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Fuller, B. A. G., 1879-1956. Autograph collection, 1620-1920

Title: B. A. G. Fuller autograph collection

Letters and autographs collected by Harvard University philosophy professor B.A.G. Fuller.

ArchivalResource: 1 linear feet (3 volumes and 1 box)

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Woods, Lawrence C., Jr., 1900-1990. Collection 1743-1801.

Title: Collection 1743-1801.

Collection includes warrants, deeds, appointments, correspondence and legal materials created between 1743 and 1801 that were collected by Woods in the twentieth century. These manuscripts document individual episodes in colonial Pennsylvania.

ArchivalResource: .10 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/31794594 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Court Docket, 1775-1776.

Title: Court Docket, 1775-1776.

Court docket for Cumberland County, Pa.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122633113 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Jasper Yeates papers 1733 - 1876

Title: Jasper Yeates papers 1733 - 1876

Jaspar Yeates papers, 1764-1816, reflect his activities as a leading lawyer in Lancaster County and as a judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania; they contain his notes on trials, evidence, arguments, depositions, and judicial opinions rendered in numerous legal cases. A large portion of the papers is his personal correspondence, 1780-1816, with noted men, such as Richard Peters, Edward Burd, Thomas Hartley, William Tilghman, and others, which deals with political events, public questions, congressional and administrative affairs; John Yeates papers, 1738-1865, relate chiefly to commerce, shipping between the Middle Atlantic colonies and Barbadoes, Antigua, and other islands in the West Indies; survey of Richard Hill's plantation in Philadelphia, by Jacob Taylor, 1718; Redmond Conyngham letters, essays, etc., 1822; Peter Grubb estate papers, accounts, etc., 1750-1759; Jasper Yeates Cunningham family papers, 1856-1876; chronology of the history of the world, from the creation to 1750; Yeates genealogical notes. The Jasper Yeates papers (1733-1876; bulk 1733-1816) contain information on the business affairs of Yeates and his father John Yeates, as well as their correspondence, which further illuminates their professional careers and family matters. Jasper Yeates's legal papers form the bulk of this collection. His tenure as a lawyer in Lancaster and associate justice of the Supreme Court offers a look into the legal history of Pennsylvania. The collection is divided into three series: Series 1, Business and Financial, which spans from 1740 to 1876, Series 2, Correspondence, spanning from 1733 to 1876, and Series 3, Legal and Miscellaneous, spanning from 1737 to 1831. Despite the divisions of the collections, the subject matter of the series often overlaps, as people and events that appear in Series 1 often appear in Series 2 and 3. Papers in each series are arranged mostly in chronological order.Series 1 primarily consists of bills, invoices, and receipts concerning Jasper Yeates's clients while he was a lawyer in Lancaster and provides a look into his own personal expenses. This series also contains John Yeates's invoices, bills, and receipts when he was a merchant in Barbados and Pennsylvania. The end of the first series includes minimal material on the business affairs of Jasper Yeates's daughter Catherine Yeates. Series 2 has a small number of John Yeates's letters from other merchants in the Caribbean which provides a look at commerce with the West Indies. The highlight of this series, however, is its insight into Jasper Yeates's life during the Revolutionary War and the early Republic. It contains correspondence with his wife as well as prominent Pennsylvanians such as Edward Burd, Sarah Yeates's brother and future associate justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, as well as James Hamilton, one of the founders of Lancaster. Also included is a rough draft of the Lancaster Committee⁰́₉s letter to the Pennsylvania Continental Congress, and correspondence concerning the Lancaster militia and the Commission of Indian Affairs. The correspondence and speeches of Yeates's son-in-law Redmond Conyngham and his grandson, Jasper Yeates Conyngham, round out the collection. Other items of interest include the Yeates geneaology, meteorological observations, and a book titled Chronology of the History of the World, from the creation to 1750. Series 3 contains John Yeates papers as a lawyer in Lancaster and an Associate Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. Yeates's Supreme Court papers contain his notes on the arguments, evidence, in legal cases as well as the opinions of his colleagues. The end of the collection contains Redmond Conyngham's legal papers and undated materials. Jasper Yeates (1745-1817) was a leading lawyer in Lancaster County and associate justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania; the collection contains his notes on trials, evidence, arguments, depositions, and judicial opinions rendered in numerous legal cases. Making up a large portion of the papers is his personal correspondence with noted men such as Edward Burd, Thomas Hartley, Richard Peters, William Tilghman, and others, which deals with political events, public questions, and congressional and administrative affairs. There is also Yeates's personal correspondence with his wife Sarah Yeates. The collection also contains papers of John Yeates that relate chiefly to commerce and shipping between the Middle Atlantic colonies and Barbados, Antigua, and other islands in the West Indies. Other items include Redmond Conyngham letters and essays, Peter Grubb estate papers and accounts, Jasper Yeates Cunningham family papers, the work Chronology of the History of the World, and Yeates family genealogical notes.

