Box 1

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Release from Samuel Boggs to John Estaugh. 1741.

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Receipts signed by Andrew Bradford and Cornelia Bradford, for newspaper subscriptions received from John and Elizabeth Estaugh. Dated Feb. 10, 1738, and Jan. 18, 1745.

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Letter to Mary Swett, dated Newcastle, 4 mo. 13, 1802.

Scope and Contents -Bills of Richard Buckele for work for John Estaugh. 1735.-Agreement of Richard Buckele with John Estaugh for cutting a trench through the meadow. 1735.-Receipt from Richard Buckele for payment for fence put up for John Estaugh. 1736.-Leases, two, to Richard Buckele. Signatures, John Estaugh, Ebenezer Hopkins, Abigail Cooper, Sarah Dimsdale. 1737.-Authorization by John Estaugh to Isaac Albertson and his assistants to enter the house of Richard...

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Release. Joseph Buckley, of Philadelphia, and Martha Barker of London, to John Estaugh. 1718.

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Deed. Samuel Burling, New York, by Attorney John Clement to Samuel Clement, Newton Township, Gloucester County, New Jersey. Witnessed by Jn. Doughton and David Ellis. (Great Egg Harbor River) 1771.

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Letter to Mary Swett, dated Worcester, 11 mo. 19, 1800

Scope and Contents -Lease for one year from Joseph Collins and Katherine Collins (married couple) for 125 acres of the mount land to John Estaugh. Signed by John Kay, Thomas Bryan and Thomas Sharpe; witnessed and recorded in Burlington by Samuel Bustill. 1724.-Receipt signed by Samuel Bustill, for two pounds and three shillings received from John Estaugh, for the probate of the will of Jonathan Adams. 1727.-Letter from Samuel Bustill to John Estaugh, in regard to the will of Jonathan...

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Letters to Mary Swett. Dated Stockwell, 6 mo. 14, 1794. Dated Stockwell, 6 mo. 2, 1800.

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-Indenture. William Cooper to Thomas Clark. 1764.

-Indenture between Thomas Clark and Christian Clark (husband and wife) of Gloucester County, New Jersey, and Thomas Mickle. £ 120 for one-third part of 116 acres of Tide Marsh in Greenwich County, New Jersey, originally surveyed to William Cooper. 1765.