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Correspondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Land and Business
Correspondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Business, Land, and Family
Author: Correspondence Between David Cobb and Others, Including Land Development and Business Matters
Author: Donald RossCorrespondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Land, Taxation and Business
Author: David CobbCorrespondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Business, Land, and Medical Matters
Author: David CobbCorrespondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Land and Business
Author: David CobbPublisher:
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Description: Includes: Receipted bill of David Cobb for boarding a surveying party, Dec. 1799 Letter from Christopher Hatch (Campo Bello Island) to David Cobb requesting a vessel to take a cargo of plaster to Philadelphia, 6 Dec. 1799 Letter from William Bingham (Philadelphia) to David Cobb concerning Bingham's Maine lands, the lands of Peter Francis Van Berckel, and the debts of Henry Knox and requesting Cobb's opinion of John Merrick, 10 Dec. 1799 Letter from Donald Ross (Union River, Me.) to David Cobb about payment for logs cut on William Bingham's Maine lands, 11 Dec. 1799 Letter from David Cobb and [John] Richards (Gouldsboro, Me.) to Nathaniel Hardenson giving him instructions to stop the theft of lumber from the Maine lands under their supervision, with letter on verso from Cobb to Jeremiah Bragdon requesting that he "bring down" supplies left at his store, 12 Dec. 1799 [copies] Agreement of John Fabrique with David Cobb and John Richards for the construction of a double sawmill, 12 Dec. 1799.
Correspondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Finance, Land and Business
Author: Dudley BlakeCorrespondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Business, Land, and Family
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Description: Includes: Letter from C[harles] W. Hare (Philadelphia) to David Cobb about Cobb's irregular accounts, 5 Oct. 1811 Letter from Paul Fearing (Marietta, Ohio) to David Cobb about taxes on his Ohio lands, 6 Nov. 1811 Letter from [George Washington] Cobb (Hallowell, Me.) to his father David Cobb about family matters and personal business, 26 Nov. 1811 Letter from Richards and Jones (Boston) to David Cobb informing him that his business has been attended to and his bills paid, 29 Nov. 1811 Letter from Thomas Dennie (Boston) to David Cobb enclosing a bill for wine and liquor, 2 Dec. 1811.
Correspondence Regarding the Use of Land and Other Business, and Accounts with David Cobb
Author: William BinghamCorrespondence Between David Cobb and Others, Regarding Business, Land, and Medical Matters
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Description: Includes: Letter from David Cobb (Gouldsboro, Me.) to William Bingham forwarding a survey map of two townships in Bingham's Kennebec lands, 2 Mar. 1801 [map not enclosed with copy] Letter from David Cobb (Gouldsboro, Me.) to Samuel S. Wilde diagnosing the illness of Mrs. Wilde and prescribing a course of treatment for her, 3 Mar. 1801 Letter from Samuel S. Wilde (Hallowell, Me.) to David Cobb about the care of Wilde's wife Emmie and a land case in which Wilde will serve as a referee, 4 Mar. 1801 Agreement of Cobb and Richards with John March for the sale of land on the Union River in Maine, with copy of same, 5 Mar. 1801 Letter from Daniel Cony (Augusta, Me.) to David Cobb informing him that Cony is better qualified than John Merrick to act as William Bingham's agent on the Kennebec Tract, 14 Mar. 1801 Letter from Moses Wasgatt (Eden, [Me.]) to David Cobb informing him that Giles Hopkins wishes to participate in the purchase of land by Moses and William Wasgatt, 16 Mar. 1801 Letter from Samuel S. Wilde (Hallowell, Me.) to David Cobb about the illness of Wilde's wife and recent political events, 17 Mar. 1801 Letter from John Nash (Columbia, Me.) to David Cobb about the purchase of land, 20 Mar. 1801 Letter from David Cobb (Gouldsboro, Me.) to Dwight Foster about business and political matters, 22 Mar. 1801.