ArchivalResource: 25 linear ft.19.2 Linear feet ; 50 boxes

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122474456 View

Shippen, Edward, 1729-1806. Report of the trial of John Cadwalader, Huntingdon, Pa. : manuscript, 1798 May 12.

Title: Report of the trial of John Cadwalader, Huntingdon, Pa. : manuscript, 1798 May 12.

Document signed. Signed by Edward Shippen and Jasper Yeates. John Cadwalader is acquited of charges made against him.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 p.) ; 24 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/82851457 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. A brief compend of the law of nature, with politicks & oeconomicks : abridged from the two last books of Dr. Hutcheson's Moral philosophy, 1760.

Title: A brief compend of the law of nature, with politicks & oeconomicks : abridged from the two last books of Dr. Hutcheson's Moral philosophy, 1760.

Notebook containing notes on Books 2 and 3, Of the Law of Nature and Of Politics and Oeconomics, of Francis Hutcheson's Short introduction to moral philosophy.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (24 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79431690 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Student notes, 1758-1760.

Title: Student notes, 1758-1760.

Notes from Yeates's courses in theology, moral philosophy, and metaphysics at the College of Philadelphia.

ArchivalResource: 4 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79431688 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Some of the difficult derivations in the Greek Testament : particularly in the Gospel according to St. John and his three epistles general : manuscript, 1758-1759.

Title: Some of the difficult derivations in the Greek Testament : particularly in the Gospel according to St. John and his three epistles general : manuscript, 1758-1759.

Philological notes on the definitions and grammar of Greek words in the Gospel and Epistles of John and the short dialogues of Lucian followed by an index comprise the beginning of the volume. About half of the total leaves, in the center of the volume, are blank. At the end of the volume are notes on declension and conjugation; notes on Yeates's progress through the Academy and College of Philadelphia; and a poem by his classmate William Fleming about their senior class.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (79, 20 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79431697 View

Ross, George. Letter, 1789, June 30, Philadelphia, Pa., to Jasper Yeates.

Title: Letter, 1789, June 30, Philadelphia, Pa., to Jasper Yeates.

Received Yeates's letter with enclosures to members of Council. Assures Yeates that he will attend to business of person hinted at, and of his friendship for Jesse Ewing.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122544117 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Moral philosophy : manuscript, 1759.

Title: Moral philosophy : manuscript, 1759.

"In three books; containing the elements of ethics, the law of nature, and oeconomics with politics. To which is subjoined, Communis ethicae compendium, or, A compend of ethics, in Latin" (title page). English text based on Francis Hutcheson's Short introduction to moral philosophy.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (135 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79431704 View

Ambler, Jaquelin,. Virginia papers, 1748-1816.

Title: Virginia papers, 1748-1816.

Include bill of exchange, 6 April 1748, for one hundred pounds sterling; letter, 1 April 1762, from Jaquelin Ambler, York, Va., to Jasper Yeates, Philadelphia, Pa., regarding William Pitt and Britain's declaration of war with Spain; and letter, 6 July 1785, from James Craik, regarding Congress' settlement of Revolutionary War claims. Also include indenture, 5 March 1787, transferring 1300 acres in Cumberland and Prince Edward counties, Va., from James and Elizabeth Roan to Thomas M. Randolph, Patrick Henry, and Thomas Pleasants, in consideration of money owed to Edward Carrington; attested by St. George Tucker and Theodorick Bland. Also include letter, 4 February 1816, from Richard Henry Lee, Carlisle, Va., to Philip Holbrook Nicklin, Philadelphia, Pa., regarding financial matters and Virginia banks; and letter, n.d., from Richard Henry Lee to Walter Jones regarding a legal question associated with the settlement of the debts of an estate.

ArchivalResource: 6 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/34931246 View

Smith, William, 1727-1803. Papers, 1690-1871 (bulk 1748-1804).

Title: Papers, 1690-1871 (bulk 1748-1804).

