circa 1763-1783

Autograph document

Title: biographical notes on Caspar Weitzel

GLC03769.119

circa 1763-1783

Autograph letter

Title: letter draft or fragment

on recent senate election, not addressed

GLC03769.120

7 September 1818

Wetherby, Benjamin, fl. 1818

Autograph document signed

Title: [certifying that John Brown is charged 10 dollars, 2.50 for each day he was a deserter]

GLC03769.122

circa 1763-1783

Autograph letter

Title: to Sir

letter fragment, alludes to list of names of sixteen people who were recomended by the court to keep public hours.

GLC03769.123

10 December 1794

Edie, John, fl. 1794

Autograph letter

Title: to Alexander F. Dallas

letter fragment, 2nd half to 03769.123

GLC03769.124

10 December 1794

Edie, John, fl. 1794

Autograph document

Title: Request for further number of tavern licenses

GLC03769.125

circa 1763-1783

Weitzel, John, ?

Autograph note signed

Title: fragment of note

mentions Andrew Gibson

GLC03769.128

17 November 1795

Booth, Jas, fl. 1795

Autograph document signed

Title: Registrar notes

mentions that letters of administration were granted to the widow

GLC03769.129

19 August 1788

Rose, George, fl. 1788

Autograph document signed

Title: Deed

GLC03769.130

10 September 1774

Autograph letter

Title: to Sir (letter frgamnet)

Mentions a note payable to James Mackey

GLC03769.131.01

April 25, 1853

Moore, Hannah, fl. 1855

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Ian (son)

GLC03769.131.02

1 September 1845

Moore, S., fl. 1840-1845

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Jas Mildreth

GLC03769.132

June 1784

Sergeant, Jonah, fl. 1777-1784

Autograph document signed

Title: Philadelphia County Court writes of the complications surrounding Alice Finch's will

GLC03769.133

circa 1763-1783

Typed document

Title: biographical record of David Lloyd

GLC03769.134.01

circa 1763-1783

Printed document

Title: listing of items available for sale at Goodspeed's bookshop

GLC03769.134.02

6 July 1773

Penrose, Isaac, fl. 1773

Autograph document signed

Title: bill of exchange

GLC03769.135

7 September 1734

Autograph document signed

Title: Philadelphia County Court case description

GLC03769.136

8 July 1763

Nesbitt, James, fl. 1763

Autograph document signed

Title: Meeting notes

lawyer advises them to settle any accounts they have against Rev. johnston

GLC03769.137

circa 1763-1783

Nesbitt, James, fl. 1763

Autograph document signed

Title: Notice to delinquents to settle accounts

GLC03769.139

circa 1763-1783

Autograph document

Title: notes on oldest paper mill

mentions william bradford

GLC03769.140.02

16 June 1863

Parrott, John A., fl. 1861-1877

Autograph letter signed

Title: to sister

sister [Margaret Parrott] John is proud of his sister and he reminds her to be respectable and honorable, for he wants her to feel equally "as good as those who are we[a]lthy…And if you conduct yourself properly you will soon be a great deal more respected than some of those who look on you with scorn…honesty and industry are the shurest capital any person can have." He believes he will be well enough to rejoin the army soon.

GLC03858.01.16

8 July1863

Parrott, John A., fl. 1861-1877

Autograph letter signed

Title: to sister

John is sorry to hear that their sister is so sick and he hopes to be able to visit her in the nest few days. A verse follows in another hand and Sophia's name appears below it.

GLC03858.01.17

20 August 1863

Parrott, John A., fl. 1861-1877

Autograph letter signed

Title: to father

father [C. Parrott] He is going to join the regiment next Monday. He is married and gives news that his wife is going to New York to stay with family. He may resign if his health does not improve but stands "on the top of the pile here now and I intend to keep there." He sent a notice of his marriage to his father and invites him to put in the local paper if he so wishes.

GLC03858.01.18

8 September 1863

Parrott, John A., fl. 1861-1877

Autograph letter signed

Title: to father

father [C. Parrott] John has been back "in Dixey" for about a week. They are guarding a pontoon bridge and he explains what one is to his father. "Boats are anchored in the River and stringers placed from one boat to another and covered with plank[s]." His regiment has only one year left to serve and he hopes "the war will be over by that time." He relates how popular he and Henry are in Illinois and describes the parties the townspeople had for his wedding. He plans to settle in Sterling, Illinois and start a business.

GLC03858.01.19

17 October 1863

Parrott, John A., fl. 1861-1877

Autograph letter signed

Title: to sister

He was almost killed by Bushwhackers on his way back from visiting Henry with the 75th and "had to run the gauntlet" for four miles and "just before I got through I was compel[l]ed to leave my horse & take to the mountains" and walk over 15 miles. The 75th is just 50 rods from the Confederates, "the two Armies lying so near each other and no firing by eather and at the same time each doing every thing to conquer the other but such is war." He believes the Confederates will fall back to Rome, Georgia in which case his department would not have to fight, only to open communications…

GLC03858.01.20