named).

.1333   letter, Robert McCoy, Carlisle, to William Findlay, state treasurer, Lancaster, Penn., Dec. 1, 1811(?).  Enclosed money for militia exempt fees and tavern licenses.

 

Folder 47: ANS (within a ring) (.1243)

.1243   Petition of Process of Mathias Mahar, Quinton Hamilton and Arthur Hasper (all of M. Mahar & Co.) vs. Richard Bradly and David Flanikin, Wilkes County Georgia, 1795. Signed by R. Walker.

 

Folder 48: B & S (.1244)

.1244   Pay Bearer Note. From [illegible] Dykman, Philadelphia, to Capt. A. Dreeres(?), please pay the bearer Robert Hoskins for work done on board the ship Pilgrim, March 14, 1805.

 

Folder 49: BS & Co (.1085, .1245, .1798)

.1085  Letter from John Dodson, Huntington, to Thomas Astley, Philadelphia, April 28, 1832.  Concerns the sale of a tract of land to David Wyant and other matters.

.1245   Insolvent bond from William Shoemaker of [county illegible], and Isaac Moser and Simon Morburger of Schuylkill County, Penn., to John Kleckner, Schuylkill County, Pa., April 21, 1832.  

.1798   deed, Joseph and Priscilla Sailer to Ralph V. M. Cooper, all of Gloucester County, N.J., June 27, 1836.  [note: document is in distressed condition and in several pieces]

 

Folder 50: CS (.1799) [not Sauer]

            .1799   pages 187-210 from The Young Man’s Best Companion

 

Folder 51: CS (with snake on cross) (.1800)

            .1800   pages from a book in German

 

Folder 52: CS (with star in circle) (.1801)

            .1801   pages 97-112 from a book in German

 

Folder 53: S & D (.1816)

            .1816   blank pages, with lines

 

Folder 54: ES (.1270-.1271)

.1270   document written in pencil; concerns deeds and other matters concerning Jesse(?) Matlack, n.p., n.d.

.1271   Notes of Samuel Clement, adjusting Richard Cheesman's 1771 survey of the Slum(?) tract, n.p., n.d.

 

 

Box 9:

 

Folder 1: HS; HS, Sandy Run (.1272-.1278, .1314-.1315)

.1272   Letter from James McCurach, Philadelphia, to David Cay, Dec. 7, 1792.  Concerns John Huddle and the sum of 50 pounds at 60 days.

.1273   letter from James McCurach to David Cay, n.p., n.d.  Concerns MC. & Co.'s account.

.1274   Copy of a letter from an unknown person in Philadelphia to Joseph Peel and Peter Clement in London, July 1797.  Concerns a debt and business transactions.

.1275   Letter from James McCurach, Philadelphia, to David Cay, Dec. 12, 1792.  Concerns a bank note to be deposited.

.1276   Letter from James McCurach, Philadelphia, to David Cay, June 21, 1793.  Concerns McCurach’s inability to pay a debt.

.1277   Letter from George Irwin, York, to David Cay, Philadelphia, June 29, 1790.  Concerns Jacky, who is to start in business, and his need to attend a writing master to improve his writing.

.1278   claim of Thomas & Peter Mackie against the estate of Andrew Clow & Co., surviving partner David Cay. Philadelphia, May 16, 1794.

.1314   wrapper addressed to John Nicholson; with endorsement: letter from Messrs. Morgan & Evan committee(?), June 7, 1793.  N.p.

.1315   Letter from James Calbraith & Co. to David Cay, n.p. Sept. 19, 1793.  Concerns a banknote.

 

Folder 2: IS & Co (.1279)

.1279   Deed of Ralph M. and Louisa F. Cooper to William J. Cash.  Camden, N.J., Aug. 7, 1846.  Concerns a debt binding Benjamin B. Cooper deceased & thereafter R.M. Cooper.  On form printed by P. J. Gray, Camden.

 

Folder 3: JRUS, 1808, Bondon (.1280)

.1280   Letter from Jos. B. Lyons, Natchez, to John Gill, Jr., Jan. 21, 1822.  Concerns money owed.

 

Folder 4: J & S (on two sheets, these letters are inside a five-pointed star) (.1282-.1284)

.1282   Letter from J. B. Parker, Carlisle, to Wheeler & Ashhurst, merchants, Philadelphia, Jan. 4, 1811. Concerns Mr. Moore and a business transaction.

.1283   Letter from Luke Walpole, Springfield, Ohio, to Wheeler & Ashhurst, [Philadelphia,] Jan. 31, 1811.  Concerns the latter's property and some goods on credit.

.1284   Letter from Thomas Foulke, Baltimore, to Thomas Astley, Dec.7, 1810.  Concerns money owed on account of Broom Little & Co.

 

Folder 5: JS (.1281)

.1281   Notes on Joseph Coulon vs. Nottnagel Montmollin & Co., 1798.  Involves a ship Eagle and the bill of sale. n.p. [see also .281 and .644] 

 

Folder 6: JS & Co (.1285-.1290) [some of the watermarks look like JSOC]

.1285   Bill from William Jacob, Fells Point, to the owners of the schooner Fily (?), Capt. Vasige, 1793.  For work on the ship, particularly lines and sails.

.1286   Letter from Robert Shepard, Shippensburg, to Arthur Jones, executor for Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Nov. 14, 1795.  Concerns some cloth purchased that Shepard denies buying.

.1287   Letter from Bell & Givin, Shippensburg, to Holmes & Rainey, Philadelphia, Feb. 12, 1794. Concerns the sale of 12 barrels of flour and credit extended to Andrew Clow & Co.

.1288   letter wrapper addressed to John Nickleson, Comptroller General, Philadelphia; endorsed: letter from Benja. Martin, [illegible,] Bedford County, recd. Aug. 26, 1791.

.1289   Letter from Rob. Shepard, Shippensburg, to Hugh Holmes, William Cramond and John Leamy, execu­tors of Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Aug. 17, 1795.  Concerns the debts of Andrew Clow & Co.

.1290   Letter from David Mann, Bedford, to Richard M. Crain, register general, Lancaster, Penn., April 15, 1809.  Transmits the fines set by the Court and a list people "recommended to the Governor for his License to keep a tavern...."  [The list, however, does not accompany this letter.]

 

Folder 7: JS, Gardner (.1291)

.1291a-b          Letter from John Mussey Jr., Clerk of District Court, Portland, Maine, to Thomas Morris, Marshal, New York City, Aug. 12, 1819.  Concerns the execution of a precept.

 

Folder 8: JHS (with various designs, including one of a person with upraised arms) (.1292)

.1292   mathematics notebook, in German, signed: Johann Henrich Tollegeiz(?), June 1797, n.p.

 

Folder 9: LS (.1811)

.1811   deed indenture between Michael Ihrich, yeoman of Greenwich township, Berks County, and Anna Margaretha Geist, of same place, daughter of Ihrich, for land in Pine Grove township; names other landowners as well.  Feb. 1, 1802.  [document in several pieces]

 

Folder 10: OH & S (.1301-.1304)

.1301   Letter from M. L. Sheppard, Albany, to C. Masten, Penn Yan, Yates County, N.Y., Nov. 1828.  Concerns a Mr. Van Valkenburgh.

.1302   New Jersey Supreme Court case of Benjamin Deacon and Edward B. Thomas, assignees of Allen Southwick vs. Thomas Kinsey, Jr., Burlington County, N.J., 1829. The case involves a plea of trespass and various outstanding debts.

.1303   Letter from M. L. Sheppard, Albany, to C. Masten, Penn Yan, March 26, 1829.  Concerns a business transaction.

.1304   Certificate of a discharged mortgage between John and Hannah Chappel and Aryet Minthorne, et al., executors of Maryle Minthorne's last will and testament. Certified by Daniel H. Tompkins, New York, Aug. 21, 1832.

 

Folder 11: TS, 1794 (.1305) [might be FS]

.1305   draught (map) of John Logan's Land in Providence Township, 106 acres.  Surveyed in 1797 by Robert Brooke.  Lists adjoining land owners, including Deborah Norris.

 

Folder 12: WS (two sheets include a fleur-de-lis) (.1306-.1313)

.1306   Part of a certificate signed by Henry Rankin, in New York, May 12,1821.  [bottom part of  .1310]

.1307   Certificate to discharge a mortgage between Gideon Lee and Patrick Conway, New York, March 17, 1820.  Signed by Caleb Haight.

.1308   Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between Edward J. and Catherine McGloin and James Brooks, New York, June 12, 1828.

.1309   Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between Edward W. DeGrove and Robert Mathison, New York, March 27, 1827.

.1310   Part of a certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between Jesse Scofield, merchant sailor, and his wife Betsy, and Henry Rankin, merchant, New York, May 12, 1821. [top part of .1306]

.1311   Bill of Rapely, Clarke & Co. to James Rapely(?), n.p., Sept. 7, 1812., for making a uniform, including sward, hat, feather, belt, and military coat.

.1312   Appointment of John Agnew, merchant, as attorney to and by Cornelius Agnew, merchant, New York, July 14, 1824.

.1313a-b          Bond between Daniel M. Hitchcock, physician  of New York City, to President and Directors of the New York Equitable Insurance Company, Sept. 1823.

 

Folder 13: Satorre (includes a cross within a circle) (.1316)

.1316   Notes and map on three lots on Hickory Lane and Steinmetz St., owned by Thomas Rose, with three deeds corresponding to these lots from J. Kepler [or Kessler], ca.1813.

 

Folder 14: Sauer (.1317-.1318)

.1317   “Drittes Buchlein,” n.p., n.d.  Prayer book in German.  pp. 362-432.

.1318  Prayer or Psalm book, in German, n.p., n.d.  pp. 39-44, 49-54, 103-118, 343-358.

 

Folder 15: TH Saunders (.1319)

.1319   Letter from James Macfarlane, Towanda, to Thomas W. Clymer, Jan. 4, 1870.  Concerns Mr. Ouston's will sent to Jos. H. Siddell.

 

Folder 16: Shepang Valley Mills (.1320-.1322)

.1320-.1322     list of deeds transferring some property, 1791 to 1835, n.p.

 

Folder 17: Sherer (.1323-.1332)

.1323   Copy of the will of Christian Seltzer, Jonestown, Swatara Township, Lebanon County, Pa., April 23, 1829.  Sent to William B. Potts, Schuylkill County, Penn. after Aug. 30, 1834.

.1324   receipted bill, William H. Ashhurst paid Charles McNichol for making and repairing boots, Philadelphia, 1833. 

.1325   Draft (map) of Thomas Hall's land in Willistown Township, Chester County, surveyed by Elijah Brooke, surveyor, April 1832.

.1326-.1327     Bond of Indemnity of Eli Pyle, Thornbury township, Delaware County, to Brinton Jones and Townsend Sharpless, Executors of Samuel Jones of Birmingham township, Chester County, Pa., Dec. 31, 1831. [document in several pieces]

.1328   Letter from John C. Lowber, to Christian Hamill, n.p., April 27, 1830.  Concerns a transcript and George and John Reese.  Also, on the back of the letter, the court case of Christian Hamill vs. George Reese and John Reese, the transcript mentioned above, 1830.

.1329   Letter from Plessy Morris, Philadelphia, to Edward Owen Parry, Pottsville, July 14, 1834.  Concerns a rocking chair and other business transactions, mostly neighborly.

.1330-.1331     Deed between Jacob Green, engineer of Philadelphia, and Robert Barret, bricklayer of Penn township, of one part, and Joseph Green, executor of the last will and testament of John Green, deceased, of the other part, Nov. 5, 1831

.1332   Deed between Robert Barret, bricklayer, and Jacob Green, engineer, on the one part, and Joseph Green, executor of the last will and testament of John Green, deceased, for the other part, 1831. [bottom part missing]

 

Folder 18: Smith & Allnutt (.1338)

.1338   Letter from David Parish, Antwerp, to Jacob Burker, New York, Oct. 10, 1816.  Concerns the bearer of the letter, Chas. Parish, his brother, and his visit to the United States to "attend to the concerns of his house [i.e. business] at Hamburg ...."

 

Folder 19: Smith & Ingle (.1339)

.1339   Letter from John Barclay, Wilmington, North Carolina, to Arthur Jones, Edenton, June 1, 1800. Concerns the debt of Mrs. Jane Walker and a list of goods and their prices.

 

Folder 20: ST Smith, NY (.1335-.1337)

.1335-.1337     Typed letters from S.P. Wolverton, attorney at law, Sunbury, Pa., to R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 10, April 7, April 11, 1884.  All concern the Fell vs. Keck case.  (3 letters)

 

Folder 21: J Smyth (.1334)

.1334   Part of a statement in a court case, concerning a plea of trespass between Henry G. Livingston and John Crooke, New York City, 1796.

 

Folder 22: Snyder (.1340-.1341)

.1340   Letter from John Baskin, Selins Grove, Pa., to Jacob K. Boyer, Reading, Pa., Oct. 26, 1831.  Concerns Mr. Grove and various business transactions.

.1341   Letter from E. Greenough, Sunbury, Pa., to James A. Mahany, Philadelphia, Aug. 9, 1824. Concerns Rittenhouse and Mr. Carson, with a list from Mr. Carson's cash books.

 

Folder 23: W Swan (.1342)

.1342   power of attorney granted to Christian J. Burckle by Emanuel Burckle, New York City, "for securing the duties on any such goods, wares, or merchandise...," Sept. 22, 1824.  

 

Folder 24: C & T (with fleur-de-lis) (.1348)

.1348   Blank sheets.

 

Folder 25: E ET (.1347)

.1347   statement of Jacob Graeff concerning the court case of Abraham Graeff vs. Henry Strauch in the Court of Common Pleas of Berks County, Pa., Nov. 18, 1805. Concerns property seized.  Mentions Daniel Rothamel, who was a paper maker.

 

Folder 26: F & T (initials under a decorative design) (.1346)

.1346   Account sheet of Major Samuel Turbut Wright, with John Davidson, from 1785 to 1787.  For textiles, thread, buttons, dishes, sugar, tea, saltpeter, etc.  n.p.

 

Folder 27: IT (.1343-.1345)

.1343-.1345     Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between William Cunningham, merchant, and William and Ann Constable, merchant, all of New York City, March 16, 1799. [document in several pieces]

 

Folder 28: MT (one sheet includes a plow) (.1363, .1677) [a note identifies the sheet with the plow as coming from Morris Truman of Philadelphia]

.1363   Blank sheet.

.1677   deed indenture between James and Agnes Plumer, Versailles township, Allegheny County, Penn., and Joseph Younker, Westmoreland County, Penn., March 30, 1802.

 

Folder 29: R & MT (.1354)

.1354   receipted bill, owners of the ship Hanible [sic] paid Anthony Cuthbert for maintenance on the vessel, n.p., 1796-1797.

 

Folder 30: S & T (.1349)

.1349   wrapper only for a deed from John I. Vanderkemp to Benjamin B. Cooper, "joining lands of B.B. Cooper Holly Swamp tract...," Westerford Township, Gloucester County, N.J., 1831.

 

Folder 31: ST & Co (with an anchor) (.1350-.1351)

.1350-.1351     "Quit Rent Accounts to be paid by the people on Cosby"s Tracts,"all money to be paid  to Rem Remsen, n.p., 1787.   Bills were sent to Thomas Beverly, William Clark, David Murray, Nathaniel Campbell, George Robe, Bartholemew Dodd, John Devenpeck, Robert Casey, and Jacob Van Hoesen.

 

Folder 32: W & T (.1355)

.1355   Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between Jacob C. and Mary Mott and Jeremiah Mallough, New York, Nov. 5, 1812.

 

Folder 33: WT (.1476) [might be TW]  

.1476   summons to Able [or Abbe] Goun and Henry Merer(?) to appear in court, signed by Jno. Edwards, Delaware County, Penn., Feb. 10, 1802.

 

Folder 34: Thomas (with a lion inside an oval topped by a crown) (.1390-.1391)

.1390   Copy of the account sheet of the estate of Jonathan Bayard Smith in account

current with William Rush, Abraham Kintzing and Robert Ralston, trustees, Philadelphia, 1812-1817.

.1391   Account sheet of Elizabeth P. Cox (late E. P. Dorsey) in account current with Robert R. Dorsey, her guardian, Penn., 1829-1832.

 

Folder 35: J & J Town (.1395)  

.1395   Letter from Geo W. Sterling, [postmark might read Falkirk],  to Thos. Mansfield, Edinburgh, 1838.  Concerns Mr. Sterling and his father's reputation.

 

Folder 36: Truman’s & Co (with a design of some sort, perhaps a plow) (.1397-.1401)

.1397   Receipt: Benj. Prince received from William B. Mich, $18 for the freight, Philadelphia, July 12, 1793.  Name on back: Dutilh.

.1398   receipted bill of sales and charges, signed by Jas. H. Hughes, for Jas. McCurach & Co., Philadelphia, Oct. 28, 1793.  Don’t know to whom bill was addressed.

.1399   Promise to pay note signed by E. Dutilh & Wachsmuth to Lane & Godfrey for values received, Philadelphia, May 29, 1795.

.1400   Receipt signed by Joseph Higbee for Alexander Love; bales and trunks received from Wm. Cramond, Hugh Holmes and John Leamy, executors of David Cay, surviving partner of Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Jan. 14, 1794. 

.1401   Letter from Saml. Myers and Brothers, Petersburg, to Arthur Jones, Fredericksburg, Dec. 28, 1795. Concerns A. Clow & Co.

 

Folder 37: Turkey Mill (includes an eagle atop an American shield, with stars around it) (.1402)

.1402   letter of thanks from Caroline Norris(?), Pine Street, to "My dear Judge." July 24, 1869.

 

Folder 38:  J & R Turner (.1403)

.1403   Bill from Richard L. Green to the New Bank Estate, n.p., July 1803.  Includes a list of workmen and the days they worked.

 

Folder 39: W Turner & Son (.1404)

.1404   Bill with receipt for work done "for the use of the Jail," Washington City, Sept. 24, 1819.  From William Salter to Tench Ringgold, Marshall, D.C.   With certification of C. Tippett.  Includes making hand cuffs and repairing lock and key.

 

Folder 40: U (.1408)

.1408   Notes on Michael Croll vs. Adam Kline, tried before arbitrators.  Involves witnesses' accounts.  Maiden Creek township, Berks County Pa., Oct. 31, 1811.

 

Folder 41: U & Co (.1405)

.1405   "Survey made to Abraham Leeds, 30 acres, 1784."  Notes and lots, drawn in pencil, n.p., n.d.  Land “now belongs to Cheesemans, Benj. B. Cooper, Wallace Lippincott, etc.”

 

Folders 42-43: GU (.1364-.1367, .1369-.1372)

.1364   Copy of an agreement between Daniel Kemp and George Knoll, written in German, n.p., copy made April 13, 1807.

.1365   Bill, Smith & Ridgway bought of John Long, 22 boxes of candles, n.p., Oct. 1, 1800.  

.1366   Notes on Macunzie vs. Maxatany. Witness Alexander Gross testifying, n.p., n.d.

.1367   Deed between Benjamin and Barbara Weiser, administrators of Conrad Weiser, deceased, and Jacob and Frederick Lechner, Penn Township, Northumberland County, Pa., Aug. 21, 1805. For three lots.

.1369   Bond between Peter Wolbert of Northampton County, Penn., and John Wolbert of Berks County, and Henry Keehl [or Kechl] of Berks County, Pa., April 13, 1807.

.1370  note written in German, signed Peter Bartrass, n.p., 1805.

.1371   "Certification about Notice to Defendant of Judgment in suit of George Wingert vs. Chatarina Hefflys," George Sharff giving notice to John Seaman, Berks County, Pa., Jan. 9, 1807.

.1372   "Orphans Court Order to Jean Rosebrugh to receive a Pension...," concerns

a petition from William Lattimore for Jean Rosebrugh (widow of the Rev. John Rosebrugh, chaplain to local militia), Easton, Northampton County, Pa., April 13, 1803.

 

Folder 44: JU & Co (.1374-.1379, .1381-.1389)

.1374   Recipe for making cider, with eggs added, n.p., n.d.

.1375   Letter from Wm. A. Lloyd, Northumberland County, Penn.,  to Frederick Smith, Reading, Penn., April 11, 1823.  Concerns a trial involving the heir of Muhlenburger.

.1376   Letter from [illegible], Harrisburg, to Dr. Peter Zahnesock, Chambersburg, Penn., June 27, 1829. Concerns the debts against the firm of Peter Zahneslock & Co.

.1377   Articles of Agreement between John Small of Reading, and Henry Niely, William Niely, and Robert Niely, Allen township, Northampton County, Pa., Nov. 9, 1829. For a house and ground in Pottsville.

.1378   Mortgage indenture between John Stewert[sic] to Henry Flanery, for a tenement and tract of land in Union, Berks County, Pa., April 2, 1841.

.1379   Receipt: received from Charles Bradford "a bond from Henry Orvig to Frederick Kramer for 500 pounds, 1792," and Orvig to maintain title to 400 acres in Pinegrove township, signed C. Leoser, July 28, 1824.

.1381   Receipt for a mortgage payment signed by Mark(?) Jno. Biddle, Nov. 1, 1826, from Michael Maher to Joseph Wistar, n.p.

.1382   Letter from Edw. B. Hubley to F. Smith.  Concerning the court case of David Grish, administrator of the will of Catharine Derr, deceased vs. Samuel Derr, and Henry Yergy(?), executors of John Derr, deceased.  Berks County, Pa., 1827. 

.1383   Agreement between James Sillyman of Reading, and John Saltan Wharton of Pinegrove, Schuylkill County, of the first part, and Enoch G. Rex, carpenter, Schuylkill County, Pa., of the second part, Aug. 8, 1830.  For building a house in Pinegrove.  Gives details of size and construction.

.1384   Oath of Jacob Huntzinger: swears to support the constitution of Pennsylvania as treasurer of Schuylkill County, Pa., Jan. 24, 1824.

.1385   "General Draft of five tracts on Locust Mountai," Penn Township, Northampton County, Penn.  Copy, signed by Gabl. Hiester, surveyor general, and F.(?) W. Jackson, 1830.  Includes names of landowners.

.1386   Letter from Lane & Orrick, Reading, to Richard Ashhurst, Oct. 18, 1823.  Concerns a check to cover a bill and a new order for butter.

.1387   Letter from Wm. A. Lloyd, Northumberland County, to Frederick Smith, attorney, Reading, March 26, 1823. Concerns business and a defense suit, also P. Muhlenburgh.

.1388   Letter from Jacob B. Weidman, Lebanon, to Charles Graff, Philadelphia, March 28, 1825. Concerns three certificates related to Michael and Christian Ley.

.1389   Letter from Geo. W. Kleine, Lebanon, to Frederick Smith, attorney, Reading, April 21, 1825. Concerns the George Ream vs. George Kess suit over rent.

 

Folder 45: PU (.1356-.1361)

.1356   Promise to pay Wharton & Lewis $105.41 or 39 pounds 11 shillings "for value received." Signed by E. Dutilh & Wachsmuth, Philadelphia, April 6, 1791.

.1357   Blank sheet, except for notation: French and Spanish letters

.1358   document in German; on back: part of a will in English, not signed, but mentioning youngest daughters Deborah, Maria, and Sarah, n.p., n.d.

.1359   Order to Mr. Dewalter, to pay bearer William Scott Cooper of the Brig Jason $16, from David Ross, n.p, May 22, 1793.  Scott acknowledged receipt of money. 

.1360   Promise to pay Mr. Beissure(?) $100, from E. Dutilh & Wachsmuth.  These names were crossed out and Antoine et Rolant Ciersieve(?) signed.  On back: receipt acknowledged by Arch. Bingham.  Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1793.

.1361   Receipt from Henry Sheaffer and Joseph Bombarger, executor of the estate of Peter Sheetz, deceased, 24 pounds to Catharine Sheetz, Pa., Aug. 10, 1799.

 

Folder 46: P Ulrick (.1406-.1407, .1409)

.1406   Notes on a court case invoving trespass and an attack on Henry Ernst and Jacob Loenard, Berks County, Pa., 1790. 

.1407   Bill of Bethell & Cooper to the schooner Carlton, for various articles needed for the boat, n.p.,1792.

.1409   A bond or deed written in German, 1802, signed by Jacob [illegible], n.p.

 

Folder 47: US Army (with design of cannon, rifles, flags, and tents) (.134)

.134     envelope wrapper addressed to Edward Owen Parry, Pottsville.  Endorsed as being from Henry Morris, Philadelphia, Sept. 1834. [letter of Morris to Parry which was in this envelope wrapper is .795; see also .819]  

 

Folder 48: US Congress (with design of eagle and little flowers) (.548)  

.548     letter from George H. Potts, New York, to Davis Pearson, Nov. 1, 1856.

 

Folder 49: US Department of State (with an eagle) (.607)

.607     Department of State, passport of Arthur W. Sheafer, May 4, 1889, Washington, D.C.

 

Folder 50: US Navy (.1046)

.1046   Receipt of G.H. Wheeler for 5 ploughs received from C. Martin [or Masten], n.p., Aug. 4, 1829.

 

Folder 51: US Post Office Department (with a man on horseback) (.1410)

.1410   Typed letter from Richard L. Ashhurst, postmaster, Philadelphia,  to George H. Fenner, Philadelphia, April 16, 1906.  Concerns the standing of George H. Fenner as a Member of the Philadelphia Bar.

 

Folder 52: C Unkley (with fleur-de-lis) (.1823)

            .1823   pages from the Bible books of Luke and John, printed in German

 

Folder 53: IV (one sheet has the arms of Great Britain on it) (.1411-.1412)             [might be VI]

.1411   Blank sheet [flyleaf from a printed book]

.1412   Document, a bond or a deed, written and printed in Dutch, between Willem

Ebeling and Sylvanus Bourne in Amsterdam, Nov. 1, 1801, signed by Willem Ebeling and Leonardus Scheffen. 

 

Folder 54: BFV (.1413)

.1413   Part of a deed from Jonathan Moulton to Daniel Moulton, for $25, both of Lyman, New Hampshire, May  20, 1814.

 

 

Box 10:

 

Folder 1: W & CV (.1423)

.1423   Importation Invoice for Rum transported aboard the brig Iris, imported by Gilbert Robertson & Co., New York, from Jamaica, April 5, 1804.  [document in two pieces]

 

Folder 2: P Valentine & Co, Suffield Conn (.1414-.1417)

.1414   Payment order, sent to John M. Read of Philadelphia, from A.C. Smith, Washington, payment to be made to Samuel A. Smith, Oct. 23, 1835.

.1415  Notes on the New Jersey Supreme court case of Israel Kinsman vs. William McKnight, New Jersey, Feb. 1836.

.1416   Letter from Rogers, Devens & Co., Boston, to Messrs. S. Low & Co., New York, March 2, 1835. Concerns a business transaction of isinglass.

.1417   Letter from Henry Masten, Buffalo, June 3, 1836, to "Dear Father," C. Masten, New York, concerning E.V.B. and Mr. Winant, who is on a trip out west, and land around Penn Yan.

 

Folder 3: van Gelder Zonen (.1419)

.1419   Blank sheet.

 

Folder 4: W Venables & Co (with heart design) (.1420-.1421)

.1420   Part of a testimony of Richard Wallach and others, “bear[ing] testimony to the character & standing of Mr. Henry A. Klopfer,” Washington, n.d. [the part of document bearing the signatures of the character witnesses is missing]

.1421   Letter from Samuel Ewing, Louisville, Ky., to Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Philadlephia, Dec. 30, 1837. Concerns a payment of a debt for land.

 

Folder 5: Victoria Linen (with a crown) (.1422)

.1422   Typed letter, to Mr. Sheafer, listing the addresses requested from William Thompson of L.C. Thompson Wholesale, and Retail Dealer in Hardware, Pottsville, Penn., March 19, 1904.

 

Folder 6: W (with embellishments) (.1698a-b)

            .1698a note with title of book from which .1698b was removed

            .1698b blank sheet removed from a German book printed in Nuremberg in 1805.

 

Folder 7: W Pure Linen (.1435-.1436)

.1435-.1436     Typed copy of a letter from Geo. D. Kugler, Sandy Run, Luzerne County, Pa., to M. S. Kemmerer, New York City, March 3, 1909.  Concerns the Timony vs. Kemmerer court case.  Mentions Senator Wolvertaon and Mr. Ashhurst.

 

Folder 8: BW (.1437)

.1437   Letter from Thos. Nixon, Bedford, to John Tod, Member of Assembly, Lancaster, Penn., March 13, 1809.  Concerns money owed on a patent.

 

Folder 9: B & W (.1438-.1445)

.1438   Notes on case involving Thomas M. Mitchell, grandson of Frances Mitchell, and settlement of estate, n.p., n.d. but after 1801.

.1439   Deed between Joshua and Sina Crawford and Joseph Fifield, all of Cape May County, N.J., Dec. 21, 1831.  For a lot of land in Middle Township, Cape May County, N.J.

.1440   Letter from Patterson B. West, Nashville, to Gill, Ferguson & Co., Philadelphia, Sept. 10, 1831.  Concerns a check from Yeatman, Woods & Co. for John Gill, Jr.;  the sale of a negro slave, and the cotton crop.  Also, a receipt signed by Thomas Washington from Patterson B. West for $104, a commission.

.1441   receipted bill, signed by L.J. Levy of L.J. Levy's French and English Fancy Dry Goods Store, Philadelphia, to Mrs. Campbell, 1831.

.1442   notes on New Jersey Supreme Court case: Richard Jaques and Samuel R. Jaques vs. Sarah Chapman (widow of William Chapman), 1833.  Against S. Chapman for committing "waste, sale and destruction on certain lands..." in Nottingham.

.1443   Masters Report of Chancery Court of New Jersey case of Amy Page, complainant, vs. Abner Page, surviving of Asa Page deceased, defendant, n.p., n.d.

.1444   Letter from Patterson B. West, Nashville, to John Gill, Jr., Philadelphia, Sept. 6, 1831, concerning A. Balcher and debts owed.

.1445   Receipts of Stephen W. Smith from Eliz. Taylor for $60.00, Oct. 5, 1830; from William J. Duran(?) for Miss Taylor, $72.00, Oct. 5, 1831; from Wm. J. Duran for Miss Taylor, $1229.94, March 9, 1832, n.p.

 

Folder 10: DJR&W (.1446-.1447)

.1446   Appointment of Jacob Baugher of Fairfield County, as attorney for and by Daniel Wagner of Fairfield County, Ohio, to demand money owed by Jacob Kline of Berks County, Penn., April 12, 1814.

.1447   Letter from Poston & Garth, Trenton, Ky., to Rich. Ashhurst & Son, [Philadelphia], April 22, 1830. Concerns orders put in for sewing needs and from other firms.

 

Folder 11: EW & Co (.1448)

.1448   Agreement between Abner Wright and Silas Thomas, both of Stephentown, Rensselaer County, New York, for half Wright's farm to Thomas now, and the whole farm in 1804.  Agreement dated March 19, 1803.

 

Folder 12: E & W (.1449)

.1449   Bond between Stephen Cornish of Steuben, Oneida County, and Oliver Booth, of Steuben County, New York, June 1, 1805, for possession of lots.

 

Folder 13: H & W, Third River (with logo of two doves) (.781)

.781     letter from S. Mills for William Clapp & Co., New York, to John House & Co., Waterford, Dec. 13, 1813.  Enclosed: account of House & Co. with Clapp & Co.

 

Folder 14: JW (one sheet includes an eagle, the other a coat of arms topped with a crown) (.1450-.1451)

.1450   brief letter from Jacob Lorrillard, New York, to John S. Hunn, New Bergh, July 8, 1816.

.1451   wrapper, endorsed as once holding papers concerning a case, with names George Woods, sheriffs James Pepper and William Proctor, and Charles Sissna(?)

 

Folder 15: JW & Son (.1452-.1456)

.1452   Appointment of John Legget of New York City as attorney for and by Nathaniel Starbuck and Benjamin Starbuck of N. Starbuck & Son, Troy, New York, July 11, 1833, for goods and merchandise imported on the Rhode Island from Liverpool.

.1453   Blank sheet except for label: Mrs. Van Ness’s papers.

.1454   Letter from E. W. Dixon to Nathan Warren, Third Street, n.p., n.d.

.1455   Agreement that Daniel Sprague was to work for Cornelius Masten for one year, to be paid in cash and land, March 17, 1832, n.p.

.1456   Copy of a lease of a farm in Ontario County, N.Y., from Cornelius Masten to Isaac and Lewis Smith, n.p., March 17, 1832.

 

Folder 16: LW; L&W (.1457-.1458)

.1457   Indenture between Soloman Sibley and Jonathan Kersley(?), administrator of the

estate of Edward Purcell, deceased, of one part, and Erastus(?) P. Hastings of the second, Detroit, April 30, 1831.

.1458   power of attorney granted to Foster & Giraud of New York City, merchants, by Henry Payson & Co., Baltimore, Maryland, April 7, 1829, for goods on the brig Brutus from Rio de Janeiro.  Hugh Birckhead signed for Payson & Co.

[printed form]

 

Folder 17: MW [could be WM] (.1461-.1465)

.1461   Account current of Joseph Walker with Jacob Hallett, n.p., 1784.  For food (sugar, chocolate), snuff) and duties.

.1462   Blank sheet.

.1463   note to Jacob Barg, Philadelphia, "per favor of Mr. Clark." From Jonathan Jarman, n.p., Feb.(?) 25, 1785.  Concerns two watches given to Barg by Captain Thomas Wolle in pledge for six guineas.

.1464-.1465     Blank sheets.

 

Folder 18: RW & Co (.1352-.1353)

.1352   Satisfaction of a mortgage between William C. and Charlotte Mulligan and William S. McCoun," New York, Aug. 11, 1835.

.1353   Appointment of Townsend Harris as attorney for and by Edmund B. Bostwick,

"to sign for all duty or Penal Bonds" from Harris & Chauncey, merchants, New York, Oct. 14, 1835.  Power of attorney form sold by Mesier & Rich.

 

Folder 19: S & W (.1474)

.1474   German language almanac for 1784, with parts cut out (probably wood cuts), n.p.

 

Folder 20: SW & Co, N York (with logo of two doves) (.1475)

.1475   Appointment of Margarite Thiollier Gamier as attorney for and by her husband, Charles Garnier, merchant, New York, Nov. 24, 1818, to do all mercantile transactions.

 

Folder 21: WWW (inside a ring) (.1477)

.1477   Miscellaneous notes concerning Joshua Johnson, Robert Johnson and Mr. Charlton, n.p., 1780-1792.  Concerns debts.

 

Folder 22: Walsh (.1478)

.1478   Check drawn on the Bank of Newburgh, signed by James Halsted, payable to John F. Butterworth for $600.00., Newburgh, Oct. 4, 1832.

 

Folder 23: Marcus Ward & Co (.1479)

.1479   Letter from W[illegible] Arning(?),  Exeter, New Hampshire, to Charles Marsilles, n.p., March 29, 1887.  

 

Folder 24: Wm. H. Ward & Co (.1480)

.1480   Letter from Henry M. Holt, no city, to R. L. Ashhurst, n.p., Dec. 6, no year.

 

Folder 25: J Webb (.1481-.1485)  

.1481   Court bill in the case of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania vs. Philip Harvey and Richard Titus, Chester County, Pennsylvania, May 24 and May 31, 1804.

.1482   Court ledger of bills owed by various convicts, Chester County, June 19, 1804.  Accounts were sent to sheriff James Kelton.  Convicts (including women) and crimes are listed.

.1483   Account of James Brian with Jno. Dauphin, for oil, coffee and freight, n.p., 1806-1807.  Mentions shipping coffee on the brig Susanna from Havana.

.1484   Letter from John and Alaice Craig, n.p., to respected children, addressed to John Willson Howard, Baltimore, April 30, 1805.  Concerns the deed of Gabriel Clark for land that Howard holds in Kennett.

.1485   Joshua Baker on account with Jas. Wollaston, n.p., 1796-1805.

 

Folder 26: Weston’s (.1486-.1489)

.1486-.1488     three letters from Geo. M. Dallas of Crawford & Dallas to R. L. Ashhurst, both of Philadelphia, 1888-1889.  Concerns the Fell vs. Markle case.

.1489   R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, to George M. Dallas, Oct. 30, 1879.  About Fell.

 

Folder 27: J Whatman; J Whatman Turkey Mill (.1497-.1499, .1502)

.1497   Invoice to Mr. A. Clow from Roe & Kershaw, listing contents (textiles) of five trunks, n.p., n.d.

.1498   Two poems, one entitled "Native Beauty" and the other "On a Fountain Invisibly Supplying a Canal," both unsigned, n.p., n.d.

.1499   Letter from Delano & Whitney, Boston, to Seth Low & Co., New York, Jan. 7, 1837. Concerns an order. 

.1502   Survey of streets, not all of which are named, and lots, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 28: Whiting Paper Co (.1490-.1496)

.1490   Letter from Theo. Schwan, assistant Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, to R. McAllister, Jr., attorney, Washington D.C., July 30, 1887.  Concerns the "application for removal of the charge of desertion from the record of Jas. M. Collyer” of the 11th Mass. Vol.

.1491   Typed letter from S. P. Wolverton, attorney, Sunbury, Pennsylvania, to Geo. M. Dallas, Philadelphia, Oct. 18, 1888, about the Fell vs. Keck case.

.1492   Typed and dictated letter from S. P. Wolverton, attorney, Sunbury, Pennsylvania, to R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, Feb. 21, 1884.  Concerns the Fell vs. Keck case.

.1493   Letter from S. P. Wolverton, attorney, Sunbury, Pennsylvania, to R. L. Ashhurst, March 11, 1882.  Concerns C. R. Buckalew and Mr. Dallas.

.1494-.1495     Two letters from S. P. Wolverton, attorney, Sunbury, Pennsylvania, to Geo. M. Dallas, Philadelphia, May 23 and June 12, 1882.  Concerns the Fell vs. Keck case.

.1496   Letter from Wm. A. Ingham, president, Highland Coal Co., Philadelphia, to R. L. Ashhurst, June 6, 1888.  Concerns the coal company.

 

Folder 29: Wilcox, Philada; JM Wilcox, Philada (one sheet has an ivy leaf) (.1503-.1512)

.1503   Note from John M. Read to Mary R. Fisher explaining a reduction in a trust debt, n.p., Feb. 26, 1846.

.1504   Bond and warrant from Joseph Green, builder, and his wife Rachel, to Ann McCaffrey, single woman, for a lot of land costing $300.00, Philadelphia, March 13, 1869.

