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Asa Douglas states that the farm he leased to Benjamin Everts belongs to Robert Livingston, and therefore grants Livingston the right to take any and all profits from Everts' farm.

GLC03107.04753

Collection Item

Autograph letter signed

to Elisha Shelden re: request for financial assistance

1768/02/17

Douglass, Asa, 1715-1792

GLC03107.04755

Collection Item

Autograph document signed

Testimony regarding Asa Douglas

1768/02/20

Paine, Elisha, fl. 1768

Elisha Paine describes some past business dealings with Asa Douglas, and a dispute that erupted between Asa and his brother Benajah Douglas.

GLC03107.04756

Collection Item

Autograph document signed

Testimony regarding Asa Douglas

1768/03/02

Carter, John Jr., fl. 1768

John Carter, Jr's testimony describes how a dispute arose between Asa Douglas, and his brother Benajah. Docketed on verso.

GLC03107.04757

Collection Item

Autograph document signed

Testimony concerning Asa Douglas

1768/03/02

Carter, John Jr., fl. 1768

John Carter's testimony describes the relationship between Asa and Benajah Douglas, and how they managed their farms and other property. Docketed on verso.

GLC03107.04758

Collection Item

Manuscript document signed

Testimony concerning Asa & Benajah Douglas

1768/03/03

Cary, John, fl. 1768

John Cary's testimony describes his financial and business dealings with the Douglas's.

GLC03107.04759

Collection Item

Manuscript document signed

Testimony regarding Asa and Benajah Douglas

1768/03/07