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1800

Diary of trip by London and his wife from Wilmington to New York and New England (June 13-Oct. 22, 1800), describing towns, sights, entertainments, and expenses. Also biographical notes on London.

1776

Undated letter to London in Wilmington from Maj. G. J. McRee, about sale of a house and lot; and photocopy of certificate from Gild Council of Glasgow, Scot., admitting London of Wilmington, N.C., as "Burgess and Gild Brother."

1799

List of debtors owing accounts to the firm since the Revolution, annotated with personal data by John Hay and John London of Wilmington, North Carolina.

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1806

Setting forth particulars respecting loyalist losses by John Cruden & Co. in the firm's Wilmington store (plundered by the Americans) and debts owing since the Revolution. Refers to James Boyd, John London, John Eagles, and others, of Wilmington, North ...

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1806

Transmitting the affidavit of John London of Wilmington, North Carolina, and annexing an extract of a letter from London relating to a debt owing to the firm of John Cruden & Co. from an estate which had escheated to U.N.C.

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1803

Wanting to know whether his claim for property lost and debts due him in North Carolina has been received by the board from his agent in Wilmington, Mr. John London.

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Volume and Page References: Volume:VI; Page:32; Folio:2

1779

London petitions Governor Caswell to permit him to stay in the state until he can petition the Assembly for citizenship; several Justices of the Peace in New Hanover County recommend London for citizenship.

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1779

Includes testimony of Jonas Dunbibin and Thomas Walker, Justices of the Peace of New Hanover County.

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1768

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1766

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1765

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