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to Robert Livingston re: items left at Livingston's home

Blackwell asks Livingston if he may retrieve some items that his wife left at Livingston's home a few months ago. The letter is followed by a statement by Jacob Timerman, who acknowledges receiving the goods from Livingston in Blackwell's name....

GLC03107.00994

Account of Robert Livingston

William Bradford's wife, Sytje Bradford, acknowledged receipt of payment for the account on her husband's behalf.

GLC03107.01646

Account of Robert Livingston

Mary Provoost acknoweldged receipt of payment with her signature on her husband's behalf.

GLC03107.01286

Account of Mary Ingoldsby

Docketed on verso.

GLC03107.01301

to Alida Livingston re: request to make payment to Derek van der Hyden

GLC03107.02173

to Aldia Livingston re: request to make payment to Jo[h]nathon Brodhurst

GLC03107.02174

to Alida Livingston re: [in Dutch]

Docketed on address leaf.

GLC03107.02215

[Note about Margaret Chapman]

One document dated November 3, 1913. Pertains to the passing of Margaret Chapman, the 13-year-old granddaughter of Addison Lee Ewing.

GLC03523.28.166

Mimmi to Hallie and Shirley D. Jones

One letter from Mimmi to Hallie and Shirley D. Jones dated December 28 1936.

GLC03135.13.091

[Recommendation of Emma Bullard for a teaching position]

One note written by M. Raymond November 19, 1853. The note recommends Emma Bullard for a teaching position.

GLC03857.77

[Note recommending Emma Bullard for a teaching position]

One note written by Edwin Davis April 30, 1860. The note recommends Emma Bullard for a teaching position.

GLC03857.88

[Note approving Emma Bullard for a teaching position]

One note written by the School Committee of Princeton dated May 26, 1864. The note approves Emma Bullard for a teaching position.

GLC03857.89

[Note approving Emma Bullard for a teaching position]

One note written by the School Committee of Princeton dated April 29, 1865. The note approves Emma Bullard for a teaching position.

GLC03857.90

to John Van Dusen re: payment to be made to Susannah Smith

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.03990

to John Van Dusen re: payment to be made to Susannah Smith

Written at the Manor of Livingston, in Ancram, New York.

GLC03107.03996

to Maria B. Weaver re:

GLC06400.02

[Photograph of Amelia Earhart with Lockheed Martin Vega plane]

Inscription on verso is written by Lloyd Royer. He writes that he and Earhart didn't spend much time together. There is also a stamp with the name and address of John W. Underwood, possibly the photographer.

GLC07243.006.02

to Johnston Livingston re: romantic predicament

Daniell writes that he is currently involved in a love affair with a certain woman whom he would like to propose to. However, he fears that there is a chance she would reject him, which would be an unbearable wound to his confidence.

GLC03107.04180

Battle Hymn of the Republic and Suffrage Song

One undated broadsheet with a print of the Battle of the Republic by Julia Ward Howe. Also on verso "Suffrage Song to be sung to the tune of 'America.'"

GLC09748

Woman Suffrage and the Marriage Relation

Long broadsheet, printed letter to the editor of the Hartford Courant.

GLC06981

[Photograph of four people]

One photograph of four people dated December 1944. The photograph features four people posing for the camera. There are two men and two women in swimsuits. Behind them is a mountain with snow.

GLC10047.02.369

Mustering Out Pay Scale Top Due for $300

One newspaper clipping entitled, "Mustering Out Pay Scale Top Due for $300." Pertains to legislation passed for mustering out payment for those served in the military to men and women.

GLC09993.351.03

[Photograph of a group]

One photograph of a group circa 1920. The photograph features a group of four women sitting on chairs beneath trees. Behind them is a cabin. The whole image is surrounded by a geometric border.

GLC10047.02.262

Gazette of the United States. [No. XLVII (September 23, 1789)]

Reports on the Senate proceedings and prints twelve proposed amendments to the Constitution, an early form of the Bill of Rights. Reports on a debate in the House of Representatives on judicial salaries. Contains news from Europe, including the...

GLC01063

to Mary West

Written by Lewis to his sister Mary. Continues the letter on 30 August and 5 September. Disparages where he is stationed, saying it is desolate and lacks civilized life. Says he has been made an executive officer again, due to personnel changes on...

GLC03836.37