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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, July 18, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
07-18-1795
Gustavus Risberg in Philadelphia, PA wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. Mr. Risberg wrote to Susan congratulating her on her safe arrival at her residence, informed her that he locked up her old house, and gave the key to Mr. Willing's brother.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, November 15, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
11-15-1795
Gustavus Risberg in Philadelphia, PA wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. Mr. Risberg informed Mrs. Kean that he will now charge her for his services after giving her services free of charge in the wake of her husband's passing. Mr. Simpson still had demands against Mrs. Kean while Mrs. Corvaisier had obtained a divorce. People Included: Mr. Cogniac, Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Corvaisier. Places included: Charleston.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, October 19, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
10-19-1795
Gustavus Risberg in Philadelphia, PA wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. Risberg discusses the canal lottery and how tickets exceeded the $11 limitation set by Mrs. Kean. Mr. Willing got married. Risberg requests Mrs. Kean pay Jonathan Burrall. He also discussed paying taxes of the two estates, stating that he would apply March's rent "from with that of the Negroes" to pay the taxes. He also advised Mrs. Kean to purchase stocks and laments the losses of commerce to British depredations. The lettered included a list of income. People included: Peter Kean, Jonathan Burrall, Wilson, Mr. Cogniac, Mr. Willing, Mr. Corvaisier. Places Included: Philadelphia, New York.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, October 19, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
10-19-1795
Gustavus Risberg, in Philadelphia, PA, wrote to Susan Kean, unaddressed. Risberg discussed the canal lottery and how tickets exceeded the $11 limitation set by Mrs. Kean. Mr. Willing married. Risberg requested Mrs. Kean pay Jonathan Burrall. He hadn't heard from Mrs. Corvaisier. Mr. Willing was married last week. He also discussed paying taxes of the two estates and stated he would apply March's rent "from with that of the Negroes" to pay the taxes. He also advised Mrs. Kean to purchase stocks and lamented the losses of commerce to British depredations. The letter included a list of income.
People included: Peter Kean, Jonathan Burrall, Wilson, Mr. Cogniac, Mr. Willing, Mrs. Corvaisier.
Places Included: Philadelphia, New York.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, October 30, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
10-30-1795
Gustavus Risberg in Philadelphia, PA wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. Mr. Risberg wrote about buying the Washington Canal lottery tickets and that the drawing was to commence once the builders completed the canal. People included: James Ricketts, Mr. Cogniac, Peter Kean. Places included: Washington Canal.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, September 20, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
09-20-1795
Gustavus Risberg wrote from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Susan Kean in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. Risberg informed Susan that he made all possible inquiries on her Turnpike and Canal Shares. The Turnpike Shares will take a year before any dividends arise as the road from which profits arise would not be completed until the fall. The Canal Shares were not in demand. Risberg asks Susan to let Mrs. Corvaisier know if he could be of any service. Extends well wishes to Susan and Peter.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, September 8, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
09-08-1795
Gustavus Risberg in Philadelphia, PA wrote to Susan Kean, Elizabeth Town, NJ. Mr. Risberg resolved an issue over payments with Mr. Meredith but an issue with another and a bank remained unresolved. He discussed the death of William Lawrence. Risberg also apologizes for mentioning that his account was not fully balanced and that he expects it to be so once "the Negroes" repay him. People included: Mr. Meredith, Mr. Brooks, William Lawrence, Mr. S__n, Mr. Kuhls, Mr. Moller, Lawrences' son and mother. Places included: New Jersey.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susan Kean, September 8, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
09-08-1795
Gustavus Risberg, in Philadelphia, PA, wrote to Susan Kean, Elizabeth Town, NJ. Mr. Risberg resolved an issue over payments with Mr. Meredith but an issue with another and a bank remained unresolved. Included is a payment for 120 galls [gallons] of wine. He discussed the death of William Lawrence. Risberg also apologized for mentioning that his account was not fully balanced and that he expected it to be so once "the Negroes" repay him.
People included: Mr. Meredith, Mr. Brooks, William Lawrence, Mr. S__n, Mr. Kuhls, Mr. Moller, Lawrences' son and mother.
Places included: New Jersey.
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Gustavus Risberg to Susannah Kean, October 30, 1795
Gustavus Risberg
10-30-1795
Gustavus Risberg, in Philadelphia, PA, wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. Mr. Risberg wrote about buying the Washington Canal lottery tickets and that the drawing was to commence once the builders completed the canal.
People Included: James Ricketts, Mr. Cogniac, Peter Kean.
Places Included Washington Canal.
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John Rutherfurd to Susan Kean, circa April 1795
John Rutherfurd
circa April 1795
John Rutherfurd wrote to Susan Kean (likely in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). Rutherford informed Susan that he had just returned from New York and found her letter with Mr. Kean’s request that he should receive an assignment of Robert Barnwell’s bonds and pay them the money as he received it. It was with great pain to hear that John Kean’s health prevented him from continuing to work at the First Bank of the United States. Hoped the fine weather of May and June helped him make a full recovery. This document is undated but appears to have been written in April 1795.