.1505   Survey of lots on Savery and Hanover Streets, between Belgrade Street, by James P. Davis, city surveyor, Philadelphia, June 30, 1864.

.1506a-c          "Map of Inskeep’s division and lands adjoining," n.p., Dec. 1876. [map in three pieces]

.1507   Letter from Rev. Joel Parker, Philadelphia, to Henry Hill, Boston, July 3, 1848. Concerns the meeting of the A.B.C.F.M.

.1508   "Estate of Susannah Schipper, deceased, in account with C. Graff, formerly executor", Penn., Oct. 19, 1846.

.1509   "Estate of Susanna Schipper, deceased, in account with Charles Graff...", Penn., 1838-1846.

.1510   Letter from Benj. R. Howard, Gallatin,Tennessee, to R. Ashhurst & Sons, [Philadelphia,] Jan. 11, 1834.  Concerns a payment from Howard & Rawlings, and an order for various goods, mostly material (textiles, linen, thread).

.1511- .1512    "Affidavit of Defense": Robert S. Stephens in the Supreme Court  of Pennsylvania for Eli K. Price, trustee, etc., vs. Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown Railroad Company, 1864.

 

Folder 30: Williams & Plum, Newark, N.J. (with an eagle) (.1514)

.1514   Quit-Claim Deed between Samuel H. Shreve of New York City and Ralph V. M. Cooper of Camden, New Jersey, Feb. 24, 1871.  Form printed by Williams & Plum, Newark, N.J.

 

Folder 31: C Wilmott (.1515-.1516)

.1515   Quit-Claim deed between George Powers of Kings County, and Ann Davis (his daughter, now wife of Thomas Davis) of Waterford, New York, July 5, 1817, for a lot of land in Waterford, Saratoga County.   Attached to the form is another certifiying that Joseph Dean was a commissioner when he signed the paper.

.1516   deed poll from James Wheeler, sheriff of Luzerne County, Penn., to Samuel Baird of Stowe, Montgomery County, for property once belonging to Jonathan Crosswell in Lycoming County and Luzerne County, Pennsylvania.

 

Folder 32: Woronoco Bond (.1517-.1518)

.1517   Typed letter from James A. G. Campbell, treasurer of the Delaware County Trust, Safe Deposit and Title Insurance Co., Chester, Pennsylvania, to J. H. Siddall & Son, Philadelphia, July 3, 1894.  Concerns the Holmes mortage and bonds.

.1518   Typed letter from Jno. Caldwell Hinkson, title and trust officer of the Delaware County Trust, Safe Deposit and Title Insurance Co., Chester, Pennsylvania, to J. H. Siddall & Son, July 2, 1894. Concerns property on the west side of Potter Street, belonging of late to William Volhardt to Nancy Holmes in a mortgage in 1891.

 

Folder 33: HY (.1523) [could be YH]

.1523   receipted bill, C. Masten paid Allen & Rice, for a wide variety of goods, n.p., Sept. 7, 1822.  

 

Folder 34: WY & Co, Delaware (.1525-.1529)

.1525   Declaration of John Jack, druggist, that he has purchased the stock and shop furniture from Gillaspy & Strong, Philadelphia,  April 27, 1803.  About payment with bonds and notes; mentions Robert Arundel.

.1526   Part of a witness’ account, concerning coffee and merchants, n.p., n.d.

.1527   "Remarks on No.4 or Wm. Gramond's account with Thos. Philips & Co.", n.p., after March 1803.

.1528   Bond from Peter Bauer, yeoman of Longswamp township, Berks County, to Michael Bauer, tanner of Rockland township, Berks County, for 67 pounds, Pennsylvania, June 2, 1801.

.1529   "Letters testamentary and copy of John Nice's will 1806", Germantown, Philadelphia, Penn., Sept. 27, 1806.  Executors are widow Sarah Nice and son James Nice.  John Nice was a cooper.  Children were James, Mary, Ann, Washington, and Levy.

 

Folder 35: H Yates (.1530)

.1530   Letter from C. Butler, n.p., to Wm. Baird [or Bard], Albany, n.d.

 

Folder 36: W Young (.1519-.1522)

.1519   Measurements, including length, breadth, and depth, in feet and inches, n.p., n.d.

.1520   note from Murdoch & Duffield, Philadelphia, to Charles Graff, Oct. 31, 1807. Expects Graff to pay for the freight when it arrives from Havanna on board the schooner John, Captain Haynes, master.

.1521   "Portledge bill of ship Charleston Packet, Isaac Silliman, master, from Bordeaux, Dec. 29, 1805."  Seamen's accounts, account sheet of wages and other money paid out to James Beston, William Harrison, John Andrews, Christopher Robertson, John Beatly and David Wilson.

.1522   Letter from Cornelia Montieth, Philadelphia, to Samuel Goodman, St. Thomas, Aug. 6, 1807 . Concerns property belonging to her late husband, Captain Benjamin Montieth.

 

Folder 37: Z (.1531)

.1531   Please to pay note from Will Deakins, Jr., Georgetown, Maryland, to Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, July 22, 1791.  Note on back: contents received of Archd. Campbell, signed Stewart & Plunket.

 

Folder 38: JZ (.1532-.1535)

.1532   Letter from Philip Stoubing, n.p., to John M. Price, Sunbury, n.d.  Concerns a case made against him by Wm. Wistar.

.1533-.1534     Deed between Anthony C. Pelin and Simon Snyder for seven acres of land, Union County, Pennsylvania, July 3, 1813.

.1535   An order for $200.00 found in favor of Joseph Bitting from Charles Graff, April 1815, Buffalo township, Union County.

 

Folder 39: ampersand (.1708-.1710)

.1708-.1710     Copy of last will and testament of Jasper Smith, formerly attorney of Flemington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, but now of Maidenshead township, same county, Jan. 1, 1811.  The will includes a brief autobiography.  Frees two slaves (Charles and Mary) and makes bequests to family and friends, including wife Anna.  

 

Folders 40-41: anchor (.1582-1587)

.1582   Three receipts of payment by David McCarty in three court cases, money received by H. H. Wendell, sheriff, n.p., 1804.  The other parties in the cases were Wm. J. Van Wagoner, Thomas Mather, and Robert Nutt.

.1583   "Statement of Money to be paid by Vanzandt".  Bill to Mr. Vanzandt for Mr. Banyar et al, n.p., 1802. 

.1584   Letter from Woodworth and Murphy, Norfolk, to Arthur Jones, Eadington [sic, probably Edenton is meant,] North Carolina, March 4, 1800.  Notice of shipping on board schooner Seaflower, Capt. McNeal, 300 bushels of coarse salt.

.1585   Continuation of account of Philip Cramond & Co. with Wm. Cramond, n.p., 1803-1809.

.1586   Letter from H.H. for A. J. [Arthur Jones], Camden, to Thomas C. Amory, Boston, March 10, 1800.  Concerns a bill of lading for pipe stove shipped by schooner Sally to Arthur Jones.

.1587   Account of Israel Ridgway dec'd; his estate in account with Moses Kempton, 1799-1805.  With receipt, William Ridgway paid Moses Kempton the money owed him, Aug. 8, 1810.

 

Folder 42: arms of England (with garter) (.1548-.1549)  

.1548   Miscellaneous sheet with calculations and the days of the week written in German.

.1549   Blank sheet.  Royal English arms (with garter) watermark.

 

Folder 43: arms of Massachusetts, with the letter M (Burbank) (.1550)

.1550   Account of Jonathan Palmer with Andrew Rogers, 1808-1809.

 

Folder 44: arms of New York (various styles) (Samuel Campbell) (.1551-.1556)

.1551   Account of Arthur Jones with John Horniblow, dec’d, 1799.  Jacob Bloing(?) received the money due, Edenton, Jan. 6, 1800.

.1552   Letter from Hen. Baker, Scotland Neck, to Arthur Jones, n.p., Jan. 7, 1800.  Concerns an order of corn and debts owed to "Northward."

.1553   agreement between Arthur Jones of Philadelphia and Stephen Young, master of schooner Lucy of Scituate, for delivering freight to Mears & Garvin in Little St. Mary’s, Georgia, dated Edenton, April 30, 1800.

.1554  proposal of Nathaniel Baker to proceed with the schooner Polly to pick up freight (tar) from Newby Bridge and take it to Boston, dated May 2, 1800, Edenton.

.1555   Mortgage paid off between Jacob Simonson, house carpenter of New York City, and Elizabeth Van Dyck, widow, late of New York City, but now of Burlington, New Jersey, April 30, 1795.

.1556   Blank sheet.

 

Folder 45: arms of Virginia (WP) (.1564)  [see note inside folder about paper]

.1564   pages of Ezra and Nehemiah from a German Bible n.p., n.d. (pp. 433-434; 439-440)

 

Folder 46: crossed arrows in double circle (Burbank) (.1707)

.1707   Bill to Andrew Rogers, Exeter, from Wm Neil, N.H., for provisions, Jan.-March 1810.

 

Folder 47: beehive (John Matthews) (.1580-.1581)

.1580   Receipt from Manuel Eyre for certificates on a debt to American Fire Insurance Company, signed F. Fraley, secrety of the insurance company, n.p., Dec. 22, 1841(?).

.1581   Brief of Title to property on S. E. corner of 13th & Citron Streets in Spring Garden."  List of deeds concerning the property from Hugh Roberts to Daniel J. Weaver, 1830-1842.

 

Folder 48: bell under crown-like design (Samuel Lewis) (.1631-.1633)

.1631   Bill to Capt. Lillibridge of Sloop Wincy, from Harvey and Davis, for supplies for the boat, n.p., Feb.-March 1793.

.1632   Receipt, W. Hayes received payment from Capt. John D. Naber, $30.00, Philadelphia, April 12, 1793.

.1633   wrapper endorsed: D. Bowden & Sons, Feby.17 & 12, 1790.  [No place.]

 

Folder 49: bells (PB?) (.1576-.1579)

.1576   Letter from William Aull to Andrew Clow & Co, Merchants, Philadelphia, Jan. 23, 1790.

.1577   part of a letter from B. Newcome, Jr., Philadelphia, to Thomas Ogden, Jefferson, Ohio, July 27, 1807.  Concerns family matters in Philadelphia and Fairfield.

.1578   Bill of Sundries to Notangle Montmollin & Co., from Thomas Burks (receipt signed by David Moffet), n.p., Nov. 1798.  Mentions Captain Lillibridge.

.1579   Letter from Alex.(?) Wilcocks, Arch Street, to Leamy, Cramond & Holmes, executors for dec'd D. Cay, May 3, 1796.

 

Folder 50: bird (Allen) (.1608, .1613)

.1608      list of fees and pay whom owed, some of which are marked paid, n.p., 1832-1835.

.1613      Letter from Daniel W. Coxe, Philadelphia, to G. D. Wall, Nov. 16, 1821. Concerns mortgage.

 

Folder 51: Britannia with bell (.1575)

.1575   Bill of sundry repairs of carpentry done by Joseph Ogleby for Frederick Shinkle, Philadelphia [Pennsylvania], June 21, 1785.  Thomas Nevell and Smauel Jonse did the measurements.  Receipt for money signed Joseph Ogilby.

 

Folder 52: Britannia in an oval, 1797 (.1557-.1558)

.1557   Account sheet of Mrs. Drusilla Burton in account current with the estate of Stephen Platt, deceased, 1800-1801, n.p.

.1558   Letter from H. I. Kip, n.p., to Arthur Jones, Edenton, n.d.  Concerns pipe stoves and a disagreement over cost.

 

Folder 53: Britannia in an oval, 1810 (.1559)

.1559   Bond between Henry Sipperly of Rhinebeck, New York, and George Sipperly of same place, Nov. 1, 1813. 

 

Folder 54: Britannia in an oval, with partial date (1_1_) (.1560) 

.1560   Bond between Jacob Sipperly of Rhinebeck, New York, and George Sipperly of same place, Nov. 1, 1813.   

 

Folder 55: Britannia in a circle (D) (.1561)

.1561   Blank sheet.

 

Folder 56: Britannia in a circle (H) (.1562)

.1562   Account of Obediah Low to Andrew Rogers, for corn, n.p., 1793.

 

Folder 57: Britannia with GR (.1563)

.1563   plat maps of two lots surveyed to James Child, one for 255 acres, the other 515 acres, Maple Swamp on the main branch of the greater Egg Harbor River, n.d.

 

Folder 58: Britannia in ovals, some with crowns, some without (.1565-.1569)

.1565   "Chain of Title and Testimony": material and a list of wit­nesses for the case of [James] Jackson, [Abraham] Van Ness et al vs. [James] McClosky case in Superior Court, n.p., n.d.  

.1566   Bill for court costs in court case (as above), n.p., 1816.  On back, note signed by C. Masten.

.1567   "Schedule of papers"—Lists of papers for case in .1565-.1566, n.p., n.d.

.1568   Last page of copy of a suit for Charles Magniac & Co. v. Perit & Cabot, signed by C. I Ingersoll, n.p., n.d. [see also .386 and .815]

.1569   bill to New Bank Estate from Richard L. Green for payment of labour of various people (names listed), n.p., Aug. 3, 1803.  [see other related papers in this collection]

 

 

Box 11:

 

Folder 1: castle tower (.1574)

.1574   Inventory/survey of cedar swamps along Egg Harbor River, belonging to Thomas Westcott of Gal­loway, Gloucester County, sold at public auction, 1798. [in several pieces]

 

Folder 2: circle (.1637)

.1637   "William Champion Survey."  Land surveyed Nov. 25, 1784 by John Stokes, this copy made May 27, 1830, by Chs.  Watson, surveyor of Waterford.   Includes names of surrounding landowners, including Richard and Samuel Cheeseman.

 

Folder 3: circles with designs (.1572-.1573)

.1572   pages from a German book, n.p., n.d.   Chapter XVIII "Von der gedultigen Ausharrung in den trllben Nachten und dundelen Zeiten,..." pp.465-466, 469-476, 479-480.

.1573   Blank sheet

 

Folder 4: clover leaf in circle (Saur, sower, CS, C. Saur) (.1627-.1629, .1821-.1822)

.1627   An Account of the Gospel Labours and Christian Experiences of a Faithful Minister of Christ, John Churchman,…  Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph Crukshank, 1779.  title page, pp.iii-vii, 193-232.

.1628   Bond between David Norton and John Andrew Laussat for 14 pounds, Prince George County, [Virginia], April 2, 1787.

.1629   Bill of Peter Bender from Frederick Shinkle and Rhudolph [sic] Bunner, n.p., 1784-1786.

.1821   Etwas vom Rechten Lebenswege.  Philadelphia: Melchior Steiner, 1781.  Part of a pamphlet printed in German.

.1822   part of a book printed in German, Preis und Ehre, Beisheit und Starte(?)…

 

Folder 5: clover leaf (DH – Daniel Haga-Hegy) (.1625-.1626)

.1625   Certificate of duty paid by Abraham Delp(?), Norriton, PA, March 24, 1817, for a wheel carriage called a "chair".  Signed by [illegible] Humphrey, collection of revenue.

.1626   Account of Daniel Levy with Moses Levy, 1797-1798, n.p.

 

Folder 6: compass and right angle (Masonic symbol?) (.865-.875, .1700-.1706)

.865-.873         Philadelphia Bank checks, signed by Charles Dutilh, payable to W. M. Walmsley, B of the N.L. [Bank of the Northern Liberties?], V. F. Wachsmuth, E. G. Dutilh, cash, and some numbers, 1830, 1833-1834.

.874     survey, John Lambert and Robert Mattox, n.p., n.d.

.875     survey, J.S. Cave to Seth Crane, Stafford, 1818.

.1700- .1706    Philadelphia Bank checks, signed by Charles Dutilh, payable to E.G.. Dutilh and numbers, 1831-1832, 1834.

 

Folder 7: crown and GR (.1634-.1636)

.1634   “Jeremiah Allen, late of Philadelphia, was attached to answer David Wiley, of a plea of Trespass upon a case...," Philadelphia, March 1796/7.  Name Growdon also appears.

.1635   Letter from Stephen Lowry, Queen Ann's County [Queen Anne County, Maryland], to William Gramond, John Leamy and Hugh Holmes, merchants, Exectrs. of David Cay, Philadelphia, Aug. 1, 1795.  Concerns balance of payments and business to do with the firms of King & Lowry and Andrew Clow & Co.

.1636   Letter from Stephen Lowry, Queen Ann's  County,  to William Cramond, John Leamy & Hugh Holmes, Executors, of David Cay,  Aug. 19, 1795.   Mentions firms of King & Lowry and Andrew Clow & Co.

 

Folder 8: crown and garter belt (blank center) (.1630)

.1630   Bill, with balance due J.W., but otherwise unsigned, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 9: dates (1813, 1817, 1830) (.1543-.1547)

.1543   Letter from Edw. H. Robbins, Boston, to Josiah Little, Newbury, July 3, 1825.  Concerns a business matter.

.1544  Blank sheet.

.1545  Tracing paper with watermark drawn on it, dated 1801.

.1546  Check drawn on Stephen Girard, banker, signed by Richard Ashhurst, payable to Joseph Simons $534.24, Oct. 6, 1819, Philadelphia.

.1547   Check drawn on Stephen Girard, banker, signed by Richard Ashhurst, payable to R. Potter for the amount of $1188.00, May 21, 1819, Philadelphia.

 

Folder 10: deer (2 bodies and heads) (H. Katz) (.1622-.1623)

.1622   Letter from Joseph Wilkinson, Head of Chester, Jan. 19, 1788.  Concerns a conference with David Crane and a dispute.   Noted as being answered by Thomas C[illegible], Feb. 11, 1788.  Name John Wilkinson is written on back.

.1623   Letter from Joseph Wilkinson, Head of Chester, to unknown person, Feb. 16, 1788.  Concerns business with David Crane.

 

Folder 11: dove (.1605-.1606)

.1605   "Bills of Parcels" bought of George Barclay, Phila­delphia, by Daniel White, Dec. 17,1800, for food.

.1606   wrapper endorsed "Acc't, George Fisher, esq., to Adam Reegan(?), Jr., to August, 1808." n.p.

 

Folder 12: dove (Amies) (.1609-.1612, .1614-.1621)

.1609   Letter from John Purviance, Baltimore, to Thomas Astley, Philadelphia, June 31, 1809. Concerns Sam. Chase, Jr,. who purchased property, and various other debt matters.

.1610   Summons for John R. Combes to appear in Mercer County Court in Nottingham, N.J., to answer a plea of trespass brought by William and Emily King, June 1844.

.1611   "Searches against Andrew Griscom,” concerning propetty and mortgage. Signed by Geo. W. Riter, Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 1825.

.1612   Note on court case of Moses and Simeon Panenall(?) vs John Cavanaugh, William L. Prall and Jacob Lambert, n.p.,  Feb. 1828.

.1614   Letter from Garrick Mallory to Thomas Astley, n.p., Oct. 19, 1830. Concerns deeds.

.1615   Note comfirming a payment from Abraham Chatlin(?) and a move to Chester Street, sent by Samuel Austin, Philadelphia, to Charles Graff,  Sept. 2, 1818.

.1616   receipted bill, Stephen Dutilh paid Joseph Madureira, Philadelphia, Dec. 1804. Written in Spanish.)

.1617   Letter and order from George Gammon & Sons Jonesboro, Tennessee, to Richard Ashhurst, Philadelphia, May 9, 1825, for textiles, shoes, blankets, linen, gloves.

.1618   "Measurement of the Paving in Old York Road between Poplar Lane and Cohocksink Creek", [Philadelphia], July 5, 1830.  Lists names of property owners.

.1619   "Statement of valauation of property", n.p., 1814-1819.  Mentions George Chard(?) and Cox.

.1620   "Memo in O.C. [Orphan's Court], Legacy to H.(?) P. Phillips", n.p.,  1803.

.1621   List of holdings in trust of personal property of Ann Read by John M. Read, Pennsylvania, ca.1825.

 

Folder 13: dove (Kelty) (.1607)

.1607   "Mr. Fisher of Beargap, PA, method of making [distilling] peach brandy," n.d.

 

Folder 14: Dutch lion and bell (PB) (.1602-.1604)

.1602   Survey map of 360 acres tp James Child in 1762. Resurveyed in 1799, containing 457 acres, n.p. (Includes names of G. Sharp, Isaac Jones, and Elijah Clark.)  A bill on the back.

.1603   wages on the brig Jason and advances for shore leave in Jamaica, n.p., n.d.   Wages for Mr. Stephenson, mate; Aberham, planter, steward, and seaman; and Ricahrd Aberhams, seaman.

.1604   Bill to Mr. Dutilh from John Davis, for corn, 1800, n.p.

 

Folder 15: Dutch vryhet lion, with a star; one sheet has a crowned GR (.1536-.1542)

.1536-.1542     Blank sheets from books.

 

Folder 16: eagle with arrows and olive branch in its talons (.1588-.1589)

.1588   Letter from John Leamy, Philadelphia, to McCredie & McMillan [or Macmillan], Richmond, May 14, 1796.  Introduction of Arthur Jones.

.1589   Letter from Wilson & Hunt, Philadelphia, to Arthur Jones, Edenton, North Carolina, May 20, 1800, Concerns claim against Wynn & Warrick.

 

Folder 17: eagle (small) (.1590-.1596)

.1590   receipt bill, William Cramond for ship Hindostan paid Myers & Snyder, n.p., 1804.  Ship repairs and supplies.

.1591   receipted bill, Leopold Nottnagel paid Nathan Milnor, n.p., 1812-1813, for farming tools.

.1592   "Notice of Trial" in Supreme Court, Hunterdon Circuit [New Jersey], case of Joshua Wright & Willliam Potts vs. William Danbury & John Snook, Oct. 28, 1807.  Signed by Garret D. Wall & L. H. Stockton.

.1593   List of names of people purchasing various furniture, household goods, and other sundries, n.p., n.d.

.1594   Unsigned deed for Jonathan Rhera of Trenton, N.J., to Earl of Stirling and David Johnston, n.d. but after 1776.  For land in Monmouth Coutny.

.1595   Survey of area around the road which leads to the Falls of the Schuylkill, 1801.  Mentions Nathan Britton, Ann Forbes, James Taylor and wife, Mr. Draper, Sommerville farm, and Venable plantation.

.1596   "Survey of Sutter's Estate in Trout Street near Callowhill, [Philadelphia] for Jacob  Shoemaker", n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 18: eagle in circle (Onerdonk?) (.1597-.1600)

.1597   Letter from Joseph Richardson, New York, to George and Hugh Pollack, July 14, 1795.  Request to pay John Avery for use of sloop Wincey.

.1598   Quit-Claim Deed  between Joseph Cook of  Cornwall, Addison County, Vermont, & Abel Wright of Weybridge County, for land, Sept. 10, 1791.

.1599   Survey and warrant-survey for William McKissack by Wm. Neel, Mongomery County, Georgia, Sept. 20, 1794.

 .1600  Bill for textiles from J. W. Gilbert, signed Rich. M. Woodhull, n.p., n.d.  

 

Folder 19: eagle above crossed flags (.1600a-b)

.1600a-b          Blank sheets.

 

Folder 20: eagle on cliff above river, ships in background (Hudson) (.1601)

.1601   wrapper endorsed Gue vs. P. Hagan, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 21: eagle with crown (.1716-.1717)

.1716   Letter from P. Wainwright, Petersburg, to Peter Wainwright, Jr., Boston, Nov. 19, 1820. Concerns merchandise.

.1717   Letter from unknown person to Eliza Wainwright, Dedham, n.d., concerning family affairs.  

 

Folder 22: eagle and post horn (.1685-.1686)

.1685   Deed between Benjamin Cushing, yeoman of Pembroke, Merrimac County, New Hamp­shire, and Rolinda Young, wife of Welcome Young, of East Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Mass., "a lot of land in Pembroke with buildings," Oc. 7, 1833.

.1686a-b          Copies of letters to unknown person, from E. Wainwright, Roxbury, [Mass.], Sept. 17, 1824.  Refers ito family matters.

 

Folder 23: eagles (.1718-.1719)

.1718   envelope wrapper, addressed to Auditor General of the Commonwealth of Penn., Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  Endorsed: Bedford County, return of extreats for Aug. & Nov. terms 1809.

.1719   Letter from Mattison & Scrugg, Holly Springs, Mississippi, to Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Feb. 14, 1861. Concerns notes, bills, and commerce.

 

Folder 24: eagles (Sellers style, K & B) (.1687-.1689)

.1687   receipted bill, Stephen Dutilh for Schooner Jefferson, paid unknown person, for freight of sugar, Philadelphia, Oct. 20, 1807.

.1688   Letter, in French, from W. S. Nottnagel, P. Hall, to "Ma Chere Maman" (Mrs. L. Nottnagel), Bloomsdale Farm, near Bristol, April 11, 1812.  Asks for a new hat.

.1689   Account of duties, signed by W. Tilton arid George Latimer, n.p., 1801.

 

Folder 25: fish (H & B) (.1683)

.1683   scribbled notes on a court case, signed by W. W. Witterman, Nov. 8, 1830, n.p.

 

Folder 26: fleur-de-lis inside shield (.1803-.1805)

            .1803a-d          blank lined sheets

            .1804   letter, J. Mahany, Philadelphia, May 28, 1819, to Ebenezer Bowman, Wilkes Barre, Penn., asksing for immediate payment.

            .1805   blank lined sheets

            [no number]     a note about a watermark, “undoubtedly an Ephrata water-mark”

 

Folder 27: fleur-de-lis (also pages marked IV and H) (.1736-.1737)

.1736a-d          “An Alphabetical Index to the Fifth Volume of the Harleian Miscellany.”

1737a-j            title page and various other pages for The Harleian Miscellany, vol. III (2d edition) and V.  (vol. 3: London: printed for T. Osborne, 1747.  vol. 5: 1755).  Includes index, table of contents, and list of suscribers.

 

Folder 28: flower (J Boies) (.1691-.1692)

.1691-.1692     Notes from a student’s mathematical notebook, n.p., n.d.  

 

Folder 29: flowers (two tulips – Katz)  (.1715)

.1715   receipted bill, Leon. Snowdon, Philadelphia, was paid for beer shipped on board sloop Charming Sally by Martineau Dec. 13, 1791.

 

Folder 30: harp (IC, I Copeland) (.1682)

.1682   Bond between Philip Marquart and Peter Marquart, both of Berks County, Pennsylvania, for 37 pounds, 10 shillings, Oct. 10, 1796.

 

Folder 31: heart (.1681)

.1681   Letter from Rob. May, Elk Forge, Nov. 28, 1788, to unknown person.  Concerns a money transaction and purchase of flour.

 

Folder 32: Indian (C Bemis)  (.1680)

.1680   Order from David Ross to Jacob Myers to pay Capt. Noble Perry, with receipt that Perry received the money, signed Cape Francais, [Haiti], 1796.  Additional figures on back.

 

Folder 33: ivy leaf (James Wilcox, 1830s) (.1693)

.1693   Letter from Patteson & Levert, Huntsville, Alabama, Dec. 15, 1834, to unknown firm.  Concerns cotton and other business transactions.

 

Folder 34: lamb/sheep (J Robinson (.1679)

.1679   Letter from Geo. D. Strong, New York, to Gen. Fowler, July 21, 1835. Request for a discount and help from Highland Bank.

 

Folder 35: leaf (.1713-.1714)

            .1713   note from Richard Simcock to Andrew Clow & Co., Sept. 24, 1790.

.1714   Agreement of David Callaghan, John Vaughan and Rob. Correy with Andrew Clow & Co. to pay for repairs to ship de la Mercedes, Capt. Vincente de Zapa, while on a voyage from Cadiz, Spain, to Philadelphia, owned by Andrew Clow & Co., on which persons above have shipped their merchandise, Philadelphia, April 17, 1790.

 

Folder 36: lion (Genoa?) (.1678)

.1678   receipt bill: Underhill and Birdsall, New York, received payment from Edwd. Lawrence, Nov. 23, 1821, for butter.

 

Folders 37-38: plows (.1668-.1676)

.1668   Account of Delavergne & Platt's Note with Edmund Prior; New York, April 30, 1793.

.1669a-b          wrapper for "Securities lodged November 2, 1789, by Reed & Ford for payment of their Note of this day to the Pres. Directors & Co." n.p.  And a blank sheet of paper.

.1670   Notes on case, Daniel Levan vs George Yoke, involving property, n.p., 1790-1799.

.1671   Letter from David Finlay, Wilmington, [Del.] to David Cay, Philadelphia, Dec. 3, 1790. Concerns Mr. Davidson and an unsound horse.

.1672   receipted bill, Mr. Notnagel paid Ellis & Hoskins, n.p., 1797-1798.

.1673   O. S. Finly to William Cramond, order to pay bearer, for work on a ship, Monday, 1802.

.1674   Note, written in German, n.p., n.d.

.1675   Promise to pay John Travis, from Passmore & Williams, Philadelphia, April 26, 1802, for $1892.63 "value received'.

.1676   Agreement between Gideon Oswald and William B. Potts for Mr. Potts

to appear as Counsel for Oswald in the case of Jacob Wannemacher vs Gidion Oswald, Common Pleas [Court], Schuylkill County, [Pennsyl­vania] , 1832.

 

Folder 39: post horns (some in shields, some not; Gilpin) (.1663-.1667)

.1663   Calculations and a wrapper endorsed: "Outward, Entered, Ship Aerial, John Tarris, Master, for Amsterdam the 12th of November 1795".

.1664   Account of Johann Fourns (?), n.p., 1760-1761, with unknown person. In German.

            On back: used for calculations and a note was written in 1777.

.1665   Letter from Willing, Morris and Swanwicke, Philadelphia, to Andrew Clow & Co., June 16, 1791.  Concerns property of William Barry, deceased.

.1666   Letter (Copy) to Crowder & Larie, London, from unknown person or firm in Philadelphia, Jan. 22, 1801.  Concerns John and Jereh. Naylor & Co., and Andrew Clow & Co.

.1667   Letter from Giles Newton, Philadelphia, to W. Soullier, Dock St., May 22, 1810.

 

Folder 40: post rider (Dutch – A Rogge) (.1654)

.1654   "Schedule of debts rec'd of Col. Jona. Palmer, 1805-1808, n.p.

 

Folder 41: form of Pro Patria with lion inside fence watched over by Britannia (.1657, .1659-.1662)

.1657   Index of names, n.p., n.d.  

.1659   Order from Robert Lillibridge to Mr. Wachsmuth to pay Thomas Tarrant for the pilotage of brig Jason, Philadelphia, April 23, 1792.  Tarrant signed that he received the money.

.1660   Bill of Sampson Harvey, ship chandler, to Brig Hettey [i.e. Hetty], Capt. Davies , n.p., 1791.  For boat supplies.

.1661   Order of Joseph Vansere to unknown gentlemen, please to pay bearer for wages for work on board brig Lydia, Dec. 5, 1791.

.1662   Bill of Sampson Harvey to Capt. Vansice for brig Lidia [Lydia], 1792, n.p.

 

Folder 42: Pro Patria (.1658)

.1658   Pages from a German book (pp. 609-624), n.p., n.d.  

 

Folder 43: starfish wheel [more like a flower] (.1720)

.1720   Kurze fragen Ueber [sic] die Christliche Glaubens-Lehre. Nach Heil.

Schrift-Zeugniss… (Short questions [Catechism] according to the Holy Scriptures).  Printed by Carl Cist, Philadelphia, 1784. Pages 7-14, 31-54, 79-86, 111-118 only.

 

Folder 44: ship (Thos. Amies) (.1653)

.1653   collection of a Judgement, Robert Murrell for John Gill, Jr., surviving partner of John Gill, Jr. & Co., against John C. and James Hall of Barren County, Kentucky, signed Philadelphia, Feb. 21, 1837.

 

Folder 45: star (SC – Simon Close) (.1639-.1640)

.1639   receipted bill, Captain Green paid Isaiah Kirk. Philadelphia, July 24, 1791. For "Pilot Bread."

.1640   List of goods shipped by William Davis on board the brig Hetty at anchor in Port au Prince, Nov. 24, 1790.  (Sugar to Philadelphia for E. Dutilh & Co.)

 

Folder 46: star (H Katz) (.1641-.1642)

.1641   receipted bill, E. Dutilh & Co. paid William Preston, n.p., May 12, 1789, for lumber bought of Antoney Benezet.

.1642   Letter from M. & W. Van Lear, Williams Port, [endorsed as Hagerstown], to Andrew Clow & Co., Philadelphia, Jan. 16, 1790. Concerns the bill of John Holmes, merchant in Baltimore.

 

Folder 47: star with six points (.1643-.1644, .1646-.1649)

.1643   receipted bill, Paul Sieman paid John Jones for Health Office fees of sloop Harry, Philadelphia, Nov. 20, 1788.

.1644   Receipt of Jacob Kindig: receipted payment from Nicalaus Becher, executor of the estate of Henry Kindig, Lebanon Township, June 19, 1816.

.1646   "Abstract of Deed of Abbott Tract." Benj. B. Cooper legacy, signed by J. Rodgers, n.p., n.d.  [see .1649 – probably the map that accompanied this]

.1647   Articles of Agreement between Miles O'Donnell and Edward Milligan and President and Manager of the Marietta Bainbridge Falmouth and Portsmouth Road Company, Sept. 28, 1834.  O’Donnell and Milligan are to do the grading for the road bed.

.1648   Miscellaneous accounts, 1831-1833, with various names: Daniel Smith, S. Baker & A. Batt, Peter Pittenhouse, John Green, U.S.S. Associatin, Jno. G. Snyder.

.1649   Draught (survey) of Abbott Tract, Port Elizabeth, Cumberland County, N.J., unsigned, n.d. [see .1646 – this map probably went with that document]

 

Folder 48: star with six points (WJ, Wm Idler) (.1650-.1652)

.1650   Release of bond or estate legacies between Samuel Boyer, son of the late Jacob Boyer of  Reading, and John Strohecker, administrator of estate, Berks County, Pennsylvania, Feb. 11, 1809.  [see also .7 and other papers related to the Boyers]

.1651   Bail bond for Peter Bitting and Joseph Keffer to pay 20 pounds bail money for a plea of trespass.  Signed by George Marx, Berks County, Pennsylvania, Feb. 25, 1808.

.1652   Notes on Shreader vs Leffle, concerns will of Balzer Leffle, dec., n.p., tried Dec. 15, 1807.

 

Folder 49: star with five points (.1712)

.1712   bill sent to Jno Sloan, Jr., by C. Masten, Penn Yan, Aug. 28, 1830, for various utensils, household goods, glassware and kitchenware.

 

Folder 50: star wheel (.1820)

            .1820   pages from a book printed in German

 

Folder 51: star with five points, Linen 1881 (.1711)

.1711   Letter from G. L. Halsey, attorney, Wilkes-Barre, Penn., to R. L. Ashhurst, June 12,  1884(?);  concerns Fell vs Keck.

 

Folder 52: stitch (Sewald, York Me., 1796/1814 (.1570)

.1570   page of a student’s mathematics notebook, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 53: sun with crown (Genoa) (.1684)

.1684   Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage, signed by Helen Dickson. Mortgage was between David Carmick and David Dickson, dec., New York, July 2, 1784. Witness:  Thomas Pearsall; also signed by Benjamin Blagge, Alderman of Montgomery Ward [N.Y.]

 

Folder 54: Washington’s profile (Hudson) (.1695)

.1695   Letter from J. W. Paige & Co., Boston, to Richard Ashhurst & Sons, Philadelphia, Jan. 3, 1833.  Concerns goods exchanged.

 

Folder 55: wreath (partial) (.1638)

.1638   notes, written in pencil, about produce, n.p., n.d.  [see also .1726]

 

Folder 56: miscellaneous partial symbols (and some blank paper) (.1721-.1735)

.1721a             Survey of Northampton, over the Mountain, Dr. Smith R. Levers & J. Scull, on Rudolph’s Creek, joined late Brodhead & Scull, [probably Penn.], n.d.

.1721b-e          blank pieces of paper

.1722   Letter from Emma, Syracuse, [N.Y.], to "Dear Brother", 1859. Concerns family business.

.1723  Order to pay Jasper M. Jackson & Co., from Will Deakins, Jr., Georgetown, to Andrew Clow & Co., merchants, Philadelphia, June 2, 1791.

.1724   Letter from Addicks Van Dunez(?) Smith, Phila­delphia,to Richard Ashhurst & Son,  Oct. 5, 1857. Concerns bank matters.

.1725   "Promise to Pay" note to Jno. Nixon from Wm. Cramond, Philadelphia, March 5, 1809.

.1726   notes in pencil about produce, n.p., n.d.  [see also .1638]

.1727   Letter from Cook, Wing & Woorten, Albany, to M. B. Callaghan, Feb. 15, 1859. Concern's Callaghan's account with them.

.1728   Letter from James Russell, Cashier, Bank of Penn Township, Phila­delphia, to Wm. Donaldson, Danville, PA, July 7, 1846.

.1729   Letter from Mary M. to "My Dear John", April 14, no year, n.p.  Endorsed M. McCall and 1850.  Plans to go to Philadelphia and stay with Aunt McCall.

.1730   Two letters in pencil:  C. B. Gray to Mrs. Brigham, May 15, 1859; and H.(?) C.(?) Gray, Painesville, (no state), to Mr. Brigham, May 16, 1859. Family (hers) and business (his) matters.

.1731   Letter, (typed), from Geo. D. Kugler, M.S. Kemmerer & Co., Sandy Run, PA, to R. L. Ashhurst, Philadelphia, March 8, 1909.  Concerns a meeting between M.S. Kemmerer and Senator Wolverton with Mr. Kugler in the Timony vs Kemmerer case. [other letters in this collection also deal with this case]

.1732   Letter (copy) from George D. Kugler, Sandy Run, PA, to S. P. Wolverton, Sunbury, PA,  March 3, 1909.  Concerns Timony vs Kemmerer case.

.1733   Blank sheet, once a wrapper for affidavit de Jesu de Castaneda.

.1734   Deed between John and Patience Ryan and Thomas Osborn, all of Rensselaer County, for land in Mapletown Patent, Hoosick, Rensselaer County, New York, Feb. 10, 1804.

.1735   Letter from J. S. Dinsmore, Sandwich, New Hampshire, to "Brother Kidder," [of the F.L. & Y.(?) association], Jan. 2, 1857.  Concerns finding a new place to hold meetings.

