Papers, 1772-1906, 1800-1852 (bulk)

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Papers, 1772-1906, 1800-1852 (bulk)

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Business and family correspondence, 1784-1852, including letters to George F. Freligh concerning land transactions, business, and sale of slaves from Abraham Ten Eyck, the Ten Broecks of Albany, and others; letters to Michael Freligh concerning medical issues, adoption case, business affairs, religion, land deals, politics, and the Battle of Plattsburgh; anonymous letter complaining of abuses in canal construction, 1827; and a manuscript copy of a letter to the editor of the ALBANY CENTINEL signed by "Fabricius" about New York State politics, 1799. Business records include statement by Michael Freligh to his creditors, 1793; bills, receipts, accounts, and contracts, 1772-1906; and records of purchase and release of slaves. Other items include medical prescriptions of Michael Freligh, diary by Michael discussing a trip to Plattsburgh with description of Quaker settlement at Peru, N.Y., 1806, estate papers of George Freligh, and a letter about family holdings in Watervliet, N.Y., 1901.

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Freligh, George, d. [ca. 1800]

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Freligh, Michael, 1770-1853.

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Freligh, John G.

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Freligh family.

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Concerns George Freligh (d. ca.1800), landowner and businessman, his sons Michael Freligh (1770-1853), physician in Niscayuna, N.Y., and John G. and George F. Freligh of Plattsburgh. From the description of Papers, 1772-1906, 1800-1852 (bulk) (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155465341 ...

Ten Broeck family.

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Ten Eyck, Abraham Richard, 1775?-1857

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Freligh, George F.

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