Box 3

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Marriage Certificate: Jacob Jennings and Ann Hopkins (widow of Ebenezer Hopkins, Jr.) 1783.

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-Letter to Richard Jordan, dated Phila., 12 mo. 29, 1800.

-Letter to Richard Jordan, dated Phila., 9 mo. 30, 1801.

-Letter to Mary Swett dated Phila., 2 mo. 27, 1808.

-Brief biographical sketch of Rebecca Jones

-Silhouette of Rebecca Jones

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-Letter written to Pharaby Jordan, his wife, dated Liverpool, 10 mo. 17, 1800.

-Letter written to Pharaby Jordan, his wife, dated Falmouth, 3 mo. 20, 1802.

-Letter written to Joseph C. Swett, dated near Philadelphia, 12 mo. 13, 1811.

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Indenture. Jonathan Kaighn and Abigail Kaighn to Samuel Mickle. 1736.

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Receipt signed by Joseph Kaighn. 1739.

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Indenture. Thomas Lacy, tobacconist, of London, to John Haddon. 800 acres. 1702.

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Indenture. John Ladd to Joshua Lord, both of Gloucester County, New Jersey. Recorded by Thomas Sharpe in 1721.

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Indenture between Nicholas Lax merchant of Wapping and Henry Stacy and Richard Matthews. Land given by King Charles to his "Dearest Brother", the Duke of York, obtained by William Penn, Nicholas Lucas and Gawin Lawry, Trustees for Byllings, sold to William Ogle, William Roydon and Nicholas Lax, and then to Henry Stacy and Richard Matthews. One Ninetieth part of ninety equal and undivided parts of land called West New Jersey. 1678. Signed Nicholas Lax. Afterward sold to John Haddon.

Scope and Contents -Map for John Haddon made by Richard Bull. Part of the land of John Haddon, containing 650 acres, on the banks of Oldman's Creek, about 12 miles north of Salem, N.J. 1704. Recorded and endorsed by Thomas Gardiner, Surveyor General. -Survey, copy of (no map), made for John Haddon, for 2400 acres adjoining John Hugg's land - part of a tract of 2883 acres. 1705-Resurvey made for John Estaugh in right of John Haddon. Land on the north side of Oldman's Creek. 1000 acres...

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-Map of John Haddon's land in Salem County, New Jersey. 1716.

-Survey by Thomas Sharp of the 1350 acres sold by John Haddon to Harman Richman, for 303 Pounds & 15 shillings. 1722.

-Map, which is a resurvey of a number of farms, between Salem & Oldman's Creek, about 12 miles north of Salem, containing dates of previous surveys, 1708, 1709, Sept. and Nov. 1722. 1723.