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to Philip Livingston re: shipping and trading

GLC03107.02449

to Philip Livingston re: sale of produce

Gilbert gives an account of some corn he sold, and remarks that he can give no encouragement regarding the sale of their produce in the Spring. Docketed on address leaf.

GLC03107.02452

to Robert Livingston, Jr. re: examining rivers and forts

The letter is signed by both Gilbert Livingston and William Paulding. Gilbert writes that he has just returned from "the Forts" where he examined the rivers at Montgomery and Constitution, and has found that the site at Constitution is preferable...

GLC03107.03348

Meeting of the secret committee of the state of New York

The resolutions of the meeting state that the committe should purchase as many cables and anchors as possible; and also that Robert R. Livingston is to be sent down to New York to consult with "the General" on matters of defense. Docketed on verso.

GLC03107.04358

to Robert Livingston re: affections sent from son to father

Gilbert, who had been sent to be schooled by Mr. Stoddard, sends his affections home to his parents and asks if his brother Robert had yet returned from Scotland. As for his schooling, Gilbert writes "I hope I shall be mindfull of the counsel you...

GLC03107.00640

to Robert Livingston re: arrival of furs and provisions

Gilbert informs his father that provisions such as rum and animal furs have arrived, and mentions the price at which he intends to sell them. Docketed on address leaf.

GLC03107.00867

Record book of the land surveys of the Manor of Livingston

The book records measurements of various lots of land on the Manor of Livingston.

GLC03107.04405

to his mistress re: marriage proposal

Docketed on recto.

GLC03107.04406

Drawing of a survey of a pasture on the Manor of Livingston

GLC03107.04407

to Jacobus Kip re: order for payment to be made to Gabriel Ludlow

GLC03107.04408