Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford. A note dated 2 Nov 1807 states that the Town of New Milford is due twelve shillings in liquor to help the workmen at highways in Benjamin Hallock's District.

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford. Boardman issued a note dated 4 May 1804 to Jared Lane promising to pay him the sum of 30 dollars before 4 May 1806. The back of the note indicates that it was paid on 6 June 1806.

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford.

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford. A note due Aaron Hitchcock dated 3 March 1808 was given in partial payment for a horse.

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford.

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford.

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford that was known by this time as Boardman and Bennitt. They all refer to "our store" in New Milford and they are signed by two parties (the signatures were ripped from the documents when the notes were redeemed, but several of them have legible parts remaining and appear to be signed "Boardman and Bennitt").

Primarily due bills for goods at Boardman's store in New Milford that was known by this time as Boardman and Bennitt. They all refer to "our store" in New Milford and they are signed by two parties (the signatures were ripped from the documents when the notes were redeemed, but several of them have legible parts remaining and appear to be signed "Boardman and Bennitt").

This bundle was labeled "E Boardman's Due Bills Taken Up 1812 1818" although the six notes included are dated from 1810-1817. Four of them are for particular goods, including rye, cider brandy, amd indigo.

"Notes and Due Bills Taken Up and Paid 1817, 18, 19, and 1820."