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William Stephens to John Kean, January 31, 1795
William Stephens
01-31-1795
William Stephens in Savannah, GA wrote to John Kean, unaddressed. He discussed banking issues and acted in the present session of congress with a particular focus on alleged corruption. People included: Robert Murray & Co, MacKay, Mr. McCredic, Mr. Bacon, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Milledge, Read, Mrs. Stephens, Mr. Stephen, Mr. Gunn, Susan Kean, Peter Kean.
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William Stephens to John Kean, January 31, 1795
William Stephens
01-31-1795
William Stephens in Savannah, GA wrote to John Kean, unaddressed. He discussed banking issues and acted in the present session of congress with a particular focus on alleged corruption. People included: Robert Murray & Co, MacKay, Mr. McCredic, Mr. Bacon, Mr. Baldwin, Mr. Milledge, Read, Mrs. Stephens, Mr. Stephen, Mr. Gunn, Susan Kean, Peter Kean.
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William Stephens to John Kean, March 19, 1795
William Stephens
03-19-1795
William Stephens of Savannah, SC wrote to John Kean, addressed to Philadelphia, PA. This is the bill for William Deveaux's debt. People included: William Deveaux, Mr. Morell, Mr. Schermerhorn, Mr. Macredie, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Kean.
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William Stephens to John Kean, March 22, 1795
William Stephens
03-22-1795
William Stephens in Savannah, GA wrote to John Kean, addressed to Philadelphia, PA. He discussed the transfer of bank stock valuing 450 Pounds. He preferred the Bank of the Union. People: Deveaux.
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William Stephens to Susan Kean, June 2, 1795
William Stephens
06-02-1795
William Stephens in Savannah, GA wrote to Susan Kean, Philadelphia, PA. William offered his condolences to Susan for the loss of her husband. People included: John Kean, Mrs. Williams.
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William Stephens to Susan Kean, September 8, 1795
William Stephens
09-08-1795
William Stephens in Savannah, GA wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. William Stephens wrote to Susan Kean about how Mr. McCredice's request for a wharf lot. People included: Col. Habersham, Mr. McCredice.
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William Stephens to Susan Kean, September 8, 1795
William Stephens
09-08-1795
William Stephens, in Savannah, GA, wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Elizabeth Town, NJ. William Stephens wrote to Susan Kean about Mr. McCredice's request for a wharf lot.
People included: Col. Habersham, Mr. McCredice.
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St. George Tucker to James Brown, June 21, 1795
St. George Tucker
06-21-1795
St. George Tucker in Williamsburg, VA wrote to James Brown, Richmond, VA. This was a cover letter Capt. Spiller's draft on William Brock & Co. of Fredericksburg, which Tucker wanted Brown to negotiate for him. People included: Mr. Coalter, Mr. Andrews, Dr. McClury, Capt. Spiller, William Brock. Places included: Fredericksburg, VA.
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Jonas Wade to John Meeker, February 7, 1795
Jonas Wade
02-07-1795
Jonas Wade in Elizabeth, NJ wrote to John Meeker, addressed in Springfield, NJ for this indenture. This was an indenture for property in Springfield, New Jersey. People included: David Whitehead, George Ross, John Potter. Places included: Rahway River.
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John Walker to Unknown Person, September 15, 1795
John Walker
09-15-1795
John Walker in Belvoir, VA wrote to an Unknown Person, unaddressed. This letter requested an exchange of bills for cash. People included: Mr. Means, Mr. Burton.
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John Walker to Unknown Person, September 25, 1795
John Walker
09-25-1795
John Walker in Belvoir, VA wrote to Unknown Person, unaddressed. Walker wrote about shipping goods to Liverpool, England. He discussed his tobacco and wheat crops. Mrs. Walker was confined to her bed. People included: E. Randolph, Mr. Carter, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Randolph, Mr. Burton. Places included: Liverpool, Milton
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Robert Watts to Robert Murray and Company, January 30, 1795
Robert Watts
01-30-1795
Robert Watts in Savannah, GA wrote to Robert Murray and Company, addressed to New York. This letter detailed a cotton shipment to New York. People included: William Stephens.
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Marianne Williams to Susan Kean, August 23, 1795
Marianne Williams
08-23-1795
Marianne Williams wrote to Susan Kean, addressed at Elizabeth, NJ. Marianne wished Susan well in the face of her recent challenges and informed her that her night clothes are at her place but the weather was preventing them from being sent. Marianne's sons both had the measles. People included: Mr. Petrie, Mr. Gray, Mr. Bradford, Mr. Williams, Peter Kean, Marianne Williams' children, Mrs. Corvaisier, Mr. Biddle.
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George Willing to Susan Kean, July 7, 1795
George Willing
07-07-1795
George Willing in Philadelphia, PA wrote to Susan Kean, addressed to Philadelphia, PA. Mr. Willing wrote to Susan as her tenant at 80 Walnut St. People Included: Mr. Risberg.
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Thomas Willing to John Kean, March 24, 1795
Thomas Willing
03-24-1795
Thomas Willing in Philadelphia, PA wrote to John Kean, unaddressed. Thomas Willing, President of the Bank of the U.S. accepts the letter of resignation by John Kean because of ill health. People included: Mr. Simpson.
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