 

 

Box 12:

 

Folder 1: unmarked paper and articles about paper (.1749-.1750, .1752-.1756)

            .1749a-g          memorandum of title to land of Henry Fricke, 22d ward, [probably Philadelphia,] 1732-1849

            .1750   papers related to land of George Gorgas in Germantown, 1741-1815

            .1752   memorandum of title to land owned by Rittenhouse family, 1741-1870

            .1753a brief of title to premises in Upper Darby township, Delaware County, Penn., belonging to Edwin E. Wilbank,  1690-1859

            .1753b land survey, with land owners named, no place, no date

            .1754   brief of title to lots on Osceola Street, Germantown, Penn., 1701-1868; includes survey map

            .1755   brief of title to land on Marshall Road, Upper Darby township, Philadelphia County, Penn., 1690-1860

            .1756   court decision in Pennsylvania Pulp and Paper Co. v. D. R. Stoughton, Supreme Court of Penn., 1883 (printed: Lock Haven: Nobel & Harvey, 1884)

                       

Folder 2: unmarked paper and articles about paper (.1758-.1764)

            .1758   brief of title to property on Herman St., Germantown, 1689-1862

            .1759   “Papers Read Before the Lancaster County Historical Society, on March 5, 1897,” including one on the Ephrata Paper Mill by Julius Friedrich Sachse

            .1760   Van Wyck, Benjamin S.  “The Story of Paper.” Parts I-IV, from The Publishers’ Weekly, Jan. 22, Feb. 26, April 9, and June 4, 1921.

            .1761   pamphlet about the Typographic Library & Museum in Jersey City, N.J.

            .1762   “Andrew Bradford,” an address before the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Feb. 9, 1869, by Horatio Gates Jones; signed by the author for Charles H. Pennypacker.

            .1763   missing

            .1764a-d          miscellaneous notes

 

Folder 3: unmarked paper and articles about paper (.1766-.1772)

            .1766   Griffin, Martin J. “Thomas Fitzsimons, Pennsylvania’s Catholic Signer of the Constitution of the United States.”  (Philadelphia: American Catholic Historical Researches, 1887)

            .1767   articles about paper furnishing goods, paper hangings, and writing paper, from Great Industries of the United States. (Hartford: Burr & Hyde, 1872)

            .1768   brief of title to property on Wissahickon Creek in Roxborough township, Philadelphia County, belonging to William Kitchen and William Gordon Kitchen, 1695-1843, includes survey map

            .1769   print of Kelpius’ spring, no date, unknown publication

            .1770   missing

            .1771   The Americana Collector, May 1926, with articles on Benjamin Franklin and early Rhode Island paper making.

            .1772   Jones, Horation Gates.  “Historical Sketch of the Rittenhouse Paper Mill,” from Pennsylvania Magazine, vol. 20, no. 3, 1896

 

Folder 4: unmarked paper and articles about paper (.1774-.1779)

            .1774a-g          letter from James I. Magee and six photos

            .1775   missing

            .1776   Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, vol. 50, no. 197 (Jan. 1926)

            .1777a-d          list of Saur books

            .1778   Paper & Printing Digest, March 1937, with article by Dard Hunter, “The Use and Significance of the Ancient Watermarks”

            .1779a-b          part of copy of a letter to Mr. Magee, dated July 25, 1936, on the back of paper of the West End Knitting Mill, Pottsville, Penn., C.W. Unger

 

Folder 5: unmarked paper and articles about paper (.1783-.1797, passim)

            .1783   letter, S. F. Nixon, Broad St. Theatre, Philadelphia, to Mr. Fox, June 9, 1896

            .1784   article about Pennsylvania Supreme Court cases, 1865, glued onto blue paper

            .1785a-b          articles about politics from Gazette and Democrat, Reading Penn., 1854

            .1787   article about Reading [Penn.] artillerists, ca.1848

.1791   watermarks of Simon Close (also listed as Claus and Closs) of Lower Merion

            .1797   letter from W. H. Eaton, Eaton Paper, Pittsfield, Mass., Jan. 6, 1936, to James F. Magee, Philadelphia

           

Folder 6:          “Curious Paper Facts,” published by The Paper House of Pennsylvania, vol. 1, no. 1-7 (.1757, .1757a-f)

 

Folder 7:          Accessions book (.1781)

Probably compiled by Unger, this volume contains names of American paper makers.

 

Box 13 (legal size):

 

Folder 1: Allen (with dove symbol) (.15)

.15        Letter from Campbell P. White, New York, to James Dexter, Albany, August 19, 1828.

 

Folder 2: Amies, Philada. (.90, .106, .110)

.90a-f   Letter from the Chancery of New Jersey to Gov. Peter D. Vroom, concerning the settlement of a will, seemlingly that of John Hollinshead.  Mentions Daniel Newbold in Burlington County as executor.  Also mentions Levi Peacock as orator and Lettis Hollsinhead Peacock as oratrix.  n.p., no date, but after 1786. [also see .36a-b].  

.106     Complaints between Levi and Lettis Peacock and Thomas and John Black, executors of Daniel Newbold's last will and testament. Feb. 27, 1834, New Jersey.

.110     "Settlement with R.R. Burr up to 11 April, 1827."  Account cash received by Richard Burr at the Jail from April 11, 1826 to April 25, 1827.  Includes names of those who paid money.  Also includes “docket runaway Negroes & person committed for safe keeping.”  The African Americans are listed mostly by first name only, although a few include surnames.  The accounts are signed by Tench Ringgold, thus placing this as from Washington, D.C.

 

Folder 3: Amies (unnumbered pages, many of the documents are in pieces)

.a         small part of letter, to Jefferson, from unknown person in Norristown, Feb. 22, 1830

.b         letter, George [illegible], Pittsburgh(?), to William Phillips, Philadephia, May 10, no year

.c         letter, Octavius A. Norris for William Norris, Philadelphia, to Messrs Snyder & Heywood, Pottsville, Jan. 30, 1837

.d         letter, N.(?)B. Mahony & Co., Philadelphia, to Messrs Heywood & Snyder, Pottsville, July 26, 1844

.e         letter, Sarah Harrison, Clifton, to cousin Mary Skipwith Sheets, Indianapolis, Indiana, June 6, 1836

.f          faded letter with account, Emanuel Haus, Pottsville, to James C. Daniel(?), treasurer of [illegible], Philadlephia, Nov. 20, no year

.g         letter, W. Brown, Greensburg, to S. M. Barclay, Harrisburg, Penn., Mar. 20, 1834

.h         letter, L.A.B. [Lydia Ann Buffington,] West Town, for Zillah Ballance, but addressed to Joseph Ballance, Little Britain, Lancaster County, Penn., Feb. 1, 1834

.i          letter, unknown person, West Town, probably for Zillah Ballance, but addressed to Joseph Ballance, Kirks Mills, Little Britain, Lancaster County, Penn., May 26, 1834 

.j          letter, unknown person, West Town, probably for Zillah Ballance, but addressed to Joseph Ballance, Jr., Kirks Mills, Little Britain, Lancaster County, Penn., April 8, 1833

.k1-2    envelope wrapper and letter, Jonathan Stampes, Bourbon County, Ky., to Rev. Martin Ruter [or Ruten,] Cincinnati, Ohio, postmarked Paris, Kentucky, Feb. 1, 1821

.l          part of a letter, J. Fry, Jr., Norristown, Pa., to Thomlas I. Gross, Harrisburg, Pa., Feb. 23, 1830

.m        envelope wrapper, addressed to M. Mumford, Schenectady, New York, postmarked Easton, Pa., Nov. 4, no year, franked by David D. Wagener

.n         letter, Thomas Furness & Co., Philadelphia, to H. I. Williams, Philadelphia, Dec. 8, 1840

.o         blank sheet of pale blue paper

 

Folder 4: Austin & Carr (.136)

.136     Indenture (deed) between Richard and Jane Cox, and Charles and Rebecca Shieves [or Shiever] for the first part, all of Mount Holly, Burlington County, and Jesse Cox and Edward Thomas of second part, of same place, Jan. 20, 1809. New Jersey.  Concerns property.

 

Folder 5: CB (.177, .184, .196-.197)

.177     Cash receipts for estate of Henry Sheaffer, deceased.  Includes sale of a calf, rent, etc. 1 page, n.d., n.p.

.184     Deed to the inhabitants of Sudbury from Ebenezer Plympton, executed by Jonathan Rice.  Concerns land sales. April 19, 1810.

.196     Indenture between John & Mary Means, tanner of Bristol, Mass., and Joseph Curtis of Roxbury.  Massachusetts, Nov. 13, 1806.  Concerns land sale.

.197     Bond between John Parker and Joseph Williams, Joseph & Hannah Grafton, and Joseph Curtis with Abigail Shepherd.  Mass., March 14, 1806.

 

Folder 6: FB (with design of a crown atop a ring, with a bell underneath) (.229)

.229     Draft of unnamed city streets, n.p., n.d.   Shows location of house of Geo. Waggoner.

 

Folder 7: JS, SB (both sets of initials appear on the paper) (.255-.257)

.255a-b            Two blank sheets.

.256a   Account sales of goods imported by ship Johann Andreas, master Henry Harmsen(?), sold goods to James Wilson on account with Messrs. Sweeting(?) & Co., Philadelphia, Nov. 30, 1808.

.256b   sales figures for "Seventy five Bales Cotton per ship Orleans," also bales from schooners Jane and Hillman, with initials J.M.S. n. p., n.d.

.257     envelope addressed to "J. T.(?)  C. Watmough, esq., Present"

 

Folder 8: PB (.277-.278, .287)

.277     blank sheet, with column lines

.278     Blank Sheet, with column lines

.287     Deed from James Matlack, Woodbury, N.J., to Josiah Albertson, Gloucester, New Jersey, Nov. 10, 1821. 

 

Folder 9: S Boyer (with dates) (.372, .373b)

.372     School notebook of Elias Klopp, with writing exercises and mathematics notes, n.p., n.d.

.373b   blank sheets of paper

 

Folder 10: CC (under a crown) (.440, .447)

.440     blank pages.

.447     Blank pages, blue.

 

Folder 11: C & P (on some sheets, the initials are inside a heart) (.1093-.1098)

.1093   map of lots along Queen Street, near intersection with Malborough Street, n.p., n.d.

.1094   penciled notes about a survey; mentions deed of Charles Leech dated 1801; n.p., n.d.

.1095   Letter from Peter Schell, n.p., to John Tot, Bedford, June 25, 1810. Concerns a writ to be taken out to force Frederick Simons to court to pay promises.

.1096   "Measurement of Fifth St. paving from Vine St. to Call$whill St.," June 1, 1815. [Philadelphia.] With names of people who own land on these streets.

.1097a-b          List of court fines in Bedford County, August to November sessions, 1809. With a certificate signed by David Mann certifying the list.

.1098   Calculations with what seems to be measurements related to a survey, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 12: E & C (.457-.466)

.457-.466a-k    pages from a student’s mathematics notebook

 

Folder 13: Ephrata (FR on either side of a large 4)(.626)

.626     Blank sheet, except for ghost of a drawing of a tulip

 

Folder 14: EF (with a crown) (.649-.650)

.649     Ledger page, written in German, n.p., 1773-1775

.650     Ledger page, written in German, n.p., 1773

 

Folder 15: RF (on either side of a stack of circles with a cross on top) (.1814)

            .1814   Laws of North Carolina, ca. 1804, p. 25-32, 49-52

 

Folder 16: JLG (.684-.686, .690-.692)

.684     Mortgage of Isaac and Mary Weintz, innkeeper, Sadsbury township, Chester County, to Thos. Wistar, yeoman of Pennsbury township, Chester County; and assignment of mortgage to Isaac W. Morris by  John Peirce, executor of Wistar’s estate; and then by Morris to Abraham W. Sharples, Pennsylvania, 1807-1830.  Two documents tied together.

.685     Mortgage from John Harrison, house carpenter, to Edward Shippen Burd, esquire, Philadelphia, March 15, 1813.  

.686     Mortgage from John Harrison, house carpenter, to Edward Shippen Burd, Philadelphia, March 24, 1813.

.690     Order sheet, invoice for goods on the ship Geo Washington, for L. Clapier, with a letter from L. Clapier to Chas. Higbee and Wm. Heyl., Philadelphia, 1803.  Includes tea, cups and saucers, textiles, fans.

.691     Bill for paving Ann and 6th Streets, from Callowhill to Vine, [Philadelphia], August 1812.

.692     Notes on the Daniel Levan vs. George Yoke case in SC [Superior? Court], n.p.,  1804.

 

Folder 17: L Gevel (.709-.710)

.709     Deed Poll from John Mears to Daniel Levan, both of Reading, Berks County, Pa., April 10, 1782.

.710     Letter, unsigned, Reading, to unknown person, Dec. 4, 1781.  

 

Folder 18: Gilmour & Brothers (.385.1) [note: the G and the B are missing, so it really reads ilmour & rothers)

.385.1  one side: list of articles and prices, in pencil, and some calculations; other side: names James McMullin, Benjamin McMullin, Kennett Square, and more calculations.  No date.

 

Folder 19: CH (.750)

.750     blank pages, except for signatures of Peter D. and Rebecca Rothmel, n.p., Sept. 18, 1835.

 

Folder 20: PJK (.839-.845)

.839-845          Blank sheets, with lines for columns  

 

Folder 21: TL (the T and the L are run together – so the bar of the T is crossing the L, also includes design of a plow) (.901-.902)

.901     wrapper which once held "Papers of Manecq - L. Boyer & Manecq -

respecting cargo..., Capt. Watson … March 1798.”

.902     wrapper which once held "Deed - Jesse Shoemaker to Cornelius Row," n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 22: Levan (.911-.912, .914-.922)

.911-.912, .914-.922    Declaration, Charles Bonnell vs. Manuel E. Hunt and Ishi V. Hunt, Huntington County, 1830.  

 

Folder 23: M & T (.1362)

.1362   pages 133-136 from New and Complete Life of Christ, n.p., n.d.  

 

Folder 24: JM (.977)

.977     Copy of Depositions in Chancery Court of New Jersey,case between Austin Montgomery, complainant, and John Buck [or Brick], defendant. New Jersey, 1822. Concerns property.

 

Folder 25: TM & Co (.994-.995)

.994     receipted bill, Mr. Reed paid Francis Tribout, for barber services and silk suspenders, n.p., 1805.  

.995a-b            Blank sheets

 

Folder 26: Matthews (some sheets have a sheaf of wheat, others a beehive, and some are dated) (.1002-.1018)

.1002   Bill from John Segar, Philadelphia, to Wachsmuth & Co., for freight of a harpsichord from New York to Philadelphia. Dec. 27, 1805.  (Includes overall measurements of crate.)

.1003   Disbursement.  Account for surveying and other land work, n.p., 1864.

.1004   Calculations and a balance of Insurance from Fire plus interest, n.p., n.d.

.1005   Letter of attorney confirming receipt to a bond from Richard Willing,

merchant, and Edward R. Biddle, broker, to Joseph H. Newbold, Philadelphia, June 14, 1837.

.1006   "Extracts from letters, written by James Cramamd to the Muson Brothers, relative to a consignement to Paschen & Co.," New York, 1799. (Sugar, and coffee, food)

.1007   Map of a city area with lots defined along Magnolia St., Noble St., Wagner’s Court, and Fifth street, n.p., 1842.  {Wagner was a property owner.]

.1008   Note, probably issued during a court session, concerning the swearing in of a witness, n.p., n.d.

.1009   Pages from a book of Virginia statutes, 1800-1801, pp. 13-36.

.1010-.1011     Brief of Title to a lot of Ground on Long Lane and Federal St. belonging to Robert Smith, in Moyamensing township, "conveyed by Charles Willing, Matthew Page and Edward Shipping Willing to Robert Smith." 1848.  The brief begins with ownership of land in 1671.

.1012   Rough map pf Francis St., Powell St., and Ann Street, with Deeds recorded from 1802 to 1836, including names of owners.

.1013   Affidavit of defense of Jno R. Thomson in Joshua Lippincott nad William Whitney, assignee in bankruptcy of James Schott vs. John R. Thomson, in the Supreme Court of Pa., 1844.

.1014-.1017a-e            Court notes, concerning various cases and the Joshua Lippincott and William Whitney assignee in Bankruptcy of James Schott vs. John R. Thomson case. Pennsylvania, n.d.

.1018a-e          Ralph V.M. Cooper trustee in account with Estate... Account sheets, n.p., 1843-1845.

 

Folder 27: Needham & Co (.1048-.1049, .1051)

.1048-.1049     Part of a student’s mathematics notebook, n.p., n.d.

.1051   Part of a student’s mathematics notebook, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 28: Newton (.1052-.1053)

.1052-.1053     Part of a student's mathematics notebook, n.p., n.d.  Includes writing numbers in billions and trillions. 

 

Folder 29: NO (.1050)

.1050   Certificate by William Wickham Mills that a mortgage between Ephraim Ludlam and William Wickham Mills is discharged, Smithtown, Suffolk County, New York, June 24, 1817.

 

Folder 30: LP (.1078-.1081)

.1078   Certificate to cancel a mortgage given to William Gilbert Miller and his wife Sarah, from Hannah Quereau and Philip Ten Eyck, New York, March 10, 1791.

.1079   Bond between Thomas Kurr and Jacob Kurr, Berks County, Pa., April 21, 1795 (signature removed).

.1080   Narration against Inspector of Election for fraudulently receiving votes from Divers Persons." n.p., n.d.

.1081   Bill sent to Capt. Robert Wilson, Master of the schooner Carleton, from Job Butcher, n.p., 1792, for mostly rum and other spirits.

 

Folder 31: AR; A & R (.1150-.1158)

.1150   Bond from Henry Gossler, carpenter, to John Stohecker, mason, both of Reading, Jan. 11, 1805. For "400 pounds in gold or silver money..."

.1151   Bill to Richard Ashhurst from Adams & Simmons, Phila., 1822, for lumber.

.1152   Bond/Deed, written in German, between Johannes Dulang(?) and [illegible] Zallner, n.p., 1803.

.1153   Notes on an Indenture between Joseph Jackson and David Noblett, both of Grayson County, Va., 1800.  Concerns a tenement plantation given from Jackson to Noblett; and an indenture between Daniel Carlan and Alexander Smith, Grayson County, Va., 1800. Concerns the sale toHugh Montgomery "a Title to the forge or Iron works at the great falls of Chestnut Creek called Kincannon...", and 600 acres more.  This land transferred to A. Smith.

.1154   Notes on the John Bart vs. John Mohn case; witness reports of Fredk. Otto, Jr. and Peter Mecle, Jr., n.p., n.d.

.1155   Bill from Bown & Weaver for work done on or for the brig Amiable Creole, signed by Daniel Stoy, n.p., 1797.

.1156   Account: Wistar & Cooke in account with Casper Thiell, n.p., 1797-1800.

.1157   notes in German n.p., 1826. Probably an account sheet.  Written on back is the name Schuylkill Navigation Company and names of people.

.1158   miscellaneous notes with calculations in pencil and a few names.

 

Folder 32: S (one sheet includes a three-leaf clover) (.1227-.1235)

.1227-.1228, .1232-.1235        Part of a German Bible (includes part of Daniel, Matthew, Mark, and II Chronicles), n.p., n.d., pp. 25-40, 409-416, 753-760.

.1229   Release statement, Peter Painter, corker, Northern Liberties, received full payment, from Frederick Shinkle, executor of the will of George Painter, yeoman of same place, Feb. 13, 1786.

.1230   "Drittes Buchlein," little psalm book in German, "geistl. Blumen-Gartlein," n.p., n.d., pp. 337-360.

.1231   geometry excercises from a school notebook, with calculations and graphs, n.p., n.d.

.1232-.1235     see .1227-.1228 above

 

Folder 33: BS & Co (.1246-.1251)

.1246   Blank sheets, with lines

.1247   Letter/receipt from William Kibach and Nicholas Moyer, administrators of John Kibach deceased, Lower Mahanoy(?), to Henry W. Smith., Reading, Penn., Nov. 22, 1828.  Dalmatia, Penn. also mentioned.

.1248   "Bounds of Felix Leeds and Richard Matlack" on Great Egg Harbor River, Gloucester County, Survey of 50 acres. Signed: Burr Woolman, Surv. Gen., survey done in 1738, but this was extracted at unknown later date.

.1249   Deed from Commissioners of Lycoming County (William B. Smith, Benjamin Jones and William Harris) to Joseph B. Nones "for a tract of land... in... Washington [Township] in the name of Jonathan B. Smith contain­ing 435 acres..." Lycoming County, Pa., Dec. 2, 1830.

.1250   Bond from Benjamin Coombe, Jr., merchant in Mount Carbon, Manheim township, Schuylkill County, to Robert M. Lewis and Laurence Lewis, merchants of Philadelphia, Pa., July 18, 1831.  For $1450 "due ...with interest half yearly."

.1251   legal document mentioning George Raush (a judge), Dennis Osborn, Charles W. Crannis (who was arrested for nonpayment of a debt), Jacob Reed, George Dibbling, Schuylkill County, Pa., 1831.

 

Folder 34: C & S (one sheet of paper has an eagle design, but it does not have C&S on it) (.1252, .1254-.1269)

.1252   Deed between Anthony Southard and Lawrence Falkenburg, Stafford township, Monmouth County, N.J. for a tract of land.

.1254   Certificate of a discharged mortgage between George Clinch and James Weeden, both butchers, both in New York City, April 28, 1838.

.1255   receipted bill, Peter Bain paid Lyman & Hunford, n.p., 1833.  Signed by C.H.L. Lyman.

.1256   Letter from Geo. G. Saurie, New Orleans, to Barth. Wistar, n.p., Oct. 11, 1834.  Concerns a business/court transaction in waiting, and a debt owed to Wistar, with other family business.

.1257   Deed from James and Hannah Cheeseman of Lycoming County, Penn., to Ralph Vanmater Cooper of Gloucester County, N.J., for two tracts of land in McKean County, Pa., June 10, 1818.

.1258   Blank sheet.

.1259   Account sheet of Joseph Herman & Ludwig Gross, executers of the will of Christian Herman, deceased yeoman of Earl township.  Account reflects the wealth after payments and disbursements.  Lancaster County, Pa., 1827.

.1260   Letter from J.G., Jr., n.p., to Doct. R. B. Stockton, Bowling Green, Ky., May 17, 1827.  Concerns a transaction of tobacco, and holding Stockton bound to Mr. C. Foulke's debts.  [see also .1265]

.1261   Bill of D. Deshler from Gill & Ferguson, 1827, n.p.

.1262   "Brief of Title to a lot of Ground on the South side of Cedar Street [corner of Cedar and Delaware Third St.] in the District of Southwark. . .," Philadelphia, Pa., 1775-1787.

.1263   "Certiorari’s exceptions to proceedings." Court notes on the John Crosby vs. Samuel Bunn [or Burn] case, Chester County, Penn..  Sent to James Walton.  Sept. 10, 1828.

.1264   "Copy of Answer of John Knowles," in the Chancery court case of Moses Quick vs. John Knowles et al., n.p., 1824.

.1265   Letter from J.G., Jr., Philadelphia, to R.B. Stockton, n.p., July 24, 1827.  Concerns a tobacco deal, and various debt problems.  [see also .1260]

.1266   Pages 165-166 removed from a notebook, perhaps part of a sermon, n.p., nd.

.1267   Note about land conveyance toWilliam Richards from George Asbridge & Co., Gloucester County, [N.J.?], n.d.  

.1268a-b          Notes on court case of Benjamin Hancock vs. John Denn & Eliza Fogg, Salem, [N.J.?], June 9, 1824.

.1269   "Distribution of sundry articles part of the property left by Elizabeth Herman, deceased, among her five daughters, Oct. 31, 1826.  To wit..." Maria Bender, Salome Seitz, Peggy McCloud, Elizabeth Meyer and Catherine Gross.  No place.

 

Folder 35: IS (? Could be TS) (.1149)

.1149   Receipt from Jacob Graff to John Kirk for wood, n.p., Jun 11, 1767.

 

Folder 36: NC S (.1299-.1300)

.1299   deed between Joseph and Rebekah Jackson of Grayson County, Virginia, on one part, and Thomas Wister & John Cooke of Philadelphia on the other part, Nov. 22, 1806. For a tract of land in Grayson County.

.1300   "Journal of the Senate," pp. 5-8, North Carolina, 1804 (publisher unknown)

 

Folder 37: SS (.1819)

            .1819   Laws of North Carolina, publisher unknown, 1804, p. 5-48

 

Folder 38: M & ET (.1812)

.1812   New and Complete Life of Christ, publisher unknown, p. 105-108, 137-140, 209-212

 

Folder 39: E Towgood (.1392-.1394)

.1392-.1393     "Authorities handed to court, June 2, 1852."  Parts I and II.  Notes on cases to outline various laws, n.p.

.1394   "Brief of authorities, Magniac vs. Thompson," notes on cases to outline  

various laws, n.p., n.d. [see also .386, which may be a different Magniac]

 

Folder 40: Truman’s & Co (with plow) (.1396)

.1396   The New and Complete Life of our Blessed Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ..., by Paul Wright. (Philadelphia, Printed by Tertius Dunning and Walter W. Hyer, 1795).  Title page, pp. 37-56, 61-88, 93-104, 109-116, 121-128, 131-132, 145-182, 187-196, 201-208, 213-216, 221-224.

 

 

Box 14 (legal size):

 

Folder 1: GU (.1368)

.1368   student’s mathematics notes and exercises, no date, no place  

 

Folder 2: W (.1824)   

            .1824   Laws of North Carolina, no publisher, 1802, p. 11-44

 

Folder 3: JW & Son (.913)

.913     Plea of trespass, Joshua Homer, Jr., and John Homer vs. Jacob Foulks and Jacob Foulks Jr., accused, Feb, 1828. Monmouth County, New Jersey.

 

Folder 4: MW (with a dove design) (.1460)

.1460   Blank sheet.

 

Folder 5: PW (with an eagle design) (.1466-.1473)

.1466   "notes of a survey taken,” (page torn), mentions George Speers and Joseph Remwatt, n.p., n.d.

.1467a-b          blank sheets, lined to be used for accounts

.1468   penciled notes, on sheet lined to be used for accounts

.1469   blank sheet, lined to be used for accounts

.1470   two lines of poetry on sheet lined to be used for accounts

.1471   account of David Burkert and George Burkert, executres of Georger Burkert, New Hanover township, Philadelphia County, 1784,  copy made1802.

.1472   Blank sheet, lined to be used for accounts.

.1473   Release of John Ludwig, yeoman of Pickaway County, Ohio, married to Elizabeth Schneider, the granddaughter of Godfried Rehrer, yeoman of Berks County, Penn., from any claim on Rehrer’s will, July 30, 1812.

 

Folder 6: J Whatman, Turkey Mill (.1500-.1501)

.1500-.1501     blank sheets

 

Folder 7: WY & Co (.1524)

.1524   blank sheets, some still tied together, removed from a bound volume

 

Folder 8: WIZ (with eagle) (no accession numbers)

            .p1-2    blank sheets

 

Folder 9: bell (.218)

.218     Survey sheet, n.d., n.p. 

 

Folder 10: crowned shield; fleur-de-lis (.1699) [these on pages that are supposed to be from the 2d folio of Shakespeare’s plays, 1632]

.1699a-f           Partial pages from "The Tragedie of Macbeth” & “The Tragedie of Hamlet" [Shakespeare, 2nd Folio ed., 1632]   Note: the pages are mutilated.

 

Folder 11: eagles (Sellers style) (.1690 and .1690a)

.1690   Receipts of Isaac Harvey for payments made to various people:  Jonathan White, William Sanders, Jonathan Dawes, et al, 1813-1814.

.1690a mostly blank sheets (some penciled notes), lined for use in account books

 

Folder 12: fleur-de-lis (various styles, none on a shield or inside an oval (.1738-.1748)

.1738   Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between Henry R. Doremus, New York, carpenter, and Patrick R. Hastings, N.Y., Nov. 21, 1828.

.1739   Certificate to confirm a discharged mortgage between Peter A. and Martha Burtus, New York, and Bartholomew Ward, New York,  Dec. 27, 1820.  Mentions estate of Samuel A. Burtus.

.1740   Bill of John Thompson to Brig Jason, with note to Mr. Wachsmuth; signed by Robert Lillibridge, for wages and supplies, n.p., 1792.

.1741   Obligation No. 213.  Samuel Blodget, Jr., of Boston, conveying a deed for lot in city of Washington to John Dewhurst. Lot is part of tract called "Jamaica Farm," formerly property of Philip R. Fendall.  Signed in Phila­delphia, Feb. 25, 1792.

.1742   Letter from George Irwin, Yorktown, to David Kay, merchant, Phila­delphia, May 25, 1790.  Concerns Irwin’s son working for and boarding with Kay.   [Possibly means David Cay.]

.1743   Bill to Capt. Rufus Greene [or Green] from Martin McDermott for butter, brandy, candles, cheese, tea, etc., n.p., May 1791.

.1744   Deed, written in German, 1797.

.1745   Bill from Bethell & Cooper to Brig Jason for material for the boat, n.p., 1792.

.1746   Bond from George Neaff, cordwainer, to Frederick Neaff, Cumru Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania, for 100 pounds, March 12, 1798.

.1747   Copy of a deed/bond in German, signed by Jacob Ziegenfoos and Johann Rinsse, Berks County, Pennsylvania, 1799.

.1748   Notes concerning A. Clow & Co. and their heirs, n.p., n.d.

.q1-9    mostly blank sheets of paper; one has some music notes written on it (an exercise, not a composition), and another has a signature

 

Folder 13: monogram (no accession number)

            .r1-2     blank pieces of paper

 

Folder 14:        post rider (no accession number)

            .s1-2    blank pieces of paper

 

Folder 15: Pro Patria (with Britannia tending a lion inside a fence, also a coat of arms) (.1658a)

.1658a Blank sheet, ruled for use in an account book (Pro Patria, 1747).

 

Folder 16: star with six points (.1645)

.1645   Survey of an area along the Ridge turnpike, listing landowners John Redinger and Nolbo Frazier, done on back of a printed deed form, n.p., n.d. (but after 1800)

 

Folder 17: tulip (.1694) (A. Keller or Kellen)

.1694   Letter from Ann Henry, Lancaster, [Pa.], to unknown man, enclosing money for an account, July 26, 1790.

 

Folder 18: wheat sheaf inside an oval (John Matthews) (.1696-.1697)

.1696   Balance Sheet of Edward Stevens, in account with unknown person, n.p., n.d.

.1697   Certificate of Edward Fox about mortgages from Felix Imbert, Philadelphia, June 11, 1802.  Addressed to Mr. Wachsmuth. 

 

Folder 19: unmarked papers, picture of a paper mill, newspaper clippings about mills (.1751, .1763, .1770, .1773)

.1751   several pages fastened together, all surveys, mostly of land in Germantown, n.d.

.1763   printed picture, “Mills on Blackstone River,” signed W.H. Gibson, no date, no place

.1770   clippings about paper mills; information about paper; drawing of Potts & Reynolds watermark

.1773   photostatic copy of label of Eaton Paper company for their reproduction of George Washington’s paper

 

Folder 20: some correspondence, pictures of watermarks, information on embossed revenue stamps (.1765)

 

Folder 21: not watermarked papers (no accession numbers)

.t1        letter, Peter Filbert, Pinegrove, to W. Donaldson, Danville, Columbia County, Penn., July 26, 1847.  Requesting settlement of bill for timber

.t2        letter, Thomas Fitch(?), Schuylkill, to C. Loeser, Sept. 1844.

.t3        notes from a court case

 

Folders 22-23: correspondence, pictures of watermarks, information about papermakers (.1772, .1775)

 

Folder 24: alphabetical list of papermakers (.1780)

 

Folder 25: newspaper: Atkinson’s Saturday Evening Post, January 4, 1834 (.1786)

.1786   Atkinson’s Saturday Evening Post, January 4, 1834, includes an ad announcing a paper mill and farm for sale in Loudon, Briton township, Chester County.  Contact George Kay or Wm. M. Collins in Philadelphia.  Ad describes the size of the mill.

 

Folder 26: correspondence: to Mr. Unger (.1782)

 

Folder 27: correspondence and notes about watermarks (.1788-.1796)

 

Folder 28: notes about paper mills and watermarks (no accession number)

 

 

 

Box 15 (oversize):

 

Folder 1: I & RB (.247, .622)

.247     Flavius Josephus, Wars of the Jews, Book II, p. 363-368

.622     Flavius Josephus, Wars of the Jews, Books I and II, p. 357-360

 

Folder 2: IC (with a logo of some sort – perhaps a harp) (.470-.472)

            .470-.472a-g    blank pages, ruled for an account book

 

Folder 3: SC (with logo of a flower or sun) (.494)

.494     "Flavius Josephus on the Antiquities of the Jews," Book XIX, pp.301-306.

 

Folder 4: JGL (with fleur-de-lis in a shield) (.687-.689)

.687-.688         Blank sheets.  

.689     Deed from John Conrad, auctioneer, and his wife Eliza, to John Bioren, bookseller, all of Philadelphia, Aug. 28, 1818.  

 

Folder 5: J Robeson, Phila (some sheets have a design of a sheep) (.1215-.1226)

.1215   Statement of money paid "for the improvement of the Robert Martin Land." Pottsville, June 15, 1838. Signed: W. Donaldson & William Levans. Also a bill from Donaldson, Levan & R. Jordan to W. Donaldson. Signed by W. Donaldson, n.p., n.d.

.1216   Notes on Adis & Lawled vs Ewisig, n.p., n.d.

.1217   Note on McKee vs Henderson & Co., with a promise to pay N. Nathan $129.50, signed by A. Henderson & Co. Philadelphia, Dec. 15, 1839.

.1218   Account current of Mary Hounslow and heirs of Mary Hounslow with J. Cadwalader. Philadelphia, 1830-1834.

.1219   Blank sheets.

.1220   Letter from Rob. Ross, Harrisburg Savings Institution, to Ed. P. Pearson, Reading, May 15, 1843.

.1221   letter from P.D. (Pauline), Augusta, to F.E. Dugas, Clarksville, Georgia, Arpil 1842. Written in French, to her brother Frederick, a family account and an invitation to return home.

.1222-.1224     Blank sheets.

.1225-.1226     index to a ledger, for letters B, C, X, Y, n.p., n.d., but possibly from Philadelphia

 

Folder 6: LS (.1294-.1298)

.1294   Observations, &c. [i.e. Observations from the Foregoing Evidences and Citations,] p. 541-543; Remarks on the Accounts of Tacitus & Suetonius …, no page number; and Continuation of the History of the Jews…, book I, p. 549-556.  No publishing information known.

.1295   Remarks on the Accounts of Tacitus &c., p. 545; “Tables of Jewish Measures, &c.,” no page number; and “An Account of the Judges, Kings, Governors, &c. of the Jewish Nation,” p. [547]-548. No publishing information known.

.1296   Concerning Our Blessed Saviour, John the Baptist, etc., p.537-538; also,

Observations from the Foregoing Evidences and Citations, pp. 539-540. No publishing information known.

.1297a-b          Continuation of the History of the Jews, Book I,  p. 557-560.  No publishing information known.

.1298   Continuation of the History of the Jews, Books 1 & II, pp.561-[580].  No publishing information known.  

 

Folders 7-8: JU (.1373, .1380)

.1373a-t           A collection of mostly blank sheets, 1836 and 1878.  Although mostly blank, there are found a beer account from 1836; school grades for A. A. Seibert in 1878; some political cartoons (pro-Republican, and anti-Democratic and Greenback party); copy of an essay about the Bunker Hill Monument, written by Daniel Webster and spoken by Bert A. Seibert in Pottsville, Penn., on Nov. 21, 1877 and 1879; an American patriot’s song; and a few other miscellaneous items.

.1380   Blank sheets.  Belong to watermark papers in no. 1373.

 

Folder 9: P Valentine & Co, Suffield Conn (.1418)

.1418   Pencil drawing of a man kneeling down besides a ruined building, unsigned, n.p., n.d.

 

Folder 10: W (some sheets have a hunting horn on a shield above the letter W) (.1424-.1434)

.1424   "The Prophesies Concerning Nineveh and Babylon," Chapters VII and VIII, pp. 649-652.  No publishing information known.

.1425   Letter from James Ph. Puglia, Philadelphia, to Samuel Bryan, Lancaster, Penn., May 29, 1805.  Concerns a request for employment.

.1426   Bond from Ellis Williams, a farmer, to Mary Garrett, a widow, both of Willistown, Chester County, Pa., May 2, 1811.  On back: Mary Garrett signed receipts for money, 1812-1821.

.1427   Release of land.  Caleb and Jane Wollerton Gray, Vell(?) and Susanna Wollerton Price, William and Sidney Wollerton Mercer, Ziba Wollerton, James Wollerton, and John Wollerton, release to William Wollerton, admini­strator of John Wollerton, deceased, East Bradford township, Chester County, Pa., Jan. 18, 1802.

.1428   Indenture between Joseph Hildreth, Abijah Smith and Cresse Townsend of Middle Township, Cape May County, N.J., auditors to audit and adjust claims between Elijah Bradford against Jonathan Taylor and Jeremiah Norton.  Report on the audits, N.J., May 26, 1802.

.1429   Blank sheet.

.1430   Account sheet for Allen Planter with unknown person, n.p., 1808-1809.

.1431   writing exercises of Mary Hall, March 26, 1799.  Copying a message “To the Yearly Meet ing of Women friends... in Philadelphia from the yearly meeting … in London,” 1798; also copied a religious poem or hymn, with first line “Why should we too earnest be” (continues on back).

.1432   Account current of Arthur Jones with Edward Kilbee, Murfreesboro, [North Carolina?], Oct. 28, 1799.  Salt and fish.

.1433   Letter from James Barry, Baltimore, to Arthur Jones, Philadelphia, May 30, 1795.  Concerns molasses and the price paid.

.1434   Note from Abm. Bradley, Jr., to Saml. Frothingham, cashier, n.p., Sept. 18, 1818.

 

 

Boxes 16-23: notes about and photos of watermarks


Finding Aid Section Three: Index to Documents

 

Note: This index has not been checked for accurarcy or completeness.

