Lloyd, Amelia, 1760-1818

Letter from Mason F. Cogswell, Hartford, to Amelia Lloyd, Huntington, regarding the proposed settlement of some matter (likely relating to debts of the estate of John Lloyd, Jun. due to him be liable for the debts of Cogswell's brother James); he hopes to meet with her when he visits New York.

Letter from William Temple Broome, New York, to Amelia Lloyd, Huntington, forwarding Aaron Burr's power of attorney with an explanation of how the property mentioned came to be jointly owned by Burr and her deceased husband, and with instructions for paying Burr his share after sale of the property. Damaged where sealed with loss to a few words.

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Document from Aaron Burr giving power of attorney to Amelia Lloyd, widow of John Lloyd, Jun., to dispose of land jointly owned by Burr and her deceased husband; witnessed by William Temple Broome.

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Letter from Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, to Amelia Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, advising her that because of a recent decline in the stock market, his terms on money offered to her have increased to 12 from 10 percent.

Letter from Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, to Amelia Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, advising that her tenant or overseer should plant grass seed, informing her of the death of Margaret Hubbard Vassall, and asking her to tell Henry Lloyd III to send him more apples and hominy in the fall.

Letter from Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, to Amelia Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, describing his recent illness, advising her on paying John Lloyd, Jun.'s creditors, including offering to lend her money, and advising her leasing or finding a manager for her portion of Queen's Village, Henry Lloyd III having refused to oversee it; with a postscript dated November 5, 1793.

Letter from Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, to Amelia Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, sending his condolences on the death of John Lloyd, Jun. in December 1792, advising her on shipping apples to London, and recommending that she sell her interest in land in Connecticut and purchase Dr. James Lloyd's interest in Queen's Village.

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Letter from John Lloyd, West Hartford, to Amelia Lloyd, Danbury, regarding two missing pieces of calico fabric.