Deposition, 1769 October 30.

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Deposition, 1769 October 30.

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Deposition at New York City before John Roberts, high sheriff of New York, regarding a writ signed by King, John Watson, William Scott, Robert Manley, John Clark, George Giffing, Samuel Dunscombe, Tobias Stoutenbergh, George Brazier, David Brown, Moses Taylor and Cave Jones. The deposition was taken at the "dwelling house of Mary Brock tavern keeper near the city hall of New York..." The deposition regards the value of property lost by James Nixon.

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Jones, Cave, 1769-1829

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Watson, John, 1946-

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Baptist minister, of New Jersey; held pastorates at Northfield, Livingston Township, Essex County, 1815-1818, and at Mount Bethel, Warren Township, Somerset County, 1818-1826. From the description of Papers, 1787-1839 (inclusive). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122525225 ...

Dunscombe, Samuel.

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Scott, William.

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Brazier, George

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Manley, Robert.

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Clark, John

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Army officer. From the description of Militia list, 1777. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 79451669 ...

King, John, 1938-....

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The identity of the author, John King, is uncertain. From the contents of the letter he is thought to be the second Baron of Ockham, Surrey (d. 1740). Lord King was the second of four children born to Peter King (1669-1734), the first Baron of Ockham and Lord Chancellor of England from 1725 to 1733. Peter King was also a member of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel. The correspondent, John Chamberlayne, was born in 1666 near London to Edward Chamberlayne (1616...

Stoutenbergh, Tobias.

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Roberts, John.

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Brown, David.

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Giffing, George.

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Nixon, James

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Brock, Mary.

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Taylor, Moses, 1806-1882

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Moses Taylor (1806-1882), an American banker, president of the City Bank in New York since 1855. He dabbled in railroads, public utilities, and helped the Lincoln administration finance the Civil War. From the description of Papers of Moses Taylor, 1857-1881 (bulk 1869-1881). (Huntington Library, Art Collections & Botanical Gardens). WorldCat record id: 122443897 Moses Taylor (1806-1882) was a little-known but representative figure in the history of the mercantile and in...