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Date Created
Collection Item
Autograph letter signed

to John Wigram re: shipment of bar iron

1790/12/21

Stewart, James A. (James Augustus), 1808-1879

GLC03107.04307
Collection Item
Manuscript document signed

"An Inventory of Things found in the Pocket of Robert Livingston Esqr. deceased"

1790/12/18

Wigram, John, fl. 1782-1791

Also signed by [Martin] Hoffman.

GLC03107.03698
Collection Item
Autograph document signed

Receipt from Abraham Kamer of rent due the Livingston's

1790/01/11

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Payment of wheat for rent due Henry, John, and Walter Livingston.

GLC03107.04567
Collection Item
Autograph letter signed

to John Wigram re: credit for the account of Peter Pulver for 2 days riding

1790/02/27

Stewart, James A. (James Augustus), 1808-1879

GLC03107.04278
Collection Item
Autograph letter signed

to John Wigram re: credit for riding fire wood

1790/12/21

Stewart, James A. (James Augustus), 1808-1879

GLC03107.04310
Collection Item
Autograph document signed

Receipt of wheat for rent due the Livingston's

1790/01/04

DeLameter, Cornelius, fl. 1790-1791

Rent due to Robert, Walter, Henry, and John Livingston.

GLC03107.04570
Collection Item
Autograph letter signed

to John Wigram re: receipt from Jacob Richter of chopping wood

1790/02/10

Livingston, James S., fl. 1790

Written at Blue Store

GLC03107.04281
Collection Item
Manuscript document signed

Account of Robert Livingston, Jr.

1790/05/15

Barton, Lewis, fl. 1790

The account began 20 April 1784, and includes charges for "doctoring" Robert, Jr.'s enslaved people. Docketed on verso. Written at the Manor of Livingston.

GLC03107.03544
Collection Item
Autograph document signed

Receipt of rent from Widow L.

1790/12/24

Livingston, John

GLC03107.04313
Collection Item
Broadside

Petition to the Legislature of New York

1790

Subscribers and merchants of New York

The subscribers and merchants of New York ask the Legislature to reconsider a law requiring all Port Wardens to be the masters of vessels. They describe the rule as unconstitutional, and beyond the Legislature's power.

GLC03107.05310

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