The William Smith Papers primarily document the public and political activities of William Smith from 1753 to 1775. William Smith's staunch support and advocacy of the Penn family, the Proprietors of colonial Pennsylvania, is well documented in the collection. There is extensive correspondence between William Smith and Thomas Penn for the years 1754 to 1770 which provides detailed reports of, and observations on, the state of the Proprietor's political interest in Pennsylvania. William Smith's staunch support and advocacy of the Penn family, the Proprietors of colonial Pennsylvania, is well documented in the collection. In addition to the Penn correspondence, the collection contains the legal briefs, petitions, and supporting documentation used to defend Smith in the libel suit brought by the Pennsylvania Assembly for his pamphleteering against it. The role of William Smith as an educator and fundraiser looms large in the collection, particularly in his correspondence with Richard Peters, the head of the College's Board of Trustees. The Peters correspondence covers the period 1762 to 1764, during which Smith conducted his extensive tour of Great Britain raising money for the College. The fund raising trip is also documented in a diary covering the months of November and December 1762. In addition to the correspondence with Thomas Penn, William Smith's work as Provost is found in four notebooks of the commencement exercises of 1765 to 1768. Smith's interest in education, in general, is documented in the bound book of minutes and correspondence of the German Free School movement conducted in Pennsylvania from 1754 to 1756. The collection also contains a small number of letters between various members of William Smith's family. The largest of these are between of his wife, Rebecca Moore Smith, and Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson. Some very personal reflections on the passing of William Smith's wife can be found in his correspondence with Benjamin Rush. There is also some correspondence of Charles Smith, William's son. The family correspondence stretches into the first three decades of the nineteenth century. In addition to the family correspondence there are some literary writings, primarily poems, authored both by Smith himself and by other members of his family.

ArchivalResource: 2 cubic feet.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122614729 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Jasper Yeates letter to his father, John Yeates, October 16, 1764 [microform].

Title: Jasper Yeates letter to his father, John Yeates, October 16, 1764 [microform].

ArchivalResource: [3] p.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/727797003 View

Yeates, John. Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1759.

Title: Miscellaneous manuscripts, 1759.

Letter dated 5 September 1759 in Philadelphia to his son, Jasper Yeates, whom he calls "Jessey." He mentions a few pieces of news concerning the Seven Years' War. Folder also includes an undated typewritten transcript of the letter.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (4 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155887145 View

Paterson Lottery. Lottery tickets, [ca. 1769]-1815.

Title: Lottery tickets, [ca. 1769]-1815.

Printed tickets from a variety of lotteries in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Among the signatures of lottery officials and ticket holders are those of William Alexander, the Revolutionary general who claimed the title of Earl of Stirling; Jacob Broom, signer of the Federal Constitution from Delaware; Continental Congressmen Daniel Carroll and Timothy Matlack; and Pennsylvania justice Jasper Yeates.

ArchivalResource: 18 items ; 6 x 20 cm. or smaller.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122690060 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Diary and Memoranda, 1764-1769.

Title: Diary and Memoranda, 1764-1769.

Pocket diary and memoranda book, 1764-1769, containing notes and accounts relating to family, personal and professional activities.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.; 15 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122524440 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Account book, 1802-1814.

Title: Account book, 1802-1814.

Estate account book for Edward Hand, Jasper Yeates acting as attorney for the estate.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.; 22 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/86155853 View

Randolph, Edmund, 1753-1813. ALS : Philadelphia, to Jasper Yeates, Lancaster, Pa., 1794 Aug. 6.

Title: ALS : Philadelphia, to Jasper Yeates, Lancaster, Pa., 1794 Aug. 6.

Informs Yeates that he has been appointed one of the federal commissioners to negotiate a settlement of the Whiskey Rebellion. Accompanied by the address panel cut from another letter dated 29 September 1794, with docket note indicating it conveyed approval of the commissioners' conduct.

