Browse Items (340 total)
- Collection: Selected Long Island Business and Industry Materials
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of cambric, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill for the purchase of cambric from Townsend & Chichester. Note: Birdsall & Seaman was a general store in Jerusalem (present-day…
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of dry goods and rum, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill in the amount of five pounds, five shillings, and six pence, for purchase of dry goods and rum from Timothy Nostrand. Note:…
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of dry goods and rum, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill in the amount of fourteen pounds, six shillings, and ten pence, for purchase of dry goods and rum from Timothy Nostrand. Note:…
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of dry-goods and wine, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill for $28.51 for purchase of dry-goods and wine from Thomas S. Townsend, a New York merchant. Items purchased included tobacco, 1…
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of dry-goods, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of dry-goods from E.W. Nichols. Included among the items purchased were wrapping paper, rice, ginger, tobacco, and…
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of rice, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of rice from E.W. Nichols, a New York merchant. Note: Birdsall & Seaman was a general store in Jerusalem…
Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchases of textiles, 1815Birdsall & Seaman bill in the amount of 26 pounds and 2 pence for the purchase of textiles from Townsend & Chichester, New York merchants. Textiles…
Birdsall & Seaman memorandum of agreement (general store), 1805Memorandum of agreement in which Zebulon Seaman, a merchant, and John C. Birdsall agree to join in a business partnership for a period of one year.…
Birdsall & Seaman promise to pay note from Abraham Solomon, 1808Promise to pay note in the amount of thirteen dollars and eight cents from Abraham Solomon to Zebulon Seaman and John C. Birdsall. Note: Seaman and…
Birdsall & Seaman promise to pay note from John Williams, 1815Promise to pay note in the amount of twenty-one dollars and six cents from John Williams to Birdsall & Seaman. Note: Birdsall & Seaman was a general…