Box 1

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Letter of Hollis Clayton to Mary Swett, 8 mo. 22, 1801.

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Deed. Thomas Clement and Abel Nicholson. 100 acres of land in Gloucester Township, New Jersey. 1803.

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Release. Tobias Collet et al to Direck Johnson. Direck Johnson having declined the said 200 acres of land, the lease was crossed out, including the signatures of Sarah Dimsdale, John Estaugh and Elizabeth Estaugh. 1722

Scope and Contents -Indenture. Thomas Willis of Rotherhithe to John Haddon. 100 acres of land formerly belonging to Richard Matthews, and then to William Lovejoy; and 50 acres of land formerly belonging to Thomas Matthews, bought from Edward Billings and others. The land was in the shape of a triangle, extending from Cooper's Creek to the property of Francis Collings. 1700.-Indenture: Francis Collins to his daughter, Sarah Dimsdale, 460 acres. Signed Francis Collins, Thomas Sharpe. Probably part of...

Scope and Contents -Lease for one year from Joseph Collins and Katherine Collins (husband and wife) 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-Correspondence with John Wightman, merchant of of London, executor of William Shandlaw and Elizabeth Collins, widow and executor of Joseph Collins. 1724-1738-John Wightman Estate 1715-1720-Receipt signed by William...

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Power of Attorney - Peter Collinson to John Estaugh. 1711.

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Testimony concerning Louisa Conran - 1806.

Scope and Contents -Epistle (printed) - from London Yearly Meeting to Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. "We have had at this yearly Meeting the acceptable company of Thomas Scattergood, William Savery, Sarah Harrison, Phebe Speakman, Sarah Talbot, Charity Cook and Mary Swett. 1798.-Letter to Mary Swett, dated Red River, Lawrence County, North Carolina 3 mo. 21, 1802. Also, Map of Meetings in Suffolk, England, 1798.-Names of places in England, where Charity Cook and Mary Swett had meetings...

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Certificate for Isaac Cooper from Haddonfield Monthly Meeting, Signed by 24 Friends. Addressed to Burlington Monthly Meeting. Isaac Cooper wishes to marry a young lady belonging to Burlington Meeting and Friends of Haddonfield testify as to his good character. dated 1 mo. 14, 1725.

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-Receipt signed by James Cooper, for thirty shillings received from Cadwalader Morgan as ground rent. 1730.

-Release. James Cooper and wife, Edward Gibbs and 23 others to John Estaugh Hopkins, wife [Sarah Mickle Hopkins?] and 4 others. Release for a parcel of marsh near Rapapa Creek. This shows the grand-children of the first William Cooper to 1777.