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Jones Street, Port Jefferson, L.I.View looking down Jones Street, which is lined by buildings—including the Post Office—on both sides. At the end of the street a sailing ship can be…
Jones’ Refreshment Parlor, Main St, South Jamesport, L.I.View looking down Main Street, with Jones’ Refreshment Parlor (partially obscured by trees) at left. Message and addressee information, both…
José Miaja MenantJosé Miaja Menant (1878-1958), known as General Miaja, was the general that was selected to defend Madrid during the Spanish Civil War in 1936.…
Joseph and Benjamin Birdsall indenture with Nathan Horton, 1770Indenture in which Joseph Birdsall of Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh) and Benjamin Birdsall of Oyster Bay South agree to "stand bound" to Nathan…
Joseph and John C. Birdsall indenture with Oliver Birdsall, 1806Indenture (business note) between Joseph Birdsall and his son John C. Birdsall and Oliver Birdsall, all three of Jerusalem (present-day Wantagh), Town…
Joseph Birdsall account statement (combined) for Jacob and Richard Jackson, Sr., c.1790sJoseph Birdsall account statement (combined) for Jacob and Richard Jackson, Sr. The balance owing was 18 pounds, 3 shillings, and 2 pence. Note:…
Joseph Birdsall account statement for Richard Jackson, 1776Joseph Birdsall account statement for Richard Jackson for the period July 15, 1774, through December 20, 1776. The balance owing was seven pounds,…
Joseph Birdsall account statement on note to Henry Haydock, 1793Joseph Birdsall account statement on note to Henry Haydock for the period from May 4, 1785, through November 12, 1795. The balance owing was 17…
Joseph Birdsall account statement with Seaman & Lawrence & Co., 1774Joseph Birdsall account statement with Seaman & Lawrence & Co. for the period May 1774 through July 1774. The balance owing was 145 pounds and 7…
Joseph Birdsall account statement with Willet and Richard Seaman, 1773Joseph Birdsall account statement with Willet and Richard Seaman for the period August 1772 through April 1773. The balance owing was twelve pounds,…