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Van Cortlandt, Philip, 1739-1814. Papers, 1760-1793.

Title: Papers, 1760-1793.

Papers, 1760-1793, consisting of three notebooks and a map showing his property at Nassau and John Street, New York City. One notebook, dated 1760, deals with the estate of Philip van Cortlandt's grandfather, Phillip Van Cortlandt, and his father, Stephen Van Cortlandt. It mentions properties held jointly by Stephen Van Cortlandt and his brother Pierre, and also includes some mention of the claims of Philip Van Cortlandt's own brother William. Another notebook, dealing only with the estate of Phillip Van Cortlandt, has a 1775 receipt laid in and is probably of that date. A memorandum book, 1775-1793, contains lists of debts due to Philip Van Cortlandt and notes on his confiscated property. The properties include real estate in New Jersey and New York State, in addition to money and the property in New York City.

ArchivalResource: 4 items.

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Warren, Peter, Sir, 1703-1752. Papers and deeds, 1639-1795.

Title: Papers and deeds, 1639-1795.

Papers and deeds, 1639-1795, relating to the property of Sir Peter Warren and his wife Susannah De Lancey Warren, and the settlement of their estates. The material includes deeds; indentures; business letters; maps of their landholdings in Greenwich (i.e. Greenwich Village) and Warrensburgh (i.e. Florida, Montgomery county, N.Y.); lists of their tenants; papers relating to Sir Peter Warren's promise to fund the education of Indian children at Stockbridge, Massachusetts. The papers and correspondence indicate business relationships with his brother-in-law Oliver De Lancey, his nephew Sir William Johnson, Phillip Van Cortlandt, Anthony Duane, John Glen, and John R. Bleecker, among others.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes (ca. 145 items)

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Van Cortlandt, Phillip, 1683-1748. Letter book, 1713-1722.

Title: Letter book, 1713-1722.

Letter book, 1713-1722, mainly in Dutch, with some letters in English. The book contains copies of Van Cortlandt's letters to various merchants in England, the Netherlands, and perhaps elsewhere, pertaining to his import and export business.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (560 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/58772823 View