Box 2
Contains 152 Results:
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.
Henry Nicholes to John Drayton, 1775 September 8
Expressing his inability to "procure bills of exchange in order to discharge Mr Glen's annuity." "12 June 1777, Mr Glen dyed" marked on back.
John Drayton to Messrs. William and James Carson , 1776 February 13
Regarding James Glen's annuity.
John Drayton to James and Henry Nicholes, 1776 May 29
Regarding James Glen's annuity; accusing them of ignoring his correspondence.
James Postell to John Drayton, 1778 January 26
Regarding money sent for provisions.
George Eden to Charles Drayton I , 1778 February 16
Regarding livestock and slaves.
Anonymous letter regarding the murder of two people by soldiers at Drayton's Jehossee Plantation , circa 1778 February 28
Correspondence of John Drayton, James Glen, Charles Drayton I, II and III, Mary Middleton Drayton, and many others, organized chronologically.