Manuscripts
Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803. 1 letter to Thomas Nickelson
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Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803. Suppositious estimates of the value of the real and personal estates of Lawrence Growden and of the annual income thereof
Manuscripts
Enclosed in: Galloway letter to Thomas Nickelson (1770, June 7, HM 36849).
HM 36854
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Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803. 1 letter to Thomas Nickelson
Manuscripts
Annotations in another hand.
HM 36851
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James, Able, -1790. Abel James' second valuation of lands owned by Joseph Galloway, 1731-1803 and Thomas Nickelson
Manuscripts
Enclosed in: Joseph Galloway, 1731-1803, An Account of the Administration of the Estate of Lawrence Growden, c.1783 (HM 36852).
HM 36888
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Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803. 1 letter to Thomas Nickelson. Annotations in another hand
Manuscripts
The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, legal instruments, plans, surveys, appraisals, accounts and other documents related to the Growden legacy; including the shares in Durham Iron Works, the properties in Durham, Bensalem, and Richland Townships, an upper lot of the Delaware River, and houses in Philadelphia. The materials cover the 1773 partition of the Growden's estates and their fate after Pennsylvania Act of Attainder (1778) and the death of Joseph Galloway. Correspondents include: Joseph Galloway, his brother-in-law Thomas Nickelson and their Philadelphia representatives Abel James and John Thompson; Nickelson's sons-in-law Ellis Button Metford and John Jeffery; Grace Galloway's granddaughter Ann Grace Roberts Burton. John Thompson's grandson John James Thompson (1815-1875), and others.
HM 36850
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Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803. Accounts of transactions between Thomas Nickelson and Joseph Galloway…
Manuscripts
The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, legal instruments, plans, surveys, appraisals, accounts and other documents related to the Growden legacy; including the shares in Durham Iron Works, the properties in Durham, Bensalem, and Richland Townships, an upper lot of the Delaware River, and houses in Philadelphia. The materials cover the 1773 partition of the Growden's estates and their fate after Pennsylvania Act of Attainder (1778) and the death of Joseph Galloway. Correspondents include: Joseph Galloway, his brother-in-law Thomas Nickelson and their Philadelphia representatives Abel James and John Thompson; Nickelson's sons-in-law Ellis Button Metford and John Jeffery; Grace Galloway's granddaughter Ann Grace Roberts Burton. John Thompson's grandson John James Thompson (1815-1875), and others.
HM 36853
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Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803. An Account of the Administration of the Estate of Lawrence Growden
Manuscripts
Enclosure: Abel James' second valuation of the lands owned by Joseph Galloway and Thomas Nickelson, before 1803.
HM 36852