Box MSS-007.002
Contains 95 Results:
Receipt, 1784 July 19
Receipt for payment of £4, 7 shillings, 4 pence by Richard Jackson for the settlement of half of one account and 10 shillings, 9 pence for the settlement of another account. Payments made to Daniel Willets, who also signed the receipt. Dated July 19, 1784.
Letter from Richard Jackson's attorney [name illegible] to Henry Simmons, Esq., Member of the New York Assembly, 1808 February 13
Letter is inquiring whether Mr. Simmons will be paying a bond incurred by Mrs. Simmons, which is now held by Benjamin Sands. The letter threatens a lawsuit if the debt is not repaid.
Receipt, 1785 July 14
Receipt for payment of £8, 16 shillings, 10 pence, 3 farthings to James Knoks in full satisfaction of a demand against Richard Jackson [Senior]'s estate. Additional payment of 6 shillings and 1 penny farthing to James Knoks for an arbitration amount against Richard Jackson [Sr.]. Payments were made by Richard Jackson [Jr., Justice of the Peace] as executor of his father's estate. Dated July 14, 1785 and signed by James Knoks [Knox?]. Witnessed by Obadiah Jackson and Richard Spragg.
Promissory note, 1782 June 11
Richard Jackson, Jr. promises to pay Micah Williams, on behalf of Richard Jackson, Sr., £7, 18 shillings, 9 pence. Dated June 11, 1782 and signed by Richard Jackson, Jr.
Witness and Consent to Indenture, undated
Richard Jackson witnessed and consented to the indenture of woman, with the permission of her mother. Signed by Richard Jackson, Justice.
Receipt, 1753 May 23
Receipt for payment by Richard and Samuel Jackson to Jacob Mott of £100 on behalf of John Jackson. Richard paid £85 and Samuel paid £15. Dated 23rd of May, 1753. Signed by Jacob Mott.
Bill for purchases by Richard Jackson from Obadiah Seaman, undated
Purchases include: 115 gallons of rum - £13:17:11; 12 [pounds?] of chocolate - £0:18:0; 2 bladders of snuff - £1:16:5; 1 cask 12 penny nails - £7:8:5; O cask 6 penny nails - £2:19:2; 14º [pounds?] cotton - £1:1:4
Bond endorsement, 1800 May 10
Certification by Benjamin Sands that he had endorsed £100 on a bond he has against Richard Jackson. Dated 10th of May, 1800 and signed Benjamin Sands.
Receipt, 1770 May 7
Receipt for settlement of account with Gilbert Wright for carpentry work Mr. Wright did on Richard Jackson's house, for the building of one chest and a [?]. Value settled was £33:15:6. Dated 7th of May, 1770 and signed by Gilbert Wright.