 

Titles of pamphlets and books:

 

Account of the Gospel Labours and Christian Experiences of a Faithful Minister of Christ... .1627

Account of the Life of John Richardson  .581

Acts & Laws  .485

Alphabetical Index to the Fifth Volume of the Harleian Miscellany  .1736

American Instructor; or Young Man's Best Companion  .580

Antiquities of the Jews  .494

Catalogue of Pamphlets in the Harleian Library  .1737

Drittes Buchlein  .1318

Extract of Miss Mary Gilbert's Journal  .231

Geistliche Blumen Gartlein  .1230

Harleian Miscellany  .1736, .1737

History; of the Jews  .1294-. 1298

Kleine Davidische Psalterspiel...  .950, .951

Kurze Fragen Ueber die Chriftliche Glaubens-Lehre...  .1720

Laws of the State of Delaware  .683

New and Complete Life of Christ   .1362, .1396

The Prophecies Concerning Nineveh  .1424

Schoolmaster's Assistant  .591

Tragedie of Hamlet  .1699

Tragedie of Macbeth  .1699

Trials of the Human Heart: A Novel  .900

Votes and Proceedings of the Senate of the State of Maryland  .939a-d

Wanderer of Switzerland .501

War of the Jews  .247, .622

Young Man's Best Companion  .49

Young Man's Best Companion or The American Instructor  .580

 

 

Names (personal, business, ships, a very few places):

 

Aaronson, John  .1443

Abbat, Robert, & Co. .836

Abbat, Robert, Jr., & Co.  .28, .511

           [also spelled Abbott]

Abbat, Robert  .511

Abbott, Edward .337

Abbott, Joseph   .963

Abbott, Rob., Jr., & Co. – see Abbat

Abbot Tract  .1649

Aberhams, Richard  .1603

Abraham, Daniel  .1325

Abraham, Isaac  .1185

Adair, William & Thomas  (firm)  .1207

Adair, Thomas Benjamin  .1207

Adair, William  .1207

Adam .1195

Adams  .1033,  .1550

Adams (of Adams & Simmons)  .1151

Adams & Simmons  .1151

Adams, Christopher  ,807a

Adams, David  .807

Adams, Isaac  .192,  .1001

Adams, John S.  .610

Adams, Moses  .1449

Adams, Phebe  .1449

Adams, R. .1058

Adams, Robert  .1237

Adams, William  .673

Addicks, Van Dusen & Smith  .1724

Adelphia Bank & Trust Co.  .539, .546, .638

Adis & Lawled  .1216

Aerial (Ship)  .1663

Agnew, Cornelius  .1312

Agnew, John  .1312

Akerly, Samuel  .660

Akin, Aaron Burr  .1121

Akin, Benjamin  .1121

Akin, Isaac  .1121

Albany, James (Duke of York)  .1010

Albertson, Josiah  .287, .301

Albrecht, Charles  .1203

Albright, John  .1618

Alexander  .1017

Alexander  (of Caperton & Alexander)  .1225

Alexander, Andrew   .823

Alexander, Joseph  .449

Alexander, Martha  .823

Algeo, James  .1218

Allan, Benjamin  .585

Allan, Lettice  .585

Allebone, Thomas  .441

Allen (of Wiley & Allen)  .1634

Allen, Benjamin W.  .311

Allen, James  .1242

Allen, Jane  .1242

Allen, Jeremiah  .1634

Allen, John  .640, .1001, .1242

Allen, Johnathan  .1242

Allen, Joseph  .1654

Allen, Mather  .1242

Allen, Margret  .1242

Allen, Robert  .1242

Allen, Samuel  .1242

Allen, Thomas  .1626

Allen, Will  .705h

Aller, Rebeckah  .1210

Allison, Thomas  .498

Alloway, Lord  .595, .809

(also known as Cathcart, David)

Alloway, William  .1443

Alpha (Schooner)  .1209

Alwood  .1017

Amary, R. G.  .1459

Amby & Philadelphia RR Co. .1032

(see Philadelphia & Amby RR Co.)  

American Fire Insurance Co.  .1580

American Association of Science  .927

Amerman, Peter  .1355

Amiable Creole  (Brig)  .1155

Ammidon, Philip  .415

Amory, Thomas C.  .492, .1586

Amwell (of Flemington & Amwell)  .1708

Andariese, Edmund (of Reyburn & Andariese) .1207

Anderson & McMeehan  .60

Anderson (of Anderson & McMeehan)  .60

Anderson (of King, Anderson & Sage) .877

 Anderson, James  .194

Anderson, James W.  .1738

Anderson, John  .391.1, .1709

Anderson, Leo.  .680

Anderson, Mary  .1001

Anderson, S. H.  .53

Anderson, Thomas  .680, .1055

Andrews, John  .1512, .1521

Andrews, Nathaniel  .811

Andrews, Peter    .1627

Anfaman,.Johannes     .172

Angus, John   .1473

Anthon, John  .1092

Anthony, J.  .511

Apthorp, Mr.  .942

Archbald, William Augustus, & Co.  .597

Archbald, William Augustus  .597

Archer, Geo. B.  .213,  .429

Armistead, Tom.  .1569

Armistead, William  .344, .347, .76la

Armisted, William  .1403

Armsby, Willard  .811

Armstrong, J.  .863

Arnold, Levi  .288,  .1608

Artcher, Edward  .449

Artcher, Micael  .449

Arthur, Frances  .70

Arundale – see Arundel

Arundel, J.  .62

Arundel, R. J.  .59, .102, .367, .398, .428, .805, .945-.949, .958,  .1122

Arundel, Robert  .42, .1525

Arundel, Robert J.  .59, .102, .367, .428

Arundell – see Arundel

Ary, Andrew  .162

Ash, Elizabeth  .231

Ashbourne, John, Jr.  .1320

Ashbridge, George, & Co.  .1267

Ashbridge, George  .1267

Ashby, Thomas  .1609,  .1614

Asher  (of Wheeler & Asher)  .878

Asherton, Humphrey  .1185

Ashhurst  .330,  .932, .1435, .1436

Ashhurst (of Wheeler & Ashhurst) .560, .598, .1102,  .1282,  .1283

Ashhurst, John  .389

Ashhurst, Lewis  .967,  .968

Ashhurst, R.  .33, .104,  .1510

Ashhurst, R. L.  .123, .125-127, .129-133, .313-316, .319-322, .350-.355, .357-.361, .542-.545, .569-.573, .601, .655, .824, .825, .827, .847, .864, .908, .909, .923-.925, .1060, .1103, .1335-.1337, .1480, .1486-.1488, .1492, .1493, .1496, .1655, .1656, .1711, .1731

Ashhurst, Richard, & Sons  .33,  .53, .60, .104, .236, .408, .667, .669, .772, .774, .775, .807, .820, .1036, .1038, .1108, .1421, .1510, .1695,  .1719,  .1724

Ashhurst,  Richard L.   .44, .210,  .291, .360, .382, .567, .741, .972, .966-.968, .974-.976, .999, .1109,  .1112, .1151, . .1214, .1240, .1386, .1410, .1447, .1546, .1547, .1617 

Ashley, Thomas  .145, .659, .718, .767, .893, .930, .1075, .1085, .1091, .1284

Ashhurst, William H.  .1324

Ashley, Warren  .152, .623, .763

Ashton (of Wistar & Ashton; also see Wister & Ashton ) .246

Ashton, Joseph  .381

Ashton, Nathan  .706

Ashton, Peter  .1385

Ashton, Thomas  .1090

Ashurst – see Ashhurst

Askins, John  .1097

Aspinwall, Thomas (Col.)  .1218

Astley & Gibson .1236

Astley (of Astley & Gibson)  .1236

Astley, Jno.  .85

Astley, Thomas  .6, .145, .659, .718, .1609,  .1614

Astly – see Astley

Astor, Henry  .1132

Aull, Wm.  .1576

Aurand, Peter, Jr.  .58

Aurand, Peter, Senior  .58

Austin, Cyrus  .136

Austin, James (Doct.)  .310

Austin, Samuel  .1615

Avery, John .1597

Ayres, Archibald  .393

Ayers, Matson, James & Lum .1059

Ayres, Campbell  .515

B., C.K.  .330

B., E.V.  .1417

Babcock, Mr.  .1303

Bachman  .1195

Backus, Caroline L.  .1077

Bacon, C.  .1090

Bagel (of Whitman, Bagel & Seitzinger)  .51

Bagley, John S.  .1209

Bailey, Lydia R.  .1034

Baily, Joseph  .811

Baily, Mary .761b

Bain, Peter  .449, .1255

Baird, Anna W.  .323-.325

Baird, Samuel  .1193,  .1516

Baird, William .635,  .1608

Baker, Daniel  .1001

Baker, David  .822

Baker, Eleanor  .822

Baker, Henry  .1186,  .1552

Baker, Jacob  .302,  .303,  .1473

Baker, Joshua .1485

Baker, Nathaniel  .1554

Baker, Peter  .283

Baker, S.  .1648

Balanger, James  .1096

Balches, A.  .1440,  .1444

Balden, Henry  .1683

Baldwin, Mr.  .1722

Baldwin, Judge  .386

Baldwin, M. W.  .1128

Ball, William  .283

Bamberger, John  .735, .1190,  .1200

Bamburger – see Bamberger

Banckes, Jonathan  .264

Banger, Goldwin .437

            [see also Banyard, Banyer]

Bangher, Daniel R.  .1446

Bangher, Jacob  .1446

Bank of  Danville  .713

Bank of Geneva,.793

Bank of Metropolis  .426

Bank of  N.L. [i.e. Northern Liberties?]  .866

Bank of Newburgh  .661, .1024, .1025, .1478

Bank of  Pennsylvania  .1386, .1390

Bank of the United States (Philadelphia)  .1034

Bankeus, Jonathan .65

Banks, R. J.  .1226

Banyar & Remsens  .1583

Banyar  (of Banyar & Remsens)  .1583

Banyard, Golden .926

            [see also Banyer]

Banyer  .261

Banyer, Jr., Mr.  .928

Banyer, Goldw.  .437

            [see also Banyard]

Banyr, G., Jr.  .1350

Barber, John  .1647

Barbour, Jas.  .1226

Barclay, Stinnett & Co.  .1226

Barclay  (of Barclay, Stinnett & Co.)  .1226

Barclay, Geo.  .613,  .1605

Barclay, Hy.  .613

Barclay, John  .1339

Barclay, Robert  .1035

Bard, William .1530

Barg, Jacob  .1463

Barker, Jacob  .215,  .309

Barker, Pelig (Capt.)  .1006

Barlow, Banyer  .261

Barlow, Joe  .263

Barnard, Joseph  .676

Barnes, Abraham  .1618

Barnes, Amdra  .384

Barnes, Amire  .384

Barnes, Jon.  .155

Barnes, Nathan  .812

Barnewall, George  .312

Barns, Lovell  .938

Barralino, G.  .281

Barrett, Robert  .1332

Barrett, Thomas  .807

Barry, Cole & Barry .294

Barry (of Barry, Cole, & Barry)  .294

Barry, James  .1433

Barry, William  .1665

Bart, John  .1154

Bartlit, John  .288, .1186

Barton, James L.  .1238

Bartrass, Peter  .1370

Basetts, Benjamin  .1001

Basil, P.  .766

Baskin, John  .1340

Bast (of Heilner & Bast)  .373

Batchelor, Judge  .1350

Bates, Benjamin, Jr.  .1574

Batt, A.  .1648

Batton,  James  .1506a-c

Battow     .1565

Battroon  .1567

Bauer, Michael  .1528

Bauer, Peter  .1528

Bauerhites, Jacob (Capt.)  .929

Baum, John C.  .1164

Baumgardner, Thomas  .819

Bauslay,  .369

Baxter, I. B.  .610

Baxter, John .286

Bay, John W.  .449

Bay, William .449

Bayard, LeRoy, & Co.  .1047

Bayer, Samuel  .65

Baynerd, Mr.  .754

Beagle, Henry  .969

Beal – see Beale

Beale, Jacob  .1185, .1203

Beals, Isaiah  .430

Beals, Thomas  .451

Beames, George  .64

Beath, W. .1681

Beatly, John  .1521

Beattie & Hamlin  .774

Beattie  (of Beattie & Hamlin)  .774

Beatty, George  .989

Becher, Nicholaus  .1644

Bechtel, Jacob. .1193

Bechtle, Mary  .590

Beck  (of Elton & Beck)  .146, .148

Beck, Samuel  .1061, .1062

Becker, Anna Maria  .694a

Becker, Daniel  .183

Becker, Jacob  .183, .208

Becker, Jacob, Jr.  .183

Becker, John .183

Becker, Joseph & Daniel  .183

Beckler, Tobias  .92

Beckman  .1017

Beckman, C.  .926

Beckman,  M. .1565

Beckman, Martin  .1565

Beech & Craven  .116

Beech  (of Beech & Craven)  .116

Beeding, C. P.  .111

Beekman & Johnson  .555

Beekman  (of Beekman & Johnson)  .555

Beelie  .785

Beesh, Bartholomew .1193

Beiderman, Jacob  .283

Beightel, Jacob  .677

Beitemman, Frederick .1471

Belair, Lewis D.  .1618

Belcher, W.  .1132

Belcher, William   .4,  .1188

Belknap, Isaac, Jr.  .498

Bell & Givin .1287

Bell  (of Bell & Givin)  .1287

Bell, Andrew .254

Bell, Francis .152

Bell, James  .331

Bell, John .1239

Benckes, John .264

Bender, John and Mary  .341

Bender, Maria  .1269

Bender, Peter  .1629

Bendle, Mary  .903

Benezet  .549

Benezet, Antony  .1641

Benfinger, Jacob  .65

Bennett  (of Howell & Bennett)  .969

Bennett, George  .1249

Bennet, Logan .1117

Bennet, William H.  .1117

Bensinger, Jacob, .65,  .264

Benson, James  .151, .1136, .1137

Benton, Doctor  .12

Berger, Charles F.  .574

Berry, G. W.  .1730

Best, William  .348

Beston, James  .1521

Bethel, Capt.  .1660

Bethell & Cooper  .1176, .1407, .1745

Bethell, Robert, & Son  .1176

Bethell (of Bethell & Cooper)  .1176, .1407, .1745

Bether, Robert  .889

Bethnah, Isaac, Jr.  .498

Betsy  (Schooner)  .894

Betts (of Davis & Betts)  .1237

Betts, Catharine  .600

Betts, Hiram  .600

Betz, Abraham .1471

Betz, Henry  .1196,  .1199

Beverly, Thomas  .1350

Beylard, S., Jr.  .1226

Bicking  .58

Bibb, Mr.  .1265

Biddle (of Wetherill, Biddle & Richards)  .369

Biddle, William M., Co.  .1253

Biddle, Clement  .698

Biddle, Edward R.  .1005

Biddle, James  .761a,  .762

Biddle, Mark John, Jr.  .1181

Biddle, Marks John  .114

Biddle, S.  .1532

Biddle, Sarah  .387

Biddle, William M.  .1253

Biding, Catharina  .1535

Biding, John  .1535

Biemensderffer, John .167

Bigelow, Abigail  .427

Biglow, Ephiraim .1654

Biles, L.  .149

Billig, Michael  .271

Bingham, Arch  .1360

Binninger, Abraham .954

Bioren  (of Mounford, Bioren & Co.)  .900

Bioren, John .689

Birchhead, Hugh  .1458

Bird, Edward S.  .706

Birdsale, Elijah  .1001

Birdsall  (of Underbill & Birdsall)  .1678

Birdsall, Con.  .12

Birdshal, Jacob  .1627

Birge, Backius W. (of Wilds, Lyon & Birge)  .46, .116

Bishop, Daniel  .1001

Bishop, John .1443

Bishop, Virgin .90

Bitten, Henry  .590

Bitterman, W. W.  .1683

Bitting, John .1535

Bitting, Joseph .1535

Bitting, Peter  .1651

Bittle, Henry .935

Black & Marbury  .1226

Black  (of Black & Marbury)  .1226

Black  (of Will & Black)  .1443

Black, George  .1443

Black, James  .1090

Black, John .106

Black, Samuel  .1443

Black, Thomas  .106

Black, William .1443

Blackburn, W.  .1274

Blackman, Eleazer .1516

Blackwell, Elijah  .394

Blackwood, Ann  .390

Blagger, Benjamin . 1684

Blake, Benjamin  .1646

Blanchard, & Dorr  .121

Bland, Edward  .1193

Blat, Adam .1184

Blat, Daniel  .1184

Blat, Frederick .1184

Blat, John  .1184

Blatchford, Stephen .1618

Blauvelt, Harmanus   .517

Blauvelt, Maria  .517

Bleight, Mary  .1581

Blinn, Benjamin  .227a,b

Bliss, Samuel  .1091

Blodget, Mrs. Henry Townsend  .1422

Blodget, Sam Jr.  .1741

Bloing, Jacob  .1551

Blythe  (of Boyer & Blythe)  .1226

Board, N., & Co.  .1226

Board, N.  .1226

Boardman, William C.  .724

Boddely, John .1124

Boddie, Sanders & Co.  .1226

Bodin, Nicholas  .1001

Bodle, Charles  .562

Bodle, Sampson  .562

Bogert, Ann Eliza  .1306

Bogert, Cornelius  .1306

Boggs, Andrew   .194

Bogle, R.  .1090

Boiceau, & Roquin  .561

Boiceau, Sampson (of Boiceau & Roquin) .561

Boilieu, N. B.  .10,  .888

Bolig, Thomas  .107

Bolland, George  . 1068

Bolles & Vaughan .1226

Bolles  (of Bolles & Vaughan)  .1226

Bollman, E. & L.  .1585

Bombarger, Joseph  .1361

Bombay Hook Island  .1390

Bomberger, Joseph  .195,  .208

Bond, P.  .1267

Bond, Phineas  .1675

Bonnele, Charles  . 911-.912, .914-.922

Bonnell, John (Capt.)  .1101

Bonsall  (Gibbons & Bonsall)  .1390

Booth, Alex., & Co.  .1226

Booth, Alex.  .1226

Booth, Oliver  .1449

Borhead, Rebecca  .1173

Borneman, Daniel  .107

Borneman, Henry  .107

Borough, Francis & Samuel  .1178

Borrows  .811

Boston (Ship)  .213

Bostwick, Edmund B.  .1353

Bouchell, Peter  .95

Bourne, John .619

Bourne, Sylvanus  .1412

Bouts, J. (Capt.)  .1281

Bovart, James  .682

Bowden, D., & Sons  .1633

Bowden, D.  .1633

Bowen, Aaron .1385

Bowen, Elijah  .1090

Bowen, William E.  .977

Bower, Jacob  .250

Bower, Michael, Sr.  .250

Bowie, Susanna L.  .1226

Bowie, Thomas Latimer  .456

Bowker, Samuel B.  .1443

Bowlby & Weaver  .610

Bowlby  (of Bowlby & Weaver)  .610

Bown & Weaver  .1155

Bown (of Bown & Weaver)  .1155

Bowne, Robert  .383, .620

Boyce, William .187

Boyd, Eliza  .312

Boyd, Samuel   .312

Boyden, Dwight  .425

Boyer & Blythe  .1226

Boyer  (of Boyer & Blythe)  . 1226

Boyer, Mr.  .1277

Boyer, Catharine (Merckel, Catharine)  . 1182

Boyer, G.  .1057

Boyer, Jacob  .7, .1182, .1650

Boyer, Jacob K.  .1340

Boyer, Jacob R.  .935

Boyer, Samuel  .264,  .1650

Boyers, Benjamin .3

Boyle, Hugh .1446

Boyman, Mr.  .1558

Bozerth, A.  .1587

Bozorth, Andrew .1321

Bozorth, William .1321,  .1322

Bradbury, Edward H.  .1543

Bradbury, James  .705h

Braddock, William R.  .1001

Bradford & Lawler  .1226

Bradford, (of Bradford & Lawler)  .1226

Bradford, Mr.  .1444

Bradford, Charles  .1379

Bradford, Elijah .1428

Bradford, Ezra  .1654

Bradley, Abraham, Jr.  .1434

Bradley, Ann  .1482

Bradley, Richard  .1243

Bradley, W. A.   .861

Bradly  .1031

Brailey, Mr.  .1488,  .1650

Branch Bank of U.S., Savannah  .598

Brantigham, George  .1321

Brashear, R. & P.  .1226

Brathill, James  .1111

Brazier, John .1185

Breathill, James  .26

Breck, Samuel  .214,  .723

Bredin  (of Watson & Bredin)  .1020

Bredin, James  .945, .947, .949

Breedlow & Robeson .1265

Breedlow (o£ Breedlow & Robeson)  .1265

Breish, J.  .1608

Breish, William .1608

Brian, James  .1483

Brick, John  .977

Bricker, David  .154

Briggs, Elizabeth  .288

Brigham .1017

Brigham Bros.  .1017

Brigham, Mr.  .1730

Brigham, Mrs.  .1730

Brigham, Doctor  .293

Brigham, Norman .665-.666, .670, .771

Brigham, Thomas  .785

Brim & Lewis  .1447

Brim (of Brim & Lewis)  .1447

Brineckochoff, Abraham .1583

Brinell, Hamilton .1238

Bringhurst, G.  .1090

Brinkerhoff, Abraham .928

Brinting, Jacob  .636

Brinton, Calib  .3

Brinton, Geo. .228

Briscoe  .944

Britton .1595

Broad Street  .1041,  .1042

Broadway, Edward  . 1268

Brobit, Valentine  .1408

Brock, John .894

Brockerman, William .288

Brodhead & Scull  .1721

Brodhead  (of Brodhead & Scull)  .1721

Broin, Mark   .1381

Bronaugh, Francis  .1178

Bronaugh, Samuel  .1178

Bronson, A. .1530

Brooke, Caleb  .1611

Brooke, Robert  .274, .275, .1305

Brookes, Mr.  .1186

Brookes, Rob  .336

Brookhead & Bro.  .818

Brooklyn Bank  .1033

Brooks, Littler & Co.  .810

Brooks  (of Brooks, Littler & Co.) .810

Brooks, Alfred  .13

Brooks, Benjamin  .311

Brooks, Mrs. C.P.  .1608

Brooks, David  .1065

Brooks, James  .1308

Brooks, W. & J.  .150

Broom, George  . 804

Broomall, John M.  .1146, .1147

Brosberry, J.  .1611

Brough, John .107

Brown & Crawford  . 1226

Brown & Lewis & Co. .1226

Brown & Little & Co.  .1284

Brown, Newbold & Co. .1226

Brown, Pratt & Co.  .1730

Brown, Robb & Co.  .1226

Brown & Shipley & Co.  .1226

Brown, William, & Co.  .1226

Brown  (of Brown & Crawford)  .1226

Brown  (of Brown & Lewis & Co.)  .1226

Brown  (of Brown & Little & Co.)  .1284

Brown  (of Brown Newbold & Co.)  .1226

Brown  (of Brown, Pratt & Co.)  .1730

Brown  (of Brown & Shipley & Co.)  .1226

Brown, Abaia  .510

Brown, Abraham  .1443

Brown, Alice  .1385

Brown, Benjamin  .1117

Brown, Daniel  .1574,  .1627

Brown, David  .1226

Brown, Esther  .1627

Brown, Francis  .1012

Brown, Hester  .1443

Brown, Isaac  .1117

Brown, Isaac V. (Rev.)  .1708

Brown, J.  .1125

Brown, James  .496, .1084, .1627

Brown J. K.  .1226

Brown, Jesse(?), & Son  .308

Brown, John  .149, .734, .1012, .1378

Brown, Jonathan  .1443

Brown, Joseph  .1226, .1512

Brown, Joseph P.  .35

Brown, Joshua .150a-c

Brown, L.  .1109

Brown, Nathaniel  .1550

Brown, Peter A.  .706

Brown, Philemon  .345

Brown, Samuel R.  .307, .524-527

Brown, Susan L.  .1061, .1062

Brown, Thomas  .288

Brown, William .967, .1660

Brown, William  (of Brown, William, & Co.)  .1226

Brown, William   .510, .1627

Browne, Robb, & Co.    .408, .1226

Browne, John   .336

Browne, Liberty  .1690

Browne, Mary  .336

Browne, Peter  .700

Browne, Walter  .1145

Browning, A.  .395.1

Browning, Isaac  .977

Bruer   .537

Bruer, Charlotte  .547

Bruere, Goulston .547

Brumbach, Frantz  .154

Brumen, Isaac  .216

Brunson, Isaac  .216

Brush, John  .621

Bryan, Samuel  .1425

Bryant  .79

Bryon, George  .1086

Buchan, Alexander  .363

Buchanan, William .1226

Buckalew .827, .864, .924, .925

Buckalew, Senator  .133

Buckalew, C.R.  .1491-.1493

Bucker, Geo. D.  .1471

Budd  .228

Budd, George  .1574

Budd, Levi and Elizabeth  .336

Buff, John  .107

Bugby, William  .1697

Buldauf     .1033

Bull,   John     .786

Bullock, Joseph  .1710

Bum, Joseph  .1654

Bunner, Rhuedolph  .1629

Burch, Samuel  .813

Burchusch(?)  .1142

Burckle, Christian .1342

Burckle, Emanuel  .1342

Burd, Edward  .180,  .1390

Burd, Edward S.  .228

Burd, Edward Shippen  . 685, .686, .817, .881-.883

Bure, Joseph, Jr.  .811

Burgess, Mr.  .1513

Burget, Abraham .1091

Burhans, David  .449

Burk, Thomas  .878, .1578

Burker, Jacob  .1338

Burkert, David  .1471

Burkert, George  .1471

Burkhart  .818

Burks, Thomas  .1578

Burn, Joseph  .1654

Burn, Levy  .811

Burn, Samuel  .1263

Burns, James  .270

Burr  .534

Burr, Isaah  .1587

Burr, Joseph .301.1

Burr, Richard R.  .110

Burroughs, John .934

Burrows, John W.  . 84

Burt, Uri  .449

Burtis, Aaron H.  .610

Burtis, William .926

Burton, Drusilla  .1557

Burtus, James A.  .1739

Burtus, Peter A.  .1739

Burtus, Samuel H.  .1739

Bushel, James  .328, .344, .347, .761a, .762

Bushung  .1548

Bussiere, Mr.  .1360

Butcher   .1090

Butcher, Job  .1001

Butcher, Margaret  .1627

Butler, Edward  .789

Butler, Fiskin .1678

Butler, Israel .268

Butler, Paul D.  .565

Butler, Thomas  .565

Butt, Isaac  .1587

Butterworth, John F.  .1478

Butterworth, Joseph E. .585

Butzford & Joyce  .610

Butzford  (of Butzford & Joyce)  .610

Byrd & Campbell  .1226

Byrd  (of Byrd & Campbell)  .1226

Byrnes, Daniel  .1627

Byrnes, Trimble & Co. .1021

Byrnes  (of Byrnes, Trimble & Co.)  .1021

 

Cabot, Joseph  .815

Cabot  (of Perit & Cabot)  .386, .815, .1568

Cadwalader, T.  .1218

Cadwalluder, S.  .1090

Cahoune, William H.  .934

Calbraight, James, & Co.  .1315

Calbraight, James  (of Calbraight, James, & Co.)  .1315

Calder, Jas., & Son .111

Calder, Jas.  (of Calder, Jas. & Son)  .111

Caldwell, Daniel  .1654

Caldwell, Jas.  .680

Cales, M.  .1729

Calhoun, J. C.  .427

Callaghan, Mr.  .987

Callaghan, David  .1714

Callaghan, M. B.  .520, .1727

Callahan, Francis  .1613

Camac, William .1608

Camac, William M.  .1618

Camac, William Masters  .69, .230, .855

Camden & Amby Railroad Co.  .1033

Camden, J.B. & M., & Co.  .1225

Cameron, Simon .614

Cammack, Christopher  .770

Campbell  (of Byrd & Campbell)  .1226

Campbell, Mr.  .1265,  .1441

Campbell, Archibald  .1531

Campbell, David  .1090

Campbell, Geo.  .1471

Campbell, James  .1064

Campbell, James A. G.  .1517, .1518

Campbell, James R.  .1653

Campbell, Nathaniel  .1350

Campbell, Robert  .149, . 1683

Campbell, Ross  .149

Campbell, Thomas  .26, .54, .788b, .892, .1111

Can .1030

Canal, Frans., & Co.  .1225

Canal, Frans  (of Canal, Frans., & Co.) .1225

Cane, James Jr.  .973

Canning, Whi.  .1479

Cannon, William .503,  .1090

Caperton & Alexander  .1225

Caperton  (of Caperton & Alexander)  .1225

Cardman, Jonathan  .1674

Carey, J. M.  .814a-b

Carey, J. V.  .396

Carlisle, J.M.  .407

Carlisle, John  .280, .407

Carlton (Schooner)  .1081,  .1407

Carmalt, Caleb  .288

Carmalt, Jonathan .288

Carman, Joseph .582

Carman, Joshua  .582

Carmich, David   .1684

Carmich, Helena  .1684

Carmichael & Farr  .243

Carmichael  (of Carmichael & Farr) .243

Carney, Robert  .1210

Caroline  (Ship)  .308,  .436

Carpender, Adelaide  .1722

Carpenter  .58

Carpenter  (of Evans & Carpenter)  .288

Carpenter, Christian .168

Carpenter, C.  .1259

Carr, Isaac  .136

Carr, J. E.  .396

Carr, Overton .111

Carroll, James  .804

Carson, Mr.  .1090, .1341

Carson, Robert  .894

Carter, Emmons  .251

Carter, Ephraim .345

Carter, Luther  .1557

Carter, Robert  .1067

Carter, Ruth  .345

Cary, Joseph   .449

Cary, Samuel  .449

Case, David C.  .509

Casey, Robert  .1351

Cash, Thomas  .1225

Cash, Thomas C.  .33, .104, .667-.669

Cassaday, Patrick .677

Cassan, William .1073

Cassidy, Patrick .449

Cathcart, David  - see Alloway, Lord

Cathrall, Edward   .477-.478

Cathrall, Isaac  .977

Cathrall, Rachel  .477-.478

Causland, A. M.  .260

Causten .426

Cavanaugh, John  .1612

Cave, J. S.  .875

Caverly, Peter  .35

Cay  .474,  .1666

Cay, David  .1084, .1133, .1180, .1272, .1273, .1275-.1278, .1315, .1400, .1635, .1671

            [see also Kay, David – possibly same person]

Cedar Swamps  .522

Ceres (ship)  .473, .1084

Chadwick, H. W.  .227a-b,  .228

Chalfant, James  .773

Chamber  (of McCaulis & Chamber)  .112

Chambers, Joseph  .1001

Chambers, M.  .94

Champion, William .1637

Champlin, George  .934

Chance (brig)  .473, .898

Chancellor, William  .1385

Chandler  (Ship)  .1660

Chandler, William .1001

Chapin, Experience  .19, .182, .937

Chapman .373

Chapman, Doct.  .1090

Chapman, John .1442

Chapman, Lebrus  .615

Chapman, Lewis G.  .1442

Chapman, Sarah  .1442

Chapman, Seth  .888

Chapman, William  .1442

Chappel, John  .1304

Chappell & Tinant & Co.  .816

Chappell (of Chappell & Tinant & Co.)  .816

Chard, George  .1619

Charles  (Negro slave)  .1708

Charleston Packet (Ship)  .889, .1521

Charlton, Thomas  .1481

Charming Lady (sloop)  .499

Charming Sally (Sloop)  .507, .1715

Chase, Ammi   .1064

Chase, Phoebe  .1064

Chase, Samuel, Jr.  .1609

Chase, Samuel D.  .1145

Chasoner & Henry  .1109

Chasoner  (of Chasoner & Henry)  .1109

Chastain, S., & Co.  .1225

Chastain, S. (of Chastain, S. & Co.) .1225

Chattin, Abraham  .1615

Chatton, W.  .1477

Chauncey  (of Harris & Chauncey)  .1353

Chauncey, Charles  .1525

Cheeseman, James  .1257

Cheeseman, Riahard  .1271, .1637

Cheeseman, Samuel  .1637

Cheesemans  .1405

Chesapeake & Delaware Canal  .1225

Chevalier, Jane  .288

Chevalier, Susan  .1618

Chew, Nathaniel  .903

Child, James  .1563, .1602

Childs, T.  .596

Chrisler  .593

Christ, John .1403
Christiana Mills  .561b

Christians, William .1090

Christie, John  .328, .1274, .1569

Christie, William .344, .347

Christin, Charles  .1101

Christine, Geo. .1618

Christine, John  .288

Christman, Peter  .1198

Christman, William .531

Church of the Epiphany [possibly Philadelphia]  .1225

Church, Julius  .449

Church, Mary Ann .977

Churchman, C. W.  .1225

Churchman, John  .1627

Claghorne and Fryer  .135

Claghorne  (of Claghorne & Fryer)  .135

Clapiers, L.  .690

Clapp, William, & Co.  .781

Clapp, William (of Clapp, William, & Co.)  .781

Clapper  .1019

Clark .155

Clark & Co.  .1017

Clark, John C. , & Sons  .536

Clark  (of Clark & Co.)  .1017

Clark, Mr.  .769

Clark, Abraham K.  .265, .374, .835

Clark, Abraham R.  .265

Clark, Benjamin .491

Clark, Charles  .1463

Clark, Charles J.  .1092

Clark, Daniel  .1552

Clark, Dorcas  .1677

Clark, Elijah .1062

Clark, Fairlie  .1334

Clark, Gabriel  .1484

Clark, Jabez  .155

Clark, John C.  (of Clark, John C., & Sone) .536

Clark, Joseph  .1385

Clark, Samuel  .1598

Clark, William .1350

Clarke, Ben .1178

Clarke, John .190

Clarke, Mary Smith  .190

Clarkson, Matthew .b95

Clay, Mr.  .474

Clay, Geo. F.  .1618

Clay, John  .1215

Clayton, James  .1001

Clayton, Widow  .706

Clees, Jacob  .1190

Clemens, George  .1194

(see also Klemens, George)

Clement, Joseph C.  .117

Clement, P.  .1274

Clemmens, Charles W.  .800

Clerk, Jonathan  .1654

Cleveland, Benjamin  .936

Cleveland, Lucy H.  .551

Clifford, James  .567

Clinch, George  .1254

Cline, A., & Co.  .1225

Cline, A.  (of Cline, A., & Co.)  .1225

Closer, Martin (?)  .1548

Closky, James M.  .1566

Closky, M. W.  .1565

Clow & Co. – see Clow, Andrew, & Co. 

Clow, Andrew & Co.  .169, .173, .181, .187, .259, .346, .363, .441, .442, .448, .473, .505, .606, .617, .635,  .663, .694c, .695, .696, .718, .725, .756, .803, .1133, .1171, .1174, .1180, .1253, .1278, .1286, .1287, .1289, .1400, .1401, 1497, .1531, .1576, .1598, .1635, .1636, .1642, .1665, .1666, .1713, .1714, .1723, .1748

Clow, Andrew – see Clow, Andrew, & Co.

