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John Jackson promise to pay to Capt. Gilbert Colden Willett, 1780
Promise 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 that the full amount was received from Joseph Birdsall of Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh) on…
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Birdsall & Jackson promise to pay note from Richard Totten, Sr., 1813
Promise to pay note in the amount of one pound, four schillings, and eight pence, from Richard Totten, Sr., to Birdsall & Jackson. Note: Birdsall & Jackson was a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y. It was operated by John C.…
Position: 1218 (17 views)
Birdsall & Jackson promise to pay note from Thomas Hendrickson, 1812
Promise to pay note in the amount of eleven pounds, sixteen shillings and three pence, from Thomas Hendrickson to Birdsall & Jackson. Birdsall & Jackson was a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y. It was operated by John C. Birdsall…
Position: 1218 (17 views)
Birdsall & Jackson promise to pay note from Cornelius Seaberry, 1811
Promise to pay note in the amount of six pounds, fifteen shillings, and seven pence, from Cornelius Seaberry to Birdsall & Jackson. Note: Birdsall & Jackson was a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), N.Y. It was operated by John C.…
Position: 641 (19 views)
Birdsall & Seaman promise to pay note from Richard Brian, 1815
Promise to pay note in the amount of $38.40 from Richard Brian to Birdsall & Seaman. Note: Birdsall & Seaman was a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh). N.Y.
Position: 869 (18 views)
Birdsall & Seaman promise to pay note from Abraham Solomon, 1808
Promise 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 were partners in a general store in Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh).
Position: 186 (23 views)
Birdsall & Seaman promise to pay note from Stephen Walters, 1812
Promise to pay note from Stephen Walters to Zebulon Seaman and John C. Birdsall. The note was for a loan in the amount of thirty-one pounds, five shillings and three pence. Note: Birdsall and Seaman were partners in a general store in Jerusalem…
Position: 336 (21 views)