Deeds.
Found in 85 Collections and/or Records:
Matthew T. Scott papers
A collection of business documents relating to the establishment and development of a 55,000-acre frontier estate in Illinois and a 5,000-acre estate in Iowa, by Matthew T. Scott, Jr., of Lexington, Kentucky, the Scott family and other partners. Notebooks and papers dating from 1852 describe purchases, acquisitions and sales of land and the development costs and crop yields of frontier farms.
Moore family papers
Morrisville Station Milling Company records
Records of a Madison County (N.Y.) milling company, and including deeds and agreements of the Todd family relating to the woolen factory, mill, and land. Also, accounts, invoices, and other records relating to the milling, lumbering, general store, and feed business of Zerah A. Todd & Son.
Ogden family papers
Patterson family papers
Letters and papers, mainly those of Chester Patterson and D. Williams Patterson Tioga County, New York.
Pratt family papers
Letters, deeds, accounts, a manuscript arithmetic book, newspaper clippings, and an autograph book; also diaries (1842-1847, 1852-1891) of William B. Pratt; Steuben County (N.Y.).
Ruth Ellen Chipman and Albert Thomas Chipman. Family papers
Collection includes Beers and Chipman family deeds, 1836, 1838, 1876, 1885, and 1887; letters to Ruth E. Chipman from her parents, her brother Tom (Albert Thomas), and his wife, Margaret; letters from Tom Chipman while he was stationed in Europe during World War I; photographs of Cornell scenes and Florida landscapes. Also, programs and bankbooks; student handbook; notebooks of Ruth and Tom Chipman; correspondence re employment; and Ruth Chipman's Master of Arts diploma.
Saratoga and Rensselaer County documents
Sayre and Van Duzer family papers
Dry goods and grocery accounts (1807-1817) of James Sayre, Tioga County, New York, and deeds, legal documents pertaining to land, property, mortgages, notes, and an insurance policy; also a report of a committee on the abolition of imprisonment for debt, a journal by John H. Van Duzer of a journey to England in 1841, and sixteen letters between Van Duzer and Theodore Roosevelt.
Shaver family papers
Items include deeds, land documents, and military commissions of the Shaver family, Albany, Montgomery, and Steuben Counties, New York. Names included are Henry, Edwin, John, Margaret, and Frederick Shaver; Johannes Lawyer; Cornelius Mabie; Johan Herman Schaffer; and Henry Snell.