Lloyd, John, 1745-1792

Accounting of the estate of Joseph Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, prepared by John Lloyd, Jun.

Invoice from Jeremiah Wadsworth, to John Lloyd, Jun. for expenses relating to supplying forage to the French army.

Letter from Paschal Nelson Smith, New York, to John Lloyd, Jun., Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, regarding payment of a debt he owes to the estate of Dr. James Cogswell (died November 22, 1792) and payment of a debt Lloyd owes to Smith, and encouraging Lloyd to contribute generously to a fund for Abigail Cogswell and her children.

Receipt from Lorette Cock, Oyster Bay, to John Lloyd, Jun. for £12 received from Jupiter Hammon for interest on a bond. Followed by a receipt dated December 12, 1791 from Mary Prime, Huntington, to John Lloyd, Jun. for £6 1s 1p received for debts to the estate of Benjamin Young Prime. Followed by a invoice dated April 30, 1791 from Isaac Andrew Cock, New York, to John Lloyd, Jun. for goods sold May 6, 1790 through August 13, 1790; with a receipt for the balance.

Receipt from Robert Boyd, Sheriff of New York, to Aaron Burr, relating to a lawsuit filed by John Lloyd, Jun. against Dr. James Cogswell and Mason F. Cogswell for recovery of debts. Followed by a receipt dated January 27, 1791 from John Townsend & Co., Huntington, to John Lloyd, Jun. for £37 13s 9p received on a bond to Daniel Cock assigned to Townsend. Followed by a receipt dated August 5, 1790 from James Townsend, Jr., administrator of the estate of Dr. James Townsend, Sr., to John Lloyd, Jun. for £3.

Incomplete draft of a letter from John Lloyd, Jun., Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, declining a suggestion of traveling to England to study agricultural methods because of his family obligations, noting his young children, John Nelson Lloyd and Angelina Lloyd; with a postscript promising to avoid financial entanglements like his involvement with Dr. James Cogswell, the source of many of his problems.

Copy of a letter from John Lloyd, Jun., New York, to Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, regarding Henry Lloyd, Jun.'s proposed annuity arrangement and his compensation claims, and his father John Lloyd's poor health; followed by a letter on the same topics dated November 3, 1789.

Incomplete lease from John Lloyd, Jun. to Isaac Rogers and Stephen Brooks for land at Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, comprising the last of at least three leaves; witnessed by Benjamin Young Prime and Henry Lloyd III; with an addendum two years later signed by John Lloyd, Jun. and witnessed by Benjamin Young Prime and Henry Lloyd III; with a discharge dated July 21, 1792 signed by Isaac Rogers and Stephen Brook and witnessed by Selah Conkling and John Martin.