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SIGNER
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LIVINGSTON, PHILIP. Autograph Document Signed, “Phil. Livingston,” receipt
for payment of £250 from his brother, William Livingston.
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page, square 8vo; backed,
horizontal fold through signature (without loss), small hole at horizontal fold lower left
with moderate loss to word of text (“ship”). (TFC)
Np, 29 June 1757
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Rec’d . . . of Brother William Livingston Two hundred and fifty pounds on Acc’t of 1/16 of
the Schooner Albany and 1/32 of the ship Oliver Cromwell.”
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MOULTRIE,WILLIAM. Partly-printed Document Signed, “Will:m Moultrie,” as
Governor, land deed granting 337 acres “in the District of Camden [near Camden, SC]” to
Charles McCoy. With a survey of the granted land including plat map in an unknown
hand, dated May 3, 1794, bound to deed with ribbon at lower center. 10
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all; complete separations at folds repaired in several places recto with tissue, holes at
intersections with minor loss to text, scattered soiling and foxing, docketing on verso, lack-
ing Great Seal. (MRS)
Columbia, 5 May 1794
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Moultrie (1730-1805) was a Revolutionary general whose actions saved Charleston from cap-
ture in 1779, later was taken prisoner when the city fell, and, after the war, served as governor
of South Carolina, 1785-87, and 1794-96.
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ROSS, GEORGE. Document accomplished and Signed, “G: Ross,” a complaint on
behalf of Francis Fortunce, demanding £40 owed to him by Valentine Hergelbroad plus
£10 in damages. 1 page, folio; some short closed separations at folds, faint scattered damp-
staining. (TFC)
Lancaster County, PA,August 1755
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