bills of sale

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Bill of sale from John Sloss Hobart, New York, to John Lloyd, Jun., Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, for the sale of Hannah, an enslaved woman about 48 years old, for £30; witnessed by Dr. James Cogswell and John Mersereau.

Correspondence, land papers, deeds, bonds, memoranda, maps, indentures, wills, and miscellaneous legal and financial documents, 1654-1822, of the Lloyd family of Long Island, Boston, and Rhode Island. Correspondence, 1654-1822, consists of letters received by members of the Lloyd family, generally from other family members, and principally concern financial and legal matters, disposition of family property, inheritances, management of farm and domestic affairs (including the appraisal and sale of slaves), and news regarding the health, welfare, and conduct of family members.

Bill of sale from Joseph Conkling, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Joseph Lloyd and John Lloyd, Jun., both of Queen's Village, for the sale of Phebe, an enslaved girl about 6 years old, for £25; witnessed by Sarah Lloyd and Rebecca Woolsey.

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Bill of sale from Joseph Cooper, Oyster Bay, executor of the estate of Simon Cooper, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, for the sale of Hannah, an enslaved girl about 8 years old, for £40; witnessed by Jacob Weekes and Sarah White.

Bill of sale from Israel Brush to Tredwell Brush, both of Huntington, for the sale of Jack Co[o]per, an enslaved person, for £40; witnessed by Jacob Brush and Ananias Carll; followed by further bills of sale from Samuel Brush and Isaac Wood as executors of Tredwell Brush's estate to Isaac Brush, Sr. [ca. 1755-1756], from Isaac Brush, Sr. to Nathaniel Williams and witnessed by Gilbert Potter, May 14, 1757, and from Nathaniel Williams to Henry Lloyd and witnessed by John Silas Sammis and John Morgan, July 1, 1757.

Printed form completed in manuscript of bill of sale for property in Norwalk sold by Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to John Rogers, Norwalk; witnessed by Esther and Charles Sexton; attestation on verso by Charles Sexton, Justice of the Peace for Suffolk County.

Bill of sale of blacksmith's tools, livestock, and a wagon from Barns Sisin, Queen's Village, and Barns Cornelius, Hempstead, to Henry Lloyd, Queen's Village; witnessed by Nehemiah Bull and Emanuel Jackson.

Copy of a bill of sale from Benjamin Belcher, Newport, to Henry Lloyd, Boston, for the sloop Peter, sold for £206 5s to Lloyd on behalf of Capt. Peter Wilmot, Jamaica; witnessed by Peleg Packdom and Edward Coddington; this fair copy made by Henry Lloyd and certified by James Leblond and David Stoddard, November 18, 1707.

Memorandum of John Richbell, Oyster Bay, summarizing two bills of sale dated October 18 and November 17, 1666, for property sold by Richbell and Ann, his wife, to Nathaniel Sylvester, Shelter Island, Thomas Hart, Barbados, Latimer Sampson, Long Island, including Lloyd Neck, Fort Neck meadow (October 18), and several properties in Oyster Bay (November 17).