William Seymour day book, 1784-1790.

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William Seymour day book, 1784-1790.

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Seymour, a merchant in Hartford, Connecticut, also ran a saw mill, because one of his major products for sale was merchantable boards. He also sold iron, rum, sugar, various fabrics and dry goods. Several entries in 1784 mention Pay-table orders. Some individuals in the volume are identified by their occupation (shoemaker, blacksmith, rigger), and Seymour did business with Bob Negro and Prince Negro. Of note is a memorandum of iron delivered to Brainard for the Sloop Julia, which Seymour appears to have been building.

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Connecticut Historical Society

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Seymour, William J.

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Epithet: afterwards Duke of Somerset Title: Marquis of Hertford British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_100000000800.0x0002ae ...