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Account of Robert Livingston [in Dutch]
1725/05/12
Lynson, J., fl. 1725
GLC03107.05347
Account of Collon Fraysen
1745/11
Clarke, John, fl. 1743-1746
GLC03107.05348
Manuscript [in Dutch]
1721/05/04
Vosburgh, Jacob, fl. 1714-1726
GLC03107.05349
circa 1585-1763
GLC03107.05350
to Robert Livingston re: shipping instruction for beaver furs
1743/06/11
Van Slyck, Cornelius, Jr., fl. 1743
GLC03107.05351
Financial bond with Henry Livingston
1742/09/28
Livingston, Carroll, fl. 1742-1836
GLC03107.05352
Deed of land to Henry Livingston
1803/09/14
Best, Jacob, fl. 1803
GLC03107.05353
Agreement of Philip H Mink to lease a farm to Henry P. Clum
1828/04
Clum, Henry P., fl. 1828
Henry W. Livingston originally leased the farm to Philip H. Mink, who then requested permission to lease the farm to Henry P. Clum.
GLC03107.05354
Conveyance of all leases and rents of the late Henry W. Livingston to John Levy
1845/08/18
Livingston, Caroline D., fl. 1845
GLC03107.05355
Conveyance of a farm by Nancy van Dyke to Henry W. Livingston
1825/09/19
Van Dyke, Nancy/Livingston, Henry W., fl. 1825
Docketed on verso. Nancy van Dyke signed with her mark.
GLC03107.05356
Agreement to purchase land from Henry W. Livingston
1830/01/26
Warren, Abraham/Link, Nicholas, fl. 1830
Docketed on verso.
GLC03107.05357
Bond to Henry W. Livingston for a sum of money
1822/05/06
Brusie, John F., fl. 1822
GLC03107.05358
Lease of a farm from John P. Miller
1829/08/13
Livingston, Henry W., 1798-1848
GLC03107.05359
Sale of land by Carroll Livingston to William Rayner
1836/08/01
Carroll Livingston was the executor of the estate of the deceased Robert Thong.
GLC03107.05360
Sale of land by Henry W. Livingston to Samuel M. Fox
1840/03/18
GLC03107.05361
Lease of land by Carroll Livingston to Jonah Levine
1836/03/28
Livingston, Carroll/Levine, Jonah, fl. 1836
Jonah Levine signed with his mark.
GLC03107.05362
to Henry Knox
24 October 1781
Laurens, John, 1754-1782
Colonel Laurens communicates George Washington's request that Knox send "one of the pieces taken in the Redout [sic] by the french troops...to the regiment of Gattenois." This was in accordance with general orders issued 20 October 1781. The...
GLC02437.01259
to John Lamb
12 November 1781
Knox, Henry, 1750-1806
Uncertain yet whether he will join the artillery park because General George Washington had not yet arrived. Writes, "He has lately met with a severe Shock to his affections, in the loss of the amiable Mr. Custis, Mrs. Washington's only child."...
GLC02437.01289
February 14, 1782
Lamb, John, 1735-1800
Written from Burlington, likely in New Jersey. Writes that he was "informed by the Pay-Master that the Financier intended the officers should receive two months Pay, in certain Notes, payable on the 1st of August next." He and the other officers...
GLC02437.01354
3 July 1782
Writes, "The General [perhaps General George Washington] is still unable to decide when your regiment shall march. You will continue to work on the Tumbrills. As soon as the General shall give me his directions I will communicate them to you."
GLC02437.01474
11 July 1782
Written by and signed for Knox by Samuel Shaw. Says he would have thought Washington would have ordered Lamb's unit to march by now. Says he just heard from Washington that he will not be giving any orders until he returns from Philadelphia...
GLC02437.01483
31 July 1782
Has received directions from General George Washington to move the artillery park from Burlington, New Jersey, to New Windsor, New York. Writes that he has contacted the Wagonmaster General for horses and oxen for transport, and the Wagonmaster has...
GLC02437.01511
20 December 1782
Written by Colonel Lamb to Major General Knox. Is angry about complications with his leave of absence. Says he thought his friends would help him procure the proper documentation to prove his rank, but they disappointed him. Says he has since looked...
GLC02437.01753
circa 27 April 1787
Lear, Tobias, 1762-1816
Informs Knox that George Washington will not be able to attend the Society of the Cincinnati general meeting "in consequence of an account which he received by express that his Mother & only Sister lay dangerously ill, & that he was obliged to make...
GLC02437.03536
December 7, 1790
Requests Knox sends President George Washington "the papers relating to the Indian Expedition which are to be laid before Congress."
GLC02437.04792
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