Box 2
Contains 152 Results:
Thomas D. Gervais to Charles Drayton III, 1837 October 26
Regarding Drayton's survival of The Home boat disaster; a detailed description of his Gervais' elopement on October 15.
William Palmer (New York) to Charles Drayton II, 1837 November 1
Inquiring if Drayton can recover a trunk of George H. Palmer, deceased. Palmer was passenger aboard the sunken steamer The Home.
Charles Drayton III to Mr. Palmer[?], 1837 November 10-11
Regarding transportation of a trunk to the recipient (front and back).
A. Bantu to Charles Drayton II or III, 1837 December 4
Inquiring if Drayton has a trunk belonging to Mr. Clock, passenger on sunken vessel Home.
Mr. Jervey Esq. (Mongomery) to Charles Drayton[?], 1838 February 26
Regarding the poor mail service; a sea disaster involving the steamer Home and Croom family; criticism of Captain White; business failures.
Mr. Donald to Charles Drayton III (Jeffersonton), 1838 June 17
Regarding sale of two Drayton slaves, Peter and Sam (Donald is lowering his offer).
Charles Drayton II to Charles Drayton III , 1838 June 18
Mainly concerning Drayton's Jeffersonton slaves who were "not secured" and thus had been "allowed to slip off"; Dr. Cohen is blamed; Charles III has purchased handcuffs; if Charles III decides to sell the slaves, he is urged not to "give them away" but to sell at Charleston were he "can obtain eight, nine and ten hundred doll's."
Promissory note, Charles Drayton III owing Hardee and Harden fifteen dollars, 1838 July 2
Correspondence of John Drayton, James Glen, Charles Drayton I, II and III, Mary Middleton Drayton, and many others, organized chronologically.
Hardee and Harden to Charles Drayton III, 1838 July 12
Acknowledging receipt of payment and enclosing new bill (enclosure not found).
Bryan Croom to Charles Drayton II, 1840 May 15
Requesting information about the deaths of his brother Hardy B. Croom and his family, of steamer The Home.
