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Wendell, Abraham, b. 1796. Notebook, 1810 Dec. 12-1811 May 8.

Title: Notebook, 1810 Dec. 12-1811 May 8.

Arithmetic notebook kept by Abraham Wendell, Albany, New York, 1810-1811. This volume includes trial calculations to determine the rate of currency exchange between various state currencies including: New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

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Wendel family. Business records, 1722-1865 (inclusive).

Title: Business records, 1722-1865 (inclusive).

An extensive collection of account books and unbound papers, largely of Jacob Wendell. Among the individuals and businesses included (with dates covered) are: Joshua Peirce, 1722-1734; Daniel Rindge, 1748-1750; Samuel Sloper, 1733-1802; Jedidiah Smith, 1786-1809; William Fernald estate, 1790-1802; Abner Newhall, 1801-1803; Meshach B. Trundy, 1818-1842; James Neal, 1832-1837; Abel Weaver, 1840-1874; I. Goodwin and S.E. Coues, 1831-1845; Eagle Insurance Company, 1834-1836; Piscataqua Insurance Company, 1840-1841; and William F. Parrott. There are family papers of the Wendell family as well as family papers of the Dorr and Barrett families, exercises in navigation kept by John Orn and Jacob Wendell, and a memoir of the Wendell family. The collection includes logbooks for several ships, and these have been treated in a separate record: Logbooks from the Wendell Collection, 1783-1844. Similarly, records of three insurance companies are described in a separate record: Records of insurance companies from the Wendell Collection, 1831-1845.

ArchivalResource: 39 linear ft. (101 v., 7 boxes, 23 cases)

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Wendell family. Wendell/Randall papers, 1800-1852.

Title: Wendell/Randall papers, 1800-1852.

Correspondence (ca. 130 letters, 1800-1810) between Dorothy (Wendell) Randall and her husband Reuben Randall, ship captain, of Portsmouth, N.H., who at one time was captured by Dutch privateers; letters from Reuben Randall, Abraham Wendell (merchant, Boston, Mass.), Isaac Stanwood, and Mark Wendell, to Jacob Wendell, Portsmouth merchant; and letters (1843-1845) from Sarah Blunt to Mehitable Wendell.

ArchivalResource: ca. 200 items.

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Lansing, Evert. Evert Lansing collection, 1772-1773.

Title: Evert Lansing collection, 1772-1773.

Autograph letter and an order to pay, both signed by Evert Lansing, dated 1772 and 1773, respectively. Letter is a plaintive appeal to Lansing's uncle Philip Wendell of Albany for financial assistance: "I have had but three mals [sic] in five days to eat and most ded [sic] of hunger..." Order is addressed to Mr. Abraham Wendell to pay John Corbin five pounds fifteen shillings.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (2 items)

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Wendell, Abraham. Deed, 1726 March 18.

Title: Deed, 1726 March 18.

Deed to a tract of land situated along the Mohawk River to Peter Wagenar and Henderick Louck. The deed transfers ownership of lot number 6 of a tract of 12,000 acres originally granted to Francis Harison, Lewis Morris, Jr. et al. The land was situated on the north side of the Mohawk River.

ArchivalResource: 1 p.

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Kirkland, Florence. Florence Kirkland collection.

Title: Florence Kirkland collection.

This collection consists of 3 statements of duties performed, one for John Agnew, Inspector of Customs, Sault Ste Marie, Oct. 31, 1838 for third quarter 1838, one for Abraham Wendell, Collector of Customs, Michilimackinac, Jan. 15, 1839 for fourth quarter 1838, and one for the Inspector of the Customs, Sault Ste Marie, Apr. 1, 1839 for first quarter 1839. Also in the collection are two letters, both letters from Abraham Wendell, Jan. 19, 1839 to Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the U.S. Treasury. The last item in the collection is a daily account of time employed of Lambert Beaubien, Temporary Inspector of the Customs, River Rouge, Apr. 19, 1839 for first quarter 1839.

ArchivalResource: .1 cu.ft.

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Schuyler, Philip John, 1733-1804. Note, 1781 August 1.

Title: Note, 1781 August 1.

Note written at Albany, N.Y. to Abraham Wendell. "...If you choose to compromise the controversy subsisting between us, I request you to meet me at... Yate's home... The law must take its course."

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

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Wendell family. Business records, 1722-1865 (inclusive) [microform].

Title: Business records, 1722-1865 (inclusive) [microform].

An extensive collection of account books and unbound papers, largely of Jacob Wendell. Among the individuals and businesses included (with dates covered) are: Joshua Peirce, 1722-1734; Daniel Rindge, 1748-1750; Samuel Sloper, 1733-1802; Jedidiah Smith, 1786-1809; William Fernald estate, 1790-1802; Abner Newhall, 1801-1803; Meshach B. Trundy, 1818-1842; James Neal, 1832-1837; Abel Weaver, 1840-1874; I. Goodwin and S.E. Coues, 1831-1845; Eagle Insurance Company, 1834-1836; Piscataqua Insurance Company, 1840-1841; and William F. Parrott. There are family papers of the Wendell family as well as family papers of the Dorr and Barrett families, exercises in navigation kept by John Orn and Jacob Wendell, and a memoir of the Wendell family. The collection includes logbooks for several ships, and these have been treated in a separate record: Logbooks from the Wendell Collection, 1783-1844. Similarly, records of three insurance companies are described in a separate record: Records of insurance companies from the Wendell Collection, 1831-1845.

ArchivalResource: 39 linear ft. (101 v., 7 boxes, 23 cases)Copies: 1 microfilm reel.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269599248 View