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Link to a More Detailed Finding Aid This document is from the Cornell University Library's Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections located in the Carl A. Kroch Library. If you have questions regarding this document or the information it contains, contact us at the phone number or e-mail listed below. Our website also contains research information and answers to frequently asked questions. http://rmc.library.cornell.edu Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections 2B Carl A. Kroch Library Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853 Phone: (607) 255-3530 Fax: (607) 255-9524 E-mail: [email protected] R~ R~-~-~~ Simon Newton Dexter Collection (1793-1896) 753 Cards made by E .,_~.F., 1952-54; listed and filed 11/55:(/asf-~awo.r-trrg-, lK<DI) Allen, Wm.~. (Utica Whig) Kirby, E. (sheep and wool) Aspell (J.W.) & Co. (New York City) K1.rkland, Charles P. (Oriskany Manu.Co.) Ba1.lard, Charles Ladd, Jay (Utica Whig) B:fokne11,, Francis (politics) Lansing,G.A. (Oneida Mfg. Co.) Bicknell, Francis (Whig politics) Lat:hrop, Pliny Biddle, John (railroad interest) Law, S.A. (wool grower) Blair, Abner B. (politics) Le Roy, Herman Bloomfield, J.E. LeRoy, Simon (building agreement) Bostwick, J.W. (purchase of sheep) Martin, E.T.T. (banking) Jloughton, George H. ( canal coramiss ioner) Matteson,Simon (canal politics) Boynton, John (machine manufacturing) Mattison, Jesse Briggs, Isaac (Erie Canal construction) Mattison, O.B. (canal politics) Brinckerhoff, Abraham Jr. & Co. Mills, Frederick C. Burdick, A. (railroad interest) Mills, Frederick C. (politics) Burrows, G. (machine manufacturer) Mills, J.B. Bushnell, H. (Utica Whig) Moseley, Charles Cahoon, Benjamin vs. Simon Matteson Mundy,E. (railroad construction interest) Capron, Seth (nail manui'acturing) Newland, H. (Utica .Whig) Capron, Seth ( Orisl:ar.iy Manufacturing Co. ) Northrup, Isaac Carpenter, John R. Patterson, George W. (Senator) Carr, Wyatt Pease, John B. Center, Alexander (railr0ad construction) Perry, George T. Cheever, William M. Platt, Jonas Clarke, Peter Poor, Benjamin (woolen mills) Clay, Henry Quade, N.M. (Utica Whig) Cleaveland, Solomon (Erie Canal boats) Raymond, B. W. c allier, John 4---H- At \en Reed, Jesse (nail-cutting machine) Devereux, John Renwick,R.J.(lake shipping) Doolittle, Jesse W. Robbins, J.M. (importation wool) Dwight, Seth (canal boat) Root,Porteus B.(canal construction) Ellis, John Ruggles,Samuel B.(canal commissioner) Farnham, H. H. (canal construction) Sabin, William C. Farwell, Samuel (politics) Satterlee, James Fassett, James (Chesapeake & Delaware) Scbuyler,Anthony D. (wool purchase) Frothingham, Gideon (canal construction) Searles, Thomas (importation wool) Gilpin, Henry D. (Chesapeake & Delaware Canal) Seward, William H. Gold, Thomas Seymour,Henry (canal commissioner) Gold, Theo. L. (uticc:. Whig) Sibley,Derick (canal & politics) Gold, T. R., and Sill Sill, Theodore Grannis, tyrus Sill,Theodore (Oriskany Yi:fg. Co.) Graves, Benjamin (Whig politics) Smith, Gerrit Hall, Willis Spencer,Ambrose (Oriskany Mfg. Co.) Hart, Ephraim Spencer,J.C. (canal enlargement) Holcomb, H. Spencer, JohnC. Holley, Myron (cc:.nal construction) Stebbins, Russell Holley, O. L. Storrs,H.R. (nail manufacturing) Hollister, F. (Utica Whig) Swan, Joseph Holmes, Sylvanus (Utica Whig) Swift,Buriah (machine manufacture) Hovey, Alfred (canal ooat interest) Tallman, William M. (politics) Jenne, Daniel C. (Black River Canal) Tibbetts, E. (Troy) Johnson, A.B. (Cbesapea~e & Delaware Canal) Tuckerman, Benjamin Johnson, Alexander B. (banking) Tyler, Comfort Van Rensselaer,Stephen (Albany & Judson, D. Stockbridge RR) Simon Newton Dexter CollectioL 1793-lf96) Cards made by E.H.F., 1952-54; listed and filed 11/55: - (continued) Varick, Abraham Ghemung Ganal Walcott, B.S. (woolen manufacturing) Chenango Canal (construction) Walcott, R.S. Chenango Canal (course) Walton, William (merchandising) Chesapeake & Delaware Canal (canal store) Washburn, Zadock (canal construction) Chicago & Galena Union R.R. Weeks,Ezra (New York Dry Dock Company) Chief Engineer of Rome Welles, W. B. (Whig politics) Constantia Iron Works Wells, Samuel (Oneida County, Oriskany) Crooked Lake Canal (water supply) Westcott, John Dexter Manufacturing Company Wetmore, Amos Elgin Woolen Factory White, Canvass (cement) Erie Canal (construction contracts) Whitney, Asa (canal politics) Erie Canal Navigation Company Whitney, Asa (nail manufacturing) Erie Canal Packet Boat Company Williams, John French, John