Clowser, Capt.  .579

Clunkell  (of Stewart & Clunkell)  .1531

Clyde, Ben  .1178

Clymer, Samuel  .1406

Clyners, Thomas W.  .1319

Coarse, Mary  .1096

Coats, Isaac  .283, .336

Coats, John .336

Coats, William .336, .955

Cobb, Charles  .812

Cochran, A.B., & Son  .568-.569, .571-.573, .653-.655

Cochran, Mr.  .910

Cochran, A. B.  (of Cochran, A. B., & Son) .568-.569, .571-573, .653-.655

Cochran, William  .614

Cocke, Massengill & Co.  .1225

Cocke  (of Cocke, Massengill & Co.)  .1225

Cocks, Robert  .513

Coffin, Alexander  .1123

Coffin, Gilman  .811

Coffin, Ot.  .1123

Cohen, Israel  .1001

Cole  (of Barry, Cole & Barry)  .294

Cole, Beeker(?)  .988

Cole, Christian .308

Cole, M.  .934

Cole, Thomas  .301, .301.1, .305

Colhoun, C.  .1618

Colhoun, Hugh  .97, .1262

Colhoun, Peter  .1618

Colies, Jacob  .1117

Collins, Isaac S.  .977

Collins, W. A.  .826

Collister, Anna - see Waldron, Anna)

Collister, Thomas .517

Collyer, James M. .1490

Colt, Henry .1480

Columbia Avenue Saving Fund, Safe De­posit, Title & Trust Co.  .376, .377

Combs, John R.  .1610

Combs, Leslie  .53

Commerce (Sloop)  .4, .1132

Company of Commercial Bank of Cincinn­ati, Ohio  .807

Comyngham .767

Condon, William  .338

Connelly, John  .389, .903

Connelly, William .903

Conner, Edward E.  .523

Conner, Philip S. P.  .523

Conover, Mr.  .956

Conover, Aaron .1117

Conover, Daniel  .1117

Conover, J. M.  .1117

Conover, Jacob  .288

Conover, Ruby  .1117

Conover, Theodore  .1117

Conrad & Lancaster  . 1186

Conrad  (of Conrad & Lancaster)  .1186

Conrad, Cornelius  .656a

Conrad, Eliza .689

Conrad, John  .689

Constable, William .1343, .1344

Conway, John .1047

Conway, Patrick  .1307

Conyngham, John N.  .956

Cook, George  .885, .1618

Cook, Wright & Woorten .1727

Cook  (of Cook, Wright & Woorten)  .1727

Cook, Joseph  .985, .1598

Cook, Peter  .885

Cooke  (of Wistar & Cooke; see also Wister & Cooke)  .1156

Cooke, David  .1320

Cooke, John .180, .1299

Coombe, Benjamin  .1250

Coons & Shy .1225

Coons  (of Coons & Shy)  .1225

Cooper, Benjamin B.  .86, .137, .254, .284, .933, .973, .1117,.1349, .1405, .1646

Cooper & Bethell  .1407

(see also Bethell & Cooper)

Cooper (of Bethell & Cooper)  .1176, .1407, .1745

(also Cooper & Bethell) 

Cooper, Isaac  .286

Cooper, James   .1637

Cooper, John .977, .1372

Cooper, Joshua  .1637

Cooper, M.  .1218

Cooper, Ralph  .1018

Cooper, Ralph M.  .1018-j, .1279, .1646

Cooper, Ralph Van Mater  .395.1, .583, .1257,.1514

Cooper, Ralph V. U.  .583

Cooper, Sarah  .395.1

Cooper, Thomas  . .11, 574, .576, .619,

Cooper, Thomas P.  .549

Cooper, William .977, .1057

Cooper, William Scott  .1359

Cope, C., & Co.  .1225

Cope, G. G. .288

Cope, Gotlieb G.  .288

Cope, Thomas P.  .326, .549

Copeland, George  .1482

Copner, Joseph  .390

Copner, Samuel  .390

Corlies, Briton .1186

Cormick, D. M.  .1128

Cornea, Besy  .1654

Cornes, Benjamin .1550

Cornish, Stephen .1449

Cornwall, Sophia C.  .1225

Correy, Robert  .1714

Corts, Justin .1587

Coryell, H. L.  .610

Cose, Daniel W.  .b94

Coster, Henry A.  .1092

Coster, Washington .1092

Coston, Levein M.  1608

Coule  (Tomkins & Coule)  .816

Coulon, Joseph  .1280

Cowdrick, John .288

Cowdrick, Joseph  .1514

Cowell  .309

Cox .67

Cox, A.  .1619

Cox & Tilford  .89

Cox, Elisabeth P.  (late E.P. Dorsey) .1391

Cox, James  .1391

Cox, Jane  .136

Cox, Jesse  .136

Cox, John, Jr.  .1559, .1560

Cox, Josiah  .878

Cox, Richard   .136

Coxe, Albion  .1134

Coxe, Daniel W.  .1613

Coxe, Franklin .354

Coxe, John .1637

Coxe, Rebecca .126

Coxe, Richard   .136

Coxe, Sarah  .391, .391.1, .393-.395

Coxe, Tench  .126

Craig, Alaice    .1484

Craig, John .1484

Craig, Robert  .194,.682, .758-.759, .783, .784

Crain, Richard M.  .1290

Craig, William .83

Crammer, Thomas  .969

Cramon, Leman & Homes  .259

Cramon  (of Cramon, Leman & Homes) .259

Cramond, Arthur, & Co.  .1527

Cramond, Mr.  .1579

Cramond, Arthur  .1527

Cramond, J.  .641

Cramond, James  .1006

Cramond, W.  .21, .931

Cramond, William .66, .604, .658, .720, .725, .886, .1180, .1289,.1400, .1527, .1585, .1590, .1635, .1636, .1673, .1725

Crandle, Duddley  .328, .76la, .762

Crane, David  .1622, .1623

Crane, Seth .875

Crannis, Charles  .1251

Crapo, Seth .449

Craufurd, David  .311

Craven (of Beech & Craven)  .116

Crawford  .410

Crawford & Dallas  .1486-.1488

Crawford  (of Brown & Crawford)  .1226

Crawford  (of Crawford & Dallas)  .1486-.1488

Crawford, David  .311

Crawford, G. W.  .410

Crawford, George L.  .1486-.1488

Crawford, John .53

Crawford, Joshua .1439

Crawford, Madison .53

Crawford, Sina  .1439

Crawford, W. H.  .20

Creag, Col.  .1550

Creek, John .162

Creigh, David  .1225

Creighton & Wilson  . 1225

Creighton (of Creighton & Wilson)  .1225

Cress, George  .736

Cresson, Deborah P.  .940, .941

Cribbin, John  .224

Crier, Vendue  .1471

Crin, S.  .1073

Croes, John, Jr.  .1117

Croft  .354

Croll, David .107

Croll, Michael  .1408

Crooke, John .1334

Crosbey, Jonas  .1654

Crosby, Freeman H.  .449

Crosby, John .1263

Crosswell, Jonathan  .1516

Crowder & Lavie  .1666

Crowder  (of Crowder & Lavie)  .1666

Crowell, M. .1530

Crowther, David .1123

Crukshank, Joseph  .1627

Crumpes  (of Obauner & Crumpes)  .1278

Cullen, Asher  .345

Cullin  .1558

Cumberland (ship)  .379

Cumming, Charles  .1608

Cummings  .610

Cummings & Spyker  . 1225

Cummlngs  (of Cummings & Spyker)  .1225

Cummings, Jno. O., & Co.  .1225

Cummings, Jno. O. (of Cummings, Jno. O..& Co.)  .1225

Cummings, Robert, Jr.  .1193

Cunningham, William  .1343,  .1344

Curach, A.M., & Co.  . 1398

Curach, M., & Co.  .1273

Curach, A.M.  (of Curach, A.M., & Co.)  .1398

Curach, James M.  .1272, .1275, .1276

Curach, M.  (of Curach, M., & Co.)  .1273

Curdys, Daniel M. .1090

Curoths & Hastings  .1457

Curoths  (of Curoths & Hastings)  .1457

Curren, Joseph  .1512

Currin & Strange  .1225

Currin  (of Currin & Strange)  .1225

Currin, Jonathan  .1225

Curson, Richard  .1174

Curtis, David  .345

Curtis, F. D. (Col.)  .826

Curtis, Joseph  .176, .196, .197, .345

Curtis, William .488

Cushing, Benjamin  .1685

Cushing, Lydia B.  .1685

Cuthbert, Anthony  .1354

Cuthbert, Thomas  .439

Cutler, Benjamin .1459

Cutler, Clarke  .1459

D., C.M.  .135

Dabney, Charles H.  .524-527

Dakie, W.  .1565

Dallas  (of Crawford & Dallas)  .1486-.1488

Dallas, Mr.  .824, .825, .924, .1493

Dallas, George M. . .317, .318, 351-.353, .355, .1486-.1488, .1491, .1494, .1495, .1624, .1655

Dallas, M.  .1063

Dallas, Thomas M.  .1486-.1488

Dallon, Samuel  .1144

Dan, P.  .1215

Dana, Betsy  .1513

Danbury, William .1592

Danby, Hugh  .1249

Dandy (Schooner)  .1124

Danoise, Joseph  .455

Danville, Bank of  .713

Darby  .1401

Darby, A.  .1178

Darling, Thomas  .615

Darlington, Isaac  .43

Dauphin, John .1483

Daves, Jonathan  .1690

David  .1017

Davidson  .1671

Davidson, John .1133, .1253, .1346

Davidson, William  .579

Davies, Capt.  .1660

Davies, William .598

Davis  .1017

Davis & Witman .969

Davis & Betts  .1237

Davis (of Davis & Betts)  .1237

Davis  (of Davis & Witman)  .969

Davis  (of Harbert & Davis)  .610

Davis  (of Harvey & Davis)  .1631

Davis  (of Russell & Davis)  .449

Davis, Aaron .1001

Davis, Agness  .1534

Davis, Anne  .1515

Davis, Edward  .1001

Davis, George  .998

Davis, Hugh  .139

Davis, James K.  .1534

Davis, James P.  .1505

Davis, John .1604, .1627

Davis, John P.  .1534

Davis, Joseph  .449

Davis, Noah  .1185

Davis, Robert  .1090

Davis, Thomas  .43, .1515

Davis, William  .503, .1640

Davison  (of Simpson & Davison)  .1169-.1170

Davison, Robert  .136

Davy, William .698

Dawes, Jonathan  .1690

Dawn, Tim  .1550

Dawson, George B.  .5

Day, B.  .793

Day, John   .482-.484, .1006

Dayls, John .1058

Dayton, Mr.  .1268

Deacon, Benjamin .1302

Deakins, Will, Jr.  .1531, .1723

Deakins, William, Jr.  .606

Deal, Dan.  .1471

Deal, John .260

Dean, Joseph  .1515

Dean, W.  .800

Debaun, Letty  .253b

Deffenbach, John .371

De Frana(or Trana)  , Daniel Havert  .1697

Defts, Mr.  .692

DeGrove, Edward W.  .1309

DeKay, Thomas  .476

de la Mercedes   (Ship)  .1714

Delano & Whitney  .429, .1499

Delano  (of Delano & Whitney)  .429, .1499

Delany  .1139

Delavergne & Platt  .1668

Delavergne  (of Delavergne & Platt)  .1668

Delaware County Trust, Safe Deposit & Title Insurance Co.  .1517, .1518

Delcamp, Henry  .749

Deleno, Capt.  .1716

Delight  (brig)  .211

Delong, David  .300

Delp, Abraham  .1625

de Murrieta,  G.V. (Capt.)  .439

Den, John .582, .390

Denison, George  .1086

Depuy, Peter  .1618

Derimies(?), Chas.  F.     .1738

Derr, Catharine  .1382

Derr, Geo. L.  .1618

Derr, John .1382

Derr, Samuel  .1382

Derrick, Charles  .800

Deshler, D.  .1261

Deshlus  .91

Devan .89

Devenpeck, John .1350

Devens  (of Rogers, Devens & Co.) .1416

Dewald, J.C.  .135

Dewhurst, John  .1741

Dewalter, Mr.  .1359

Dewitt Clinton (sloop)  .388

Dexter, James  .15

De Zapa, Vincente (Capt.)  .1714

Dibbling, George  .1251

Dick & Bros. & Co.  .67

Dickinson, Martha  .227a-b, .228

Dickinson, Martin  .1299

Dickinson, O.B.  .1517, . 1518

Dickinson, Philemon  .76

Dickinson, S.  .1621

Dickson, Mr.  .1214, .1480

Dickson, David  .1684

Dickson, Helen  .1684

Dickson, Samuel  .358, .359

Diddier, John  .1471

Diel, Philip Henry  .1385

Diener, James (Dr.)  .1532

Dies, Jane  .11

Dieth, N.  .1532

Dietrich, Jacob  .736

Dilks, George  .260

Dillon, Arthur  .1237

Dillworth, James  .1096

Dilworth, James  .1390

Dilworth, John  .251

Dinsmore, J. S.  .1735

Dirnniers, Chas. F.  .1738

Dispatch  (schooner)  .348

Diver, Jos.  .2

Dixon .330

Dixon, E. W.  .1454

Dixon, Thomas  .479

Doak, James  .224

Dodd, Bartholemew .1350

Dodge, Samuel  .1070

Dodson, John  .1085

Doe, Jno.  .1634

Doe, Rich'd.  .1634

Dolly (Schooner)  .1554

Dominick, Charles  .507

Donagan, Jas.  .835

Donaldson  .803, .1135, .1019

Donaldson, James, & Co.  .492

Donaldson, Mr.  .1728

Donaldson, James  (of Donaldson, James & Co.)  .492

Donaldson, W.  .1215

Donaldson, William .711-. 714, .764, .859, .961

Doorwardin, Elizabeth  .1471

Doremus, Henry R. (carpenter)  .1738

Dorey  .1526

Dorfeuille  .693

Dorr  (of Blanchard & Dorr)  .121

Dorr, Henry  .14

Dorr, William Lambert  .121

Dorrance, Benjamin .1516

Dorsey, John Lyng (Dr.)  .1391

Dorsey, M. R.  .1391

Dorsey, Maria  -56, .717

Dorsey, R. R.  .56, .63

Dorsey, Robert R.  .1391

Dotterer, Bernard  .1471

Dottim, D.H., & Co.  .1220

Dottim, D.H.  (of Dottim, D.H., & Co.) .1220

Doty, Mr.  .1557

Doubat  . 1195

Dougherty, Theophilus F.  .787

Douglas, H.  .249

Douglas, J. K.  .249

Douglas Township  .276

Douglass, Geo.  .816

Douglass, George  .1378

Douglass, Joseph .1535

Douw, Volkert P.  .449

Dow, Enoch  .1550

Dowdall, James (Col.)  .246

Downing, Jacob  .233

Downing, Richard  .1627

Doyles, Michael  .1001

Drake, Glover  .430

Drake, Oliver  .430

Draper, Mr.  .1595

Drash, Dewald  .264

Drash, Elizabeth  .264

Drash, Henry   .264

Drash, Jacob  .264

Drash, John, Dewalod & Jacob  .264

Drayer, Jacob  .1242

Drayer, John .1242

Dreeves , A.  . 1244

Dreher, Matthias  .935

Dresh, Alisabeth .65

Dresh , David  . 65

Dresh, Henry  .65

Dresh, Jacob  .65

Dresh, John  .65

Drew .1016

Drinker, H.  .85

Drinker, W.W.  .805

Drum, William .1186

Drummond  .432

Drummond, Mr.  .1614

Duan, Harry  .1023

Duan, William J.  .1445

Duane, Mr,  .1090

DuBois, Mr.  .1103, .1214

DuBois, Joseph  .198b

DuBois, Sarah  .198b

Duck, Philip  .1593

Duckie, Mr.  .1565

Ducomb, Phillip  .1059

Duffenbach, John  .371

Duffield  (of Murdock & Duffield) .1520

Duffield, George  .45, .68

Dugas, F. E.  .1221

Dugas, P. D.  .1221

Duke of York (Albany, James)  .1010

Dum, Patrick  .1237

Duncan, Sherman, & Co.  .524-527

Duncan, Alex  .524-.527

Duncan, David  .524-.527

Duncan, Sherman  (of Duncan, Sherman & Co.)  .524-.527

Duncan, Thos.  .180

Duncan, William B.  .524-.527

Dundas  .354

Dundor, Adam .1247

Dunham, Lewis B.  .665

Dunham, Mary  .665, .676, .791

Dunkin, Benj.  .236

Dunlap, William .581

Dunlop, Robert  .449

Dunn, Thomas  .449

Dunwoody, James  .1427

Duponceau, Wm.  .209

Dupuy, Charles M.  .135

Dupuy, Daniel  .1090, .1262

Durand, Peter, Jr.  .798

Durand, Peter Romson  .928

Duryer, John F.  .11

Duryer, Richard & Wife  .11

Dusenberry, James  .253b

Dutihl, E. & Co.  .1640, .1641

Dutilh, E., & Wachsmuth  .452, .455, .510, .986, .1356, .1360, .1399

Dutilh, Mr.  .216, .877, .1604

Dutilh, Charles  .865-.873, .1700-.1706

Dutilh, E.  .452, .455, .640, .1356, .1360, .1399, .1641

Dutilh, Edmund G.  .872, .1700

Dutilh, Stephen .339, .439, .698, .1616, .1687

Dutilh, W.  .1526

Duval, James S.  .1185

Dwight, Gamaliel L.  .596

Dyer, Thomas  .1516

Dykes, James, & Co.  .66

Dykes, James  (of Dykes, James & Co.) .66

Dykman, S.N.  .1244

 

Eagle (schooner)  .516

Eagle (Ship)  .1281

Earl, Moses  .1557

Earnham, Mr.  .1336

Eason, John G.  .210

Eastburn Sam .1627

Ebeling, Willem .1412

Ebert, Godlieb  .156, .1525

Eberth, Joseph  .1096

Eckert, Geo.  .648

Eckert, John .1408

Eddy, J.M.  .214

Edelman, John  .107

Eder, Edward  .705m

Edward (brig)  .23

Edwards, Dew .1646

Edwards, Edward  .674

Edwards, John  .1305

Eichhorn, Aug.  .21

Eisen, Daniel  .1618

Eissenhouse, John  .8

Elderheim, Lathrop  .1113

Eldridge, Job  .977

Eldridge, Lucy  .977

Elfrey, Phillip  .1618

Eliot  .224

Ellery, W.  934

Ellick, Amelia  .288

Elliot, Chas.  .1608

Ellis & Hoskins  .1672

Ellis  (of Ellis & Hoskins).1672

Ellis, Ebenezer  .1654

Ellis, Peter  .1443

Ellis, William .1001

Ellis, William H.  .1611

Elmes, Thos. .58

Elton & Beck  .146, .148

Elton  (of Elton & Beck)  .146, .148

Ely, John .1512

Ely, Joshua  .1627

Emerson, Edward  .705

Emmet, T. R.  .541

Endin, Samuel W.  .1125

England, Samuel  .1627

English, John W.  .1001

English, Joseph  .977

Enoch, Henry  .1406

Enoch, Margaret  .1406

Enterprise (Ship)  .554

Ephraim, Timotfay  .1550

Ephrata  .630, .631

Ephrata Imprint Crown .631

Erb, George  .107

Erb, John  .107

Erdman, Daniel R.  .1012

Erguth, Jacob  .1193

Erguth, John .1193

Erich, Christian, Jr.  .1107

Erringer, Mr.  .1214

Erving, Chas.  .1613

Erving, James  .76

Eugenie, James Dexter  .15

Euphresena Groves  .1096

Evan  (of Morgan & Evan)  .1314

Evan, Tho,  .1512

Evans  .330

Evans & Carpenter  . 288

Evans, John, & Son  .969

Evans  (of Evans & Carpenter)  .288

Evans, Fr.  .1367

Evans, Mr.  .1193, .1408, .1716

Evans, John  (of Evans, John, & Son)  .969

Evans, John .977, .1626

Evans, John C.  . l186

Evans, Robert  .1449

Evans, William .1090, .1165, .1325

Everett, Samuel  .1165

Everhard, John  .369

Everly & Roes  .291

Everly  (of Everly & Roes)  .291

Ewing, Israel  .138

Ewing, Samuel  .1421

Ewisig .1216

Eyre, George L.  .1320

Eyre, Manuel  .2, .211, .1580

Eyre, Manuel, Jr.  .338

 

Fahnstock, Samuel  .946

Fairbairer, Mr.  .1748

Fairbridge, Robert  .1666

Fairchild vs. Fell  .1480

Fairchild, Ziba .326

Falkenburgh, Lawrence  .1252

Fame (Ship)  .1169-.1170

Farguharson, Robert  .1240

Farmers & Mechanicks Bank  (Philadelphia)  .801

Farmer's Brewery  .971

Farnham .557

Farnham, Mr.  .1494,  .1495

Farnham, Alexander  .549

Farnsworth, Jos. D.  .6

Farquar, William  .1627

Farr  (of Carmichael & Farr)  .243

Farrel  (of Strauss & Farrel)  .1732

Farrow, Benjamin  .1001

Fartin, Joseph  .1459

Fauclay, S. W.  .78

Fay, Jacob  .1148

Fell  .353, .361, .549

Fell, Jenkins  .1063

Fell, Thos.  .1481

Fell, William Jenks   .313, .316-.319, .322, .326, .538, .542-.545, .570, .923

Fell vs. Fairchild  .1480

Fell vs. Keck .1335-.1337, .1491, .1492, .1494, .1495, .1624

Fell vs. Markle Case  .313, .316-.319, .322, .355, .357, .361, .824, .864,.923-.925, .I486-.1488

Fellowes & Co.  .768

Fellowes  (of Fellowes & Co.)  .768

Fellowes, William .768

Fellows, Joseph (Capt.)  .379

Fellows, Joseph  .809

Felthousen, Barent W.  .449

Fendall, Philip R.  .1741

Fennel, Mr.  .1054

Fenner, George H.  .1410

Fenwick, Lewis B.  .34

Fercher, Daniel  .1408

Ferguson  (of Gill & Ferguson)  .332

Ferguson, Jones & Co.  .1702

Ferguson, Ogden & Co.  .659

Ferguson  (of Ferguson, Ogden & Co.)  .659

Ferguson  (of Ferguson, Jones & Co.) .1702

Ferguson  (of Gill, Ferguson, & Co.)  .332, .1110, .1261, .1440

Ferguson, Mr.  .44

Ferguson, A.  .91, .727, .728

Ferguson, John .1210

Ferren  .1033

Ferris, Benjamin .1627

Ferris, David  .1627

Ferry, Hiram .182

Ferstir, Thos.  .1471

Fickes, Jacob  .333

Fidler, Lancelot  .449

Fifield, Dr.  .38, .395.1

Fifield, Albert G.  .1241

Fifield, Henry S.  .1241

Fifield, Joseph  .1439

Fillmore, Mr. & Mrs.  .1722

Findlay, William  .1333

Finirray, John  . 1481

Fink, John  .1408

Finlay, David  .1671, .1673

Finley, John Fr.  .1268

Finly, David  - see Finlay

Finly, O.S.  .1673

Finn, Catherine  .362

Finn, Sarah  .362

Finn, Stephen  .362

Finnick, L. B.  . 1280

Fisher, Mr.  .1607

Fisher, B.  .1215

Fisher, Charles  .1208a-b

Fisher, George  .1606

Fisher, J. Francis  .32

Fisher, Jacob  .371

Fisher, John  .306, .371

Fisher, Mary R.  .1503

Fisher vs. Ollinger   .306

Fitch, Samuel M.  .1065

Fitler, Daniel   .69, .855-.858

Fitler, Jacob  .1321

Fitzpatrick, Benjamin  .528

Fitzwaters, Jacob  .969

Flake, George  .499

Flanery, Henry  .1378

Flanigan, David  .1243

Flavius Josephus  .1294-.1298

Fleming, Jno.  .1478

Flemington & Amwell  .1708

Flemington  (of Flemington & Amwell) .1708

Flemington, Ermich  .1612

Flintham, William .1203

Fly  (Schooner)  .1285

Foeglie, Henry  .799, . 804

Folly(?), Harold  .731

Fonda, Abraham  .449

Fontaine, Francis  .216

Footman & Co.  .756

Footman  (of Footman & Co.)  .756

Foran  (of Reed & Foran)  .1083

Forbes, Ann .1595

Forbes, Carroll  .996

Forbes, R.B.  .1101

Ford  (of Read & Ford/Reed & Ford)  .337, .699, .1107, .1669

Forer, John  .158

Forest, James  (or Forrest)  .1211, .1212

Forman, Abraham .258

Forrest, Andrew  .195

Forrest, James - see Forset, James

Forsaith, Mr.   .1716

Forsyth  (of Riddle & Forsyth)  .1112

Forsythe, Andrew  .1059

Forsythe, John  .1059

Forsythe, Robert  .1059

Foster & Giraud  .1458

Foster  (of Foster & Giraud)  .1458

Foster, Mr.  .1090

Foster, James H.  .368

Foster, Jeremiah J.  .977

Foster, T. L.  .133

Foulke, E. Parker  .1205

Foulke, Thomas  .145, .1284

Fourns, Johannes  .1664

Fourth  .1017

Fowler, Genl.  .1679

Fowler, Jacob  .1001

Fowler, Rebecca  .977

Fox, Chas.  .1618

Fox, Edward  .1697

Fox, George  .70

Fox, John  .227a-b

Fox, Joseph  .70

Fox, Mason Thos.  . 1438

Fox, Samuel M.  .1092

Frailey, C.  .1215

Frailey, Frederick .1580

Fraily,   John U.      .1090

Framond,  W.      .21

Francis  (of Willing & Francis)  .782

Francis, Anne  .1012

Frank, John  .1172

Franklin (schooner)  .309

Franklin, B.W.  .1238

Franklin, L.  .1690

Franks, John  .1175

Fraunces, Andrew G.  .189

Frazer  .1609

Frazer, Charlotte  .1609

Frazier, James  .26

Frazier, Nolbo  .1645

Frederick, Martin  .1221

Free vs. Keck et al.  .549, .1711

Freed, Adam .1471

Freed, Philip  .1471

Freeman, Henry R.  .1088

Freighlich, George  .804

Freyer, Henry  .1471

Friends Monthly Meeting of Northern District  .295

Fritz, Christian  .1471

Fritz, Peter  .610

Frost, Jonathan  .1091

Fruere & Vale   .580

Fry, Richard  .301.1

Fryer  (of Claghorne & Fryer)  .135

Frys, Richard  .301, .305

de Fues, Antonio, & Co.  .379

de Fues, Antonio  (of de Fues, Antonio & Co.)  .379

Fuller, Samuel  .1654

Fuller, Thaddeus  .1654

Fullon Bank  .215

Funk, Isaac  .656a

Furman, Richard  .1067

Futton, James  .1059

Fyon, John  .1484

 

G., E.  716

G., J., Jr.  .1260,  .1265

Gable, John  .935

Gallagher, Geo.  .388

Gallagher, Ja.  .780

Gale, Hubbard C. .8ll

Galler, Francis  .258

Gammon & Gawford  .1617

Gammon  (of Gammon & Gawford)  .1617

Gammon, George & Sons  .1617

Gammon, George  (of Gammon, Geouge & Sons)  .1617

Garber, Jacob  .185

Gard, Mr.  .1214

Gardner, Asa  .724

Garmine, Christopher  .165

Garnier, Charles,  .1475

Garnier, Margarite Thiotlier  .1475

Garnsey, John  .449

Garr, Andrew S.  .1353

Garrett,  Abner     .1325

Garrett, Josiah .1426

Garrett, Mary .1426

Garretson, Mr.  .95

Garrigues, Edward B.  .1581

Garth  (of Poston & Garth)  .1447

Garth, Granville W.  .1109

Garvin  (of Mears & Garvin)  .1553

Gascoigne, Charles  .449

Gascoigne, James B.  .449

Gaskill, Charles C.  .86

Gaskill, D.  .1587

Gaskill, Samuel  .1443

Gaul, Frederick .1185

Gawford  (of Gammon & Gawford)  .1617

Gay, Lewis  .1550

Gear, Peter  .226

Gebhard, Lewis P.  .1320

Geenour, Andrew (also misspelled as Shenour)  .205

Geenour, Andrew   .207

Geenour, Margaret  .207

Gehr, Balzer  .1670

Geiger, John .1471

Gen. Stark  (schooner)  .429

Geneva, Bank of  .793

George  (Negro)  .328

George  (Ship)  .1099

George Washington  (Ship)  .690

Gelston, John  .1064

Gerhart, Mr.  .8l9

Gethan, John .1012

Gib, Timothy   .1685

Gibbons  .1569

Gibbons & Bonsall  .1390

Gibbons  (of Gibbons & Bonsall)  .1390

Gibbons, J.  .1403

Gibbs, Job  .1185

Gibbs, Uriah  .345

Gibson  (ot Astley & Gibson)  .1236

Gibson, Mr.  .1614

Gibson, Mrs  . 1608

Gibson, Ashley   . 1058

Gibson, James  .85, .1058

Gibson, John  .519

Gibson, William  .787, .1061, .1062

Gifford, Andrew .576, .578

Gihon & Co.     .524-527

Gihon, John, & Co.  .524-527

Gihon  (of Gihon & Co.)  .524-527

Gihon, Andrew  .524-527

Gihon, Elizabeth .527

Gihon, John  (of Gihon, John & Co.)  .524-527

Gihon, William .524-527

Gihon, William (Sr.)  .524-527

Gilback, George  .69

Gilbert, Mr.  .12

Gilbert, J. W.  .1600

Gilbert, Jacob  .107

Gilbert, Mary  .231

Gilbert, William W.  .515

Gile, Timothy  .1685

Gill & Ferguson  .332, .1110, .1261, .1440

Gill, Ferguson & Co.  – see Gill & Ferguson

Gill, John, & Co.  .95

Gill, John, Jr., & Co.  .1653

Gill, Robert, & Co.  .788b,  .892

Gill  (of Gill & Ferguson)  .332, .1110, .1261, .1440

Gill, John, Jr.  (of Gill, John Jr. & Co.) .1653

Gill, Mr.  .100, .1208a-b

Gill, Andrew H.  .1061,  .1062

Gill, John .565,  .589,  .1207,  .1458

Gill, John, Jr.  .22-.25, .34, .35, .54, .57, .67, .89, .91, .93, .94, .100, .332, .409, .411, .589, .727-729, .733, .892, .1110, .1280, .1440, .1444, .1653

Gill, Robert  .23,  .24, .788a,  .892.

Gillappy & Strong .1525

Gillas, George .156

Gillespie, A.  .760

Gillespie, J.  .760

Gillin, William  .224

Gillinger, James  .536

Ginnings  .1096

Ginnings, John C.  .288

Girard, Stephen .741, .966-.968, .974-.976, .1036, .1038, .1546, .1547

Girard Bank .1217,  .1511,  .1512

Giraud  (of Foster & Giraud)  .1458

Given, Dickson  .1000

Given, J.M.  .1000

Given, Joseph  .1000

Giver, William .1390

Givin  (of Bell & Givin)  . 1287

Glasser, Daniel  .1408

Glaze, George  .192

Glen, William .1481

Glenn, Joseph  .240

Glick, Daniel  .1747

Gloninger, John   .170, .188, .469

Glover, Jacob  .977

Glover, James  .1405

Glover, John  .1405

Goddard (of Smith & Goddard) .790

Goddison, Ralph  .1054

Godfrey, Laurie & Small  .406

Godfrey  (of Lane & Godfrey)  .1399

Godfrey  (of Laurie, Godfrey & Small) .406a-b

Godfrey, John J.  .449

Goetz, Gustavus  .209

Goff, Jno. Doak   .1517, .1518

Goland, H.  .1260, .1265

Golden, Thomas  .258

Goldsborough, C., Jr.  .1669

Gonderson, Swan  .1010

Goodenow, Abraham  .345

Goodenow, Daniel  .345

Goodenow, Elisha  .345

Goodenow, Joseph  .345

Goodenow, Jotham  .345

Goodenow, Micah  .345

Goodman, Daniel  .345

Goodman, Samuel  .1522

Goodwin, William .107

Gordon  .1017

Gordon, Thomas  .76

Gordon, William C.  .1117

Gore, Thos.  .1403, .1569

Gossler, Henry  .1150

Gossner, Joseph  .1185

Gotner, Michel  .751

Gould, Edward B.  .597

Goulding, D.  .1100

Gowan, William M.  .387

Goward, James C.  .819

Gowen, Patrick M.  .1618

Graebe, Chs.  .605

Graebe, Victor  .605

Graeff, Abraham .1347

Graeff, Jacob  .1347

Graff  .226, .1387, .1604

Graff, Anne (Mrs.)  .108

Graff, Charles  .39, .88, .115, .270, .610, .612, .1076, .1388, .1508, .1509, .1535, .1615

Graff, Edmund  .88

Graff, Frederick  .88, .115, .1535

Graff, Jacob  .246, .1149, .1535

Graff, Jacob, Jr.  .246, .593

Graff, M.  .1215

Graff, Sophia  .1186

Graffs, Robert, Tom & Sail  .226

Graft, Charles  .1520

Grafton, Hannah  .197

Grafton, Joseph  .197

Graham, Isaiah  .1333

Graham, Theodore  .404

Graham, William .1265

Graible, J. J.  .1281

Granbery, Josiah  .623

Grand Turk (ship)  .153

Grans, Mrs.   .1710

Grant (of Race, Nixon & Grant)  .1962

Grant, Geo.  .764, .859, .961

Grarees, John  .1427

Gras, John  .762

Grasby, Hannah  .288

Grashart, Jacob  .107

Grasten, Sheperd  .1412

Gratz  .382

Gray, Ann  (late Jane Wollerton)  .1427

Gray, C. B.  .1730

Gray, Caleb  .1427

Gray, Enoch  .1481

Gray, George  .557

Gray, H. C.  .1730

Gray, James  .151

Gray, Robt.  .1626

Gray, William .549

Graze, George  .192

Green .1017

Green, (Captain)  .1639, .1743

Green, Caleb Smith  .1708

Green, Christopher  .673

Green, Jacob  .1330, .1331

Green, John  .1332, .1648

Green, Joseph  .1332, .1504

Green, Rachel  .1504

Green, Richard  .761a, .762

Green, Richard L.  .344, .1569

Green, Richard T.  .328, .334, .347, .1403

Green, William .1408

Greene, Abraham  .1016

Greene, Rufus  (Capt.)  .510, .1743

Greenleaf  (of Hull, Greenleaf & Co.) .34

Greenough, E.  .1341

Greenway, Nash & Co.  .1171

Greenway  (of Greenway, Nash & Co.) .1171

Greer, Andrew .803, .1071

Gregoire, C.  .340

Grenewalt  .1195

Grice, Joseph  .338

Griffin, David  .1210

Griffin, Sarah  .1210

Griffith, Jane  .1618

Griggs, Mrs.  .978

Grim, David  .1188

Grim, Peter  .1618

Griscom, Andrew .1611

Griscome, Samuel  .274

Griscone, Geo.  .1511

Grish, David  .1382

Groh, Catharina  .369

Groh, George (Jr.)  .369

Groh, Henry  .1204

Groinss(?), Gottfried  .1744

Groninger, John .170, .188

Groom, J. F.  .93

Groome, John C.  .95

Groshon, Frederick .600

Gross, Alexander  .1366

Gross, Catherine   .341, .1269

Gross, Ludwig  .185, .341, .1259, .1593

Grove, David  .165

Grove, Marks  .202

Grove, Simon .705

Groves, Mr.  .1340

Groves, R. F.  .1218

Growdon, J.  .1634

Grum, John (Capt.)  .170

Grundy, George  .1609

Gue  .1601

Gugin, Joseph M.  .1059

Guiled, Harry  .811

Gulager, C.  .211

Gulden, E. (Mrs.)  .1509

Guldin, John .749

Gumbes, Rebecca  .116

Gunfair, Patrick .677

Gurley, Artemas  .401, .402

Gurley, Jacob  .402

Gurley, Samuel  .401

Gustine, James (Doctor)  .310

Guyer, Jacob H.  .107

Guyer, John .107

 

H., H.  .1586

Haas  .369, .1017

Haas, Frederick .680

Haas, Nicholas  .302

Habersham  .1221

Hachet, James  .1237

Hackasays, John C.  .1001

Hacket, Joseph  .1091

Haddon  (of Schultz Haddon & Co.)  .768

Hadfield  .1084

Hadfield, Mr.  .1666

Hagedorn, G.  .1141

Haggard, Hannah  .885

Hague, Francis  .1627

Hahn, Peter  .1618

Haight, Caleb  .1307

Haines  .908

Haines, Josiah  .568, .569, .571, .653, .655

Haines, Samuel  .616, .1090

Halcyon  (Sloop)  .934

Haldeman, Abraham .647

Haldeman, Florence (Mrs.)  .1422

Hale, Chas.  .180

Hale, Josiah S.  .831

Hall, Mr.  .1694

Hall, David  .230, .231

Hall, David M.  .1113

Hall, E. T.  .381

Hall, Isaac  .1001

Hall, J.  .44

Hall, James  .1653

Hall, John .1697

Hall, John C.  .1262, .1325, .1653

Hall, Mary  .1325, .1431

Hall, Robert  .449

Hall, Thomas  .1325

Hall, Thomas M.  .1186

Hallett, Jacob  .1461

Hallowell, John  .43

Halsey, G. L.  .350, .549, .1063, .1711, .1624

Halsted, James  .1478

Halsted, William .75, .1415

Hamill, Christian  .1328

Hamill, John  .267

Hamilton,  (of Palmer & Hamilton) .816

Hamilton, Jono. (Col.)  .1562

Hamilton, Quentin .1234

Hamilton, Riseilla  .977

Hamilton, Thomas  .536, .1562

Hamilton, Thomas H.  .1449

Hamin, William .1237

Hamlet  (of Wood & Hamlet)  .166

Hamlin  (of Beattie & Hamlin)  .774

Hamlin, J.  .365

Hamlin, Joseph  .282

Hammond, Judah  .1304

Hammond, Wm.  .1484

Hamrick, Mathilda  .863

Hana, A. A.  .481

Hancock, Benjamin  .1268

Hancock, Edward  .1268

Hand, A. A.  .481

Hands, Jeremiah  .1439

Hands, Jonathan .1439

Hands, Joseph  .1439

Handt, Joseph  .1001

Hanible (Ship) [i.e. Hannibal?]  .1354

Hannibal (Ship)  .224, .986

            [see also Hanible and Hinabal]

Hanse, Jeremiah  .1186

Hanson, Will  .617

Harb, William .1279

Harbert & Davis  .610

Harbert  (of Harbert & Davis)  .610

Harding, Knowles  .1654

Harding, Thomas  .1654

Harford, Henry  .496, .763, .1553, .1554

Harkin, John  .1237

Harkins, John .1058

Harman, David  .556

Harmsen, Henry  .256a

Harnstick, M.  .1214

Harper, Thomas  .610

Harridon .224

Harringer, Mr.  .1512

Harrington, Hannah  .117

Harris & Chauncey  .1353

Harris  (of Harris & Chauncey)  .1353

Harris vs. Bruer & others  .537

Harris, George Stuart  .547

Harris, Hannah  .1627

Harris, Mark Stuart  .547

Harris, Mary (Mrs.)  .1141

Harris, Nath.  .1628

Harris, S.  .1571

Harris, Thomas Stuart  .547

Harris, Townsend  .1353

Harris, William .1001, .1249

Harrisburg Savings Institute  .1220

Harrison, John  .685, .686, .881

Harrison, Samuel  .1085

Harrison, William .1521

Harry  (Sloop)  .1643

Hart  .804

Hart, Jacob  .1516

Hart, John C.  .1264

Hart, Joseph  .1203

Hartenstine, Hannah .1408

Hartenstine, Jacob  .1408

Harter, John  .1443

Hartley, George  .339

Hartinger, Susannah  .1199

Hartz, Mr.  .1341

Hartz, S.  .1215

Harvard College  .356

Harvey & Davis  .1631

Harvey  (of Harvey & Davis)  .1631

Harvey, Isaac, Jr.  .1690

Harvey, Peter  .1627

Harvey, Phillip  .1481, .1482

Harvey, Sampson .1660, .1662

Hasper, Arthur .1243

Hastings  (of Curoths & Hastings)  .1457

Hastings, Charles  .1626

Hastings, Elizabeth  .231

Hastings, Patrick R.  .1738

Hatfield, William .449

Hathorn, Mrs  .1716

Haumus, Leib & Co.  .1128

Haumus  (of Heil & Haumus)  .1128

Havelin, John .221

Havert, Daniel  .1697

Hawk, D.  .1305

Hawk, George  .1305

Hawkins,  .1016

Hawley, William .511

Hay, Tom  .1630

Hayes, Alexander L.  .109

Hayes, W.  .1532

Haynes, Capt.  .1520

Hazard  (Brig)  .432

Hazard  (Schooner)  .763

Headfields, Joseph  .1174

Heckawelder  .549

Heckner, John .1245

Heddy, Capt.  .640

Hedley, John R.  .1028

Heebner, George  .1676

Heermans & Rathbone & Co.  .334, .453

Heermans  (of Heermans & Rathbone & Co.)  .334, .453

Hefflys, Catharina .1371

Heffner, Benjamin  .798

Heft, Elizabeth  .1618

Heighly, John .1305

Heil & Haumus  .1128

Heil  (of Heil & Haumus)  .1128

Heilner & Bast  .373

Heilner  (of Heilner & Bast)  .373

Hein, John Henry  .646

Heinrich, Johann  .1292

Heister, David J.  .370

Heiver, Jacob  .157

Helffrick, Henry B.  .601

Hellusson Brothers  .1006

Helm, Abraham .590

Helmes, Anthony  .1117

Helmes, Samuel  .1117

Helmuth, Henry K.  .205

Helmuth,  Henry H.     .207

Help, Abraham .1625

Helvin, David (Capt.)  .821

Henderson & Co.  .1217

Henderson, A., & Co.  .1217

Henderson  (of Henderson & Co.)  .1217

Henderson, A.  (of Henderson, A., & Co.)  .1217

Henderson, A. H.  .142

Henker  .1195

Henry  (of Chasoner & Henry)  .1109

Henry, Abraham .1618

Henry, Ann  .1694

Henry, Asm.  .1694

Henry, James  .380

Henry, William .139, .1372

Hepburn, Mr.  .764

Herble, George  .1204

Hering, Jacob  .65, .264

Herman, Christian .341a-b, .1259

Herman, Elizabeth  .341, .1259, .1269

Herman, Joseph  .341, .1259, .1593

Hermay, Jacob  .1369

Herner, Jacob  .1652

Herring, Jacob  .264

Herrington, Jacob  .1058

Herrington, James  .1058

Hertzog, Peter  .1203

Hess, George  .1389

Hetty [or Hettey]  (Brig)  .503, .1640, .1660

Hewan, Israel  .138

Hewit, Shamgad  .1428

Hewitt, Thomas  .153

Heyer, Corns.  .541

Heyl, M.  .1390

Heyl, William .690

Heylin, Dr.  .1140

Hicks, John B.  .1066, .106?

