1726 Manuscript Colonial Sheriff Writ Signatures

1726 Manuscript Colonial complaint whereby the Sheriff of Windham County in Connecticut is ordered to attach a writ against the goods of Nathaniel Watson in answer to a William Dewey of Lebanon. Signe

1726/7 Colonial Summons in the case of William Allen and Isaac Farrar, regarding debt. The docket on verso signed by Jabez Huntington as Sheriff. The summons signed by Joshua Ripley. Fine, measures 7.

1726 Colonial Articles of Agreement from Massachusetts Bay for the establishment of a saw mill in the county of Suffolk. Several signatures at bottom, remnants of sea, one page measuring 8 x 12.5”.

Manuscript Colonial Note to be paid in current Bills of Credit of the Colony of Connecticut. Dated 1726 signed by Daniel Cross as well as two witnesses. Docketed on verso including of Town Clerk, E(be

1726 Manuscript Colonial Obligation bond between Jonathan Palmer of Windham, Connecticut who is bound to Jabez Fitch of New London, in the amount of Eleven Pounds and Twelve Shillings. Signed at botto

Manuscript Colonial Note to be paid in current Bills of Credit of the Colony of Connecticut. Dated 1726 signed by Daniel Cross as well as two witnesses. Docketed on verso including of Town Clerk, E(be

1726 Colonial receipt for court fees dated at Windham Connecticut. Fine measures 6.5” x 3”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, su

1726/7 Colonial Manuscript Legal Costs. 1726/7 Colonial legal manuscript accounting for costs, datelined Windham in Connecticut. Fine, measures 6 x 3.5” Please note that this lot has a confidential

1683 Colonial Peru manuscript of four pages describing land transfers including at Cara Cato and Maca Maca. Four pages, including signatures. Hand stamped paper, very good, a few areas of discoloratio

Declaration Signer Oliver Wolcott Writes as Sheriff in Colonial CT Oliver Wolcott (1726-1797). Autograph Document Signed, 1p, 7.25" x 5.5", July 24, 1758. Verso contains a portion of a deed of conveya

Colonial America 1726-Dated Early Colonial Era Legal Last Will October 8, 1726-Dated Early Colonial Era, Manuscript Document, Legal Last Will Document for Grace Stevenson, Chester County, Choice Very

Autographs 1746 Henry Holland Paid In "Current Money of New York" HENRY HOLLAND JR. (1704-1782). Colonial Sheriff of Albany, New York, Colonial Merchant and Privateer. Also... Signed by New York Ship

Twelve page document relating to lands formerly of Colonial Peru including those of Don Jose Ramon De Loayza, President and military leader during the revolution. Dated 1803. Signatures at end . Very

A Colonial Connecticut Summons by the Sheriff of Windham, dated 1728, to summon Benjamin Sawyer of Pomfret. Signed by Asst. Timothy Pierce. Docketing on verso, very good, measures 7.5 x 5”.

Two manuscripts of Colonial Peru , one dated 1678, 2 pages. The other with signatures. Very Good, measures 8.5 x 12”. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in ad

Colonial Peru- Manuscript of seven pages, signatures at end pertaining to land purchases in area of modern day Bolivia. Handstamps, 1671. Very Good, some discoloration, measures 8 x 12”.

An interesting three-page Colonial manuscript pertaining to instructions to the sheriff of the county of Windham to attach a judgment against Jeremiah Arnold of Pomfrett in the Colony of Connecticut d

Manuscript Colonial Peru during the revolutionary period dated 1801/1802 regarding land holdings in La Paz. With Spanish stamps to first page, ten pages, signatures at end, followed by blank leaf. Fin

A group of two Colonial manuscript receipts and one later receipt, the oldest dated 1726/7 and signed by Joseph Leavens as Justice of the Peace. Approximately 8 x 5”. (3)

FOUR leaves pertaining to Colonial Peruvian land transactions with several signatures. Hand stamped paper circa 1678. Very Good, some marginal wear and staining. Leaves measure 9 x 13”. No Reserve F

Legal manuscript letter bearing the signature of Olvier Wolcott (1726-1797), signer of the Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, and who later served as Governor of Connecticut. Lett

In 1730 a DS to Seize Property or Person of "Black man" James Reed in Colonial Massachusetts Bristol County clerk Timothy Fales issued this writ of attachment to the sheriff or deputy of Bristol Count

Writ of Attachment 1732 to Seize Property or Person of "Indian man" Samuel Amous in Colonial Massachusetts Bristol County clerk Timothy Fales issued this writ of attachment to the sheriff or deputy of

A manuscript warrant to the Sheriif of Suffolk County in Massachusetts Bay to seize the goods and chattels of a Samuel Staples of Dedham on behalf of Joseph Whipple of Providence in Rhode Island due t