Box 1
Contains 152 Results:
An Act for the Government and Regulation of Seamen in the Merchant Service, January 16, 1806
Signed January 16, 1806 by James Seymour, Edward Dodge, James Barnard. Bound for the port of Barbados and Back, 1805. Chancy Barnard, master; Edward Dodge, mate; James Barnard, seaman; James C., seaman; David S., seaman; Thomas Curtis, seaman; Silas Stewart, cook; and James Seymour, cook. Wages totaling $271.98.
Railroads: Receipts and Notices, 1848-1891
Receipts and notices of the building and expansion of the railroad in and around Middletown.
Ticket issued by New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company, February 13, 1891
1 first class passage to Washington, D.C. from Philadelphia.
Middletown, July 6, 1848
Received from William G. Buell of Chatham sum of $2.50, the 2nd installment on 5 shares of Capital Stock in the New York & Boston Railroad Company. Signed Stephen Taylor, Treasurer.
New York & Boston Railroad Notice, June 29, 1848
Locations for railroad in Connecticut. Signed H. Closson.
Railroads: Receipts and Notices, July 22, 1858
To Rachel Penny and Charles R. Alsop of Middletown, executors and trustees under the last will and testament of George Penny.
The Middletown Extension Railroad Company, August 28, 1858
Letter to those who may have had objections to the proposed location of the railroad: Description of where the railroad will go with a promise of a meeting with the general railroad commissions on August 25, 1858 in Middletown for the people to object.
Railroads: Receipts and Notices, August 25, 1849
Letter to those who may have had objections to the proposed location of the railroad: from the Middletown Railroad Company to Berlin, Middletown, some individuals out of the area and some corporations stating where they plan to build the railroad. Signed Ebenezer White.
Railroads: Receipts and Notices, July 2, 1849
Letter to those who may have had objections to the proposed location of the railroad: from Middletown Railroad Company to Berlin, Middletown, some individuals out of the area, and some corporations stating where they plan to build the railroad. Signed William M. Ward.
Paper money, stampless cover, etc., 1781-1856
Bank promises of payment.