Box 2
Contains 7 Results:
Samuel Morris to John Drayton, 1764 June 24
Morris requesting that Drayton send him money to pay Charles Stedman who is expecting to collect the balance on his account.
Accounts relating to the settlement of James Bullock's annuity, (multiple loose items) , 1767-1770
Correspondence of John Drayton, James Glen, Charles Drayton I, II and III, Mary Middleton Drayton, and many others, organized chronologically.
John Drayton to "Any gentlemen merchant, seller of Negroes", 1773 June 9
Concerning the sale of 3,100 dollars worth of slaves to John Grimball.
Charles Drayton II to Charles Drayton I, 1816 December 26
Regarding arrival of cloth; disappointing yields of rice and cotton; unimpressed by "Carolina"; Christmas greetings.
Mary Middleton Shoolbred Drayton to Charles Drayton III, 1833 September 2
Desiring to know his precise location; dissuading him from becoming a sailor; the sale of "Sam" to Governor Robert Hayne; possible sale of "Juba" and her child for $1000; financial hardships; election day - Mary's prediction that "the States Rights party will carry it"; promises not to stand in his way regarding his future.
Mary Middleton Drayton to Charles Drayton III, (Jeffersonton), 1835 February 16
Chastising Charles for not writing; advice on food preparation; a letter from James; lack of money to pay bills; description of an extensive fire in downtown Charleston which destroys St. Philip's Church; advises Charles to communicate with neighbors but not to show "any suddeness"; their correspondence must not be seen by others.
Nobel A. Hardee to Charles Drayton II[?], 1836 March 16
Regarding Drayton's request for cotton seed.