Hiester, Gabl.  .1385

Higbee, Joseph  .1400

High  .1198

Highland Coal Co.  .538

Hildreth, James  .1039

Hildreth, John .1268

Hildreth, Joseph  .1428

Hildreth, Joshua  .1439

Hildreth, Joshua, Jr.  .1439

Hiligus, George  .107

Hill, Daniel  .800

Hill, Henry  .1507

Hill, Isaac  .236

Hill, Jacob  .1366

Hill, William P.  .237

Hillegas, Michael  .47

Hillman  (schooner)  .256b

Hills, H. R. W.  .1240

Hilmon, Daniel  .301.1

Hiltz, Peter  .1471

Himmel, Jacob  .1061, .1062

Hinabal  [i.e. Hannibal?] (Ship)  .579

Hinchman, John  .1637

Hinckle, C.  .1017

Hindostan (Ship)  .1590

Hink, Isaiah  .1639

Hinkson, John Caldwell  .1517, .1518

Hinson, Jacob M.  .536

Hinter, Alexander  .1242

Hipple, Isaac  .846

Hitchcock .1019

Hitchcock, M. (Capt.)  .1016

Hitchcock, Daniel M.  .1313

Hite & Ormsby  .44

Hitzell, George  .1198

Hobart, Mr.  .96

Hobart, Enoch  .1172, .1175

Hobart, Hannah  .899

Hobart, John , .970a-b

Hobart, Nathaniel B.  .112

Hobart, Robert E.  .112

Hoch & Stauffer  .116

Hoch  (of Hoch & Stauffer)  .116

Hoch, Joseph. .1150

Hocker, John  .969

Hoff, Jacob  .1096

Hoffer, John  .168, .186

Hoffman .1016

Hoffman, Peter  .646

Hoffman, Slo.  .1509

Hoffman, Stephen   .646

Holland, Chas.  .1613

Hollingsworth, Parcher  .945

Hollinshead, Elizabeth .90

Hollinshead, John  .90, .106, .36a

Hollinshead, Sarah .90

Hollinshead, Thomas  .301, .305

Hollinshed, Mr.  .875

Hollinsworth, John  .36

Holloway, Thomas  .226a-b

Hollowell  .282

Holmes & Rainy  .1287

Holmes  (of Holmes & Rainy)  .1287

Holmes, Mr.  .1579

Holmes, Alexander  .366

Holmes, Hugh  .1180, .1289, .1400, .1635, .1636

Holmes, John  .1642

Holmes, Nancy  .1517, .1518

Holmes, Nathaniel  .879, .880

Holt, Robert  .1697

Homes  (of Carman, Leman & Homes) .259

Hood, John  .1262

Hood, Hannah (Mrs.)  .1090, .1262

Hook, Eliza .412

Hoover, William .1618

Hopkins & Parsons  .775

Hopkins, Griffith M.  .1001

Hopkins, James  .179

Hopkins, Samuel  .179

Hopkinson, Joseph .1331, .1322

Horne, William .1627

Horniblow, John .1551

Horseman, Susan .773

Horton, Caleb  .253a

Horton, Ebenezer  .1321, .1322

Horton, R. H.,  Jr.  .1128

Hosack, Magdalena .1092

Hoskins  (of Ellis & Hoskins)  .1672

Hoskins, Robert  .1244

Hosmer, George  .927

Houbing, Philip  .1532

Hounslow, Mary  .1218

House, John, & Co.  .781

House, John  (of House, John & Co.)  .781

Houseman, John  .1577

Houseman, Polly  .1577

Houston, Ezra C.   .449

How, Lewis  .938

Howard & Rawkings  .1510

Howard  (of Howard & Rawkings)  .1510

Howard, Benjamin R.  .1510

Howard, Henry C.  .1517, .1518

Howard, John Willson .1484

Howard, Mrs  .1716

Howe, Mr.  .1507

Howe, Nathan  .811

Howe, Philip  .1092

Howe, W. Geo.  .660

Howell & Bennett  .969

Howell, William W., & Co.  .1019

Howell  (of Howell & Bennett)  .969

Howell, Austin .1086

Howell, Lewis  .932

Howell, Reading  .1626

Howell, William .1019

Howell, William W.  (of Howell, William W., & Co.)  .44, .1019,

Hower, Solomon .799, .804

Hoyt, Gov.  .330, .352, .824, .825, .864

Hoyt, Henry M.  .1480

Hozey, Charles F.  .807

Hubbard, Dr.  .1117

Hubbell, Anna Maria  (Miss)  .1077

Hubbell, Margaret  .1077

Huber, Henry  .288

Hubley, Edward B.  .1382

Hubley, Henry D.  .202

Hubley, Jacob  .645

Hubley, John  .188, .194, .202

Hubley, Jos.  .1408

Hubner, George  .1676

Huddle, Joseph  .1272

Hugh, Ellis  .1627

Hughs, Francis W.  .1205

Hughes, Caines M.  .1067

Hughes, Eliza  .1344

Hughes, Enos B. W.  .380

Hughes, F. W.  .715, .818, .828

Hughes, James  .737

Hughes, James M.  .1344

Hughes, Jas. W.  .1398

Hughes, Samuel, & Son  .380

Hughes, Samuel  .380

Hughes, W.  .800

Hughler, Benjamin .636

Huling, James H.  .1249

Huling, Seedy  .1249

Hull, Greenleaf & Co.  .34

Hulsted, Mr.  .926

Hume, James  .1126

Hummel, Magdalina  .107

Humphrey, Charles  .1329

Humphrey, Thos.  .1625

Humphreys, John .13

Hunford  (of Lyman & Hunford)  .1255

Hunn, John S.  .1, .476, .509, .557, .657, .661, .662, .674, .1023,.1167, .1450

Hunt, Christian .165

Hunt, Samuel S.  .911-.922

Hunt, Thomas  .737

Hunt, Wilson  .1589

Huntington, H.  .1087

Huntly  .1142

Huntzinger, Jacob  .370, .1384

Hurlbut  (of Owen & Hurlbut)  .1074

Huron & Sawyer  .555

Huron  (of Huron & Sawyer)  .555

Hutchins  .1017

Hutchins, William .1459

Hutchinson  (of Wood & Hutchinson) .37

Hutchinson, Oliver  .37

Huttenshone, Jacob, Sr.  .1198

Huttey, John  .261

Huver, the Widow .1185

Hyde, Ben .1178

 

Iddings, James  .1210

Iles, Rosanna  .1618

Imbert, Feliz  .1697

Imlay, John  .699

Ingersoll, C,  .810

Ingersoll, C.S.  .1568

Ingersoll, J.  .1390

Ingham, Wm. S.  .1496

Ingle & Lindsey  .1236

Ingle  (of Ingle & Lindsey)  .1236

Innes, John B.  .586-.588

Innes, Jos.  .228

Innes, Joseph  .969

Insurance Company of North America  .1090, .1621

Intrepid  (Ship)  .821

Irick, William .90

Iris  (Brig) .1423

Irvin, Alexander  .52

Irving, Andrew .958

Irving, John T.  .493, .508

Irwin, D., & Son  .1240

Irwin, D.  (of Irwin, D., & Son)  .1240

Irwin, George  .1277, .1742

Irwin, Isaac  .1442

Irwin, John .1742

Isabella  (Schooner)  .734

Iwin, Alexander  .52

 

Jack, John  .1525

Jack, Margaret  .156, .1525

Jackson .1017, .1565

Jackson, Isaac  .1627

Jackson, Jasper M., & Co.  .1723

Jackson, H. W.  .1385

Jackson, Henry  .1095

Jackson, James  .550, .1565, .1566

Jackson, Jasper  .606

Jackson, Jasper M.  (of Jackson, Jasper M., & Co.)  .1723

Jackson, Joseph  .1153, .1299

Jackson, Rebekah  .1299

Jackson, Samuel  .1723

Jacob, William .1285

Jacobus, Anthony A.  .788

Jacoby  .1216

James (Brig) .955

James  .1569

James, Dr.  .1090

James, Mr.  .291

Jane  (schooner)  .256b

Janney, Mahlon .1627

January, Peter  .1575

Janus  (of Tapill, Janus & Co.) .1037

Jaques, Nicholl Smith  .1442

Jaques, Richard  .1442

Jaques, Samuel R.  .1442

Jarman, Jonathan .1463

Jason  (Brig)   .497, .1359, .1603, .1659, .1740, .1745

Jeffers, Wm. N.  .395.1

Jefferson  (Schooner)  .1687

Jenkes, Geo. A.  .521

Jenkins , William .705

Jenny  (Schooner)   .495

Jeott, John B.  .1355

Jewalt, Samuel  .1598

Jewitt, Sarah  .791

Job, Niclous  .159

Johannes Andreas  (Ship)  .256a

John, Balzer  .1670

John, Capt.  .121

John, Philip  .1670

John  (Schooner)  .1520

John Adams   (Brig)  .934

Johnes, W.  .1100

Johns, Daniel  .1593

Johnson & Neilson .368

Johnson  (of Beekman & Johnson)  .555

Johnson  (of Johnson & Heilson)  .368

Johnson  (of Wallace, Johnson & Morris) .1477

Johnson, Benjamin  .107

Johnson, David  .85, .1087

Johnson, Jacob  .288

Johnson, John .223, .1613

Johnson, Joshua .1477

Johnson, Philip  .1185

Johnson, Robert  .1477

Johnson, Rufus  .489

Johnson, Smith  .268

Johnston, Adam  .1677

Johnston, David  .1594

Johnston, Edward  .1099

Johnston, Francis  .1012

Johnston, Geo.  .23-.24

Johnston, J. (Colonel)  .34

Johnston, John  .1001

Jones  .224, .1569

Jones & Co.  .1510

Jones  (of Ferguson, Jones & Co.) .1702

Jones  (of Jones & Co.)  .1510

Jones  (of Myer & Jones)  .610

Jones  (of Talbot, Jones & Co.)  .210

Jones, A.  .496, .1178

Jones, A. M.  .1587

Jones, Abraham .998

Jones, Arthur  .152, .294, .346, .348, .492, .623, .803, .998, .1054, .1056, .1071, .1286, .1339,  .1401, .1432, .1433, .1551, .1552, .1553, .1558, .1584, .1586, .1588, .1589

Jones, Benjamin .1249

Jones, Brinton .1326, .1327

Jones, Isaac  .1602

Jones, Isaac C.  .1001

Jones, John  .1643

Jones, Mary  .1001

Jones, Owen  .1058

Jones, Samuel  .1066, .1326, .1327, .1575, .1677

Jones, W.  .1403

Jordan, R.  .1214

Jorif, Martin .272

Joseph & Father Co.  .217

Joseph  (of Joseph & Father Co.) .217

Joseph, Samuel  .490

Josephus, Flavius  .494, .622

Jourdan, John  .673

Joyce, J. J.  (of Butzford & Joyce)  .610

 

K. , Fred.  .1408

Kaiphn, Isaac  .1001

Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.  .1082

Kantner & Lehr  .1204

Kantner  (of Kantner & Lehr)  .1204

Kantner, George  .1204

Kates, Louisa S.  .17

Katz, Jno. C.  .1618

Kaufman, Christian .1204

Kaufman, Isaac  .1204

Kaufman, Joseph  .1204

Kay  .234

Kay & Troutman .108

Kay  (of Kay & Troutman)  .108

Kay, Mr.  .108, .651

Kay, David  .1742

            [possibly means Cay]

Kay, Isaac  .977

Kay, John .977

Kay, Matthias  .977

Kay, W.  .1713

Kearney  .1055

Kearny, J.  .554

Kearney, John  .224

Kearny, John W.   .554

Keck  .549

Keck, A. S.  .350

Keck, C. L.   .350

Keck, Charles L.  .326

Keck, G. L.  .1711

Keck vs. Fell  .1335-.1337, .1491, .1492, .1494, .1495, .1624

Keck vs. Free et al.  .549, .1711

Kee, M., & Co.  .1217

Kee, James W.  .1677

Kee, Jane  .1677

Kee, M.  (of Kee, M. & Co.)  .1217

Keehl, Henry  .1369

Keeler, Amos  .1443

Keeley, Matthias  .1058

Keen, John .1058

Keffer, Joseph  .1651

Kehe, Jacob  .1471

Kehl, Anthony  .107

Kehler, Leonard  .1058

Keim, Conrad  .116

Keim, George D. B.  .369, .373

Keiver, Jacob  .157

Kelchner, Jacob  .369

Kelchner, Maria .369

Keller, Adam .1058

Kelly  (of Wynns & Kelly)  .348

Kelly, Erasmus, Jr.  .1608

Kelly, George  .477-.478

Kelly, George B.  .1073

Kelly, John  .1061, .1062

Kelton, James  .1482

Kemmerer & Co.  .124, .542-.545

Kemmerer, M. S., & Company  .123-.125, .128-.129, .131, .1731

Kemmerer & Co. vs. Timony  (see under Timony vs. Kemmerer)  .1731, .1732

Kemmerer, Jno.  .353

Kemmerer, M. S.  .1435, .1436, .1732

Kemmerer, M.S.  (of Kemmerer, M.S. & Co.)  .123-.125, .128-.129, .131, .1731

Kemmerer, Malhon S.  (of Kemmerer & Co.)  .124, .542-.545

Kemp, Daniel  .1364

Kempt, George  .1670

Kempton, Moses, & Co.  .1587

Kempton, Moses  (of Kempton, Moses & Co.) .1587

Kenerly, Richard M.  .987

Kenig, Samuel  .648

Kennedy  (of Walker & Kennedy)  .496

Kennedy, John  .411, .721, .1110

Kennedy, William .1090

Kennedy, William (Capt.)  .679

Kenner, William, & Co.  .807a

Kenner, William (of Kenner, William & Co.} . 807a

Kent  (of Yeatman & Kent)  .67, .89

Kent, Jacob  .1193

Kent, James  .198, .1159-.1163

Kepler, John .107

Kepler, Samuel  .107

Ker, William .1608

Kercher, Ludwig .1058

Kerlin, Israel  .1443

Kerlin, Peter  .1443

Kern, Gabriel  .342

Kern, John .342

Kerns, Abraham .993

Kerr, R. E.  .407

Kershaw (of Roe & Kershaw)  .1497

Kerst, George  .1166

Kesler, Mr.  .62

Kesler, J.  .1316

Kesler, John .1090

            [see also Kessler]

Kessler, J.  .221

Kessler, John  .336, .1185

            [see also Kesler]

Kessler, Mary  .288

Key, Rachel  .1097

Kibach, William .1247

Kicker, Daniel  .1191

Kickson, Helen .1684

Kidder, Brother  .1735

Kieh, Ab.  .1204

Kilbee, Edward  .1432

Kllpatrick, A.  .1218

Kilty, John  .327

Kim, John W.  .787

Kimberg, Dennis  .580

Kimmel  .800

Kindig, Henry  .1644

Kindig, Jacob  .1644

Kindy, Jacob  .1644

King, Anderson & Sage  .877

King & Lowry  .1635, .1636

King  (of King, Anderson & Sage)  .877

King  (of King & Lowry)  .1635, .1636

King, Aaron  .1001

King, Benjamin  .64

King, Emily  .1610

King, Henery  .344, .347

King, Henry .328, .1403, .1569

King, John  .730, .943

King, Miles  .1401

King, Peter  .1001

King, Reary  .1585

King, William  .1610

Kinkead  (of McLaughland & Kinkead) .567

Kinly, John M.  .1242

Kinney, Simon .958, .1122

Kinsey, Charles  .1443

Kinsey, Thomas, Jr.  .1302

Kinsman, Israel  .1415

Kintzing, Abraham .1134, .1390

Kip, H. J.  .1558

Kirby, Jonathan .1457

Kirk, Isaiah .1639

Kirk, John .1149

Kirkhams, William .1090

Kirkoff, Christopher  .395

Kirl  .535

Kirlin, John .1378

Kitland, Thomas  .1058

Kitty, John  .327

Klase, Abraham .804

Klemens, George.1194

(see also Clemens) 

Kline, Adam .1408

Kline, Jacob  .798, .799, .804, .1446

Kline, Margaret  .191

Kline, Peter  .260, .1408

Kline's Mill  .191

Kling, Perer  .1259

Klopp, Elias  .372

Klopper, Henry A. .1420

Knapp, Gilbert  .487-.488

Knapp, John  .1058

Kneedler, C. J.  .1128

Kneedler, Jacob  .260

Knight, Edmond  .1654

Knight, Frank .530

Knoll, George  .1364

Knowles, John . 1264

Knowles, Levi .1264

Knows, Jacob  .1096

Knox, Charles  .1185

Knox, John J.  .449

Knox, Tho  .1685

Koch, Jonathan .1278

Kolb, Christian .107

Kolb, George  .107

Kolb, Henry .107

Kolb, Jacob  .107

Kolb, John  .107

Kolb, Joseph  .107

Kolb, Magdalene  .107

Kolb, Samuel .107

Korer  .1548

Korn, Mr.  .1085

Kover, Jas. M.  .734

Kozer  .1548

Kramer, Frederick .1379

Krauser, Adam .1196

Krauser, John .1196

Krauser, Samuel  .1196

Kremer  .1195

Krebs, Jacob  .1408

Kremer, Geo.  .1194

Krick, George  .1181

Krug, Henry  .762

Kugler, Geo. D.  .128, .1435, .1436, .1731, .1732

Kulon,.Benjamin  .977

Kunkle, Christian .370

Kunkle, John  .370

Kunkle, Maria .370

Kunkle, Philip C.  .370

Kunkle, Sarah  .370

Kurr, Jacob  .1079

Kurr, Thomas  .1079

Kushaw, Henry J.  .707

Kutzner & Shepara .259

Kutzner  (of Kuntzner & Shepara)  .259

Kutzner, Michael  .259

Kutzner, William .1289

 

L. & Co.  .611

L. & W.  .611

Lackey, George  .503

Ladner & Ladner  .638

Ladner  (of Ladner & Ladner)  .638

Ladner, Albert H., Jr.  .638

Laeser, C.  .800, .804

Laine, William  .961, .962

Laird, William  .61, .62, .764

Lamb, Conrad  .744

Lamb, Daniel  .1086

Lambert, Charlotte (Miss)  .121, .551

Lambert, Jacob  .1612

Lamberts, John .874

Lamborn, Thomas  .1484

Lamburger, Ad.  .1626

Lancaster  (of Conrad & Lancaster) .1186

Lancaster, Conrad  .969

Lance, Robert Martin .1215

Landis, Christian  .992

Landis, Jos.  .1618

Landon & Co.  .91

Lane & Godfrey  .1399

Lane & Orricks  .1386

Lane  (of Lane & Godfrey)  .1399

Lane  (of Lane & Orricks)  .1386

Lane  (of Mouldia & Lane)  .775

Lanes, James I.  .1386

Langley, Thomas A.  .42

Langtry, Mr.  .1108

Lanning, John  .1023

Lansing, Jacob J.  ,449

Lansingh, Jeromiah .928

Lantringer, Adam .1626

Larer, Melchior  .1670

Lark, William .1083

Larm .1017

Larrill, Mr.  .705f

Lasher, Abraham .1242

Laskey, Edward  .1203

Lathan, Joseph ,.1116

Latimer  .382

Latimer, Geo. & Co.  .1689

Latimer, T. & Co.  .1036

Latimer, Geo.  (of Latimer, Geo., & Co.)  .1689

Latimer, J.  .968

Latimer, John R.  .211

Latimer, Randolph W.  .658

Latimer, T.  (of Latimer, T. & Co.)  .1036

Latona  (ship)  .340

Lattimore, William  .1372

Laurence, Mr.  .481

Laurie, Godfrey, & Small  .406a-b

Laurie & Telfer  .152

Laurie  (of Godfrey, Laurie & Small)  .406a-b

Laurie (of Laurie & Telfer)  .152

Laurie, James  .1126

Laussat, John Andrew .1628

Laussate  .1216

Lavaud  .3 83

Lavenberg, Catharine  .369

Lavenberg, Dorothea  .369

Lavenberg, Philip  .369

Lavie  (of Crowder & Lavie)  .1666

Law . 1030

Lawler  (of Bradford & Lawler)  .1226

Lawrence  .481

Lawrence, Catherine  .1067

Lawrence, Edward  .252, .1119, .1120, .1678

Lawrence, William .292

Lawson, John D.  .509

Laxerty, John .1107

Laycock, Hannah  .977

Leace, Peter  .1203

Leake, John G.  .1159-.1163

Leamy, John, & Co.  .1100

Leamy, Mr.  .1401, .1579

Leamy, John  (of Leamy, John & Co.)  .1100

Leamy, John   .495, .1100, .1133, .1180,.1289,.1400, .1588, .1635, .1636

Leavitt  .1550

Le Barron, William .991

Lechleitner, P.G.  .1185

Lechner, Frederick .1367

Lechner, Jacob  .1367

Leckie, William .474

Ledson, John  .811

Lee, Franklin .1618

Lee, Gideon  .1307

Lee, Joseph P.  .1443

Lee, Thomas  .449

Lee, Timothy Peaceable  .168

Leech, Mr.  .910

Leech, Isaac  .47

Leech, Joseph  .47

Leech, R. J.  .993

Leech, Samuel   .47

Leech, Thomas  .47

Leeds, Abraham .1405

Leeds, Feliz   .248, .301.1

Leeds, Fraley F.  .1580

Leedses & Matlock .1574

Leedses  (of Leedses & Matlock)  .1574

Leeper, Thomas  .269

Leepore, James  .1059

Leet, T.  .486

Lefferts, Leffert  .1515

Leffle, Batzer .1652

Le Gascon (Ship)  .238

Leggett, John  .1452

Leggett, Thomas  .1121

Lehntes, N.  .1030

Lehr, Henry  (of Kantner & Lehr)  .1204

Leikenz, Samuel  .1593

Leiper et al.  .533

Leiper, Eliz.  .532

Leisenring  .124

Leisenring, John .542-.545

Leman  (of Cramon, Leman & Homes)  .259

Lenahan, John T.  .124, .133

Lenbrook, Dr.  .1117

Lenox, David  .204

Lennox (Ship)   .1083, .1107

Leon, Joseph M.  .1504

Leonard, John .1654

Leoser, C.  .1379

LeRoux, Charles  .1131

LeRoy, Jacob, & Son  .379, .437

LeRoy, Jacob  (of LeRoy, Jacob & Son)  .379, .437

Lerrara, Bernardo  .698

Lesacst, Jacob  .468

Lerbe, Johnathan  .1215

Lesley, Peter  .1090

Letchwotth, John  .941

Letts, Thomas  .307

Levan, William, & Son .712

Levan, Daniel  .709, .692, .1377, .1670

Levan, Isaac  .647

Levan, Jacob  .1670

Levan, Robert  .1366

Levan, William  (of Levan, William & Son)  .712, .962, .1215

Levers, Smith R. (Doctor)  .1721

Levert  (of Patteson & Levert)  .1693

Levy & Sons  .726

Levy  (of Levy & Sons)  .726

Levy, Daniel  .180, .1626, .1753

Levy, Hiram .182

Levy, L. J.  .1441

Levy, Moses  .753, .1626

Levy, S.  .1626

Lewis  .1033

Lewis  (of Brim & Lewis)  .1447

Lewis  (of Brown & Lewis & Co.)  .1226

Lewis  (of Wharton & Lewis)  .1356

Lewis  (Negro)  .328

Lewis, A. D.  .1029

Lewis, D.  .142, .611

Lewis, David  .1608

Lewis, G. N.  .1512

Lewis, John H.  .67, .89, .730

Lewis, Laurence  .1512

Lewis, Lawrence  .1250

Lewis, Robert  .1250

Lewis,  Timothy     .1385

Lewis, W.  .956

Lewis, W. D.  .113, .142, .1512

Lewis, William D.  .397, .399, .405, .611, .967, .1130, .1571

Ley, Christian .1388

Ley, Michael .1388

Libly, Libman .1457

Libly, Sarah W.  .1457

Lichty, Daniel .645-.648

Lidia (Brig)  ( i.e. Lydia?)  .1662

Lieberman, Charles H.  552

Liest, Philip  .566

Life & Fire Insurance Co. .215

Lillibridge, Capt.  .1631

Lillibridge, Robert (Capt.)  .499, .507, .1578, .1659, .1740

Lillibridge, Thomas (Capt.) .225

Lilly, William .538

Lilton, Joseph .1117

Limeburner, Philip  .70

Limon, Mr.  .1389

Lincoln (Ship)  .1716

Lindsay,  Col.     .1585

Lindsay, Margaret  .1513

Lindsey  (of Ingle & Lindsey)  .1236

Linn, John B.  .1061, .1062

Linsenbig, Daniel, Jr.  .1471

Lippincott, Jas.  .1587

Lippincott, Joshua  .1013-.1015

Lippincott, Wallace  .1405

Little  .1017

Little  (of Brown & Little & Co.)  .1284

Little, Capt.  .1169-.1170

Little, Mr.  .34

Little, John .45

Little, John Peyton .35

Little, Josiah  .1543

Little, Mathias  .369

Little, Otis  .1090

Little, Thomas Washington  .35

Little Will  (Schooner)   .225, .243, .1176, .1177

Littlejohn, William .1099

Littler  (of Brooks, Littler & Co.)  .810

Livensetter, John  .1320

Livingston, Henry G.  .1334

Livingston, Schuyler  .613

Livingston, Thomas B.  .613

Lloyd,  Adam A.     .1375

Lloyd, Thomas  .1647

Lloyd, William A.  .1387

Lodor  (of Spain & Lodor)  .222

Loenard, Jacob  .1406

Loeventhworth, M.  .373

Loew Company  .38

Logan, John  .1305

Lohra, Peter  .895, .1675

Lombaert  (of Vanuxem & Lombaert)  .452

Lomison, Laurence  .391

Long  .1401

Long, John  .1365

Long, William .1193

Longebach, Frederick .800

Longstresh, Thomas M.  .1090

Loper, David  .1237

Loring, Daniel  .345

Loring, Wm.  .153

Lorrillard, Jacob  .1450

Loth, Henry  .523

Lott, John W.  .392, .400

Loud, Charles  .936

Loughead, William .1677

Loughlin, Henry C.  .1486-.1488

Louisville, Benjamin .1087

Louks, Elizabeth .1164

Love, Alexander  .346, .1400

Lovelace, Francis  .1010

Low, Seth, & Co.  .1499

Low, Joseph  .301.1

Low, Obediah  .1562

Low, Sarah  .1654

Low, Seth  (of Low, Seth, & Co.)  .1499

Low, Seth .479

Lowber, D.  .84

Lowber, John C.  .1328

Lowber, W.   .84

Lowe, George  .1604

Lowe & Reed  .213

Lowe  (of Lowe & Reed)  .213

Lowe, Thomas  .705b

Lowry, Stephen  (of King & Lowry)  .1635, .1636

Lowry, Thomas  .107

Lucas, James  .1096

Lucas, William .721

Lucet, Alexander  .1012

Ludlam, Ephraim  .1050

Ludlow, Geo.  .1475

Ludwick, Sophia  .1203

Ludwig  .1017

Ludwig, Jno.  .1746

Ludwig, John .1473

Ludwig, Rachel  .1746

Lukens, Jno.  .204

Lukens, W.  .204

Lydia (Brig)   .454-.455, .1661, .1662

(see also Lidia)

Lykes, N.  .892

Lyle, James  .725, .1459

Lyman & Hunford  .1255

Lyman  (of Lyman & Hunford)  .1255

Lynch, John  .663

Lynn  (of White & Lynn)  .972

Lyon, Aaron  .449

Lyon, Joseph  (of Wilds, Lyon & Birge)  .46, .116

Lyon, Solomon  .1697

Lyons, Joseph B.  .22, .25, .1280

 

M., M.  .637

Maab  .1609

MacDonald, Thomas  .239

Macey, Daniel, Jr.  .1268

Maclntyre, W. S.  .1690

Mackie, Peter  .1278

Mackle, Mr.  .1609

Maddock, William .1186

Madera, Michael  .304a

Madureira, Josef  .1616

Maffet, David  .1578

Magill, William H.  .714

Maginac  .386 

Magniac, Charles, & Co.  .815, .1568

Magniac, Charles  (of: Magniac, Charles & Co.)  .815, .1568

Magniac, David  .815

Magniac, Hollingsworth  .815

Magruder, R. B.  .27

Mahany, Mr.  .948

Mahany, James A.  .156, .805, .836, .958, .1020, .1122, .1341

Mahar, M., & Co.  .1243

Mahar, Matthias  (of Mahar, M., & Co.) . 1243

Mahay, James A.  .428

Mahoney(?), James A.  .428

Maitland  (of Seton, Maitland & Co.) .240

Makepeace, Royal  .431

Mallett, P.  .216

Mallory, Garrick .1614

Mallough, Jeremiah  .1355

Manchester, C. B.  .1452

Manchester Railroad Co.  .1017

Manervy  (Brig) [i.e. Minerva?]  .640

Manley, Robert F.  .600

Mann  .1017

Mann, David  .677, .1097, .1290

Mann, J.  .1459

Manning, Mr.  .1589

Mansfield  (of Tappan & Mansfield)  .13

Mansfield, Thomas  .1395

Mapes, Joseph  .1627

Marbury  (of Black & Marbury)  .1226

Marcy, L.  (Gov.)  .769

Margaret (Schooner)  .931

Maria  .1550

Marietta, Bainbridge, Falmuth & Ports­mouth Road Co.  .1647

Markle .355, .361

Markle, George B.  .313, .316-.319, .538, .1655, .1656

Markle vs. Fell  .313, .316-.319, .322, .355, .357, .361, .824, .864, .923-.925, .1486-.1488

Marquart, Abraham .1682

Marquart, Peter  .1682

Marquart, Philip  .1652, .1682

Marriott, John  .434

Marseilis, Andrew .1173

Marseille & Martin  .1038

Marseille  (of Marseille & Martin)  .1038

Marsh, Abner  .331

Marshal, John  .301

Marshall, J. J.  .733

Marshall, John  .740, .973, .1405

Marshall, R. J.  .1185

Marshall, Robert  .977

Marsilles, Charles  .1479

Marston, William .1124

Martha .890

Martin .693, .1589

Martin  (of Marseille & Martin)  .1038

Martin  (of Martin & Co.)  .1457

Martin & Co.  .1457

Martin, Mr.  .1589

Martin, Abraham .490

Martin, Adam  .1001

Martin, Benjamin  .1288

Martin, C.  .1046, .1523

Martin, Cornelius  .37, .396,

Martin, George  .1110

Martin, Isaac  .1734

Martin, Jacob  .1734

Martin, James  .1613

Martin, James S.  .115

Martin, John  .806

Martin, Peter  .1110

Martin, Rob  .1608

Martin, Thomas  .506

Marvin, Dudley  .806

Marvin, Enoch  .85, .893, .1058,

Marx, George  .1651

Marx, Tom  .1408

Marx, William .1408

Mary  (mulatto)  .310

Mary  (Negro slave)  .1708

Masck, Dover  .1550

Maser, Isaac  .1245

Mason, Frances  .70

Mason, Jer.  .1550

Mason, Thomas  .70

Masons, G.F.  .55

Masons, John  .1058, .1237

Massachusetts Militia   .811

Massingill  (of Cocke, Massengill & Co.) .1225

Massey & Shoemaker  .223

Massey  (of Massey & Shoemaker)  .223

Masten, C.  .149, .335, .364, .451, .486-.488. .793, .1301, .1303, .1417, .1565, .1566, .1712

Masten, Cornelius  .150, .151, .334, .335, .364, .396, .451, .487, .488, .776, .943, .1118, .1238, .1455, .1456

Masten, Henry  .1417, .1456

Masten, William .1123

Masters, Matthew W.  .1481

Mather, Thomas  .1582

Mathison, Robert  .1309

Matlack, James  .287

Matlack, Richard  .1248

Matlack, White  .1148

Matlock  (of Leedses & Matlock)  .1574

Matsen, Joseph  .810

Matthews, Isaac  .1059

Mattison & Scruggs  .1719

Mattison  (of Mattison & Scruggs)  .1719

Mattock  .395.1

Mattocks, Robert  .301.1

Mattox, Robert, Jr.  .740

Mattoy, Robert  .874

Mauldia & Lane  . 775

Mauldia  (of Hauldia & Lane)  .775

May, Frederick .563

May, John  .1618

May, Robert  .1681

Mayell, William  .449

Mazurie, James J.  .238

McAlester, A.  .1000

McAlister, John  .1240

McAllester, Capt.  .1084

McAllister, Charles  .1512

McAllister, John, Jr.  .1581

McAllister, R.  .1490

McArthur, Mr.  .1090

McAuley, Mr.  .1454

McBrairty  .1435, .1436, .1732

McBride, Daniel  .817

McCaffrey, Ann  .1504

McCale  .1017

McCall, T.  .1599

McCallister, John .1471

McCammus, William .449

McCarty, David  .1582

McCarty, William .1582

McCaulis & Chamber  .112

McCaulis  (of McCaulis & Chamber)  .112

McCaull, William .1576

McClasky, James  .550, .1565-.1567

McClay, William .1729

McClean, James  .64

McClintick, James  .567

McClintock, John   .194

McClintock, Mary  .194

McCloud, John  .341, .1593

McCloud, Peggy  .1269

McCloy, H. S.  .354

McCluny, J. H.  .820

McCormick  (of Morrow & McCormick)  . 169

McCormick, David   .803

McCormick. Pollard  .1618

McCormick, Thomas  .803

McCormick, William .1690

McCoun, William S.  .1352

McCoy, Robert  .1333

McCredy, Thomas  .977

McCrevie & Macmillan .1588

McCrevie  (of McCrevie & Macmillan)  .1588

McCria, Mr.  .1588

McCullach, Matthew .783

McCuly, Jacob  .1001

McDermott, Edward  .931

McDermot(t), Martin  .1743

McDevitt, Jane  .1329

McDewald, William .886

McDowell, John  .10

McFadden, John  .1237

McFadden, William  .1237

McFarlan, James  .1319

McFarland,, James B.  .77, .80

McFarland, Jos. R.  .80

McFarland, William  .288

McGloin, Edward J.  .1308

McGowan, William  .387

McGowen, Patrick .1618

McHenry   .1329

Mcllvaine, Joseph.  .1613

Mclnnes, Rebecca  .376, .377

McKay, George  .823

McKean, James  .706

McKenny, John  .1178

McKenzie, Greenberry G.  .1299

McKever, Jas.  .986

McKinney, Jacob  .509

McKissack, William .1599

McKnight, William  .1415

McKrathan, Blair  .1481

McKrachan, Elijah  .1481

McLaughland & Kinkead  .567

McLaughland  (of McLaughland & Kinkead)  .567

McLeod, Christianna  .1090

McMakin, Jno.   .1613

McMarkoll,  Jr. (?)  .1574

McMeehan  (of Anderson & McMeehan)  .60

Macmillan  (of McCrevie & Macmillan)  .1588

McMillan, James  .449

McNaughton, Aaron    .491

McNeal, Charles  (Capt.),  .1584

McNeil, Daniel  .216

McNichols, Charles  .1324

McPherson, Isaac  .1021

McQuoids, Thomas  .989

McShane, Barnabas  .1626

Mead, Jacob  .151

Mead, Joseph  .1136, .1137, .151

Means, John  .196, .197

Means, Mary  .196, .197

Mears & Garvin .1553

Mears  (of Mears & Garvin)  .1553

Mears, John  .196, .709

Mears, Hary  .196

Mease, James  .1322

Meck .1548

Mel, John  .438

Melchior, Horatio L.  .342

Mellen .1550

Melvin, James  .111

Mench, Abraham .1192

Mendinhall  .534

Mercein, Andrew .1078

Mercer, Henry .1476

Mercer, John L.  .1178

Mercer, Sidney Wollerton  .1427

Mercer, W. W. C.  .1683

Mercer, William, Jr.  .1427

Merckel, Catharine Boyer  .1182

Merckel, Christian .1182

Mercle, Perer, Jr.  .1154

Meredith (widow)  .1627

Meredeth, Ann .1090

Meredith & Tilghman  .1512

Meredith  (of Meredith & Tilghman)  .1512

Meredith, Jonathan  .1626

Meredith, Mary  .1262

Merkel, Jacob  .288

Merrill, Benjamin (Capt.) .404

Merrill, G.  .1118

Merrill, O. C.  .20

Mersereau, David  .1065

Mersereau, Saphira  .1065

Mesick, Henry T.  .449

Mesick, Stephen .449

Messiter, A. Thomas  .997

Messonier  (of Zollickoffer & Messonier)  .821

Messuage, A.

