Scope and Contents Receipts and notes from Elijah Boardman payable in cash or goods from his store. Many of the items in this bundle refer to land in other towns such as Waterbury, Duxbury, and Smithfield. Some of them may pertain to the firm of Elijah and Daniel Boardman as they are signed by both parties. Many have to do with debts paid in cattle and livestock. A receipt from Daniel P. Clark dated 1807 Sep 12 notes that Elijah and Daniel Boardman paid him to go to Vermont on business for the current...

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Orders requesting Elijah Boardman from customers requesting that he allow a third party to charge a particular amount to their account.

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Promissory notes promising to pay in money or goods.

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Promissory notes pertaining to the Connecticut Western Reserve including one dated 1805 Jan 12 from Beach Summers who is to deliver ninety five pairs of shoes, seventy two scythes, four pitchforks, and forty four yards and five eights of a yard of homemade fulled flannel, and fifty pounds of cut nails to Eli Baldwin in Trumbull Ohio. Another dated 1805 Feb 15 details land conveyances in Trumbull County Ohio.

Scope and Contents This bundle is unusual in that it contains notes of all different dates. They include authorization for Boardman to collect subscritpions and donations for the bishop's fund; several letters to Philo Ruggles regarding collection of debts in New York; a land conveyance for land in Vermont to be paid in cattle. Several of the notes in the bundle are copies of originals that were sent to Henry Seymour, Philo Ruggles, and others for collection. Some notes and correspondence regarding the...

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Notes from Elijah Boardman payable in cash or goods from his store. The reverse of the wrapper says "Warren Farm Notes" but there are other items in the folder including one regarding conveyance of land in Delaware County, New York. One is a list of labor from Palmer Farm in Warren, Connecticut. Another, dated 1817 Mar 28 refers to "a Deed of E. Boardman's Farm in Warren."