Collection: Skipwith Family papers / Date range: 1791 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Skipwith Family papers Date range 1791 Level File

1790-1973 Box 5

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Arnoldus Vanderhurst, Charleston, to John Mitchell Box 5, Folder 46

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Bressie Lewis for Thomas Vaughan to Sir Peyton Skipwith Box 5, Folder 53

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Daniel Call to Sir Peyton Skipwith Box 5, Folder 43

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Ebenezer Stott & Co., Petersburg, to Sir Peyton Skipwith Box 5, Folder 49

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Ebenzer Stott & Co., Petersburg, to Sir Peyton Skipwith Box 5, Folder 50

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John Grayson, Richmond, to Sir Peyton Skipwith Box 5, Folder 55

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Judgement of the Prince George County Court in favor of the plaintiff James Belsches, Junior, against Lawson, Price & Co, the case against Donaldson, Stott and Robert Donaldson having been dismissed Box 5, Folder 42

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Lewis Deupree to William Willis Box 5, Folder 44

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Miscellaneous receipts, bills, tax assessments, etc pertaining to the business affairs of Sir Peyton Skipwith, including documents for shingles, an easy chair, chain, and slaves Box 5, Folder 39

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