Metcalf .1033

Metropolis, Bank of   .426

Metzger, Mary  .1618

Metzger, Peter  .1651

Meyer  .1017

Meyer, Burchard  .120a-b

Meyer, Cornelius  .11

Meyer, Elizabeth  .341, .1269

Meyer, Jacob  .1183

Meyer, John   .341, .1096, .1181

Meyer, Phebe  .11

Meyer, Valentine  .1183

Meyer, Walters W. & Phebe  .11

Mich, William B.  .1397

Micheau, John .496

Mickelein, Jacob  .1471

Middleton, Gabriel  .1096

Middleton, John  .973, .1001

Mifflin, Thomas  .189, .782

Mifflin, Warner .899

Miler, John .741

Miler, William  .741

Miles, Eli  .1059

Miles, Jno.  .1618

Miles, Thos.  .58

Militia of Massachusetts  .811

Miller, Charlotte  .19

Miller, Elizabeth  .1262

Miller, Frederick  .1471

Miller, George  (Sr.)  .369

Miller, John  .58, .1322

Miller, Matthias R.  .61

Miller, Philip  .107

Miller, Samuel  .1001, .1090, .1185, .1593

Miller, W.  .1202

Miller, William .113

Miller, William Gilbert  .1078

Milligan, Edward  .1647

Millen, John  .1001

Mills, S.  .781

Millward, William  .4

Milne, Edmond  .887

Milner, Nathan  .1591

Milord, Ralph  .1646

Miners Bank of Pottsville  .1580

Minerva  (ship)  .379

Minthorne, Aryet  .1304

Minthorne, Mangle  .1304

Minthorne, Mary .1304

Minturn, William .383

Mintzer, John  .288

Mitchel, Hannah  .1608

Mitchel, Jotham .1449

Mitchel, William .635

Mitchell, Aaron  (of Mitchell, Aaron, & Co.)  .309

Mitchell, Abraham .289

Mitchell, Benjamin  .1438

Mitchell, Frances  .1438

Mitchell, John  .1438

Mitchell, Mary  .1438

Mitchell, Thomas M.  .1438

Mitchell, William  .1438

Mitchell, Aaron, & Co.  .309

Mohn, John  .1154

Mohn, Peter, .1199

Moll, Henry  .800

Monnel, Mr.  .516

Montgomery, Austin  .977

Montgomery, James  .501

Montgomery, John  .288

Montgomery Bene. Society  .62

Montgomery County  .1041, .1042

Monthly Essays  .1126

Montieth, Benjamin (Capt.)  .1522

Montieth, Cornelia  .1522

Montrose  (ship)  .239

Mooney, Jane  .422, .423

Moore, Augustus  .345

Moore, George N.  .988

Moore, Hannah  .345

Moore, James  .260

Moore, James Hamilton  .61

Moore, Joseph  .1096

Moore, Joshua  .1268

Moore, Margaret  .288

Moore, W.  .1282

Moran, Edward   .513-.514

Moran, Sarah  .513-.514

Morburger, Simmons  .1245

Morer, Peter  .276

Morgan & Evan .1314

Morgan, Mr.  .887

Morgan  (of Morgan & Evan)  .1314

Morgan, Alice  .392, .400

Morgan, Benjamin R.  .228

Morgan, Harry  .958

Morgan, Mary  .530

Morgan, Randal W.  .977

Morgan, Thomas  ,1090, .1670

Morris  .385

Morris  (of Wallace, Johnson & Morris)  .1477

Morris, Andrew .1027, .1028

Morris, Caroline  .1402

Morris, Effingham B.  .357, .361, .847, .864

Morris, Geo.  .94

Morris, H.  .795

Morris, Henry  .134, .308

Morris, Isaac W.  .684

Morris, James  .1072

Morris, John .932

Morris, Plessy  .1329

Morris, Reese  .1096

Morris, Richard  .1415

Morris, Robt.  .209

Morris, Thomas  .1291

Morris Canal  .795

Morris Canal Bank .215

Morrisons, Capt.  .1558

Morrow & McCormick .169

Morrow  (of Morrow & McCormick)  .169

Morse, Denis  .811

Morse, Cyrus  .811

Morse, Harry  .811

Morse, John B.  .811

Morse, Oti[illigible], Jr.  .811

Morse, Phinehus   .811

Mortimore, William  .263

Morton, Jacob  .1145

Morton, Jer.  .1178

Morton, Perez  .942

Mose, Daniel  .1670

Moser, Burkhart  .1385

Moser, Peter  .276

Moses, W.  .1620

Moss  .504

Moss, James  .328, .344, .347, .761a, .762, .1403, .1569

Mosser, Bastian .1165

Motmollin  (of Nottnagel, Montmollin & Co.)  .644, .1281, .1578

Mott, Jacob C.  .1355

Mott, Mary  .1355

Mott, Robert  .619

Moulton, Daniel  .1413

Moulton, Jonathan .1413

Moulton, Samuel  .1608

Mountford, Bioren & Co.  .900

Mountford  (of Mountford, Bioren & Co.)  .900

Mour, Geo.  .107

Moutton, William .705g

Moyer, Christian  .303

Moyer, Ephraim .1189

Moylan, Jasper  .179, .718

Muhlenburgh, P.  .1387

Muilman, & Co.  .1084, .1666

Muilman, Hob, & Co.  .1084

Muilman  (of Muilman & Co.)  .1666

Muilman, Hob  (of Muilman, Hob & Co.)  .1084

Mulligan, Charlotte  .1352

Mulligan, William C.  .1352

Mullison, John  .288

Mummer, John  .1654

Munjar  .944

Murchietti, Peter  .561

Murdock & Duffield  .1520

Murdock  (of Murdock & Duffield)  .1520

Murdock, Ebenezer  .449

Murietta, J.  .339

Murietta, J. V.  .339

Murphy  (of Woodworth & Murphy)  .1584

Murphy, William .1626

Murray & Wheaton  .379

Murray, John, & Son  .432

Murray  (of Murray & Wheaton)  .379

Murray, David  .1350

Murray, John  (of Murray, John & Son)  .432

Murray, John  .432, .608

Murray, Stanislas   .813

Murrel, Samuel  .138

Murrel, Robert  .1653

Murrieta,  G.V. de (Capt.)   .439

Murrita, Joseph  .1616

Muschietti, Peter  .561

Musgenung, Anthony  .1408

Musgrave, Joseph  .1262

Mussey, John, Jr.  .1291

My, Harold C.  .730

Myer & Jones  .610

Myer  (of Myer & Jones)  .610

Myer, Henry  .302

Myer, Philip  .369

Myer, William .958

Myers & Snyder  .1590

Myers  (of Myers & Snyder)  .1590

Myers, Jacob  .1680

Myers, John  .931

Myers, Jos.  .677

Myers, M.  .1401

Myers, Sam., & Brothers  .1401

Myers, Warnet  .969

Myley, John  .161

Mylin  .1548

 

Naber, John D. (Capt.)  .1632

Nagle, John  .227a,b, .228, .1090

Nagle, Peter  .1650

Nailer, William  .201

Nailor, Allison .770

Nancy  (Brig)  .5

Nash  (of Greenway, Nash & Co.)  .1171

Nasle, Mr.  .1181

Nason, Abraham .1654

Nass, Adam  .107

Nathan, Moses  .1595

Nathans     .1595

Nathans, Isaiah  .540

Nathans, N.  .1217

Naylor, John & Jereh. & Co.  .1666

Neace, J.M.  .74

Neaff, Frederick  .1746

Neaff, George  .1746

Neal, B.S.  .58

Neal, Edward  .1001

Neall, Garrett D.  .977

Neasie, John .1066

Neel, William .1599

Neil, William .1707

Neill, John .1481

Neilson  (of Johnson & Neilson)  .368

Nelson, John  .1001

Nevell, Thomas  .1575

New Bank Estate  .328, .334, .347, .76la, .762

Newbold  (of Brown & Newbold & Co.)  .1226

Newbold, Daniel   .36a, .90, .106

Newbold, George  .388, .788

Newbold, Joseph H.  .636, .1005

Newbold, W. Geo.  .660

Newburgh, Bank of  .661, .1024, .1025, .1478

Newburn, Sarah  .1186

Newby, Mr.  .1554

Newby, Exum  .1056

Newcome, B., Jr.  .1577

Newdorff, Chs.  .1408

Newdorff, Christiana .1408

Newdorff, Elizabeth  .1408

Newdorff, Maria  .1408

Newdorff, Susannah  .1408

Newest Print Office  .581

New Hampton Academy  .237

Newkirk .1090

Newkirk, Garrett  .977

Newport, David  .1185

Newport, James  .209

Newport, Thomas  .1090

Newton, Giles  .1667

Newton, I.  .388

New York Equitable Insurance Co.  .1313

New York Genesee Company  .12

New York Greek Committee .559, .660

Nice, James  .1529

Nice, John  .1529

Nice, Sarah  .1529

Nichols, Francis B.  .1384

Nichols, W.  .934

Nicholson, John  .1314

Nicholson, Samuel  .519

Nickleson, John  .1288

Nicolls, Henry  .27

Niely,  Henry     .1377

Niely, Robert  .1377

Niely, William .1377

Niff, Jacob  .1697

Nippis, Anna Marie  .1618

Nixon  (of Race, Nixon & Grant)  .962

Nixon, James  .1265

Nixon, John  .1725

Nixon, Thos.  .1437

Nixon, William  .1091

N.L., Bank of [i.e. Northern Liberties?]   .866

Noblett, David  .1153

Noltemius, Edward  .1208ab

Nones, Joseph B.  .1249

Norris, Deborah  .1305

Norris, Henry  .308

Norris, William B.  .1130

North, Caleb  .1320

North America, Insurance Co. of  .1090, .1621

Northern Liberties  .1229

Norton  (of Van Duren, Norton & Co.)  .1128

Norton, David  .1628

Norton, George  .1428

Norton, Jeremiah  .1428

Norton, John  .1654

Norton, Thomas  .1690

Notnagle  .281, .1672

            [see also Nottnagel]

Nottingham, Samuel  .1627

Nottnagel, Montmollin & Co.  .644, .1281, .1578

            [see also Notnagle]

Nottnagel  (of Nottnagel, Montmollin & Co.)   .644, .1281, .1578

Nottnagel, Leopold  .1591

Nottnagel, Mrs S.  .1688

Nottnagel, W.S.  .1688

Nourse, Charles, & Co.  .999

Nourse, Charles  (of Nourse, Charles & Co.)  .999

Nourse, Gab'l  .79

Nuten .1033

Nutt, Robert  .1582

Nymph  (Brig)  .1006

 

Oakley, Charles  .518

Obauner & Crumpes  .1278

Obauner  (of Obauner & Crumpes)  .1278

O'Brien, Capt.  .1020

O'Brien, D. W.  .835

O'Brien, Matthew .21

O'Brien, Richard  .367, .948

O’Donnell, Miles  .1647

Ogden .71, .72

Ogden  (of Ferguson, Ogden & Co.)  .659

Ogden, Aaron  .1072

Ogden, H.  .71, .72

Ogden, Harry  .1025

Ogden, Thomas  .1577

Ogilvio, Alexander  .737

Ogleby, Joseph  .1575

Ogsbury, Alezander  .482-.484

O’Hagan  .1601

Old York Road  .1186

Oldden, James  .1626

Ollinger vs. Fisher  .306

Ollinger, George  .306

Olive Branch (Ship)  .338, .1073

O'Neill, C. B. F.  .1608

Ontario Insurance Co.  .722

Opsuri(?), Jacob  .1409

Ord, John  .288

Orleans  (Ship)  .256b

Ormsby  (of Hite & Ormsby)  .44

Orr, James  .1024

Orr, Parrick .239

Orr, William .239

Orricks  (of Lane & Orricks)  .1386

Orum, Davis  .260

Orythia  (Brig)  . 788b

Osber, John  .1204

Osborn, Dennis  .1251

Osborn, T.  .1736, .1737

Osborn, Thomas  .489, .1734

Osburn, John  .224

Oswald, Gidion .1676

Otis, Joseph  .308

Otron E.S.  .1727

Ottinger, Jno.  .260

Otto, Fred, Jr.  .1154

Overhol, Abraham Fr.  .107

Owen & Hurlbut  .1074

Owen  (of Owen & Hurlbut)  .1074

Owens, James  .883

Owens, Thomas, Jr.  .1321

Oyster, Samuel  .749

Ozeas, Peter  .226

 

Packard, Benjamin D.  .449

Packwood  (Capt.) .554

Paddock, Daniel  .383  

Page, Abner  .1443

Page, Abner, Jr.  .1443

Page, Amy  .1443

Page, Asa  .1443

Page, Matthew .1010

Paige, I.W., & Co.  .1695

Paige, I. W.  (of Paige, I.W. & Co.)  .1695

Painter, Barbara .1229

Painter, George  .1229

Painter, Peter  .1229

Painter, Tobias  .1287

Palmer & Hamilton .816

Palmer  (of Palmer & Hamilton)  .816

Palmer, (Col.)  .1550

Palmer, Aaron H.  .1475

Palmer, Amos  .288

Palmer, Barnabus  .1654

Palmer, (Gen.)  .1655

Palmer, Henry W.  .827

Palmer, John C. P.  .1654

Palmer, Jonathan .1550, .1654

Palmer, Joseph  .293

Palmer, Nathan .1516

Palmer, William .1654

Palsgrovel, Henry .1471

Pardee  .1016

Parish & Co.  .695

Parish, Chas.  .1338

Park, Gideon .516

Park, Jonathan Green  .503

Parke, Andrew .1178

Parke, Ben .1178

Parker  .1033

Parker & Winchester  .814a-b

Parker  (of Parker & Winchester)  .8l4a-b

Parker, Mr.  .1507

Parker, Anna .595, .809

Parker, Blake .1071

Parker, Edward  .809

Parker, J. (Rev.)  .1507

Parker, J. B.  .1282

Parker, John .197

Parker, John A.  .1209

Parker, Jon.  .1456

Parker, Prudence  .197

Parker, S.  .814a-b

Parkers, Mr.  .948

Parkin, Joel  .1507

Parkinson, (Capt.)  .1144

Parks, James  .291

Parks, William  .291

Parly, William .291

Parr, Mr.  .1716

Parrington, Nathan .811

Parrish, Onis  .561

Parrish, Robert A.  .1096

Parry, Edward Owen .87, .134, .795, .819, .1329

Parsons, Mrs. Frank Bailey  .1422

Parsons, Nathaniel  .433

Parsons, Samuel  .433

Parsons, William B.  .613

Parvin, Francis J.  .800

Paschalls Alley  .1185

Paschen, J.B., & Co.  .1006

Paschen, J. B.  (of Paschen, J.B., & Co.)  .1006

Passmon, James  .1484

Passmore & Williams  .1675

Passmore, Thomas  (of Passmore & Williams)  .1675

Pastorius, Richard  .59

Patrick, Abner  .1268

Patrick, David  .705

Patrick, James  .705c

Patterson  .1565

Patterson & Pott  .116

Patterson (of Patterson & Pott)  .116

Patterson, Mr.  .774

Patteson & Levert  .1693

Patteson  (of Patteson & Levert)  .1693

Patton, Mr.  .1571

Patton, Robert  .1401

Patton, William .958

Payson, Henry, & Co.  .1458

Payson, Henry  (of Payson, Henry & Co.)  .1458

Payson, Samuel  .1613

Peacock, A. M.  .997

Peacock, Benjamin R.  .90

Peacock, Lettis  .90, .106

Peacock, Levi    .36a

Peacock, Levy  .90, .106

Pearce, Amos  .1443

Pearsall, Thomas  .1684

Pearson, Mr.  .783

Pearson, Davis  .548

Pearson, Ed. P.  .1220

Pearson, John .1390

Pease, Persi  .937

Peck, William .1119, .1120

Peel, Joseph  .1274

Peesh, Samuel & William .1029

Peirce, John .684

Pelin, Anthony C.  .1533, 1534

Pell, Joshua S.   [no accession number given]

Penn, John  .83, .1096

Penn, William .83, .904, .1035

Pennipiker, Henry, Sr.  .107

Pennock, Nathan Edward  .681

Pennsylvania, Bank of  .1386, .1390

Pennsylvania Population Co.  .620

Pennypacker, C. H.  .356

Penrose  .535

Penrose, Charles B.  .367, .836, .948, .1020

Pensinger, Jacob  .264

Pentz, Adam .559

Perige, Caleb  .811

Perit & Cabot  .815, .386, .1568

Perit, John W.  .815

Perkins, Dairiel  .1654

Perkins, Peter (Col.)  .998

Peron(?), P.  .1620

Perot, Alliston  .904

Perot, John  .904

Perry, Noble (Capt.)  .1680

Perry, Thomas  .1166

Peters, Andrew .224

Peters, Richard (Jr.)  .336

Petre, Enoch  .328, .347, .761a, .762, 1403, .1569

Petrie, Enock .344

Pettibone, Oliver  .1516

Pettit, Thomas M.  .746, .1134

Pfaff, George  .647

Philadilphia & Amby Rail Road Co.  .1032

Philadelphia & Sunbury Railroad Co.  .819

Philadelphia & Trenton Railroad Co.  .1017

Philadelphia Bank .92, .865-.873, .1700-.1706

Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown Railroad Co.  .1511, .1512

Philadelphia Trust Safe Deposit & Insur­ance Co.  .601, .1103

Phile, Jno.  .694b

Philips  .71, .72, .1686

Philips, Cramond & Co.  .1585

Philips, Geo., & Co.  .1585

Philips, Thos., & Co.  .1527

Philips  (of Philips Cramond & Co.)  .1585

Philips, Geo. (of Philips, Geo. & Co.) .1585

Philips, Thos.  (of Philips, Thos. & Co.) .1527

Philipsson, Jr.  .340

Phillips, Mr.  .1686

Phillips, A. P.  .1620

Phillips, Jonas  .71, .72

Phillips, Jos.  .1620

Physick, Dr.  .1090

Picken, Col. A.  .249

Pickering, John  .942

Pickins, Andrew (Colonel)  .249

Pierce  .1550

Pierce, Seth  .789

Pierson, Rebecca  .1385

Pike, Nicholas  .891

Pikes, John  .1001

Pile, John, Mrs  .34

Pilgrim  (Ship)  .1244

Pinegroves  .1129

Piollet, Joseph M.  .958

Piper, Alexander M.  .910

Piper, Frederick  .1690

Pipper, James  .1451

Pippis, Anna Maria  .1618

Planter, Aberham .1603

Planton, Allin  .1430

Platt  (of Delavergne & Platt) .1668

Platt, Franklin  .97

Platt, H.  .1668

Platt, Henry  .504, .1448, .1557

Platt, Israel  .1448

Platt, Stephen .1557

Plitt, John .168, .186

Plumer, Agnes  .1677

Plumer, Ann .1677

Plumer, James  .1677

Plumer, Nancy .1677

Plumer, Thomas  .1677

Plummer, Frederick  .738

Plummer, Samuel  .1627

Plympton, Ebenezer  .184, .345

Pohlman, Charles  .449

Polhernius, Jacob  .1116

Pollack, George  .1597

Pollack, Hugh  .1597

Pollard  .228

Pond, William  .811

Poor, Jonathan Roberts  .1090

Poorman, Stephen  .190

Popelston, Mr.  .1558

Porter, Isaac  .1185

Porter, Samuel  .610

Postmasters Entries of Horses Hired for 28 Bays  .618

Poston & Garth  .1447

Poston  (of Poston & Garth)  .1447

Poston, John H.  .1109

Pott  (of Patterson & Pott)  .116

Pott, Benjamin .800

Pott, William .742

Pottenburgh, Henry  .449

Potter, Richard E.  .1547

Potter, Stephen  .602

Potts, Abraham .87

Potts, Geo. H.  .548

Potts, Geo. M.  .107

Potts, John .860

Potts, W.  .946

Potts, William .1592

Potts, William B.  .804, .1323, .1676

Powell, Jeremiah  .1268

Powell, John .1090

Powell, Joseph C.  .958

Powers, Daniel  .449

Powers, George  .1515

Pownall, Moses  .1612

Pownall, Simeon .1612

Prall, William S.  .1612

Pratt  (Brown, Pratt & Co.)  .1730

Pratt, Henry  .288, .1186

Premir, Adam .1012

Prescott, Oliver  .345

Prescott, S. J.  .1124

Prescott, William .738, .1012

Presser, Thomas B.  .16

Preston, J. M. & R. R.  .382

Preston, Thomas  .275

Preston, William .1641

Price, Eli R.  .1511, .1512

Price, Isaiah  .1001

Price, John  .1532

Price, John H.  .121»

Price, Joseph  .1690

Price, Susanna Wollerton  .1427

Price, Vell(?)  .1427

Prickett, Francis  .585

Prince,  Benjamin     .1397

Prince,  William     .26

Princeton College  .1708

Prindle, Charles  .1087

Pringle, John  .803

Prior, Edmund  .1668

Proctor, William .1451

Prosser, Thomas B.  .16

Proud, Robert  .1627

Pruyn, Casperus F.  .449

Pruyn, Samuel  .449

Pugh, Captain .763

Pugh, Jesse  .1627

Puglia, James Ph.  .1425

Pugsley, Dr.  .792

Pulman, Joseph  .293

Pulteney, William .1736, .1737

Pumpelly, James  .1091

Puntzius, John  .1188

Purvels, Bill  .516

Purvianir, John  .1609

Putnam, J.W.  .927

Pye, George  .1065

Pyle, Eli  .1326, .1327

 

Quereau, Hannah  .1078

Quick, Moses  .1264

Quinard(?),  .610

Quynn, Allen  .327

 

Race, Nixon & Grant  .962

Race  (of Race, Nizon & Grant) .962

Rahn, Jacob  .1338

Rainy  (of Holmes & Rainy)  .1287

Rallot, James  .1159-.1163

Ralston, Nat.  .746

Ralston, Robert  .717, .1134, .1390, .1391

Ralston, William .523

Randal, Mr.  .1015

Randall   .1022

Randall, J.  .829

Randolph, Edward  .288, .1618

Rankin, Henry .1306, .1310

Rapely, Clark & Co.  .1311

Rapp  .1017

Rash, William  .1134

Ratch, Samuel  .1550

Rathbone  (of Heermans, Rathbone & Co.)  .334, .453

Raup, Peter  .207, .205

Rausch, George  .1251

Raven, Joseph  .1550

Ravers, George  .1385

Rawkings  (of Howard & Rawkings)  .1510

Ray, Cornelius  .1027, .1028

Ray, John .1078, .1555

Raynes, Robert  .705e

Rea, Matthew & Wife  .805

Read,   .385 , .1022

Read, Ann  .1621

Read & Ford  .337, .1669

Read  (of Read & Ford)  .337, .1669

            [see also Reed & Ford; also spelled Forde]

Read, A.H.  .1086

Read, John, Jr.  .1140

Read, John M.  .147, .829, .832, .959, .1140, .1090, .1206, .1414, .1503, .1621

Read, Joseph  .585

Read, R.  .1030

Read, William .1621

Reade, Robert L.  .1559, .1560

Reading Eagle  .39

Real Estate Trust Company of Phil­adelphia  . 16

Ream, George  .1389

Rearderly, Lee  .1017

Redebank, John Adam .1204

Reddicks, Jane  .333

Reddicks, Jonathan   .333

Redinger, John  .1645

Reed & Foran .1083

Reed  (of Lowe & Reed)  .213

Reed  (of Reed & Ford)  .699, .1083, .1107, .1669

            [see also Read & Ford; also spelled Forde]

Reed, Mr.  .994

Reed, J.  .692, .771

Reed, Jacob  .345, .935, .1251

Reed, Philip  .107

Reed, Samuel  .1618

Reegan(?), Adam  .1606

Rees  .1017

Rees  (of Everly & Rees)  .291

Rees, James  .364

Reese, George  .1328

Reese, John  .1328

Reeve, Selah, & Son .556

Reeves Bucks Co.  .819

Reeves, B. & J.  .610

Reeves, David  .1268

Rehrer, Godfrey  .303

Rehrer, Godfried  .1473

Rehrer, Jacob  .1473

Reibsaur & Wiley  .109

Reibsaur, Mr.  .109

Reifschneider, George  .804

Reigen(?), A.  .891

Reilly, C.  .608

Reisen, Jacob  .1184

Reiss  .1548

Relcain .1017

Remcrott, Joseph  .1466

Remsen, P.  .1583

Remsens  (of Banyar & Remsens) .1583

Remsen, Rem  .1350, .1351, .1583

Remsen, Simon .1583

Rennard  .1030

Rensellar, S. N.  .1565

Rensellran, S. V.  .1565

Renshaw, John  (Jr.)  .285

Repp, Conrad  .116

Repp, Peter  .116

Retts, Catharine  .600

Retts, Hiram   .600

Rex, Abraham .374

Rex, Enoch G.  .1383

Rex, Samuel  .374, .1361

Reyburn & Andariese  .1207

Reyburn, James  (of Reyburn & And­ariese)  .1207

Reynolds, John  .449

Reweston, Silah  .556

Rhera, Jonathan .1594

Rhinez, John  .1385

Rhoades, Mr.  .1090

Rhoads, Daniel  .1201

Rhoads, John(?)  .1476

Rhoads, Jos. R.  .1214

Rhoads, Peter  .1372

Rhoads, Samuel  .1262

Rhode Island  (Ship)  .1452

Rice, Allen  .1523

Rice, Benjamin .242

Rice, DeWitt Clinton .449

Rice, G.  .1112

Rice, Jona.  .345

Rice, Jonathan  .184

Rice, Joseph  .242, .547, .1186

Rice, Joseph T.  .449

Rice, Judge  .1655

Rice, P. G.  .1112

Rice, William .184

Richard, Harry M.  .1189

Richard, John  .835

Richard, Matthew  .1650

Richards  (of Wetherill, Biddle & Richards)  .369

Richards, Adam .282

Richards, Elizabeth  .1173

Richards, John .1471

Richards, Margaret  .97

Richards, Matthias  .1471

Richards, Peter  .1471

Richards, William . 977, .1096, .1271

Richardson   .354, .942, .1017

Richardson, Andrew .1654

Richardson, Isaac  .1061, .1062

Richardson, James  .1550

Richardson, John  .581

Richardson, Joseph  .1597

Richardson, William, Jr.  .1654

Richman, Henry  .1194

Richmond, Elsy  .1734

Richtstind, Jacob  .1369

Rickert, Mr.  .653, .654

Ricketts, Mr.  .1608

Ricketts, Mrs.  .1608

Ricketts, P.  .1608

Riddle & Forsyth  .1112

Riddle  (of Riddle & Forsyth)  .1112

Riddle, James  .328, .344, .347, .1403, .1569

Ridgway  (of Smith & Ridgway)  .1365

Ridgway, Israel  .1587

Ridgway, Jacob  .963, .1185

Ridgway, Rachel  .138

Ridgway, William  .1587

Riebsam, John  .51

Riel, Yvonn  .1747

Riggs, Eliha  .1088

Riggs, George W., Jr.  .1088

Riggs, Lawrison  .831

Riggs, Romulus  .1088

Riley, John  .1012

Rine, Catharine  .1408

Ringgold  .403, .861 .1019

Ringgold, Tench  .403, .1404

Ringwalt, Jacob  .186

Ripley, John  .155, .1026

Rippergere, Charles  .1090

Riter, Geo. W.  .1611

Rittenhouse, Peter  .1648

Ritter, Mr.  .39

Rizer, Martin  .1012

Robe, George  .1350

Robert Edwards   (Ship)  .14

Roberts  (of Schaffer & Roberts)  .1719

Roberts  (of Shaffer & Roberts)  .820

Roberts, George  .1581

Roberts, Hugh  .1581

Roberts, William .593, .1001

Robertson, Gilbert, & Co.  .1423

Robertson, A. H.  .1352

Robertson, Archibald  .1512

Robertson, Christopher  .1521

Robertson, Gilbert  (of Robertson, Gilbert, & Co.)  .1423

Robertson, William  .720

Robeson  (of Breedlow & Robeson)  .1265

Robins, Brintnell  .1677

Robins, Mary  .1677

Robins, Peter  .1090

Robinson  .1139

Robinson & Vanderbelt  .449

Robinson, M., & Co.  .657, .662

Robinson, Charles C.  .1611

Robinson, James  (of Robinson & Vanderbelt)  .449

Robinson, John  .954

Robinson, John  .1102

Robinson, Joshua  .1151

Robinson, M.  (of Robinson, M. & Co.)  .657, .662

Robinson, Mary  .336

Robinson, Thomas   .336

Robinson, Thomas A.  .389

Robinson, William  .390, .931

Rodgers, J.  .1646

Rodgers. Thomas  .1001

Rodgers, William .1001

Roe & Kershaw .1497

Roe  (of Roe & Kershow)  .1497

Roe, Walter  .1609

Roehkile, Samuel  .1443

Roes  (of Everly & Roes)  .291

Roger, Britain  .1443

Rogers  .1030, .1017

Rogers, Devens & Co.  .1416

Rogers,  (of Rules & Rogers)  .766

Rogers, Andrew  .701, .1550, .1562, .1707

Rogers, Daniel  .1167

Rogers, Jacob  . 1185

Rogers, James  .1666

Rogers, Leo. B.  (of Rogers, Devens & Co.)  .1416

Rogers, Nathaniel  .1550

Roggen, Peter  (of Slacks & Roggen)  .449

Rohn, George  .935

Rohrer, J.M.  .1128

Romson, Simon  .928

Rondel, A.    .422-.423

Rondle - see Rondel

Ronson, Robert  .1159-.1163

Roome, Edward  .518

Roos, Jacob  .1473

Roquin  (of Boiceau & Roquin)  .561

Rose  .890

Rose, Daniel  .1670

Rose, Peter  .1618

Rose, Thomas  .1316

Rosebrugh, Jean .1372

Rosebrugh, John (Reverend)  .1372

Ross  .534

Ross, David  .1359, .1680

Ross, Otto  .1416

Ross, Robert P.  .1220

Ross, Thomas  .1627

Rossell, Zachariah  .75, .76

Rothaimel, Daniel  .1347

Rothermel, Peter D.  .750

Rothermel, Rebecca .750

Rothwell, Thomas  .1210

Rougier, Juan Batista .603

Rouke, Jacob  .190

Rowe   .891

Rowland, Joseph G.  .1210

Rowlin, Philip  .1083

Rowson, Mrs.  .900

Royal, Edward  .61

Royce, Solomon  .557

Rud, J.  .692

Rudicum, John . 1185

Rudolph, Joseph  .260

Rudulph, Tobs.  .95

Rudy, Henry  .1644

Ruggles, Francis  .811

Ruggles, Philo  .511

Rules & Rogers  .766

Rules, J.  (of Rules & Rogers)  .766

Rupel, Robert  .151

Rupill, E. F.  .415

Rush, Jacob  .645, .1372

Rush, William  .1390

Russell  .1017

Russell & Davis  .449

Russell, E. A.  .28, .415, .790, .816, .838

Russell, Elihu  (of Russell & Davis)  .449

Russell, James  .1728

Ryan, Mrs. J. William .1422

Ryan, John .1734

Ryan, Patience  .1734

Ryland, Colo.  .210

Rysdyk, William . 997

 

S., J.M.  .256a

Sackes, Samuel  .1131

Sacksiter, Christian .1471

Saddler, William M. Claws  .1626

Sage  (of King, Anderson & Sage)  .877

St. Joseph  (Ship)  .339

Saknesock, Peter (Dr.)  .1376

Sally  (schooner)  .348, .1586

Sally  (Ship)  .383, .492

Sally  (sloop)  .383

Salter, William .1404

Sammies, Ebenezer R.  .1117

Sampson Co.  .803

Sampson, Augustus N.  .1144

San Joseph  (ship)  .339

Sanders A. S.  .959

Sanders, Daniel  .1210

Sanders, William .1690

Sandy Run Lehigh Coal  .1731

Sanford, Eli .1092

Sanno, Frederick .1471

Santomas  (Ship)  .340

Santoro & Bartles(?)  .1612

Sarkeis, Johannes  .904

Saul, Joseph  .1240

Saunders, Jacob  .1509

Saurie, Geo. G.  .1256

Savages, Dr.  .1099

Sawyer  (of Huson & Sawyer)  .555

Say, B.  .369

Say, Dr.  .282

Scantling, Patrick .1185

Schaffer & Roberts  . 1719

Schaffer  (of Schaffer & Roberts) .1719

Schanck, John   .198a, .199

Scheetz, John H.  .59, .96, .102, .112

Scheffer, Leonardus  .1412

Schell, Peter  .1095

Schenk, Denise  .1117

Schermerhorn, C. & J.  .504

Schermerhorn, Jacob, & Sons  .504

Schick, Lodwick .1471

Schipper, Eliza  .1508, .1509

Schipper, F.K.  .1508

Schipper, Susanna   .1508, .1509

Schitz, Peter  .195

Schlecht, Matthias  .530

Schneider, Elianor  .436

Schneider, Elizabeth  .1473

Scholey, Mr.  .1214

Schott, James  .1013, .1014, .1015

Schrader, P.  .1608

Schrader, Philip  .1618

Schuylkill Navigation Co.  .1580

Schultz, Haddon & Co.  .768

Schultz, David  .107

Schumerhorn, Isaac  .1565

Schwan, Tho.  .1490

Schwartz, Abraham .107

Scofield, Jesse  .1310

Scott, Edward   .189, .311

Scott, George  .958

Scott, Jov .940

Scott, Richard K.  .311

Scruggs  (of Mattison & Scruggs)  .1719

Scull  (of Brodhead & Scull)  .1721

Sea Horse  (Ship)  .309

Seaflower  (Schooner)  .1584

Seaman, John .1364, .1371

Seaman, John Andreas  .1203

Seaman, William .1739

Seckel, Henry .173

Secor, Anna  .253a

Secor, William   .253a

Seebold, Christopher  .1535

Seeger, David  .1185

Seeger, Frederick . 168

Segar, John .1002

Seidle, Godfried  .8

Seimen, B.  .233

Seiser, John .1320

Seisner, Paul  .233

Seitz, Salome  .341, .1269

Seitz, John   .341

Seitz, Salome  .341

Seitzinger  (of Whitman, Bagel & Seitzinger)   .51

Seitzinger, Jacob  .109, . 798, .965

Seitzinger, Jacob W.  .46, .116

Seitzinger, Nicholas  .800

Selden, Dudley .600

Selfer, Laurie V.  .152

Sellers, George  .1608

Sellers, William  .230, .231

Seltzer, Christian .1323

Semines, Thomas J.  .813

Sennickson, James Bruere  .390

Sennickson, Seneca .390

Seth, Capt.  .791

Sethmann Freres  .644

Seton, Maitland & Co.  .240

Sevell, J.  .1721

Seving, Charles  .582

Sewall, Hover  .705g, j

Sewall, Nicholas  .705h, p

Sewall, Storah .433, .705, .705b, d, j, k

Seward, Samuels  .498

Seybirt, A. (Dr.) .1076

Seymour, William .449

Shade, Peter .1618

Shaeffer, John  .266

Shaffer, John     .266

Shaffer, John L.  .1185

Shaffert & Roberts  .820

Shaffer  (of Shaffer & Roberts)  .820

Shaid, George .1629

Shanahnaud, John .754

Shannon, Elizabeth  .77, .80

Shannon, James  .77

Shapard, W.B.  .1108

Sharff, George  .1371

Sharins, Jos. M.  .1613

Sharp, Franklin  .1001

Sharp, John  .1192

Sharp, Mary  .1197

Sharp, G.  .1602

Sharp, William .532

Sharpe, Mr.  .1329

Sharples, Abraham W.  .684

Sharpless, Louisa .1090

Sharpless, Townsend  .1326, .1327

Shartel, George  .271

Shaw .1017

Shaw, Archibald  .497

Shaw, J. P.  .723

Sheafer, Mr.  .1422

Sheafer, Arthur W.  .60/

Sheaffer, Henry .177, .1361

Shealer, Lawrence  .1378

Shearman, A. (Jr.)  .434

Sheele(?), Adam .969

Sheele, Charles  .1593

Sheets, William .506

Sheetz, Catharine  .1361

Sheetz, Geo.  .506

Sheetz, Nicholas  .500

Sheetz, Peter .1361

Sheffer, Alexander  .468

Sheffer, Henry & Alex.  .468

Sheffield  (ship)  .380

Shelda  .1033

Shellon, Daniel  . 1087

Shelmire, Jesse .1096

Shenk, Michael  .694a

Shenour, Andrew (Geenour)  .205

Shepara  (of Kutzner & Shepara)  .259

Shepard, Robert  .1286, .1289

Sheperd, Abigail  .176, .197

Sheppard, M. L.  .1301, .1303

Sherburne, Samuel  .14

Sheridan, W.  .1670

Sherman, Walts  .524-.527

Shewback, Johanas  . 261

Shields & Son .520

Shieves, Charles & Rebecca .136

Shin, Henry .107

Shine, Abraham & John .748

Shinckles, Frederick .694b, .1229

Shinkle, Fredrick .1575, .1629

Shipley  (of Brown & Shipley & Co.) .1226

Shipley, Paul  .54

Shipman, Chaancey  .365, .801

Shippen, William   .47

Shirakami .726

Shire, Abraham .748

Shiring, John .1654

Shirley, Paul, & Co.  .589

Shirley, Paul  .54

Shitz, Peter  .195

Shnabely .1548

Shoeber, Samuel  .636

Shoemaker  (of Massey & Shoemaker)  .223

Shoemaker, Benjamin .274

Shoemaker, Jacob  .566, .1596

Shoemaker, James  .685, .686

Shoemaker, William .1245

Shoenburger, Pete  .846

Shomo, Anna Maria .369

Shomo, John .369

Shop, Henry  .1559, .1560

Short, James  . lal, .1613

Short, William .1185

Shottwell, E., & Co.  .1133

Shove, Nancy  .434

Shraque, Daniel  .1455

Shreader .1652

Shreve, Jonathan & Samuel  .1443

Shreve, Samuel H.  .1514

Shrever, Charles  .136

Shrever, Rebecca .136

Shrubb, A. C. (Miss)  .1076

Shugart, George  .1096

Shuler, Frederick .1618

Shultz, Jacob  .736

Shuster, David  .1186

Shute, Joseph  .1001

Shute, Thomas  .285

Shuy, Margaret  .303

Shy  (of Coons & Shy)  .1225

Shyder, George  .1090

Sibbald, George  .267

Sicard, Stephen  . 1186

Sickler, Christopher  .907

Sickles, Christopher  .616

Sickles, John  .616, .1117

Sidbrook Island  .535

Siddal  .323-.325

Siddall, H.S., & Son  .521

Siddall, J.H., & Son  .863, .1517, .1518

Siddall, Jos. H., & Co.  .1319

Siddall, J. H.  .1146, .1147

Siddall, John Edward  .16, .1504

Siddall, Joseph A.  .227, .230

Siddall, Joseph H.  .227b, .230, .260, .295, .531, .1618

Siddall, Joseph S.  .531

Siddell, James  .651

Sieman, Paul  (of Wynkoop & Sieman) .895

Siemen, Paul  .1643

Sietzinger & Wetherill  .87

Sietzinger, Jacob W.  (of Sietzinger & Wetherill)  .87

Silliman, Isaac (Capt.)  .5

Sillyman, James  .1383

Simmons  (of Adams & Simmons)  .1151

Simmons, Cup.  .1626

Simock, Rich  .1713

Simonel, Mme.  .1221

Simons, Frederick .1095

Simons, Joseph  .1546

Simonson, Jacob  .1555

Simpson & Davison .1169-.1170

Simpson  (of Simpson & Davison)  .1169-.l170

Simpson, Jeremiah .1367

Sims, Joseph .1645

Simson, George  .641

Simson, Lebadiah  .705k

Siner, Jacob  . 1608

Singerfelter, Christian  .677

Sipperly, George .1559, .1560

Sipperly, Henry .1559

Sipperly, Jacob  .1560 .

