Box 2
Contains 152 Results:
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.
James Glen to John Drayton, 1773 June 8
Record of account May - June 1773, detailing costs accrued by John Drayton's sons and Margaret (funeral); request for immediate reimbursement; his own inability to keep up with the payments, noting his embarrassment at being arrested for an outstanding payment to the hat maker.
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.
James Glen to John Drayton, and note to William Henry Drayton, (cover), 1774 June 30-July 13
Includes outline of the enclosed correspondence (correspondence not found), including: Bullock's annuity, money owed by William Henry; other financial matters.
Isaac McPherson, administrator to Isaac Nicholas, to John Drayton, 1774 July 2
Regarding annuity from Nicholas to Mr. Glen.
James Glen to William Henry Drayton, Chief Justice of St. Augustine, (copy, original sent 23 January 1775), 1774 July 13
Drayton's annuity payments are in arrears.
James Glen to John Drayton, (cover and letter), 1774 August 20
Regarding money owed to Glen by Drayton; threat of legal action if outstanding debts are not cleared; praise for Charles; criticism of Glen; advising Drayton to find good employment for Glen (who is unwilling to become a planter); criticizes Drayton that he has "cast off" William.
James Glen, "State of Account" , 1774 September 6
Regarding account of John Drayton.
Rutledge to anonymous, circa 1775
Regarding being detained; subpoena ticket for Robert Rose.
John Drayton to Isaac McPherson, (copy), 1775 March 6
Regarding the division of Mr. Nicholl's estate and the securing of James Glen's annuity, under advice by John Rutledge.