Box 18
Contains 35 Results:
Accounts, 1738-1739 Digital
Accounts, January 1740 Digital
Includes an account to Samuel Sturgis in January 1740 from merchants Jacob, John & Jacob Wendell, related to a voyage of the schooner Friendship with cargo of rum, powder, lead, and dry goods; Sturgis was credited by oil, furs, notes, and wages paid to laborers and crew, including two unnamed Native Americans who worked on the brig Betty. Also accounts with John Wheelwright and John Fayerweather.
Accounts, February 1740 Digital
Accounts to Samuel Sturgis in February 1740 from merchants including Thomas Perkins, John Wiggins, Isaac Cazneau, and Green & Boylston. There is also an apothecary bill that includes a "drink for ye negro woman", and a bill of shoes to Sturgis for his family, multiple Native Americans who were most likely indentured, and enslaved people.
Accounts, March 1740 Digital
Contains accounts to Samuel Sturgis in March 1740 from merchants like Rebekah Amory, who sold him dry goods, and Hopestill Foster, who him sold paper and almanacs.
Accounts, April 1740 Digital
Accounts, May 1740 Digital
Includes accounts to Samuel Sturgis from Captain Solomon Davis in May 1740, crediting Sturgis for dry goods, paying freight and truckage, and payment of wages for unnamed Native Americans indentured by Elisha Thacher and Ebenezer Hallett. There is also an account from Captain Benjamin Thacher that contains credits to Sturgis for a blanket provided to Almond, a Native American, and sundry goods to John Manasses.
Accounts, June 1740 Digital
Includes an account to Samuel Sturgis from Thomas Foster for indigo and labor on the sloop Friend's Delight, and his account with John Sturgis related to shipping ventures, crew wages, and tobacco, as well as goods supplied to an indentured Native American in June 1740.
Accounts, July 1740 Digital
Includes an account of Samuel Sturgis with Stephen Snow related to a whaling voyage of the sloop Phenix, and accounts with Prince Sturgis, John Sturgis, Deacon Robert Davis, and others in July 1740.
Accounts, August 1740 Digital
Accounts of Samuel Sturgis with Nathaniel Lewis and Captain Jasper Taylor related to whaling voyages and and trade of oil in August 1740.
Accounts, September 1740 Digital
One account from Captain John Gorham.
Accounts, October 1740 Digital
Includes a whaling account of Joseph Thacher & Company with Samuel Sturgis, listing payments or amounts due to John Bacon, Elisha Thacher, Thomas Hallet, and Colonel John Gorham.
Accounts, November 1740 Digital
Includes an account to Samuel Sturgis from Humphrey Wady in November 1740 with transactions related to trade of oil and dry goods, as well as the sale of enslaved boy named Sipio to Sturgis for £100 pounds.
Accounts, December 1740 Digital
Samuel Sturgis accounts with Solomon Davis, John Butler & Co., John Boylston, and John Sturgis in December 1740, related to whaling voyages, cooperage, and trade of oil and other goods. An account current with John Sturgis contains charges and expenditures for several whaling voyages of the schooner Friendship and sloop Friends Delight, including rum provided to unnamed Native Americans, disbursements, supplies, cooperage, and goods supplied to a Native man named Moses.
Accounts, 1741 Digital
Accounts, 1743-1744, 1748 Digital
Accounts, 1756 Digital
Accounts, 1757 Digital
Accounts, 1759 Digital
Accounts, 1760-1764 Digital
Accounts, 1765, 1767 Digital
Includes an account of the sloop Polley's hire to William Sheppard by Samuel Sturgis & Company, her owners, as well as accounts to Sturgis for lumber and wages of a laborer or sailor, account of liquor he bought, and his account against Captain Edward Sturgis, with charges for flour, rum, and cash paid to Daniel Phillips, referred to as an Indian.
Bills, 1740, 1746 Digital
Bills, 1756, 1759 Digital
Bills, 1760-1766 Digital
Financial papers, 1764-1767 Digital
Includes memoranda from Samuel Sturgis and others of money borrowed, received, and owed, dated 1764-1767.
Memos, 1755-1774 Digital
Contains an account of sales of turpentine in Halifax, bill of exchange, customs certificate for rum purchased from Samuel Sturgis, and an account of six rights belonging to the estate of Sturgis drawn to Melatiah Bourne and others, including lots with numbers and names on them, dated 1755-1774.