Box 1
Contains 36 Results:
Account book, 1783-1787
Unidentified author. Includes details of payments made for wood, brandy, tobacco, shoes, and other goods, as well as incoming credits for weaving, spinning, cutting wood, and other work. Includes many transactions with "negroes."
Receipt for Robert Young/Yong's Delaware taxes, 1816 April 24
Account of Samuel Virden against estate of William Virden, 1821 January 23
Sale agreement between Samuel Virden and Samuel Warren, 1823 March 5
Document naming Samuel Virden as the administrator of the estate of Elizabeth Virden, 1824 May 20
Deed between Caleb Barratt and Sarah Harrington, 1825 December 29
Receipt to Samuel Virden from Job Townsend, 1826 February 4
Regarding the estate of Robert Young and the purchase of white oak planks.
Letter from William Jackson to Samuel Virden, 1826 September 24
Regarding the estate of Peter Smock.
Receipt to Samuel Virden from Solomon Townsend, 1827 February 13
Receipt to Samuel Virden from Solomon Townsend, 1831 March 16
Receipt to Samuel Virden from Solomon Townsend, 1832 November 16
For Job Townsend.
Receipt to Samuel Virden, 1832 December 1
For a subscription to the Delaware State Journal .
Scrap of an order between John Scott, William Saulsbury, and Samuel [Virden], 1833
Letter to the Virden family from Anna Smock Virden and Ruth Anna Virden, 1840 August 16
Letter to Ruth Anna Virden from her schoolmate Mary S. Paster, 1841 June 10
Receipt to Samuel Virden from A. Whiteley, 1843 December 20
Deed to Thomas Brown from Sarah Brown, Samuel A. Short and wife, William C. Brown and wife, 1845 December 13
Receipt to Samuel Virden and Nathaniel Young from Jonathan Carrow, 1849 January 24
Letter to Sarah Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Virden from Philena [Peterson], 1862 February 22
Regarding Washington's birthday, the marriage of the Swedish opera star Jenny Lind, and other lighthearted news.
Fictional "Log of Yacht Nettle on an excursion down Delaware Bay commencing on Tuesday Nov. 19th 1862", 1862
Fictional ship's log.
Account of sales to John W. Hall from Jas. L. Benley Co., 1863 September 7
Regarding the sloop Golden Gale .
Letter to Samuel Virden R. Y. Townsend, 1864 March 16
Regarding business opportunities.
Letter to Mr. Hall from N. W. Lawson, 1864 August 17
Regarding hostile encounters with Confederate soldiers during a mercantile expedition near City Point, Virginia.