Box 3

Marriage Certificate: James Hopkins and Rebecca Clement. 1784.

-Deed. John Estaugh Hopkins and wife to Jacob Coxe. Jacob Clement, Jr., Thomas Redman. (Land in Haddonfield, New Jersey) 1781.

-Deed. John Estaugh Hopkins and Thomas Redman, Estate of Ebenezer Hopkins, deceased, to Marmaduke Cooper. Three acres in Newton township, New Jersey. Witnessed by Nathaniel Barton, John Barton, Jr. 1793.

-Memorandum by Sarah Hopkins, giving the date of her mother's birth and death. She was the daughter of Benjamin and Ann Clark, and was born on 11 mo. 5, 1692, and died 8 mo. 11, 1778. (Undated)

-Certificate of character, sealed by the Lord Mayor of London, January 25, 1745, "regarding Sarah Hopkins, Mary Woodly, widow, being two of the people called Quakers, persons well known and worthy of good credit." 1745.

Copy of extracts from a letter written by Susanna Horne dated Liverpool, 8 mo. 8, 1813.

Letter from Thomas How to Elizabeth Estaugh, reassuring her with regard to certain criticisms of John Estaugh's management of the affairs of the Land Company (especially the Noble Estate). Elizabeth Estaugh's letters cast light on this matter. 1760.

Letter written by Arthur Howell to his "Beloved Cousins"(?) dated Philadelphia, Telling of the death of Elizabeth Armitt. 4 mo. 30, 1808.

Copy of a letter written by Joseph Hughes, giving an account of a Bible Society meeting at Norwich on 9 mo. 11, 1811.

Testimony from Haddonfield Monthly Meeting concerning Joshua Humphries who wishes to marry a young lady of Burlington Monthly Meeting. Dated 8 mo. 10, 1737. Signed by John Kay, John Estaugh, Thomas Hooton, and others.

Mortgage Deed. William Hunt to John Estaugh. 460 acres forfeited for non-payment. 1717.

Letters written by Thomas Hyam to Elizabeth Estaugh 1745. Dated, London, June 14, 1745. Dated, London, July 9, 1757. Dated, London, 8 mo. 7, 1759. Dated, London, 3 mo. 26, 1759 Dated, London, (preceded by copy of letter of 3 mo. 26th) 6 mo. 9, 1759.