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Sanford family. Papers, 1775-1882.

Title: Papers, 1775-1882.

Estate settlement (1799) and copy of slave manumission (1806), from the estate of Hezekiah Sanford (1731-1798); papers of his son, Aaron Sanford (1757-1849), farmer and church deacon, including religious diary (1818-1842), pulpit notes, legal documents (including one concerning a slave (1806), list of his taxable estate and codicil to his will, writings to his son, and farm account books (1786-1827, 1837-1842), containing diary-type entries and genealogical notations; papers of Lemuel Sanford (1769-1832), including deeds (1795-1839), power of attorney document (1826), and an appointment (1827); and documents of various family members, including promissory note (1775) to Lemuel (1740-1803), deed to Lydia Sanford, wife of William (1764-1837), two letters from Horace N. Sanford, of Bridgewater, Conn., stationed in Virginia, describing life in an army camp, and an insurance certificate (1882) issued to Daniel Sanford for his home in Easton, Conn.

ArchivalResource: 50 items (1 oversize)

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 13.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 13.

Accounts, 1836-1842, kept in Norfolk, Va., by William N. Ivy concerning the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy.

ArchivalResource: 134 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891.

Chiefly correspondence, accounts, and legal papers, 1836-1844 (363 items), of John Driver Allmand (1779-1851) and his partners, William N. Ivy, Daniel Sanford, and Sidney A. Sanford, all of Norfolk, Va., concerning efforts to procure white oak from St. Mary Parish, La., for use in fulfilling shipbuilding contracts with the U.S. Navy. Other materials include papers documenting business transactions with the Dismal Swamp Canal Company, and correspondence, 1813-1851, describing the capture of a slave ship by the "Jamestown" and the return of the slaves to Africa. Also included are accounts, 1799-1818 (45 items), of Copeland Parker (d. 1830) of Norfolk, Va., including bills for the education of his daughters; correspondence, 1804-1820, accounts, 1797-1817, and other papers of Harrison Allmand (1757-1822) of Norfolk, largely concerning the ship "Thomas"; correspondence, 1858-1871, of John Allmand about family affairs and his travels and life in Malaya, Japan and China; and genealogical notes.

ArchivalResource: 573 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 16.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 16.

Letters, 1838-1840, written by Sidney A. Sanford (in St. Mary Parish, La.) concerning the procurement of live oak to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy. Correspondents include William N. Ivy and Daniel Sanford.

ArchivalResource: 8 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 14.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 14.

Accounts, 1840-1844, kept in Norfolk, Va., by Daniel Sanford concerning the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy.

ArchivalResource: 7 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 10.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 10.

Correspondence, 1836-1843, of John Driver Allmand (of Norfolk, Va.) concerning the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy. Correspondents include George Churchward, Reuben Fentress, Daniel Fisher, Louis Malesherbes Goldsborough, Humphrey Brooke Gwathmey, William Hope (concerning George Elliott), James F. Hunter, William N. Ivy, Daniel Sanford, Sidney A. Sanford, William Biddle Shepard, John N. White, and Francis H. Smith & Co. of Baltimore, Md. (concerning The Georgia Insurance and Trust Company of Baltimore, Md.).

ArchivalResource: 60 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 11.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 11.

Accounts, 1835-1842, kept in Norfolk, Va., by John Driver Allmand concerning the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy. Also, includes a marine insurance policy, 1838, issued by The Georgia Insurance and Trust Company of Baltimore, Md.

ArchivalResource: 30 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 18.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 18.

Agreements, 1835-1841, of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, Jonathan Kay, George Kirby, Jonathan K. Rudder, Daniel Sanford, Tazewell Taylor, and Dennis Vermillion concerning the procurement of live oak for the U.S. Navy; a bill of lading, 1836, for merchandise shipped by John Driver Allmand to Dennis Vermillion; and a bill of lading, 1838, for merchandise shipped by George Churchward to William N. Ivy.

ArchivalResource: 13 items.

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Hay weight certificates, 1853.

Title: Hay weight certificates, 1853.

