Contracts.
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
Peebles family papers
Papers relating to the activities of the various members of the Robert H. Peebles family of Pittsburgh, Pa; includes letters, contracts, and other material concerning Peebles' transactions (1829-1845) in provisioning U.S. troops at Fort Gibson, Ok., Fort Snelling, Mn., and Fort Towson, Ok. Also, papers relating to the land interests of William R. Dickinson near Steubenville, Oh.; letters about Texas land claims; and genealogical records of Peebles, Dickinson, and Johnston families.
Robert Douglas & Company, Royal Worsted Mill Reports
Yearly audit reports for accounts of the Royal Worsted Mill
Russell Van Nest Black papers
Correspondence, reports, notes, questionnaires, articles, maps, contracts, pamphlets, brochures, ordinances, and legal notices related to city and state planning, primarily in the mid-Atlantic states. In addition to his private practice, papers deal with Black's membership in the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco; participation in the initial activities of the Regional Plan Association of San Francisco Bay Counties.
Washington Hunt papers
Contract for the sale of land, letters on financial matters, a letter of pardon, letters granting requests, and a letter of introduction; New York State and Washington, D. C.; correspondents include Erastus Corning.
William Pierrepont White and family collection
Correspondence, diaries, deeds, accounts, maps, surveys, pamphlets, statements, registers, bills, land contracts, inventories, cashbooks, indentures, minutes, and other records and papers reflecting the westward and southward movement of members of the White and related families.
William Smith Papers
Includes papers, mainly bills, to estate of William Smith for labor, tending [saw] mill, etc.; receipts to John Smith & Peter T. Smith; and an agreement of Robert Karson, James Tatterson and John Smith, that Tatterson, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, build a roving billy, spinning jenny, and reel for Smith's mill in Hightstown, New Jersey. Also two records of dyewood and chemical purchases by Smith & Cook from Smith & Ackerman.