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Letter of Attorney - Thomas Cooper to John Estaugh. 1711.

Scope and Contents -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.-Letter of Attorney. John Estaugh makes William Rawle his true attorney, to act in the affairs of Samuel Bonham. Signed by William Cooper and Benjamin Rawle. Attested by...

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-Deed. Daniel Coxe, of Burlington, to John Estaugh. 1715.

-Map of Surveyor, Thomas Sharp. One thousand and twenty Acres of land which John Estaugh purchased of Daniel Coxe. 1709

-Survey and map of land purchased by John Estaugh from Daniel Coxe - 1020 acres. Payment of £ 170 in two years. 1714.

Scope and Contents -Quit Claim for 100 pounds. Caleb Cresson releases all claims to legacies given to his wife, Sarah Hopkins Cresson, daughter of Ebenezer Hopkins, by Elizabeth Estaugh's will, Sarah Cresson and her only child and heir also being dead. This property was inherited by John Estaugh Hopkins, her heir-at-law. Caleb Cresson had a life interest, which he relinquished for the said 100 pounds. 1782.-Certificate of Francis Rawle, stating that the Noble estate has been transferred to him by...

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Meditations of Joshua Cresson on the awful sickness in Philadelphia. Four pages, copied by his widow [Mary Hopkins?], a daughter of Ebenezer Hopkins. 1793.

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-Indenture. Samuel Cresson and wife [Elizabeth M. (Blackwood) Cresson?] to Sarah Blackwood. Lot in Haddonfield. 1826.

-Certificate of removal for Samuel Cresson from Haddonfield Monthly Meeting, New Jersey, to Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends for the Northern District. Not signed. Dated 1 mo. 12, 1818. 1818.

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-Letter to Richard Jordan, dated Philadelphia 1 mo. 14, 1801.

-Testimony from Haddonfield Monthly Meeting, New Jersey, concerning Sarah Cresson (2 copies).

-Lines to the Memory of Sarah Cresson

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Letter to Mary Swett, dated Edinburgh, 12 mo. 29, 1815.

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Note from Rachel Dalbo, widow of Andrew Dalbo, in security of her debt to Sarah Hopkins, of one hundred pounds. Witnesses, Ebenezer Hopkins, Thomas Redman. 1776.

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Memorial account of Deborah Darby, widow of Samuel Darby, who died on 3 mo. 14, 1810, aged about 58