ArchivalResource: 2 items (2 p.) ; 24 cm. or smaller.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122540705 View

Washington Irving's Life of George Washington Volume V, Miscellany, 1764-1792

Title: Washington Irving's Life of George Washington Volume V, Miscellany, 1764-1792

Portraits, prints, letters, maps, and documents tipped into Volume 5 of the extra-illustrated quarto edition of Washington Irving's Life of George Washington (New York: G.P. Putnam & Co., 1855-1856) (Rare E 312 I72++ 1898). Portraits of: Lord Richard Howe (2), King George II, John Thomas, Israel Putnam (2), Charles (Karl) Wilhelm Ferdinand (Duke of Brunswick), Sir Guy Carleton (Lord Dorchester), Roger Sherman, Edward Rutledge, George Clinton, James Clinton (2), John Sullivan (2), Arthur St. Clair, Sir William Howe (2), William Livingston, Samuel Adams, John Duke of Marlborough, William Allen, Samuel M. Webb, Christopher Gadsden, Sir Henry Clinton (2), William Moultrie (2), Peter Parker, Charles Marquis of Cornwallis (2), Aaron Burr, Hugh Earl Percy (Duke of Northumberland), Sir William Erskine, William Smallwood, Alexander Hamilton, Joseph Reed, Benjamin Franklin. Prints: New York in 1768; Philadelphia from the Great Tree, Kensington, under which Penn made his Treaty with the Indians; Hancock House, Boston; New York; The Announcement of the Declaration of Independence; [Reading the Declaration of Independence in the Park - N.Y.]; Distinguished Men in the History of New York [Peter Stuyvesant, George Clinton, Philip Schuyler, John Jay, DeWitt Clinton]; Interview of Howe's Messenger with Washington; View of the Hudson Highlands from West Point; View of the Hudson; [Narrows Lake Gorge]; A North View of Fort Johnson drawn on the spot by Mr. Guy Johnson Sir William Johnson's Son; The Stadthuys of New York un 1679; Old Bull's Head (Baker's Tavern); Battle Pass, Valley Grove; Battle Pass; Site of General Sullivan's Defeat, August 27, 1776; Freeke's Mills with Yellow Mills in the Distance, burnt on the 27th of Aug. 1776 while the Americans were retreating across Gowanus Creek; On the East River; Retreat from Long Island Aug. 29. 1776; Suydam House, built by Leffert Lefferts on Bushwick Lane about 1700, occupied by a Company of Hessians in the Revolution. Letters: ALS, John Fellows to John Thomas, Wednesday evening [n.d.]; William Heath to William Phillips, April 9, 1778; William Thompson to James Tilghman, March 29, 1772; Guya Carleton, Lord Dorchester to Alexander Adair, July 13, 1792; Lord Richard Howe to Mr. Villiers, November 22, 1786; Udney Hay to Joseph Wood, October 10, 1780; Udney Hay to Philip John Schuyler, August 23, 1781; Philip John Schuyler to [?] Schauck, July 12, 1792; Lambert Cadwalader to Jasper Yeates, July 9, 1775; Jasper Yeates to Lambert Cadwalader, July 31, 1775; William Atlee to Elias Boudinot, August 18, 1777; William Atlee to Richard Peters, Secretary of the Continental Board of War, August 24, 1777; William Gray, War Office, to Thomas Jefferson, Gov. of Virginia, May 25, 1781. Documents: ADS, Massachusetts. Militia. 7th Regiment. [Muster Roll. Signed by Rufus Putnam and Samuel Darby.], January 1781; ADS, Samuel Winkley [Defendant's plea. Signed by John Sullivan.], April 1784; ADS, [Certification of inspection of muskets. Signed by General William Smallwood.], Jul 5, 1776; ADS, [Authorising paymasters to apply for pay. Signed by Alexander Scammel.]. Maps: Westchester County, N.Y. & Vincinity; Battle of Long Island; Amerika. Portraits, prints, letters, maps, and documents tipped into v. 5 of the extra-illustrated quarto edition of Washington Irving's Life of George Washington (New York: G.P. Putnam & Co., 1855-1856) (Rare E 312.I72++ 1898). Portraits of: Lord Richard Howe (2), King George II, John Thomas, Israel Putnam (2), Charles (Karl) Wilhelm Ferdinand (Duke of Brunswick), Sir Guy Carleton (Lord Dorchester), Roger Sherman, Edward Rutledge, George Clinton, James Clinton (2), John Sullivan (2), Arthur St. Clair, Sir William Howe (2), William Livingston, Samuel Adams, John Duke of Marlborough, William Allen, Samuel M. Webb, Christopher Gadsden, Sir Henry Clinton (2), William Moultrie (2), Peter Parker, Charles Marquis of Cornwallis (2), Aaron Burr, Hugh Earl Percy (Duke of Northumberland), Sir William Erskine, William Smallwood, Alexander Hamilton, Joseph Reed, Benjamin Franklin. Prints: New York in 1768; Philadelphia from the Great Tree, Kensington, under which Penn made his Treaty with the Indians; Hancock House, Boston; New York; The Announcement of the Declaration of Independence; [Reading the Declaration of Independence in the Park - N.Y.]; Distinguished Men in the History of New York [Peter Stuyvesant, George Clinton, Philip Schuyler, John Jay, DeWitt Clinton]; Interview of Howe's Messenger with Washington; View of the Hudson Highlands from West Point; View of the Hudson; [Narrows Lake Gorge]; A North View of Fort Johnson ...; The Stadthuys of New York un 1679; Old Bull's Head (Baker's Tavern); Battle Pass, Valley Grove; Battle Pass; Site of General Sullivan's Defeat, August 27, 1776; Freeke's Mills with Yellow Mills in the Distance, burnt on the 27th of Aug. 1776 while the Americans were retreating across Gowanus Creek; On the East River; Retreat from Long Island Aug. 29. 1776; Suydam House ... occupied by a Company of Hessians in the Revolution. Letters to or from John Fellows, John Thomas, William Heath, William Phillips, William Thompson, James Tilghman, Guya Carleton, Lord Dorchester, Alexander Adair, Lord Richard Howe, Mr. Villiers, Udney Hay, Joseph Wood, Philip John Schuyler, Schauck [?], Lambert Cadwalader, Jasper Yeates, William Atlee, Elias Boudinot, Richard Peters, William Gray, and Thomas Jefferson. Maps: Westchester County, N.Y. & Vicinity; Battle of Long Island; Amerika.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (79 items).

