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Henry Lloyd ledgers, 1703-1744

Title: Henry Lloyd ledgers 1703-1744

ArchivalResource: 2.4 Linear feet; in two oversize boxes.

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Sylvester Manor Archive, 1649-1996

Title: Sylvester Manor Archive 1649-1996

Sylvester Manor is the home of the original European settlers on Shelter Island in eastern Long Island, New York, created in 1652 with the arrival of Nathaniel and Grissell Sylvester. For over 350 years and continuing to this day, the Manor has remained with descendents of the original Sylvesters, and the Sylvester Manor Archive contains documents dating from its European settlement to the late-20th century. The earliest documents provide evidence of an operational northern provisioning plantation involved in the Atlantic trade of the 17th century, while later portions of the collection document the lives of several notable descendents including Ezra L’Hommedieu, an attorney and politician from the American Revolutionary Era, Samuel Smith Gardiner, an attorney from a prominent family of eastern Long Island, and Eben Norton Horsford, a scientist at the forefront of the development of American food science and chemistry and a successful entrepreneur.

ArchivalResource: 88.37 linear feet; (159 boxes)

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Sylvester Manor Archive, 1649-1996

Title: Sylvester Manor Archive 1649-1996

Sylvester Manor is the home of the original European settlers on Shelter Island in eastern Long Island, New York, created in 1652 with the arrival of Nathaniel and Grissell Sylvester. For over 350 years and continuing to this day, the Manor has remained with descendents of the original Sylvesters, and the Sylvester Manor Archive contains documents dating from its European settlement to the late-20th century. The earliest documents provide evidence of an operational northern provisioning plantation involved in the Atlantic trade of the 17th century, while later portions of the collection document the lives of several notable descendents including Ezra L’Hommedieu, an attorney and politician from the American Revolutionary Era, Samuel Smith Gardiner, an attorney from a prominent family of eastern Long Island, and Eben Norton Horsford, a scientist at the forefront of the development of American food science and chemistry and a successful entrepreneur.

ArchivalResource: 100.0 linear feet

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Lloyd family. Papers, 1654-1822.

Title: Papers, 1654-1822.

Correspondence, land papers, deeds, bonds, memoranda, maps, indentures, wills, and miscellaneous legal and financial documents, 1654-1822, of the Lloyd family of Long Island, Boston, and Rhode Island.

ArchivalResource: 6 v.

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Lloyd, Henry, 1685-1763. Account book, 1706-1780.

Title: Account book, 1706-1780.

Account book, 1706-1780, of Henry Lloyd of Rhode Island and Lloyd Neck (Queens Village) Long Island. The first portion of volume contains individual accounts for various shipping ventures to Jamaica and London, as well as numerous individual accounts with tradesmen and business associates. Later entries following Lloyd's relocation to the family property on Long Island ca. 1711 include household and farm expenses for Queens Village, as well as accounts with household slaves and individual accounts with Henry's brother Joseph Lloyd, brother in-law John Eastwick, and other members of the Lloyd family. Also included are inventories and accounts pertaining to the settlement of the estate of Henry's father, James Lloyd. Account entries for the Queens Village estate continue in an unidentified hand following Henry Lloyd's death in 1763.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (320 p.)

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Lloyd, James, ca. 1650-1693. Account book, 1676-1731, 1820-1823.

Title: Account book, 1676-1731, 1820-1823.

Account book, 1676-1731, kept by Boston merchant James Lloyd; with later accounts of his son, Henry Lloyd. James Lloyd's entries include mercantile accounts for Boston and Rhode Island, 1676-1684, as well as copies of letters and documents pertaining to the acquisition, settlement, and management of Lloyd's Neck, Long Island, 1684-1689. Later entries by Lloyd's son and second lord of the Manor of Queens Village, Henry Lloyd, record accounts relating to the continued development of the property, including account for goods, livestock, cash, and produce, for Queens Village, the Lloyd Manor, and individually leased farmsteads, 1709-1731. Additionally included are miscellaneous accounts and memoranda, 1820-1823, recorded by John N. Lloyd regarding the management and improvement of the Lloyd property in Long Island.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (ca. 200 p.)

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