Box 2
Contains 7 Results:
John Murray to John Drayton, 1762 May 13
Marked "Lamblons Affair," this concerns a payment made by Geo. Johnston to John Drayton.
James Glen to John Drayton, (cover and letter), 1767 October 25
Regarding financial arrangements, particularly James Bullock's protests and non payment of bills (enclosed but not found); Glen's desire to make it easier for Bullock to pay his debts and related suggestions; complaint (underlined) that he has "not got one farthing from Billy Drayton for some years" and promises to "take proper steps" for obtaining payment; discussion of Margaret, Charles and Glen who are all in England and Scotland at this time.
Receipt and bank note, John Drayton, attorney for James Glen, 1773 February 12
Received from Josiah Perry, drawn by Roger Smith on John Nutt of London, for half years annuity due to Glen.
Charles Drayton II to Charles Drayton I, 1814 February 10
Regarding Charles II's proposed movement from physician to pharmacist. Includes a business plan which Charles II "submits for [his father's] opinion."
Mary Middleton Drayton to Charles Drayton III, 1833 August 14
General worries and advice about her son at Falmouth, more particularly, encouraging him to visit large northern cities; make associations; avoid "wild scheme[s]"; spelling corrections.
Mary Middleton Drayton to Charles Drayton III (Jeffersonton), 1835 January 19
Regarding cold weather; James in Troy, New York; spelling; Henry Middleton has bought "Scheveling" plantation; Ralph Izard (owner of Vaucluse plantation) is travelling in Egypt; remarks that Charles II is "between two devils - the John [Grimke Drayton of Magnolia?] and the Ralph [Izard of Vaucluse]" (his neighbors on both sides); sickness; poor rice harvest despite the assurances of the overseer; hopes Charles III can make a good crop.