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Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Moral philosophy [microform] : Metaphysics.

Title: Moral philosophy [microform] : Metaphysics.

Moral philosophy consists of "three books; containing the elements of ethics, the law of nature, and oeconomics with politics. To which is subjoined, Communis ethicae compendium, or, A compend of ethics, in Latin" (title page). English text based on Francis Hutcheson's Short introduction to moral philosophy. Metaphysics consists of "three parts; containing short systems on the human soul, on ontology, or the science of being in general, and lastly, on the being and perfections of God. Read in the College of Philadelphia under the tuition and direction of Francis Allison, D.D." (title page).

ArchivalResource: 2 volumes (135, 80 leaves).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/300481898 View

Hand, Edward, 1744-1802. Edward Hand papers, 1775-1801.

Title: Edward Hand papers, 1775-1801.

Collection consists mainly of correspondence of Hand.

ArchivalResource: .3 linear foot (2 v.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122626644 View

Jasper Yeates papers, 1781-1817

Title: Jasper Yeates papers 1781-1817

American jurist; associate justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Letters received and sent, and other papers relating to Jasper Yeates, 1781-1817. Also, one letter addressed to his father, John Yeates.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder

http://archives.nypl.org/mss/17694 View

Franklin-Bache Papers, 1707-1799

Title: Franklin-Bache Papers 1707-1799

Containing over 4 linear feet of letters and documents, the Franklin-Bache Papers comprises the second largest collection of letters and documents relating to Benjamin Franklin in the APS Library. Although the scope of the collection is broad, including materials from the time of Franklin's arrival in Philadelphia to his death, the heart of the collection documents the period of Franklin's ministry in France (1776-1785) and his diplomatic efforts to win financial and military support for the revolutionary cause, as well as less intensive coverage of his ministry in England before the Revolution. Franklin's correspondence with American and French officials, financiers (personal and otherwise), and savants provides tantalizing details on the social context of Franklin's ministry in France, his intellectual life, and his growing celebrity. Much of the correspondence documents the efforts to convince French officials early in the war to support the American cause, but there is valuable material relating to the peace negotiations as well. The collection is equally rich in personal correspondence, including a rich set of letters from Mary Stevenson Hewson, Georgiana Shipley, Catherine Ray Greene, Jane Mecom, Deborah Franklin, and a number of Franklin's other relatives. The collection is arranged chronologically.

ArchivalResource: 4.0 Linear feet

http://www.amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.B.F85.ba-ead.xml View

Smith, William, 1727-1803. Letter to Jasper Yeates, Lancaster [manuscript], 1773 July 15.

Title: Letter to Jasper Yeates, Lancaster [manuscript], 1773 July 15.

