Scope and Contents Note dated 18 Jan 1820 promising to pay Samuel Flewwelling six hundred and eighty three dollars on or before the first day of May next with interest from the date enclosed in a letter to Marcus Lockwood informing him that Flewelling has note, Boardman is sending two hundred and four dollars which he will deliver to Mr. William W. Boardman at the home of Daniel Boardman, Broadway, New York to be paid over to Mr. Flewelling. Boardman notes that if he wishes, Lockwood could call on Flewwelling...

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Due bill to Isaac Dayton for two hundred and eighteen dollars from what part of which is in Middle district and other River bank bills which Boardman is to dispose of "if I can do it" and return to him good bank bills that will pass in the state of Ohio and western states, possibly bills from the city of New York or United States bills.

Scope and Contents One note and two receipts documenting money owed by Boardman to his brother-in-law Matthew Marvin. One receipt contains a letter written at the bottom from Esther Marvin to her brother, Elijah Boardman. She tells him that her husband has gone to New York and carried with him the trunk in which he kept his notes but she will see that the money Boardman sent is endorse upon Marvin's return. She also states that Mr. Marvin is taking a Doctor Willard into partnership, and that he is a very smart...

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Bottom half of an obligation and guarantee to Asa Bacon, Jr. from Elijah Boardman. Indicates that the subscribers agree that in the event of non-payment and also of the inability of the above named Samuel Whiting and William Whiting to pay the above note, and not otherwise, Boardman will pay the note to Asa Bacon, Jr. The back notes that Whiting paid.