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A list of the Grand Juror for County of Barnstable

Lists jurors names and home town. John Freeman is listed as foreman from Sandwich, Massachusetts.

GLC09028.11

[Receipt for payment of wages]

Received $7.60 for payment of "my Blak [sic] boy's wage..." Possibly Eldridge's African American slave or servant.

GLC09028.12

[Pay receipt]

Lowell promises to pay Benjamin Freeman $138 in three annual payments with interest. Paid dates and amounts listed on verso. Accepted by B.F. Freeman by his attorney Abneer Knowles.

GLC09028.13

[Bill of sale of a house]

Turner signs that he has received $45 payment from John Freeman for the sale of his house.

GLC09028.14

[Pay receipt]

Seaville promises to pay Watson Freeman $27.53 with interest.

GLC09028.15

[Pay receipt]

Bates paid $25 to Watson Freeman.

GLC09028.16

[Pay receipt]

Morris agrees to pay Watson Freeman $61.92 plus interest.

GLC09028.17

[Pay receipt]

Wise promises to pay Watson Freeman $75 with interest.

GLC09028.18

[Pay receipt]

Prince promises to pay Watson Freeman ten dollars on demand.

GLC09028.19

[Pay receipt]

Walker promises to pay $15 to Watson Freeman with interest. Marked on verso paid five dollars on 16 January 1845.

GLC09028.20

[Pay receipt]

Whitford promises to pay Benjamin Freeman $372.51 with interest. Signed as a witness by [Charles H.] Freeman.

GLC09028.22

[Pay receipt]

Mellen agrees to pay Watson Freeman $600 on demand with interest. Freeman signs on verso that he received $500 on 29 December 1837.

GLC09028.23

[Pay receipt]

Mellen agrees to pay Watson Freeman $700 on demand with interest. Freeman signs and dates on verso dates when he received payment.

GLC09028.24

[Pay receipt]

Received of Watson Freeman $337.66 "being the full amount of execution in favour of Seth Fuller against David T. Brigham taken out of Court of Common Pleas" on 16 August 1837. Signed by Charles Henry for Samuel D. Parker, Attorney of Seth Fuller.

GLC09028.25

[Pay receipt]

Mellen agrees to pay Watson Freeman $600 on demand with interest. Freeman signs and dates on verso when he received payment.

GLC09028.26

[Pay receipt]

Leonard agrees to pay Watson Freeman $30.

GLC09028.27

[Pay receipt]

Belcher borrowed $25 from Freeman and signs to pay back on demand.

GLC09028.28

[Pay receipt]

Loving promises to pay Freeman $100 or the equivalent value in housekeeping at fair cash prices.

GLC09028.29

[Pay receipt]

Andrews promises to pay Freeman $35 on demand with interest.

GLC09028.30

[Pay receipt]

Lincoln promises to pay Freeman $35.41 on demand with interest.

GLC09028.31

[Pay receipt]

Mitchell signs to pay Freeman $10 with interest.

GLC09028.32

[Pay receipt]

Fessender promises to pay Watson Freeman $25 on demand.

GLC09028.21

[Pay receipt]

Promises to pay Watson Freeman $213.

GLC09028.33

[Pay receipt]

Signs that he owes Watson Freeman $25.

GLC09028.34

[Receipt for bail money paid]

John Knight was arrested by E. Rugg on 26 October 1850. The unknown creator (possibly Watson Freeman) paid bail and "got him away from the mob."

GLC09028.35

Architect Clark's Wife Dead.

Obituary of a Mrs. Edward Clark, a member of the Freeman family and probably a relative of Watson Freeman.

GLC09028.36

to Lile Miller

Complains that some of his fellows have obtained a furlough, while he has not. Discusses Mr. Frey, a sutler, and the sutler store. In a post script, notes that he enclosed a song (not included) with this letter.

GLC02155.101

to Lile Miller

Writes, "... the different Regts keep the People that live around here, they come into camp and gather up all the Bread meat an coffee the Boys do not make use of which is not a little, they are generally women and children, and I must say I should...

GLC02155.102

to Lile Miller

Thinks Lieutenant Kitzmiller will be able to obtain a leave of absence. Discusses the complicated process of obtaining a furlough, noting that the request ultimately has to meet the approval of General [Samuel] Heintzelman.

GLC02155.103

to Lile Miller

Received a letter from his father, who is also in the service. Notes that he has one year left to serve, but his father's time will be up soon. Discusses his wife's upcoming trip to Columbia (possibly Columbia, Pennsylvania). Pages one and two of the...

GLC02155.104