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Brodhead/Broadhead family genealogical research papers, [ca. 1685-1939]

Title: Brodhead/Broadhead family genealogical research papers, [ca. 1685-1939]

Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Brodhead's genealogical notes and charts, clippings, photocopies and typescript copies of wills and other legal documents, and correspondence, ca. 1880s-1930s, resulting from their research into the history of the Brodhead/Broadhead family. Some original legal documents, military appointment certificates, correspondence, and bills, ca. 1720-1787, relate primarily to Captain Daniel Brodhead of Ulster County, N.Y. A patent on parchment, 1696, also bearing the name Daniel Brodhead probably relates to an earlier member of the family. Other 17th and 18th century Brodhead/Broadhead family documents such as deeds and other legal documents, certificates, and correspondence are included. Of note is an 18th century, printed petition in favor of a treaty with the British, addressed to the House of Representatives, and a certificate, 1685, certifying the appointment of Charles Brodhead as an ensign.

ArchivalResource: 2 cubic ft.

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Terwilliger-Hasbrouck papers, 1780-1839.

Title: Terwilliger-Hasbrouck papers, 1780-1839.

Deeds, bonds, mortgages, receipts, and other papers concerning the stone house and mill of John Terwilliger that was aquired by Josiah Hasbrouck, 1780-1839, including a release from Charles Brodhead to John Terwilliger to dam the Plattekill River for his mill, 1784.

ArchivalResource: ca. 50 items.

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Condit, Edward I. New Jersey miscellaneous financial papers, 1745-1879.

Title: New Jersey miscellaneous financial papers, 1745-1879.

Account books, daybooks, receipt books, and other financial papers of various New Jersey residents. Also includes daybook (1745-1799) of Elisha Cooke, farmer, Hardwick Township, Warren County, N.J., transcribed and indexed by name, including genealogical notes and popular medicinal remedies; daybook (1808-1809) of William Wallace, merchant, of Newark, pertaining to the construction of his home; record book (1809-1820) of Rebecca Dickinson, widow of Philemon Dickinson (1739-1809), with notes on European history and a letter from her father-in-law Samuel Dickinson; receipt book (1804-1810) of James J. Margarum, chiefly concerning payments made to persons and businesses in New York, N.Y.; and receipt book (1822-1851) of John R. Pearson, Trenton, including personal, business, and tax receipts.

ArchivalResource: 10 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70954908 View