Birdsall & Seaman bill for purchase of dry goods and rum, 1815
Nostrand, Timothy
Birdsall & Seaman
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Dry-goods
General stores
Birdsall & 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 was a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y.
Oct. 17, 1815
O'Connor, Michael
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Joseph Birdsall bill for purchase of dry goods from Willett & Obadiah Seaman, c.1790s
Birdsall, Joseph, 1739-1824.
Willett & Obadiah Seaman
Bills
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Dry-goods
General stores
Joseph Birdsall bill in the amount of 9 pounds and 19 shillings for the purchase of dry goods from Willett & Obadiah Seaman, New York City merchants. Items purchased included salt, silks, and indigo. The name Birdsall was spelled "Burdsel", which was an alternate spelling. Note: Birdsall owned a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y. He was also a surveyor, a partner in a grist mill, a teacher in the Jerusalem school, and a lieutenant in the loyalist militia.
c.1790s
O'Connor, Michael
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Joseph Birdsall receipt for partial payment made for purchases of dry goods and rum from Willett & O. [Obadiah] Seaman, 1769
Birdsall, Joseph, 1739-1824.
Willett & Obadiah Seaman
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Dry-goods
General stores
Receipts
Rum
Receipt for 28 pounds for payment made by Joseph Birdsall to Willett & [Ob]adiah Seaman, New York City merchants. The total amount of the bill was 37 pounds, 4 shillings, and 2 pence. Items purchased included dry goods and rum. Note: Birdsall owned a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y. He was also a surveyor, a partner in a grist mill, a teacher in the Jerusalem school, and a lieutenant in the loyalist militia.
July 13, 1769
O'Connor, Michael
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Receipt
John Langdon account statement for purchases made from merchant William Walton, 1716-1719
Langdon, John, c.1685-1725.
Walton, William
Accounts receivable
Building materials
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Dry-goods
Rum
Account statement for purchases made by John Langdon from William Walton, a New York City merchant. Items purchased included dry goods, building materials, and rum. Notation on the verso states that amount owing was discounted by twenty one pounds, leaving a balnce due of one pound, 3 shillings, and eight and three-quarter pence. Note: Langdon operated a mill near his house on the Mill River at Near Rockaway, N.Y.; he also probably owned a farm at Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y.
1716-1719
O'Connor, Michael
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Account statement
John Langdon receipt for purchases of dry goods from William Walton, 1719
Langdon, John, c.1685-1725.
Walton, William
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Dry-goods
Receipts
Receipt for payment of thirteen pounds, fourteen shillings, and ten and one-half pence made by John Langdon to William Walton, a New York City merchant. Payment was for purchase of dry goods, including kersey (fabric), powder, and nails. Note: Langdon operated a mill near his house on the Mill River at Near Rockaway, N.Y.; he also probably owned a farm at Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y.
1719
O'Connor, Michael
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Advertisement for J.H. Stansbury's general store
Stansbury, J.H.
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Advertisement for J.H. Stansbury's general store, which was located in Atlanticville (present-day Seaford, N.Y.). Items sold in the store included dry goods, groceries, builders' materials, and agricultural supplies.
Hempstead Inquirer and Long Island Advertiser, Vol. XXVIII, Number 50
M. Snedeker, Editor and Proprietor
Feb. 12, 1859
O’Connor, Michael
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Atlanticville, N.Y.
Seaford, N.Y.
Advertisement for Samuel DeMott's general store, Newbridge (present-day Bellmore), N.Y.
DeMott, Samuel
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Advertisement for Samuel DeMott's general store, Newbridge (present-day Bellmore), N.Y. Items sold in the store included dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, and crockery.
Hempstead Inquirer and Long Island Advertiser, Vol. XXVIII, Number 50
M. Snedeker, Editor and Proprietor
Feb. 12, 1859
O’Connor, Michael
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Bellmore, N.Y.
Newbridge, N.Y.
Advertisement for E. Cohen's general store
Cohen, E.
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Store, retail
Advertisement for E. Cohen's general store, which was located in Islip, N.Y. The store was advertising a sale on fall and winter goods, as room was needed for spring goods. Items on sale included carpets, clothing, and dry goods.
Suffolk County Journal, Bay Shore, Vol. XII, No. 27
Dec. 21, 1885
O’Connor, Michael
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Islip, N.Y.
Advertisement for J.S. Lewis & Son, dealers in dry goods and other items
J.S. Lewis & Son (Northport, N.Y.)
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Stores, retail
Advertisement for J.S. Lewis & Son, of Northport, N.Y., dealers in dry goods and other items, including the "Monitor" oil stove. The advertisement includes the per lb. and per yd. prices for a number of items.
Suffolk County Journal, Northport, Vol. XI, No. 49
May 2, 1885
O’Connor, Michael
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Northport, N.Y.
Advertisement for the 1885 spring opening of Thomas Itkin & Son's dry goods store
Thomas Itkin & Son (Huntington, N.Y.)
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Businesses
Dry-goods
Stores, retail
Advertisement for the 1885 spring opening of Thomas Itkin & Son's dry goods store, which was located at the corner of Main and Wall Streets in Huntington, N.Y. Items advertised included dry goods, clothing, hats and caps, and dress goods.
Suffolk County Journal, Northport, Vol. XI, No. 49
May 2, 1885
O’Connor, Michael
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Huntington, N.Y.