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- Collection: Selected Long Island Business and Industry Materials
John C. Birdsall Tavern Keeper's License, 1830John C. Birdsall tavern keeper's license signed by the Board of Commissioners of Excise for the Town of Hempstead. The license permitted Birdsall to…
John C. Birdsall, bill for sawing boards, 1798Bill for 1 pound 5 shillings 3 pence owed to John C. Birdsall for sawing boards for Jackson Seaman. Note: Birdsall, who lived in Jerusalem…
John C. Birdsall, bill for sawing planks, 1798Bill for 2 shillings owed to John C. Birdsall for sawing boards for George Balden. Note: Birdsall, who lived in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), ran a…
John C. Birdsall, John Garner and Willets Seaman articles of agreement, 1817Articles of agreement between John C. Birdsall, on the one part, and John Garner and Willets Seaman, on the other part. The terms of the agreement lay…
John C. Birdsall, Samuel Seaman, Willetts Seaman articles of agreement, 1816Articles of agreement between John C. Birdsall, on the one part, and Samuel and Willetts Seaman, on the other part. The terms of the agreement lay out…
John C. Birhdsall [misspelled] receipt for payment to the Long Island Rail Road, c.1840Receipt for payment made by John C. Birdsall, at Brooklyn, N.Y., to the Long Island Rail Road. The payment was for the transportation of 50 loads of…
John Garner and James Jackson promise to pay note to Thomas Townsend and John Vanderbilt, 1808Promise to pay note for sixty-five dollars and thirty-five cents from John Garner and James Jackson to Thomas Townsend and John Vanderbilt, New York…
John Garner promise to pay note from Henry Totten, 1818Promise to pay note for one pound, nine shillings, and six pence from Henry Totten to John Garner. Note: Garner arrived in the United States from…
John Garner promise to pay note to Benodous Hendrickson, 1818Promise to pay note for one pound, six shillings, and four pence from Benodous Hendrickson to John Garner. Note: Garner arrived in the United States…
John Jackson promise to pay to Capt. Gilbert Colden Willett, 1780Promise to pay note in the amount of sixty pounds from John Jackson to Captain Gilbert Colden Willett. A notation on the bottom of the note states…