Record of loads of hay from Daniel Sanford transported by Cyrus Porter, both of Middlebury, Vt.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 17.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 17.

Accounts, 1838-1841, kept in St. Mary Parish, La., by Sidney A. Sanford concerning the procurement of live oak to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy.

ArchivalResource: 73 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 20.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 20.

Materials, 1840-1843, concerning lawsuits in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery of Norfolk, Va., of John Driver Allmand, James F. Hunter, William N. Ivy, George Loyall, and Daniel Sanford relating to the procurement of live oak for the U.S. Navy. Includes affidavits (of John Driver Allmand, William C. Camp, William R. Cocke, Henry Gibbon, George Kirby, George D. Norton, Otho L. Pumphrey, William Pumphrey, William H. Reid, Daniel Sanford, Sidney A. Sanford, Alfred Stevens, Dulton Wheeler, and Nathan Wooster), answers (of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford), complaints (of James F. Hunter), summons, decrees, and miscellaneous notes (of Tazewell Taylor).

ArchivalResource: 43 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 15.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 15.

Checks, 1841-1843, drawn by Daniel Sanford, John Driver Allmand, and William N. Ivy upon the Bank of Virginia, Norfolk, Va., for the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill a contract with the U.S. Navy.

ArchivalResource: 8 items.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 12.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 12.

Correspondence, 1842, of William N. Ivy (of Norfolk, Va.) concerning the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy. Correspondents include Ichabod Bartlett and Dennis Vermillion.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

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Jamieson, Neil. Papers of Neil Jamieson, 1757-1789 (bulk 1760-1776).

Title: Papers of Neil Jamieson, 1757-1789 (bulk 1760-1776).

Chiefly business correspondence (1760-1776) relating to Jamieson's role as a resident partner of the firm Glassford, Gordon, Monteath & Co., of Glasgow, Scotland, and to various mercantile enterprises in North America and the West Indies, especially Antigua. Acting in behalf of John Glassford and James Gordon's commercial interests which included Jamieson, Campbell, Calvert & Co. distillery in Virginia, Jamieson was also involved in several aspects of Chesapeake business life, particularly in the trade of tobacco and lumber. Papers (1776-1783) concern Jamieson's shipping activities in behalf of the British armed forces in America after his flight to New York with John Murray Dunmore, colonial governor of Virginia. Includes business report (1786) of the Glasgow firm prepared for the Loyalist Claims Commissioners in Halifax and some correspondence of George Wythe, Robert Carter Nicholas, and James Glassford, Jamieson's business associates. Correspondents include William Aisquith, William Aylett, William Balmain, Alexander Blair, Carter Braxton, Neill Buchanan, John Campbell, Robert Christie, Alexander Cuninghame, Robert Donald, James Dunlop, Mathias Ellegood, Adam Fleming, James Gibson, Robert Gilchrist, James Gordon, Alexander Henderson, Joseph Hewes, Thomas Irving, Andrew Leitch, Thomas Lilly, James Lyle, Alexander McCaul, John Mitchell, Thomas Montgomerie, Arthur Morson, Robert Purviance, Samuel Purviance, Richard Redwar, Henry Riddell, Hector Ross, Daniel Sanford, John Taylor, Jr., James Warden, John Wood, and the firms Bogle and Scott, Ferguson, Murdock & Co., Mayne & Co., Robert Herris & Co., Alexander Houstoun & Co., Robertson, Jamieson & Co., William Robertson & Co., Henry Tucker & Son, and Jesson Welsh & Co.

ArchivalResource: 23 volumes (2000 items).8 containers plus 2 oversize.8 microfilm reels.

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Allmand family. Papers, 1796-1891. Section 19.

Title: Papers, 1796-1891. Section 19.

Letters, 1841, written by or addressed to James F. Hunter, James Jarvis, William Branford Shubrick, and Tazewell Taylor concerning the procurement of live oak in St. Mary Parish, La., to fulfill the contract of John Driver Allmand, William N. Ivy, and Daniel Sanford with the U.S. Navy.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

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