Robert Livingston To His Son Philip Livingston Regarding Gert Schuylers House 1 May 1714
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Robert Livingston to His Son, Philip Livingston Regarding Gert Schuyler's House, 1 May 1714
| Author | : Robert Livingston |
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| Release | : 1714 |
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Robert writes that Gert Schuyler turned his house over to him, and asks if Philip would help him sell the place. He congratulates Philip on the birth of a son, and notes that he has not received his salary from the Governor. Docketed on address leaf.
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Robert writes that Gert Schuyler turned his house over to him, and asks if Philip would help him sell the place. He congratulates Philip on the birth of a son,
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Docketed on address leaf.
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Philip describes his unsuccessful attempts to sell Alida Schuyler's house, which is old and poorly kept. He also wishes his father the best of luck in obtaining
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Philip writes of an offer he received for a house that his father is selling. Docketed on address leaf.
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Robert writes that he received his goods after much delay. He also asks that Philip send him wine, sugar, and leather. Docketed on verso.
