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1742/07/14

Hanly, Cornelius, fl. 1742

Document

Title: Insurance policy for the Brigantine Ancram on a voyage from New York to Jamaica

GLC03107.02649

1742/07/14

Livingston, Robert III, 1708-1790

Document

Title: Insurance policy for the Brigantine Ancram on a voyage from New York to Jamaica

GLC03107.02650

1742/06/09

Manuscript document

Title: Invoice of flour and bread shipped to Robert Livingston, Jr. in New York

GLC03107.02651

1742/05/20

DeWitt, John, fl. 1740-1744

Autograph document signed

Title: Invoice of flour and bread shipped to Robert Livingston, Jr. in New York

In his letter on p.2, DeWitt explains the contents of the invoice, and also apologizes for a delay in answering Robert, Jr.'s inquiry regarding his stock of horses. Docketed on address leaf.

GLC03107.02652

1742/05

Baker, Samuel, 1726-1742

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Robert Livingston, Jr. re: complaint regarding Capt. Farmer

Baker advises Robert, Jr. to cease doing business with Capt. Farmer, who refused to load Baker's cargo on a vessel after initially soliciting his goods. The date and location are missing due to damage. Docketed on address leaf.

GLC03107.02653

1717/07/26

Fresneaux, Andrew, fl. 1714-1719

Autograph letter

Title: to Philip Livingston re: [in Dutch]

The signature was torn from the letter.

GLC03107.02458

1719/06/29

Fresneaux, Andrew, fl. 1714-1719

Autograph document signed

Title: Receipt of payment from Philip Livingston

GLC03107.02459

1721/06/13

George I, King of Great Britain, 1660-1727

Manuscript document

Title: Commission for Philip Livingston

Philip is appointed to the offices of Town Clerk, Clerk of Peace, Clerk of the Common Pleas in Albany, and also the Agent for Indian Affairs. For the performance of these offices, Philip is guaranteed a yearly salary. Marked as a copy on the docket.

GLC03107.02460

1725/09/25

Schermehoren, Jacob, fl. 1725-1727

Autograph document signed

Title: Account of Philip Livingston

GLC03107.02461

1732/02/21

Kleyn, Johannis, fl. 1732

Manuscript document

Title: Bond to Philip Livingston

GLC03107.02462

1732/05/01

Livingston, Philip, 1686-1749

Document signed

Title: Indenture for the lease of land to Evert and Maria Evertse

As Lord of the Manor of Livingston, Philip Livingston leases a tract of land "from the Manor house to the Church" to Evert and Maria Evertse for their own use and improvement, provided that they pay an annual rent, and also plant pear and apple trees on the land. Signed by Evert Evertse; Maria Evertse signed with ther mark.

GLC03107.02463

1732/05/01

Livingston, Philip, 1686-1749

Document signed

Title: Indenture for the lease of land to Evert and Maria Evertse

Copy of GLC03107.01.02463, with Philip Livingston's signature. On the back of p.1, ANS by Evert Evertse, dated 4 July 1741, Manor of Livingston, in which he transfers his title and interest to John Mac Kay. Also contains a memorandum, signed by John Mac Kay, 1751, in which he signs over the original indenture to Robert Livingston Junior (1708-1790).

GLC03107.02464

1734/05/09

Livingston, Philip, 1686-1749

Document signed

Title: Indenture for the lease of land to Epharim and Cornelia Goes

As Lord of the Manor of Livingston, Philip Livingston leases a tract of land next to the lot of Evert Evertse, to Epharim and Cornelia Goes for their own use and improvement, provided that they pay an annual rent, and also plant pear and apple trees on the land. Both Epharim and Cornelia signed with their marks.

GLC03107.02465

1734/02/22

Bryant, William, fl. 1734-1735

Document signed

Title: Invoice for goods shipped on the Albany to Philip Livingston

GLC03107.02466

1735/05/15

Noble, Elisabeth, fl. 1735

Manuscript document signed

Title: Indenture for the sale of land to Philip Livingston

The document outlines Elisabeth Noble's sale of a tract of land in Connecticut to Philip Livingston. Signed by both Elisabeth Noble and Philip Livingston. Following the indenture on p.4, there is a note signed by John Ashley, 15 May 1735, with an additional statement concerning the indenture. This is followed by a statement renewing the indenture, 26 May 1735, signed by George Wyllys, Secretary. Docketed on p.4.

GLC03107.02467

1735/07/14

Livingston, Philip, 1686-1749

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Dirk van Veghten Junr. re: poor trade with Jamaica

Philip remarks that trade from Jamaica is poor at the moment, and makes some requests for provisions to be sent to him. Notes that he has sent an ill enslaved man to van Veghten. Remarks that he has been ill for some time but believes he is recovering.

GLC03107.02468

1739/03/31

Livingston, Philip, 1686-1749

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Philip Verplank re: request to withdraw money on Verplank's account

Philip explains to Verplank that he is in urgent need of money, and asks permission to receive his due payment by withdrawing money on Verplank's account.

GLC03107.02470

1740/05/10

Clarke, George, fl. 1711-1740

Manuscript document signed

Title: Appointment of Philip Livingston to third Lieutenant

Clarke appoints Philip Livingston to be third Lieutenant of the Independent Company of Militia Foot for the Manor of Livingston. Philip is therefore required to take the Company under his care and provide for them. Written in Fort George neighborhood of New York, New York

GLC03107.02471

1742/09/20

Crooke, Robert, fl. 1742

Autograph document signed

Title: Account of Philip Livingston

GLC03107.02472

1741/09/18

Boyd, William, fl. 1741

Manuscript document

Title: Account of goods shipped to Jamaica from New York

The document lists the amount of goods shipped by different individuals, among them Philip Livingston, and to whom the goods were consigned in Jamaica.

GLC03107.02473