Smith writes in re to a legal dispute re the survey, purchase, sale, and previous ownership of land, to be heard in Carlisle Court, Carlisle, Pennsylvania. He contends that a Captain Sharpe is due payment from John and Paul Immel, and reviews the history of the tract and his own involvement. Persons mentioned include Frederick Stuber, Mr. Magaw, Mr. Hoops and his heirs, Colonel Armstrong, and Mr. Wilson.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1p. on 1l.); 31 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647814474 View

Smith, James, 1720-1805. Autograph letters signed (2) : to Jasper Yeates, 1768 July 17-1771 June 21.

Title: Autograph letters signed (2) : to Jasper Yeates, 1768 July 17-1771 June 21.

Concerning legal business.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270664290 View

Indian Commissioners’ receipts 1776 Indian Commissioners’ receipts

Title: Indian Commissioners’ receipts 1776 Indian Commissioners’ receipts

This collection contains 98 receipts from 1776 for supplies given to Indians and settlers in Western Pennsylvania.

ArchivalResource: 98 items

http://quod.lib.umich.edu/c/clementsead/umich-wcl-M-4343ind?rgn=main;view=text View

Duncan, Thomas, d. 1827. ALS : Carlisle, Pa., to Jasper Yeates, 1791 June 5.

Title: ALS : Carlisle, Pa., to Jasper Yeates, 1791 June 5.

Duncan states that it is likely that Mr. Blaine will purchase Mr. Callender's land. Duncan asks Yeates to send him the title papers if he has them. Duncan also states that he will attempt to ensure that Mr. Blaine pays promptly.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (2 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122380637 View

United States. Army. Indian Commissioners' receipts, 1776.

Title: Indian Commissioners' receipts, 1776.

This collection contains 98 receipts, dated 1776, for supplies given to Indians and settlers in Western Pennsylvania.

ArchivalResource: 98 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/767571658 View

Jasper Yeates Papers, Bulk, 1760-1816, 1738-1910

Title: Jasper Yeates Papers Bulk, 1760-1816 1738-1910

Jasper Yeates (1745-1817) was a lawyer and Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice, one of the state's most successful colonial-era legal practitioners. After moving to Lancaster County in 1765, he became active in colonial and early federal affairs, first by supporting the Revolutionary struggle and later by serving as one of Lancaster's delegates to the State Convention of 1787, which ratified the U.S. Constitution. The Jasper Yeates Papers (1728-1910, bulk 1760-1816) consist mainly of correspondence and business and court/legal records related to the Yeates family. The bulk of this three linear foot collection reflect Yeates’ personal life as husband, father, son, and friend, as well as his professional life as lawyer and judge in Pennsylvania; much of the material dated after Yeates’ death was created by children and/or grandchildren.

ArchivalResource: 3.0 Linear feet

http://www.amphilsoc.org/mole/view?docId=ead/Mss.Ms.Coll.151-ead.xml View

Wilson, James, 1742-1798. ALS : Philadelphia, to Jasper Yeates, 1783 June 9.

Title: ALS : Philadelphia, to Jasper Yeates, 1783 June 9.

Wilson asks Yeates to lend him money for the completion of "the Works at Delaware".

ArchivalResource: 1 item (2 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122591740 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Jasper Yeates letterbook, 1769-1771, [microform].

Title: Jasper Yeates letterbook, 1769-1771, [microform].

ArchivalResource: 98 p.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/727804403 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. [Letter] 1801 Mar. 22, Philada. [to] Sally / J. Yeates.

Title: [Letter] 1801 Mar. 22, Philada. [to] Sally / J. Yeates.

Yeates writes to Sally, his wife (Sarah Burd, whom he married in 1767. The letter is addressed to Mrs. Yeates, Lancaster.) He gives news of the Court session, telling her whom he has seen, as well as reviewing the items she has requested he purchase to bring home.

ArchivalResource: [1] leaf ; 21 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/501843254 View

Yeates, Jasper, 1745-1817. Letterbook, 1769-1771.

Title: Letterbook, 1769-1771.

Letterbook, 1769-1771, containing personal and business correspondence with many prominent Philadelphia merchants.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.; 17.5 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122524198 View

Yeates, Aungst collection, 1765-1810.

Title: Yeates, Aungst collection, 1765-1810.

Collection consists mainly of business correspondence and legal documents. Provides good insight into 18th century legal issues. Includes correspondence, photocopy of account of purchases, receipts, impression of the Burd family coat of arms, bail bonds, and a one shilling note.

ArchivalResource: .5 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/530534812 View