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Lloyd family papers, 1654-1822, Volume 2

NYHS Identifier
nyhs_ms1728_v-02
Mss Collection - BV Lloyd family (MS 1728.2)
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Lloyd family

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Robert Auchmuty letter to Henry Lloyd, April 16, 1717.

Letter from Robert Auchmuty, Boston, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, giving his legal opinion on property and conveyances. A fragment of another leaf is affixed with Auchmuty's opinion on Lloyd family property dated January 14, 1716 on one side and, in another hand, the end of the title history of Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck on the reverse.
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John Nelson letter to John Eastwick, April 20, 1717, with an unsigned addendum to Peter Vallet, May 6, 1717.

Letter from John Nelson, Boston, to John Eastwick, Jamaica, relaying Robert Auchmuty's and Francis Brinley's legal opinions on Henry Lloyd's case for Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, and Lloyd's offer to Eastwick; followed by an unsigned note to Peter Vallet, New York, asking him to forward the letter to Eastwick. Torn at folds; repaired with silk tape obscuring several lines of text.
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George Muirson letter to Henry Lloyd, May 19, 1730.

Letter from Dr. George Muirson, Manor of St. George, Setauket, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, diagnosing Jupiter Hammon, an enslaved person, with "a gouty rumatick disorder" and prescribing a course of treatment. Followed by a draft letter dated June 5, 1730, from Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Henry Lane, New York, informing him that he has received payment for Phillis, an enslaved woman, but has since been directed by Frances Lloyd to not sell her slaves.
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Paschal Nelson letter to Henry Lloyd, March 30, 1731.

Letter from Paschal Nelson, New York, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, informing Lloyd that the Huntington Trustees intend to pursue their case attempting to engage [William?] Smith and that Nelson has engaged James Alexander on Lloyd's behalf. Followed by a draft letter dated May 18, 1731, from Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Edward Cradock regarding a misunderstanding about a gun chest.
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Paschal Nelson bond, September 8, 1743.

Copy of bond of Paschal Nelson, New York, to John Steel, Boston, in settlement for one seventh interest in Long Island, Boston Harbor belonging to the widow and children of Temple Nelson; witnessed by Richard Cary and Edward Winslow; copied by Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck; followed by an agreement by the children of John Nelson or their heirs to pay the children of Temple Nelson £1000 for their interest in Long Island, Boston Harbor. Repaired obscuring several words.
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Paschal Nelson letter to Henry Lloyd, February, 1726.

Letter from Paschal Nelson, London, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, relaying Lloyd's power of attorney for Frances Lloyd, her request that he take possession of her slaves and other property in New York, excepting Jack, a butcher, and that she will send Lloyd £50 sterling in the spring to resolve Joseph Lloyd's debts. Damaged with loss to a few words.
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George Muirson letter to Henry Lloyd, May 19, 1730.

Letter from Dr. George Muirson, Manor of St. George, Setauket, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, diagnosing Jupiter Hammon, an enslaved person, with "a gouty rumatick disorder" and prescribing a course of treatment. Followed by a draft letter dated June 5, 1730, from Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Henry Lane, New York, informing him that he has received payment for Phillis, an enslaved woman, but has since been directed by Frances Lloyd to not sell her slaves.
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Paschal Nelson letter to Henry Lloyd, March 30, 1731.

Letter from Paschal Nelson, New York, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, informing Lloyd that the Huntington Trustees intend to pursue their case attempting to engage [William?] Smith and that Nelson has engaged James Alexander on Lloyd's behalf. Followed by a draft letter dated May 18, 1731, from Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Edward Cradock regarding a misunderstanding about a gun chest.
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The final peace, security & happiness of the upright. A sermon deliver'd at Christ-Church in Boston Novemb. 28. 1734. ...

Funeral sermon for John and Elizabeth Nelson, Boston, by Timothy Cutler. Signatures: [A]⁴ B-C⁴ (C4 blank). References: Evans, C. American bibliography, 3894; ESTC W12220. New-York Historical Society copy unbound, stab-sewn; half-title backed with silk; annotation on final blank page: "Found among Mrs. Broomes papers at her death in 1800."
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Paschal Nelson bond, September 8, 1743.

Copy of bond of Paschal Nelson, New York, to John Steel, Boston, in settlement for one seventh interest in Long Island, Boston Harbor belonging to the widow and children of Temple Nelson; witnessed by Richard Cary and Edward Winslow; copied by Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck; followed by an agreement by the children of John Nelson or their heirs to pay the children of Temple Nelson £1000 for their interest in Long Island, Boston Harbor. Repaired obscuring several words.
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