Connecticut Jurist ELIPHALET DYER - Document Signed

Three documents signed by soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary War and went on to serve in Connecticut's General Assembly: Samuel Holden Parsons American lawyer, jurist, and general (1737-178

Superb 1686 CT Colony Land Deed CONNECTICUT COLONY. Manuscript Document Signed, “Humphrey Pryor”, 1p on a bifold sheet, 11.75" x 7.5", Windsor, May 6, 1686. Docket of recording on the thir

[American Revolution] Tallmadge, Benjamin Autograph Document, signed Hartford (Connecticut), February 24, 1792. One oblong sheet, 3 3/4 x 7 3/8 in. (95 x 186 mm). Autograph document, signed by Benjami

Revolutionary WarFairfield, CT, November 29, 1780Connecticut Express Rider Seeks Payment for ServicesMDS[CONNECTICUT.] Joseph Perry, Manuscript Document Signed, Account with State of Connecticut, Nove

LOT (12) ASSORTED COLONY AND STATE OF CONNECTICUT DOCUMENTS INCLUDING OLIVER WOLCOTT SIGNED TREASURY NOTE, ETC. 1783-1799

CONNECTICUT PRE-REVOLUTIONARY WAR SIGNED DOCUMENTDated 1766"A Debentor of the house of assistant at May sessions 1766". Shows a record of payments to members of the House of Assistants (Upper House) o

Ellsworth Oliver Connecticut Revolutionary War Dated Accounting Document Signed by Oliver Ellsworth   A Revolutionary War dated accounting ledger itemizing Connecticut state expenditures on copyi

Autographs 1792 Samuel Huntington Manuscript Military Order to Cavalry Document Signed as Governor of Connecticut SAMUEL HUNTINGTON (1731-1796). Signer of the Declaration of Independence from Connecti

Early 19th C New York Manuscript Lot Signed by Jurists. A group of five small legal documents signed by New York Jurists including Samuel Dill, James Dean, and Charles Gridley. Dated 1802 dated 1802 a

Huntington, Samuel, Signer of Declaration of Independence, Document Signed in 1792, An Appointment for Notary Public as Governor of Conn (1731-1796) Samuel Huntington, from Windham in the Connecticut

Heading: (Declaration of Independence, Signer) Author: Wolcott, Oliver Title: Manuscript document signed by Oliver Wolcott, signer of the Declaration of Independence from Connecticut Place Published:

Huntington Samuel Declaration Signer Samuel Huntington War Dated DS SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Manuscript Document Signed, Pay Order to Treasurer John Lawrence, May 9, 1777, Hartford, Connecticut. 1 p., 8.25"

Oliver Ellsworth 1777 Pay Order Signed by Constitution Architect and Chief Justice OLIVER ELLSWORTH, Document Signed, Pay Order for Col. Solomon Willes, April 1, 1777, Hartford, Connecticut. 2 pp., 8.

[Americana] Ellsworth, Oliver2 Autograph Documents, signedDocument, signedHartford, Connecticut, June 6, 1776. 1 p. Autograph document, signed by Oliver Ellsworth, authorizing Secretary Treasurer of t

[Americana] Ellsworth, Oliver Group of 2 Autograph Documents, signed Document, signed Hartford, Connecticut, June 6, 1776. 1 p. Autograph document, signed by Oliver Ellsworth, authorizing Secretary Tr

A single cut sheet document signed by J. Lawrence, Treasurer of the state of Connecticut, promising to pay John Merwin the sum of 17 pounds, three shilling and four pence at the conclusion of the Amer

Autographs 1789 Signer of the Declaration Twice Signed, Samuel Huntington, Connecticut Governor Legal Document SAMUEL HUNTINGTON (1731-1796). Signer of the Declaration of Independence, President of th

Military appointment of John Alcock to be Lieutenant of the Fifteenth Regiment of Connecticut signed in Hartford on May, 18, 1772. by Jonathan Trumbull, the Captain- General and

Signed by Governor Thomas Fitch (1699-1774, in office 1754-1766) and Secretary of State George Wyllys, with wax seal, partly printed. From a Larchmont, NY collection. - Dimensions: 16.25" high x 12.75

Dated 17 October 1804. Accepting Ferdinand Clemens as a lieutenant in the Connecticut Militia. 8.5"h. 14"w.

A printed document filled in in manuscript, from the State of Connecticut, December 1781. Pay (from) Capt. Amos Loomiss of 3 pounds, 20 shillings tax. Signed by committee members Wm. Moseley and Eleaz

DESCRIPTION: Partly printed DS, Hartford, June 11, 1789 from the State of Connecticut Comptroller's Office to Treasurer Jedediah Huntington ordering that he pay Lewis Hurd the sum of 36 pounds. Signed

Connecticut militia document, 1828, Charles Deneson appointed Corporal in the sixth company of the seventh regiment, signed by Colonel Robert Peters (?)

TWO SIGNED OFFICIAL COURT DOCUMENTS ONE SIGNED BY THE FORMER MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY THE OTHER BY CONTINENTAL CONGRESS MEMBER PHILIP PELL AND ONE SIGNED LETTER BY CONNECTICUT HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE JO