Box 1551
Contains 19 Results:
Incoming business correspondence and one outgoing letter to Kirkpatrick.
Incoming business correspondence to Daniel C. Smyly. The content of the letters is mainly focused on cotton sales, negotiations, and the cotton market. There is one outgoing letter from Daniel C. Smyly to Kirkpatrick.
Slave bill of sale, 1850
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1851 - 1858
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1859
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1860 - 1862
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1863 - 1866
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1867
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1868
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts and account statements, 1869 - 1871
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.
Receipts, undated
Receipts and account statements for Daniel C. Smyly. Slave bill of sale. Many of the receipts are for household items, though there are also bulk purchases that would likely be goods purchased for the slaves living on the plantation. A number of the receipts are for cotton sold from Smyly’s business and shipped by cotton merchants from Mobile, Alabama.