Add to ORKGAdam Hoops discusses the transfer of his land, 300 acres located ten to twelve miles from Kendal to Stephen Van Rensellar of Albany, New York as a security for a loan of six hundred dollars. 8" x 10" (20.4 by 25.5 cm
Hiram Currey, the office of the Ohio treasurer in Columbus acknowledges the receipt from Thomas Rot...
Furman Leaming attempts to negotiate a better price of sale of land in the Kendal neighborhood. He s...
A note on the back of a letter in Thomas Rotch's hand acknowledging that he did pay taxes for A. Hoo...
Adam Hoops discusses the transfer of his land, 300 acres located ten to twelve miles from Kendal to ...
John Murray writes an introductory letter to Thomas Rotch on behalf of Adam Hoops who requires infor...
Adam Hoops discusses transport improvements in New York and his decision to sell his land at Sugar C...
Thomas Rotch responds to Adam Hoop's request for an estimate of the value of three hundred acres of...
A partially preserved letter of uncertain date. Adam Hoops discusses money shortages and the sale of...
A note regarding taxes on Adam Hoop's land indicates that a certain person does not recollect if Tho...
Stephen Van Rensselaer encloses money at the request of Adam Hoops of New York for taxes due on his...
William Rotch Jr discusses the terms of Thomas Rotch's will and the disposition of his land near Ken...
Thomas Hazard acknowledges receipt of Thomas Rotch's letter asking advice about laying out $600 for ...
William S. Burling informs Thomas Rotch that he is in debt, that he has his farm up for sale and is ...
Robert Dunbar, Jr. encloses six dollars for taxes due on a tract of 300 acres of land belonging to A...
Allen & Grant in Pittsburgh ask Thomas Rotch to inform them of the balance due on two sections of la...
Hiram Currey, the office of the Ohio treasurer in Columbus acknowledges the receipt from Thomas Rot...
Furman Leaming attempts to negotiate a better price of sale of land in the Kendal neighborhood. He s...
A note on the back of a letter in Thomas Rotch's hand acknowledging that he did pay taxes for A. Hoo...
Adam Hoops discusses the transfer of his land, 300 acres located ten to twelve miles from Kendal to ...
John Murray writes an introductory letter to Thomas Rotch on behalf of Adam Hoops who requires infor...
Adam Hoops discusses transport improvements in New York and his decision to sell his land at Sugar C...
Thomas Rotch responds to Adam Hoop's request for an estimate of the value of three hundred acres of...
A partially preserved letter of uncertain date. Adam Hoops discusses money shortages and the sale of...
A note regarding taxes on Adam Hoop's land indicates that a certain person does not recollect if Tho...
Stephen Van Rensselaer encloses money at the request of Adam Hoops of New York for taxes due on his...
William Rotch Jr discusses the terms of Thomas Rotch's will and the disposition of his land near Ken...
Thomas Hazard acknowledges receipt of Thomas Rotch's letter asking advice about laying out $600 for ...
William S. Burling informs Thomas Rotch that he is in debt, that he has his farm up for sale and is ...
Robert Dunbar, Jr. encloses six dollars for taxes due on a tract of 300 acres of land belonging to A...
Allen & Grant in Pittsburgh ask Thomas Rotch to inform them of the balance due on two sections of la...
Hiram Currey, the office of the Ohio treasurer in Columbus acknowledges the receipt from Thomas Rot...
Furman Leaming attempts to negotiate a better price of sale of land in the Kendal neighborhood. He s...
A note on the back of a letter in Thomas Rotch's hand acknowledging that he did pay taxes for A. Hoo...