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Ludlow, William. Papers, 1815 Oct. 9.

Title: Papers, 1815 Oct. 9.

Letter, Oct. 9, 1815, from William Ludlow, director of the City of Columbus, O., to Thomas Worthington.

ArchivalResource: 1 item, 1 p.

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Ludlow family. Ludlow family papers, 1765-1829.

Title: Ludlow family papers, 1765-1829.

Letters, documents, and business papers of various members of the Ludlow family, including documents relating to the estate of John Crooke, in account with Gabriel W. Ludlow, 1774-1795; letters and documents relating to the estate of Philip Livingston, including material on the Schoharie lands and letters to Charles Ludlow, executor, 1811-1814; Charles Ludlow papers including family and business letters, 1790-1809, miscellaneous business papers, 1773-1815; miscellaneous business receipts, 1785-1829, and checkbook and checks; documents relating to the estate of William Ludlow, 1785-1793; and documents relating to the estate of David Van Horne, in account with Charles Ludlow, 1765-1811.

ArchivalResource: 1 box.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/606938215 View

Philadelphia (Pa.). Water Department. Correspondence with Henry Charles Lea, 1883-1908.

Title: Correspondence with Henry Charles Lea, 1883-1908.

Comprises items from William Ludlow, Henry S. Yohn, George B. Bunn and 9 items from Lea.

ArchivalResource: 13 items (18 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63556452 View

Historic Cherry Hill. Philip Van Rensselaer Papers 1775-1798.

Title: Philip Van Rensselaer Papers 1775-1798.

Phillip Van Rensselaer built the Cherry Hill manor house and managed the large Cherry Hill estate. During the American Revolution Philip acted as the storekeeper for the Northern Department of the Continental Army. His papers reflect his activities in the management of the Cherry Hill estate as well as his activities as an important and influential figure in New York State politics and society. The papers also contain a large amount of correspondence and related material generated by Phillip in his capacity as storekeeper. The papers include correspondence, land papers, invoices and receipts, the contract and plans for the Cherry Hill Manor House, diaries and books of account. These papers are useful in documenting the activities associated with the management of the Cherry Hill estate as well as documenting the procurement and distribution of supplies for the Northern Department of the Continental Army during the American Revolution.

ArchivalResource: 4 boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155402382 View