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Phelps, Oliver, 1749-1809. Letter, 1804 December 13.

Title: Letter, 1804 December 13.

Letter written at Canandaigua, N.Y. to Timothy Green. "I designed long before this to have been at New York, but unexpected and unavoidable business has prevented. I expect to set out tomorrow shall be with you soon..."

ArchivalResource: 1 page.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122582887 View

Townsend family. Townsend family papers, 1807-1842.

Title: Townsend family papers, 1807-1842.

Letters to Isaiah and John Townsend of Albany from prominent Syracuse residents Moses D. Burnet, Harvey Baldwin, and Thomas Spencer regarding the salt industry and other business matters in Syracuse; also includes a letter from Asa Danforth to Timothy Green of New York City.

ArchivalResource: 2 folders.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155415655 View

Lee, Henry. Landgrant to Timothy Green for 150 acres of land in Augusta County, Virginia [manuscript] 6 March 1794.

Title: Landgrant to Timothy Green for 150 acres of land in Augusta County, Virginia [manuscript] 6 March 1794. 1794.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647956539 View

Green, Timothy. Account of Walter Colquhaun with the Falmouth, Va. Herald [manuscript] 1796 Dec. 6.

Title: Account of Walter Colquhaun with the Falmouth, Va. Herald [manuscript] 1796 Dec. 6. 1796.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647958638 View

Green, Timothy. Timothy Green letters, 1795-1806.

Title: Timothy Green letters, 1795-1806.

This collection consists of letters written between Timothy Green at Boston, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts, and New York and Samuel Green, his brother, at Augusta, Georgia and Columbia, South Carolina. Other correspondents are S. Nightingale, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Gardner L. Chandler, Aquila Scott, Charles Bridger, Fitch Hall, Gardner L.F. Tufts, and W.B. Hilliard. Items 1-14 are correspondence concerning land speculation; various Yazoo companies are also mentioned in this correspondence, including the Georgia Mississippi Company. Items 15-18 are all to Timothy Green and are concerned with the shipment of peach stones, acorns, and produce, and with the disappearance of another brother of Timothy Green at sea. Typed copies of items 15, 16, and 17 are filed with the original items.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (.05 cubic feet)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/44565011 View

Mitchell, John Wroughton, 1796-1878. Papers, 1798-1865 and n.d.

Title: Papers, 1798-1865 and n.d.

Correspondence, both personal and business, as well as the legal and financial papers of attorneys John W. Mitchell; his son, Clarence G. Mitchell; and Timothy Green. Correspondents include Cornelius Van Rensselaer, members of the Genet and Vernon families, and others. One letter (1837) notes the price received for a female slave in South Carolina.

ArchivalResource: 388 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/41546373 View

Green, Timothy. Timothy Green account book, 1809-1818.

Title: Timothy Green account book, 1809-1818.

Account book kept by Timothy Green of East Haddam, Connecticut. Green did not often record what people were purchasing from him, though most seem to be dry goods. He did, however, note what he in turn bought from the same people. Some of the items he paid for were smoked ham, loads of wood, pairs of shoes, and plowing. Includes an index.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (Oversize).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/775352463 View

Green, Timothy. Indenture between Green of New York, Andrew Beers, David Beers, John Beech and David Booth for land in Virginia [manuscript] 1795 Feb. 18.

Title: Indenture between Green of New York, Andrew Beers, David Beers, John Beech and David Booth for land in Virginia [manuscript] 1795 Feb. 18.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647936119 View

Robinson, Magnus L. Letters to Magnus L. Robinson, 1867-1905.

Title: Letters to Magnus L. Robinson, 1867-1905.

Primarily correspondence, 1867-1905, with African-American newspaper editors, speakers, and writers, including John M. Langston of Hillside Cottage, Washington, D.C. (about a speaking engagement in Alexandria, Va., and Springfield, Mo.), William Brown of Lincoln, Va. (about African-American voters in Loudoun County, Va.), and John Mitchell, Jr., editor of the Planet, Richmond, Va., and Dr. B. Purvis (about his address "Noted Abolitionists"). Additional items include request, 1905, for Robinson to serve as bailiff at a U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Va.; and a copy, n.d., issued by the Virginia Land Office, of Timothy Green's Augusta County, Va., land patent, 1781.

ArchivalResource: 13 items.

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Green, Samuel, 1767-1837. Samuel Green papers, 1793-1842.

Title: Samuel Green papers, 1793-1842.

Chiefly family letters of Samuel Green, Elijah Green, and William Green, students at Brown University, to Timothy Green, New York, N.Y. and Worcester, Mass.; business and personal correspondence of Timothy Green re land speculation in Ohio, Virginia, and North Carolina. Including thirty-three letters, 1791-1813, business papers and correspondence of Samuel Green, Columbia, S.C., to Timothy Green, Provindence, R.I., Worcester, Mass., and New York, N.Y., re orders for mercantile supplies and drugs; debate over paper money; political situation in R.I. and S.C.; social activities in Columbia, S.C.; trade possibilities in Nashville, Tenn.; purchase of nearly ten thousand acres of pine barren lands near Columbia or Camden, S.C.; and offer made to the North American Land Company. Eighty-five letters, 12 Apr. 1793-21 Dec. 1797, Columbia, S.C. and London, England, S. Green to Timothy Green, Providence, R.I. and New York, N.Y., re recent fire and its destruction, outbreak of smallpox in Columbia, S.C., disturbances with Indians, hopes for a bright future in Columbia, S.C., potential relocation to Augusta, Ga., ordering medicines and books, crops and rain, planting indigo, and sending slaves to work on the [Columbia] Canal, and appointment as postmaster of Columbia, S.C. Twenty-seven letters, 3 May 1795-9 May 1801, Columbia, S.C., to Thomas Green, New York, N.Y., re profits from land speculation including the Yazoo Company, [James] Gunn's Company, and [William] Blount's Company, meeting and investing with Thomas Fitzpatrick in Georgia lands, the debt the United States owed S.C., work as postmaster in Columbia, S.C., mercantile interests in Columbia, S.C., economic conditions, crops, social activities in Charleston, public opinion re Jay Treaty, and selling his interest in a tannery. Letter, 21 Dec. 1797, from Thomas Green, London, England, re his arrival and business prospects, the prospects of an invasion, immigration, and rumors of massive tax increases; letter, 22 Feb. 1802, New York, N.Y., Timothy Green to Charles M. Lide, Columbia, S.C., re his business since a recent court case, and suggesting Samuel Green as postmaster of Columbia, S.C. Also including letter, 20 Mar. 1813, Columbia, S.C., S. Green, to Mrs. Timothy Green, re his brother's winter travel, her lack of information on business matters, and anxiety for her and the children in T. Green's absence; letter, 15 Apr. 1842, Columbia, S.C., F. W[illiam] Green to John W[roughton] Mitchell, re a recent fire and the its destruction.

ArchivalResource: 176 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/42664865 View

Nautical collection, 1807-1912.

Title: Nautical collection, 1807-1912.

Logbooks, accounts, stock certificates, passenger lists, freight receipts and other documents relating to the shipping industry. Items of note include logs, accounts, correspondence and other papers of the brig Little George, involving Henry Harvey, Timothy Green, and Swartout, Dumont & Co., 1807-1809; logs of the yachts Francis and Wanderer, W.T. Cushing, Captain, 1857 and 1859; and papers of the ship Congress, signed by Franklin Pierce, 1856. Items related to whaling include a log of the bark Coral, 1871-1877; and a crew list of the brig Daisy, 1912.

ArchivalResource: ca. .5 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155567290 View