C. (Tannery) Williams Woolen Co. (financial statements) Ft. Edward (canal damages) Woodsworth, Samuel (barter) Genesee Valley Canal (locks) Wright, Benjamin Genesee Valley Canal (route) Wright, Benjamin (survey) Haggerty, 6usten Conpany Hamilton College Chautauqua County (wool growing) Hecox, Cody & Beaumont (Erie Canal) Delaware County (Meredith) Illinois&:. Hichigan Canal Greene County (Athens) JOURNAL OF THE LOSS OF THE BRIG COHEERCE OF Livingston County (Dansville) HARTFO?..D (Conn.) Livingston County politics (lf40) Mohawk Turnpike Company Lewis County (Lowville) Hontezurna (Erie Canal boat) Madison County (Hamilton Village) Montezuma Turnpike & Bridge Company Massachusetts (Boston) Mohawk Turnpike (Oneida County) Massachusetts (Stow ,wolen mills) Myron Holley (Erie Canal Boat) Oneida County (Oriskany) New York Dock Col".1pany Oneida County (Rome politics) N.Y.S. Board of Canal Cormnissioners Oneida County (Utica) Nichols & Eo;yt I s D1ills Oneida County (Utica) Oneida Chief (Erie Canal boat) Oneida County (Utica) Oneida Ham:.facturing Company ( cotton) Ontario County (East Bloomi'ield) Ontario Branch Bank Otsego County (Richfield) Rock Bc,tto:n Factory (Stow, Hass.) f,ens se laer County (Troy) Scriba 1 s Fatent (survey) Rhode Island (frovidence) SteE:le, Wolcott & Richard Tompkins County (Ithaca) Utica & Sc}-_enectady Packet Boat Company Warren County ( Glen I s Falls) Western Passage Boat Company Yates County (Fem: Yan) Whitestown Cotton & Woolen 1,:fg. Company Illinois (Chicago) Wisconsin ?ire & Harine Insurance Co. Albany & Stockbridge ?:.R. ( construction) accounts ( canal construction) Albany Packet Boat Company Accounts ( certified, canal construction) American Institute of the City of New York Accounts (:::::rie Canal boats) Auburn & Syracuse R.R. Co. Accounts (general merchandising) Bank of Utica Accounts (ruerchandising cash book) Benjamin Wright (Erie Canal boat) Accounts (quarry) Birmingham Manufacturing Co. (nails) Autograph (Jay, Peter Augustus) Black River Canal (contractors) Barter (cotton goods for produce) Black River Woolen Co. (financial st3.tements) Barter (land for corn) Canal store (Chesapeake & Delaware) Barter (land for stock) Chancellor :Kent ( canal boat) Simon Newton DExter C 753 Cards m.ade E.H.F., 1952-54; listed and filed 11/55: (continued) Barter (salt, Syracuse) Temperance (Gerrit Smith) Building construction (store) Tolls (Erie Canal) Canal commissioners Tolls (Erie Canal, Utica office) Canal commissioners (damage claims) U. S. Mail contract Canal Fund (local opinion of) Waterpower (Troy) Canal funds (local banking) Water Wheel (construction) Canals (Erie Canal boats) Way bills (Erie Canal boats) Canals vs. railroads, 1E47 Whig politics (canal) Canals (way bills) v[~ig politics (canal jobs) Ctinaware (Mickle's) Whig politics (Dereck Sibley) Corporations (early) Whig politics (Utica) Cotton manufacturing (Oneida County) vlhiskey (price) Cotton spinning (Oneida County,Whitestown) Will (Temperance Green) Distillery (Oneida County) Woolen Mills (Elgin, Illinois) Education (women, school bill) Woolen Hills (Jefferson County) Erie Canal construction contracts Woolen mills (Massachusetts) Fairs (agricultural) Fairs (American Institute of the City of N. Y.) Fair (premiums) Frontier disease (Salina fever) Additional cards: Eorses (Erie Canal) Interest rates Preston, Lyman Inventories (canal boat furnishings) Bookkeeping Investments (western) Ironmongery (nails) [NOTE: the 2 cards above refer to a Labor (Erie Canal boats) book of interest tables added to# 753 Labor (indentures for boy) per E11F, 6/28/56.] Labor (political jobs) Labor (store pay) Labor (wages in Y.ind) Chenango Canal ( winter use) jtyped S-6j_/ Labor (-woolen mill) Dexter, Samuel Wm. ltyped 7-71/ Labor (woolen mill) Land Contract (partial payment in Kind) Land (lease, Oneida County) Lands (Michigan) Land (sale by barter) Hachine manufacture (woolen industry) Mail contract (canal boat) Hanufacturing (taxation) New York State (constitutional convention,1246) Oil shipments Partnership agreement (canal store) Partnership (agreement, general store) Partnership (articles of, merchandising) Patent rights (nail-cutting machine) Patronage (canal jobs) Paving blocks (tolls on canal) Plank roads (to and from Utica) Fresbyterian Church (Oriskany) Salt (Syracuse, barter and prices) Railroads (Chicago, Elgin, 1849) Tannery (Oneida County, ·,./hi testmm) Taxation (manufacturing) #763 ~~-c:_ t:I l:rj '"d /:Jr1X._2t}_____ =_ ______________ __ __ _ -~ . --- -- - ---- --·· -1 _ __ . 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