Sissna, Charles  .1451

Sisson, Catharine  .514, .513

Sisson, Preserved  .513, .514

Skinchruvyal(?), W.   .1690

Skinner, J.  .1716

Skinner, Nathaniel S.  .449

Slack, John .449

Slack, Robert F.  .449

Slacks & Roggen .449

Slacks  (of Slacks & Roggen)  .449

Sleeper, Conrad  .1186

Slidell, Thomas  .772

Slingluff, Jacob  .1618

Sloan, James  .194

Sloan, John  .1001

Sloan, John, Jr.  .1712

Sloan, John C.  .1712

Sluss, John .1059

Small  (of Laurie, Godfrey & Small) .406a-b

Small(of Godfrey, Laurie & Small)  .406

Small, John .1377

Smith & Goddard  .790

Smith & Ridgway  .1365

Smith  (of Smith & Goddard)  .709

Smith  (of Smith & Ridgway)  .1365

Smith, Dr.  .612

Smith, A.C.  .1414

Smith, Abijah  .1428

Smith, Anne  .1708-.1710

Smith, Benjamim .1708-.1710

Smith, Benjamin, Jr.  .1708, .1710

Smith, Benjamin P.  .105

Smith, Casper  .1197

Smith, Charles  .882

Smith, Clement L.  .356

Smith, D. A.  .658

Smith, Daniel  .l80, .1648

Smith, Dockery  .1320

Smith, Elizabeth . 1708

Smith, F.  .1382

Smith, Francis J.  .751

Smith, Frederick .112, .1375, .1387, .1389

Smith, G.  .204

Smith, Hannah  .517

Smith, Henry  .96, .1179

Smith, Henry W.  .51, .146, .148, .365, .384, .413, .424, .540, .801,.1247

Smith, Isaac  .1117, .1456, .1557

Smith, Israel  .1708-.1710

Smith, Israel, Jr.  .1710

Smith, J. J.  .1608

Smith, J. W.  .969

Smith, Jane  .517

Smith, Jasper  .1708-.1710

Smith, John  .1197, .1604, .1708

Smith, John J.  .1581

Smith, John R.  .73, .746, .960, .1134, .1390

Smith, Jonathan .73, .1134, .1522

Smith, Jonathan B.  .73, .147, .1134, .1249

Smith, Jonathan Bayard  .1390

Smith, Jos.  .1618

Smith, Joseph  .190, .288, .517

Smith, Josiah  .1185

Smith, Lewis  .1456

Smith, Margaret  .279

Smith, Mary   .190, .517, .1197, .1210

Smith, Peter .449

Smith, Richard  .147, .1203

Smith, Robert   .810, .1010, . l180

Smith, Rory P.  .105

Smith, S. D. .978

Smith, S. H.  .147

Smith, Samuel H.  .73, .1134, .1414

Smith, Sch.  .147

Smith, Stephen W.  .1445

Smith, Theodosia .1708

Smith, Thomas  .279, .300, .760, .762, .1388

Smith, Thomas Jefferson .398

Smith, Waters Israel  .1708

Smith, William  .898, .1242

Smith, William A.  .498

Smith, William B.  .1249

Smith, William S.  .1091

Smiths  .746

Smock, Cons.  .1058

Smochi, Cornelius  .1237

Snapp, Henry   .722

Snapp, Rachel  .722

Sness, W. Tilton  . 1689

Snevely, Caspar  .l88, .469

Snevely, Sabina  .188, .469

Snicker, Thomas  .1446

Snider, Henry  .1471

Snider, Jacob  .1471

Snilar, Wollatin  .172

Snitcher, Henry  .390

Snook, John  .1592

Snotterly, Henry  .469

Snotterly, Henry, Jr.  .l88, .469

Snowdon, Leon  .1715

Snyder  (of Myers & Snyder)  .1590

Snyder, Adam .107

Snyder, David  .62

Snyder, J.G.  . 1608

Snyder, John  .797, .1648

Snyder, John G.  .381

Snyder, Peter  .1670

Snyder, Simon .1533, .1534

Soldier's Monument Park Association of Schuylkill County  .529

Sollicofre, Gasphard  .821

Solomon, Mr.  .1090

Solomon, Catharine  .71, .72

Solomon, Elizaoeth  .1090

Sommerville & Venable  (plantation) .1595

Souder, Hanry Rudolph  .469, .l88

Souder, Jacob  .1203

Souder, Rudolph  .188, .469

Soulia, Bernard  .84

Soulier, John M.  .280, .604, .693

Soullier  (of Wachsmuth & Soullier) .1141

Soullier, Mr.  .1667

Southare, Anthony  .1252

Southwick, Allen .1302

Southwick, Edward, Jr.  .1456

Sow, S., & Co.  .1416

Sow, S.  (of Sow, S., & Co.)  .1416

Sowden, Susan  .1090

Spain & Lodor  .222

Spain  (of Spain & Lodor)  .222

Spang, Peter  .1201

Speers, George  .1466

Spence  .1017

Spencer, Alexander O.  .541

Spencer, James S.  . 228

Spencer, Jno.  .1635

Spillers  .803

Spyker  (of Cummings & Spyker)  .1225

Staats, Philip  .929

Stacy, Edward  .1593

Stafford, Halenbake  .449

Stafford, Spencer  (Jr.)  .449

Stall, Charles  .1061, .1062

Stall, Daniel  .263

Stantbury, Samuel  .501, .619

Stanley, Ashbee  .1026

Stanton, George W.  .449

Stapleton, Mrs  .1329

Star (Schooner)  .404

Starbird, John . 1608

Starbuck, N., & Son  .1452

Starbuck, Benjamin .1452

Starbuck, Nathaniel  (of Starbuck, N., & Son)  .1452

Starcke, Charles  .605

Starky, Thomas  .1443

Starr, Charles  . 288, .1186

Starr, Jos.  .1608

Stauffer  (of Hoch & Stautter)  .116

Stead, William .449

Stearns, Elisha .155

Stedman, C.B.  .670

Stedman, Jas  .1061, .1062

Steduran, William .1061, .1062

Steel, James  .503, .1097

Steel, John .1035

Steelman, John . 879, . 880

Steenberg, Abraham .1320, .1321

Steetman, Johnathan  .1001

Steigar, Jacob  .787

Steinborgh, Abraham .1321

Steinert, G., & Co.  .598

Steinert, G.  (of Steinert, G., & Co.)  .598

Steinmetz, D.  .1621

Steinmetz, John S.  .1185

Stephens, Robert S.  .1511, .1512

Stephenson .1603

Stephenson, John  .1627

Sterling  .1087

Sterling, George W.  .1395

Stern, Jesse  .1565

Stetler .1548

Steve & Co.  .256a

Steven, G. G.  .1076

Steven, S. G.  .1512

Stevens, Catharine  .1708

Stevens, Edward  .1696

Stevens, Ephraim .537

Stevens, Israel  .1708-.1710

Stevens, James L.  .340

Stevens, Solon  .1550

Stevens, Thomas  .1708, .1710

Stevens, William .1124

Stevenson, Augustus  .1264

Stevenson, I.  .260

Stevenson, James  .449

Stevenson, William .1264

Stewart  .407, .1017

Stewart & Clunkell   .1531

Stewart  (of Stewart & Clunkell)  .1531

Stewart, Isaac  .656b

Stewart, Maria  .73, .746

Stewart, Robert  .78

Stewart, Thomas W.  .88

Stewart, William J.  .1112

Stewert, John .1378

Steymets, Christopher   .442

Steymets, Rachel  .442

Stichler, Geo. H.  . 798

Stillman, Samuel  .480

Stineman .282

Stinnett  (of Barclay, Stinnett & Co.)  .1226

Stirling, Earl of   .1594

Stock, Philip  .288

Stocker, Clement  . 288

Stockton (of Winlock, Stockton & Co.)  .1260

Stockton,   L. H.     .1592

Stockton, R. B.  .1265

Stockton, R. B. (Dr.)   .1260

Stodard  .486

Stoddard & Waters  .1283

Stoddard  (of Stoddard & Waters)  . 1283

Stoddart, John  .1102

Stoever, Casper, Jr.  .303

Stokes, John  .1637

Stoll, Jos.   .1712

Stoneman, Jos.  .1618

Storer, Charles .795

Storm, Catharine .1068

Story, John .1035

Stothart, W.G.  .1218

Stothart, W.  .1218

Stow, John   .272

Stoy, Daniel  .1155

Strahn, John .288

Strange  (of Currin & Strange)  .1225

Stratton, Dr.  . 1577

Strauch, Henry .1347

Strauss  .155

Strauss & Farrel  .1732

Strauss  (of Strauss & Farrel)  .1732

Strauss, Jacob  .969

Strawb, C. M.  .712-.714

Streeper, Richard  .1608

Streib, Christian .246

Streit, Christian .246

Streper, Henry .1529

Strewback, Johannes  .261

Stroh, Mr.  .1435, .1436

Strohecker, John .7, .1182, .1150, .1650

Strong  (of Gillappy & Strong)  .1525

Strong, G. D.  .1679

Strosher, Jno.  .111

Stubblebines, Jacob  .1482

Sturges, Anthony .1012

Sturtevant, Rolinda .1685

Styels, Henry .1175

Stymets, Christopher  .442

Sudbury, Inhabitants of  .184

Suders, J. C.  .1203

Sulger, Jacob  .92

Sulher, Abraham   .107

Sullivan, John .327, .503

Sumins, Paul  .1643

Summers, Mr.  .528

Summers, John .586-.588

Sunbury & Philadelphia Rail Road Co. - see Philadelphia & Sunbury RR Co.

Sundan, Bullerd .1670

Sundens, Christopher .1666

Susanna  (Brig)  .1483

Susholtz, John  .107

Sutcliff, Joshua .32

Suton, Mr.  .1339

Suton, John . 1185

Suton, William . 803

Sutter .1596

Sutter,Benjamin P,  .18

Sutter, Daniel   .l8

Sutton, James  .1237

Sutton, John  .1058

Swain, N.  .309

Swan, Albertson .1058

Swanson, Andrew .1010

Swanson, Gunner  .1010

Swanson, Swan Belle .1010

Swanwicke  (of Willing, Morris & Swanwicke)  .1665

Swart  .1583

Swartunt, Samuel  .609

Swartwout, S.  .609

Swatara Rail Road Co.  .1128

Sweier, Isaac  .1198

Sweier, Samuel  .1198

Swerinley . 813

Swett    .1513

Swett, Joseph C.  .616

Swift, Charles  . 1529

Sykes, John . 1627

 

Tagart, Thomas  .224

Taggert, Robert  .1061, .1062

Talbot, George W.  .14

Talbot, Jones & Co.  .210

Talbot  (of Talbot, Jones & Co.)  .210

Talmage, William . 805

Taney, John .1305

Tanner, Archibald  .1136, .1137

Tapa, Vincente de  .1714

Tapill, Janus & Co,  .1037

Tapill (of Tapill, Janus & Co.)  .1037

Tappan & Mansfield  .13

Tappan  (of Tappan & Mansfield)  .13

Tarr, Mr.  . 887

Tarranten, Thomas  .1659

Tarris, John .1663

Tash, Wm.  .1587

Taughenbaugh, N.  .1509

Taylor, John & Jereh. & Co.  . 1666

Taylor, Robert A., & Co.  .382, .1617

Taylor, William, & Son .58

Taylor, Benjamin Sharp  .1626

Taylor, Elizabeth  .1262, .1445

Taylor, Jas.  .1595

Taylor, Hannah  .810

Taylor, James . 998, .1595

Taylor, Jereh.  (of Taylor, John & Jereh. & Co.)  .1666

Taylor, John  (of Taylor, John & Jereh. & Co.)  .1666

Taylor, John  .448, .449

Taylor, John R.  .225

Taylor, Jonathan  .1428

Taylor, Joseph  .1443

Taylor, Lucius  .1739

Taylor, Nathaniel  . 1654

Taylor, Phoeby  .449

Taylor, Robert  .1617

Taylor, Robert A.  (of Taylor, Robt. A., & Co.)  .382, .1617

Taylor, William .26

Tea, Richard  .1164

Telfer  (of Laurie & Telfer)  .152

Teit, Jacob  .1204

Ten  Eyck, Philip.1078

Tennent, William M. (Rev.)  .73

Tennent, Susanna  .73

Thielen, John L.  .772

Thiell, Casper  .1156

Thomas, Daniel, Jr.  . 1529

Thomas, Edward  .136

Thomas, Edward B.  .1302

Thomas, Elijah  . 1618

Thomas, Joseph  .105

Thomas, Silas  .1448

Thomas, Stamford B.  .1617

Thomas, William .1001

Thompson  .1595

Thompson, Jacob  .431

Thompson, James  .1671

Thompson, John  . 1740

Thompson, Joshua  .1627

Thompson, L. C.  .1422

Thompson, Peter  .549

Thompson, Samuel  .810

Thompson, William  .1265, .1422

Thompson, Wm. W.  .1683

Thomson . 969

Thomson, J. R.   .1206

Thomson, Jno. B.    .385

Thomson, John R.  .1013-.1015, .1022

Thomson, Joseph  .117

Thomson, Mary F.  .832

Thomson, Nathaniel  .503

Thorn, John  .1637

Thorndike, Israel  .425

Thornton, Cyril  .1513

Thrash, Dewalt  . 1385

Tice, Jacob  .371

Tilford  (of Cox & Tilford)  .89

Tilford, Mr.  .67

Tilford, John W.  .332, .729, .1019, .1135

Tilghman  (of Meredith & Tilghman)  .1512

Tilghman, Mr.  .1512

Tilghman, William .882

Tillett, Col.  .53

Tilton, Francis R.  .1342

Tilton, W.  . 1689

Tilver, John Henry .1047

Timony  .1435, .1436, .1732

Timony, Daniel J.  .123-.125, .128-.132

Timony v. Kemmerer & Co.  .123-.132, .1731

Tinant  (of Chappell & Tinant & Co.)  .816

Tipling House  .797

Titus, Rich.  .1481, .1482

Titus, John  .75

Titus, Liscomb R.  .75, .76

Titus, Richard  .1481, .1482

Tobyn, John  .227a-b

Tod, John .639, .887, .910, .1437

Tod, W. H.  .810

Todd, John  .1239

Tolpy, Richard  .705p

Tolpy, Thomas  .705p

Tomkins & Coule  .816

Tomkins  (of Tomkins & Coule)  .816

Tompkins, Daniel H.  . 1304

Tompkins, George W.  .1304

Tophan, John  .882

Torrance, M.  .410

Tot, John  .1095

Toudrn(?), Capt.  .1354

Tower, Ambrose  .345

Tower, Reuben .449

Tower, Silas  .345

Town, Archibald  .1118

Town, George  .111

Townsend, C.  .1457

Townsend, Cresse  .1428

Townsend, Eli  .1039

Townsend, Elijah .1428

Townsend, Jonathan  .288

Townsend, William .1481

Towsend  .731

Towsend, John R.  .675

Toy, John  .1090

Tracy, Frederick A.  .1026

Tracy, George  .958, .1122

Travers, Mr.  .1609

Travis  .1609

Travis, John  .1675

Treadwell, Mr.  .1550

Treat, Stephen Atwater  .772

Treichel, Charles  .956

Tremont  .1129

Trenton Banking Co.  .75, .76

Trenton & Philadelphia Railroad Co. - see Philadelphia & Trenton RR Co.

Tribout, Francis  .994

Trimble  (of Byrnes, Trimble & Co.)  .1021

Trimble, Rebecca .1627

Triplet, Daniel  .1178

Tromp, John .970a-b

Tromp, Robert  .970a-b

Troublesome, Thomas  . 168

Troup, Robert  .809

Troutman  (of Kay & Troutman)  .108

Trump, Jesse  .370

Truxtun, Thomas     .1012

Tuanal,  Fomay ve (?)     .603

Tuaxa, Tomas de (?)     .603

Tucker, William .1124

Tunis, Mrs.  .1729

Turk, Ahasuerus  .576, .578

Turk,  Chars.     .576, .578

Turner,  Joseph    .500

Turner, Peter .1179

Turner, Robert  .500

Turner. Thomas  .111

Twirpin, John  .76la, .762

Tyson, William A.  .1209

U. S. S. Association  .1648

Ulrich, U.  .716

Umstead, John  .1166

Underhill & Birdsall  . 1678

Underbill  (of Underhill & Birdsall)  .1678

Underhill, Abraham .1353

Union Canal Co.  .992

Union Insurance Company of Philadelphia . 63

United Insurance Co., N.Y.  .312

United States of America, Department of State .606

United States, Bank of the (Philadelphia)  .1034

Upshaw, A. M.  .100

Ure, Masterton   .595, .809

 

Vale & Fruere, Printers  .580

Valentine, Benjamin .1618

Valentine, Robert  .1627

Van Allen, John  .602

Van Alppen, John .504

Van Alstyne, John .504

Van Benthuysen, O. R.  .449

Van Buren, Johann .1567

Van Buren, Johnnis  .1565

Van Buren, Martin C.  .1565-.1567

Van Buschoten, Jacob  .621

Van Buschoten, Matthew .621

Vance, Samuel, Jr.  .546, .638

Vancleve, Benjamin .1710

Vancleve, Charity .1710

Vancleve, Joseph .1710

Vande, William .560

Vandervelt, Cornelius  .449

Vanderkemp, John I.  .1349

Vanderlip, Elias  (Jr.)  .449

Vanderveer, Abraham .1515

Vandewoo, W. & P. L.  .560

Van Duren, Norton & Co.  .1128

Van Dyk, Elizabeth .1555

Van Dyk, Henry .1555

Van Dyk,  Richard    .1555

Van Hoesen, Jacob . 1351

Van Kirk, Peter  .1117

Van Lear, J. William .1642

Van Mater, Benjamin .745

Van Mater, Eliza   .1745

Van Mater, Holmes  .1001

Van Mater, Idah .1117

Van Mater, John  .745

Vanmater, Joseph K.  .286

Van Mater, Rules  .1055, .1117

Van Ness, Abraham .500, .929, .1565, .1566

Van Ness, John  .1565

Van Ness, W.  .1453

Vannest & Wells  .453

Van Nest, S.  .335

Van Nest, Syhart  .1712

Vannest, Sylvant  .334

Van Schaack, John .449

Van Schaack, Stephen .449

Vansen, Joseph .1661

Vansice, Capt.  .1662

Vansise, Joseph .455

Vansitz, Captain .222

Vansytes, Capt.  .166

Vansyth, Capt.  .955

Van Tuyl, Andrew .442, .1069

Vanuxem & Lombaert  .452

Vanuxem (of Vanuxem & Lombaert)  .452

Van Varick, Richard .1069, .1070

Van Veghten, Garrish J.  .1121

Van Veghten, John W.  .1121

Van Wagoner, William J.  .1582

Van Winkle, John . 1088

Vanzandt, Mr.  .1583

Varick, Richard . 1068, .1069

Varnest & Wells  .453

Varnest  (of Varnest & Wells)  .453

Vasige, Capt.  .1285

Vaughan  (of Bolles & Vaughan)  . 1226

Vaughan, Jn.  .1714

Venus  (Ship)  . 1084

Victor, Charles Gracbe .605

Viets, Roger .449

Vignardonne, John .553

Vignardonne, Louisa Caroline

Vilanie .333

Vinal, Capt.  .1586

Vinal, Asa  .348, .492

Vinton, J.R. (Capt..)   .1089

Vinton, Francis  (also lieutenant, Rev.)  .558, .671,  .794

Vinton, John .558

Vinton, Mary (Mrs.)  .1089

Virginia (ship)  .596

Vogel, John .288

Voisin, Mr.  .816

Volant, Antoine .1360

Volkhardt, William .1518

Voneida, Daniel  .371

Voorhees, William .449

Voree, Reuben . 345

Vroom, P.D. (Jr.)  .609

Vroom, Peter D., Jr.  .493, .508

 

W., E.  .1127

W., G.  .830

Wachmouth – see Wachsmuth

Wachmuth – see Wachsmuth

Wachsmouth – see Wachsmuth

Wachsmuth & Co.  .497, .1002

Wachsmuth & Dutilh  .216

Wachsmuth & Soullier  .1141

Wachsmuth  .209, .1659, .1697

Wachsmuth  (of Dutilh & Wachsmuth)   .986

Wachsmuth  (of Dutilh, E., & Wachsmuth) .452, .455, .510, .1356, .1360, .1399

Wachsmuth  (of Wachsmuth & Co.)  .497

Wachsmuth  (of Wachsmuth & Dutilh)  .216

Wachsmuth  (of Wachsmuth & Soullier) .1141

Wachsmuth, Mr. . 455,  .780, .1740

Wachsmuth, John Godf.  .92, .240

Wachsmuth, V. F.  .870

Wachsmuth, W.  .209

Wagener, Daniel  .1372

Wagner, Daniel  . 1446

Wagner, William .1007

Wainwright, Dr.  .575

Wainwright, C. (Miss)  .575

Wainwright, E. (Miss)  .1127, .1686

Wainwright, Eliza  (Elisa)  .1513, .1716, .1717

Wainwright, Peter .480

Wainwright, Peter, Jr.  .1716

Wainwright, Mrs. Peter, Jr.  .29

Wakely .804

Wainwright, E.  .29, .575, . 1686

Wainwright, P.  .1716

Walbert, John .1369

Walbert, Peter  . 1369

Waldron, William J.  .517

Waldron, Anna Collister  .517

Wales, Capt.  . 788b

Walke, Garret  .582

Walker  .746, .1017

Walker & Kennedy  .496

Walker, Willard & Co.  .334

Walker (of Walker & Kennedy)  .496

Walker, Mr.  .932

Walker, Charles . 1459

Walker, Elizabeth . 1482

Walker, H. W.  .55

Walker, Henry .758, .759

Walker, Henry M.  .52, .32, .703, .783, .784, .796

Walker, Jonathan   .677

Walker, Joseph .1461

Walker, Peter .768

Walker, Robert T.  .1440

Walker, Thomas A.  .528

Walker, Willard & Co.  .334

Walker, Willard  (of Walker, Willard & Co.)  .334

Wall, G. D.  .1613

Wall, Garret D.   .76, .582, .1442, .1592, .1610

Wall, Thomas D.   .1138

Wallace, Johnson, & Morris   .1477

Wallace, Mr.  .960

Wallace, Charles (of Wallace, Johnson, & Morris)   .1477

Wallace,  J.     . 1585

Wallace, J.B.  .85

Wallace,  John    . 620,  .933

Wallace, Nicholas .1506a-c

Wallace, Robert  .227a,b

Wallace, W.  .1477

Wallach, Cathbert P.  .813

Wallach, Charles S.  .813

Wallach, Richard .813, .1420

Wallach, William D.  .813

Wallade, A. M.  . 835

Waller, L. A.  .133

Walling, Deborah .977

Walling, Isaac .977

Walling, John .977

Walling, Joseph  .1117

Walling, Miles S.  .977

Walling, Rebecca Sarah .977

Walling, William .977

Wallis, Samuel  .209

Walmsley, W. M.  .865, . 867

Waln, Nicholas  .977

Walpole, Luke  .1283

Walsh, John S.  .449

Walter, Geo. M.  .107

Walter, Jacob  .969

Waltman, Michael  . 505

Walton, Benjamin .288

Walton, Gerard .745

Walton, Henry  .745

Walton, Jeremiah .1185

Wampole, Isaac .1529

Wampole, J.  .1471

Wandell, Daniel T.  .449

Wannemacker, Jacob  .1676

Waples, Rufus, & Co.  .539

Waples, Rufus  (of Waples, Rufus & Co.)  .539

Ward, Rev. Mr.  .182

Ward, Bartholomew .1739

Ward, Jasper .954

Warfell, Henry .435

Warner, William .260

Warrell  (of Wynn & Warrell)  .1589

Warren .610

Warren, Nathan .1454

Warren, Tavern .42

Warrington, Hannah .117

Wartman, Abraham . 1186

Wartman, George  . 1186

Washington, John S.  .409

Washington, Thomas  .792, .1240, .1440

Waterford, J.  .1001

Watering Committee .227a-o, .228

Waterman, Jeremiah .449

Waters  (of Stoddard & Waters)  . 1283

Waters, H.  .1102

Watkins, S. (Dr.)  .732

Watmough, J., Jr.   .257, .281

Watmough, T.C.  .257

Watson & Bredin .1020

Watson  (of Watson & Bredin)  .1020

Watson, Capt.  .243

Watson, Chas. S.  .1637

Watson, H. D.  .1099

Watson, M.  .768

Watson, R.  .786

Watson, Thomas L.  .449

Wattman, Michael  .505

Watts, Robert  .554

Watts, Thomas  .1599

Wayne, William .1096

Weatherby, Jeremiah .1039

Weave, Joseph  .1215

Weaver  .274

Weaver  (of Bowlby & Weaver)  .610

Weaver  (of Bown & Weaver)  .1155

Weaver, Daniel J.   .1581

Weaver, George .45, .68

Weaver, Jacob  .275, .288

Weaver, John .260, .1177

Weaver, Martin .798

Weaver, Matthew .1690

Weaver, Philip  .736

Weaver, Thomas  .260

Weaver, Wilhilmina .260

Webb, Reuben .227a-b

Webster, Mr.  .1513

Webster, Allen .1113

Webster, Andrea  .1090

Webster, John .449

Webster, W. R.  .128-.130, .572

Weckerly,  Conrad   .1618

Weed,  Rufus     .252

Weeden, James  .1254

Weer, Rufus  .252

Weidman, Jacob  .1388

Weifel, Henry  .435

Weintz, Isaac  .684

Weise, Adam . 265

Weise, Maria .265

Weiser, Barbara   .1367

Weiser, Benjamin .1367

Weiser, Conrad  .1367

Welby, Maxime  .1626

Welch, James  .1176

Weller, John .804

Wells  (of Vannest & Wells)  .453

Wells  (of Varnest & Wells)  .453

Wells, Agur .449

Wells, Austin S.  .334

Wells, E.  .365

Wells, P.  . 724

Wells, Philoman .1452

Wells, W. B.  .715

Wells, William .311

Welsh, Jacob  .1741

Wendell, H. H.  . 1582

Wenrick, Thomas  .1191

Wentz, J.S., & Co.  .568, .653, .654, .908, .909, .1103

Wentz  . 601

Wentz, J. S.  (of Wentz, J.S. & Co.) .568, .653, .654, .908, .909, .1103

Wersel, Henry  .157

Werssel, Adam .191

Wescoat, Ann   .977

Wescoat,  Frien     .977

West,  Mr.     .1336

West, David  .1210

West, Ebenezer  .1734

West, Elizabeth  .977

West, Mourice  .1626

West, Patterson B.  .57, .1440, .1444

Westcott, Samuel  .1574

Westcott, Thomas .1574

Westen, Franz  . 1408

Westmont Co.  .1444

Wetherill, Biddle & Richards  .369

Wetherill  (of Sietzinger & Wetherill)  .87

Wetherill (of Wetherill, Biddle & Richards)   .369

Wetherill, Charles  .116

Wetherill, John P.  .116

Wetherill, John W.  .392, .400

Wetherill, Samuel  .1385

Wetherill, Samuel P.  .116

Wetherill, William .116

Weydner, Jacob  .748

Wharf, Isaac  .495

Wharton & Lewis  .1356

Wharton  (of Wharton & Lewis)  .1356

Wharton, Charles  .1512

Wharton, John Saltan  .1383

Wharton, Lloyd  .742

Wharton, Thomas  .977

Wharton, Thomas F.  .636

Wheaton  (of Murray & Wheaton)  . 379

Wheaton, Joseph  .l89

Wheeler & Asher  .878

Wheeler & Ashurst  .560, .598, .1102, .1282, .1283

Wheeler  (of Wheeler & Asher)  .878

Wheeler  (of Wheeler & Ashhurst)  .560, .598, .1102, .1282, .1283

Wheeler, Enos  .1654

Wheeler, G. H.  .1046

Wheeler, J. J.  .1282

Wheeler, James  .1516

Wheeler, John J.  .932

Wheeler, Samuel  .1203

While, Joseph . 1001

Whilldin, Matthew .879, .880

Whipple, John  .1685

White & Lynn .972

White  (of White & Lynn)  .972

White, Ann  .970a-b

White, Campbell P.  .15

White, Daniel  .1605

White, Frederick .212

White, George   .328, .344, .347, 761a, .762, .1403, .1569

White, John .27

White, John Moore .284, .1610

White, Jonathan . 1690

White, Joseph .1001, .1627

Whitehead, Richard .70

Whiten, Asa   .1654

Whitesides  .1017

Whitman, Bagel & Seitzinger .51

Whitman  (of Whitman, Bagel & Seitzinger)  .51

Whitney, William B., & Co.  .542-.545

Whitney  (of Delano & Whitney)  .429, .1499

Whitney  (of Wiggin & Whitney)  .975, .976, .1974

Whitney, Jacob  .509

Whitney, Samuel  . 427

Whitney, Stephen . 1

Whitney, William  .397, .399, .405, .449, .1013-.1015

Whitney, William B.  (ot Whitney, William B. & Co.)  .542-.545

Whittelcey – see Whittlesey

Whittlesey, Mary Ann .1185, .1618

Wickham, William . 1050

Wickham, William Mills  .1050

Wicks, Eliphalet  .1131

Wiggin & Whitney  .974-.976

Wiggin  (of Wiggins & Whitney)  .974-.976

Wiggoms, John  .1677

Wilcocks, Alxr.  .1579

Wilcocks, Thos.  .1579

Wilcox, Daniel  . 449

Wild, James  .46, .116, .449

Wildes, John .977

Wilds, Lyon & Birge  .116

Wilds  (of Wilds, Lyon & Birge)  .116

Wiley & Allen . 1634

Wiley, David  (of Wiley & Allen)  .1634

Wiley, John .51, .l09, .413, .424,

Wiley, Joseph & Robert  .109

Wiley, Robert  .109

Wiley, William .965

Wiley, William (of Reibsaur & Wiley) .109

Wilherm, Jacob  .107

Wilkins, Jacob, Jr.  .11

Wilkins, Martin S.  .1334

Wilkinson, Elizabeth  .1627

Wilkinson, John .1035, .1622, .1623

Wilkinson, Joseph .1622, .1623

Will & Black .1443

Will  (of Will & Black)  .1443

Will, Daniel  (Jr.)  .369

Willard, Alfred .212

Willard, Elias M.  .597

Willcocks, Lewis  .438

Williams Brush Co.  .546

Williams, Mr.  .1512

Williams, Ann  .1426

Williams, David  .1449

Williams, Dudley .1111

Williams, Ellis  .1426

Williams, Jane .1426

Williams, Jess  .1426

Williams, John .201

Williams, Joseph . 197

Williams, Mercy .197

Williams, P. B. T.  .546

Williams, Samuel  .1001

Williamson, Isaac H.  .822

Williamson, Thim .1674

Williamson, Thomas  .681

Willing & Francis  .782

Willing, Morris & Swanwicke .1665

Willing  (of Willing & Francis)  .782

Willing, Charles  .1010

Willing, Edward Shippen  .1010

Willing, Morris  (of Willing, Morris & Swanwicke)  .1665

Willing, Richard  .1005

Wills, Henry .1608

Willson, Daniel  .1024

Willson, George, Jr.  .811

Willson, Stephen .761a, .762, .1403, .1569

Wilmington & Kennett Turnpike Co.  .1690

Wilow, John  .552

Wilson  .892

Wilson, William & Co.  .635, .1084, .1180

Wilson  (of Creighton & Wilson)  .1225

Wilson, Abraham .1443

Wilson, David  .1521

Wilson, Hunt  .1589

Wilson, Isaac  . 639

Wilson, James    .76, .256a

Wilson, John .552, .761b

Wilson, Ma.  .1037

Wilson, Robert  .1055

Wilson, Robert (Capt.) .1081

Wilson, William (of Wilson, William & Co.)  .635, .1084, .1180

Winants  .1417

Wincey  (Sloop) .1597, .1631

            [also spelled Wincy]

Winchester, J. M.  (of Parker & Winchester)  .814a-b

Winger, Jacob  . 202

Winger, Michael  . 202

Wingert, George  .1371

Winlock & Stockton & Co.  . 1260

Winlack, W.  (of Wialock &, Stockton & Co.)  .1260, . 1265

Winne  (of Wynkoop & Winne)  .449

Winne, David P.  .449

Winne, William J.  .449

Winter, Asa .1136, .1137

Winters, Asa .151

Winters, George  .1001

Wistar & Ashton .246

Wistar & Cooke  .1156

Wistar  (ot Wistar & Ashton;  see also Wister & Ashton)  .246

Wistar  (of Wistar & Cooke: also see Wister & Cooke)  .1156

Wistar, B. .406

Wistar, Bartholomew .1256

Wistar, Thomas  . 684

Wistar,  William   .1532

Wister & Ashton . 181

            [see also Wistar & Ashton]

Wister & Cooke  .1299

            [see also Wistar & Cooke]

Wister, Thomas  .1299

Wister, William .244

Wiswall, Thomas  .449

Wit, John .1408

Witherstine, Adam .288

Witman  (of Davis & Witman)  .969

Witman, Charles  .39

Wolbert, C. J.  .1218

Wolcotts, Mr.  .1579

Wolfe, Adam .1593

Wolfley, Conrad  .190

Wollaston, Jas. M.  .1485

Wolle, Thomas (Capt.)  .1463

Wollerton, James  .1427

Wollerton, Jane  .1427

Wollerton, John .1427

Wollerton, John, Jr.  .1427

Wollerton, Liza .1427

Wollerton, Sidney   .1427

Wollerton, Susanna   .1427

Wollerton, William .971, .1427

Woolman, John  .1627

Wolverton  .351, .354, .601

Wolverton, Mr.  .1486

Wolverton, S.P.  .123, .125-130, .132, .133, .313, .314, .317-.322, .360, .601, .824, .825, .827,  .923, .925, .1060, .1335, .1336, .1337, .1491, . 1495, .1655, .1656, .1732

Wolverton, S. P., Jr.  .131

Wolverton, Senator  .1435, .1436, .1731

Wood & Hamlet  . 166

Wood & Hutchinson  .37

Wood  (of Wood & Hamlet)  .166

Wood  (of Wood & Hutchinson)  .37

Wood,  Widow  .282

Wood, C.  .562

Wood, John  .1654

Wood, Jos.  .1654

Wood, Mary  .244

Wood, Samuel  .977

Wood, Thomas R.  .37

Wood,  William   .244, .1654

Wood, Willis  . 1599

Woodbury, L. P.  .891

Woodhurst, Richard M.  .1600

Woodknop, Conrad  .1690

Woodruff, Ann E.  .75, .76

Woodruff, Elias D.  .977

Woodruff, Thomas L. (Dr.)  .76

Woods  (of Yeatman, Woods & Co.)  .1240, .1440

Woods, Benjamin .998

Woods, George  .1451

Woods, John  .1385

Woodsworth, John   .511

Woodworth  (of Woodworth & Murphy)  .1584

Woorten  (of Cook, Wright & Woorten)  .1727

Word [or Wood] Street  .1203

Worley, Mr.  .34

Worley, Francis  .22

Worthington, John G.  .409

Wright  (of Cook, Wright & Woorten)  .1727

Wright, Abel   .985, .1598

Wright, Abner .1448

Wright, David  .1238

Wright, Hannibal  .366

Wright, J.  .661

Wright,  John    .856-.858,   .762, .1403,  .1569

Wright, Joshua .1592

Wrignt, Justus  .449

Wright, Nathaniel  .449

Wright, Samuel Turbut  .1346

Wright, Thomas  .1001, .1123

Wright, William .1647

Wry, Andrew . 162

Wund, Archier, & Co.  .678

Wurtzsbach, G. C.  .776

Wyant, David  .1085

Wyley, John .161

Wynkoop & Sieman     .895

Wynkoop & Winne  . 449

Wynkoop  (of Wyntcoop & Sieman)  .895

Wynkoop, Evert  (of Wynkoop & Winne)  .449

Wynn, Jonathan  .114, .860, .1377

Wynn  (of Wynn & Warrell)  .1589

Wynn & Warrell  .1589

Wynns & Kelly  .348

Wynns, William  (of Wynns & Kelly)  .348

Woodworth & Murphy  .1584

Woodworth  (of Woodworth & Murphy)  .1584

 

Yancey, Birket G.  .1178

Yankee (Ship)  .838

Yard, Charlotte  . 288

Yarnell, Ezkiel  .1625

Yates, Catherine  .292

Yates, Henry  .292

Yates, Robert  .1334

Yeatman & Kent  .67, .89

Yeatman, Woods & Co.  .1240, .1440

Yeatman  (of Yeatman, Woods & Co.)   .1240, .1440

Yeatman, Mr.  .1019

Yerger, Tobias  .1471

Yergy, Henry .1382

Yoke, George .692, .1670

Yost, Daniel  .935

Young, Andrew .l07

Young, Henry  .79

Youngs Joanna .442

Young, Joseph .705d

Young, Joseph D.  .217

Young, Lewis  .1025

Young, Robert  .87

Young, Rolinda   .1685

Young, Stephen .348

Young, Stephen (Capt.)  .1553

Young, Welcome  .1685

Younker, Joseph .1677

Youree, M.C.  .1226

Zantzinger .l87, .,1626

Zearing, John .990

Zeiglas, Israel  .107

Zerm, John . 107

Ziegenfoos, Jacob  (see also Ziegenfuss)  .1747

Ziegenfuss - see Ziegenfoos

Zimm,  George     .167

Zimm,  John    .990,  .991

Zimmerman, Samuel  .646, .647

Zolllckoffer & Messonier  .821

Zolllckoffer  (of Zollickoffer & Messonier)  .821

Zovig, Wallmudin (?)  .747