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John Reynell
Daybook, 1731-1732
by John Reynell
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in English and held by 1 library worldwide This daybook records purchases and payments for sugar, tobacco, clothing, nails, and shipments of goods to the West Indies, by John Bard, Benjamin Franklin, Andrew Hamilton, Israel Pemberton, William Rawle, and Charles Read.
Receipts for rent, 1761-1765
by Philadelphia (Pa.)
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in English and held by 1 library worldwide Nine receipts for annual and bi-annual payments of rent due to the Overseers of the Public School by George Morrison, received by John Reynell or his representatives.
Journals, 1764-1778
by John Reynell
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in English and held by 1 library worldwide Photostatic copy of a journal in two parts: 1) 14 August 1764-21 December 1768 and 2) 30 December 1769-2 January 1779, of sundry accounts including many dry goods and Indian corn.
Papers, 1729-1783 (inclusive), 1729-1761 (bulk)
by John Reynell
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in English and held by 1 library worldwide The papers of John Reynell, Philadelphia shipping and commission merchant, consist of incoming business correspondence, invoices, bills of exchange, with a small amount of personal material. Merchants and factors writing to Reynell include: Elias Bland, London; Nathaniel Booth, Antiqua; Michael Lee Dicker, Exon; Daniel Flexney, London; David Fogo, Antiqua; John Moffatt, Portsmouth, N.H., largely concerning mercantile insurance; Henry Sherborne, Portsmouth, N.H.
Parrish collection Pemberton papers. Gratz collection : Correspondence of 1749-1775 / John Reynell ; Indian Affairs, Commissioners for
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1 edition published in 1967 in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Samuel Coates papers, 1738-1883 (bulk 1770-1807)
by Samuel Coates
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in English and held by 1 library worldwide Business and personal correspondence, invoices, bills, receipts, accounts, indentures, etc., 1738-1883 (bulk 1770-1807), of merchant and philanthropist Samuel Coates of Philadelphia.
Papers, 1741-1789
by Pemberton family
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in English and held by 1 library worldwide Primarily correspondence, also a few accounts, memorandums, addresses and other misc. papers of Israel, James and John Pemberton of Philadelphia. Includes 26 letters (1743-1773) of Israel Pemberton discussing Friends and Quaker concerns, especially the Quaker "Friendly Association" and its dealings with Native Americans, including letters relating to Pemberton's efforts in 1759 to transport goods for Indians and to work of Christian Frederic Post; also drafts of Israel Pemberton's letters to Sir William Johnson on a 1756 conference with the Indians, and to Benjamin Hersey and the Mennonites in Lancaster in 1758; includes letters from Benjamin Bagnall, William Callender [with Joseph Morris, John Reynell, Jacob Lewis, Owen Jones, Richard Wistar, Jacob Shoemaker and Thomas Say], William Edmonds, George Fisher, Thomas Forster, Elizabeth Robinson, Teedyuscung and others; also memorandums of agreements (1759) with James Kenny and Samuel Lightfoot re: Indian goods. Audience Level
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City and town life Coates, Amy Hornor,--1765-1838 Coates, Benjamin Coates, Benjamin Hornor,--1797-1881 Coates, Beulah,--1813-1881 Coates, George Morrison,--1779-1868 Coates, Josiah Langdale,--1747-1809 Coates, Mary,--1815-1913 Coates, Reynell,--1802-1886 Coates, Samuel,--1711-1748 Coates, Samuel,--1748-1830 Coates, Samuel Hornor,--b. 1792 Coates family Commerce Economic history Education England Flexney, Daniel,--d. 1748 Franklin, Benjamin,--1706-1790 History Hoskins, Jane,--1694-1764 Indians of North America Library Company of Philadelphia Loganian Library Manners and customs Married women Merchants Morris, Anthony,--1681-1763 Morris, Benjamin,--1725-1755 Morris, Deborah,--1724-1793 Pemberton, Hannah Pemberton, John Pennsylvania Pennsylvania--Fort Pitt Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Pennsylvania--Philadelphia Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh Quakers Reynell, John,--1708-1784 Shipping Social history Sources Trading posts Union Benevolent Association United States Women in charitable work Women--Legal status, laws, etc. Women--Social life and customs Yellow fever Zane, Isaac,--1743-1795
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