Box 189

Scope and Contents Bond (1781) of Ignatius Joy to George Fenwick; Bond (1782) between William Fenwick to George Fenwick; Bond (1787) between Jeremiah Milburn to George Fenwick; Bond (1781) between John Yates to George Fenwick; Bond (1782) between John Railey to George Fenwick; Bond (1791) of Zachariah Forrest to George Fenwick; Account vouchers and other financial papers (1812-23) of Enoch J. Millard; Receipt of sale for two enslaved individuals (1811); Inventory and account sales of the estate of George...

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Memorandum book of surveys [full surveys of lots in Beaverdam Manor]. Note from Benjamin Morgan on rear concerns Woolsey Manor.

**Former finding aid locations: 119_39_3; 110S7**

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Records book of farm leases

**Former finding aid locations: 119_39_7; 110T6**

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Records book of accounts for enslaved men who worked on building projects in the District of Columbia (1794-1795); other accounts for the purchase of food rations and surveys of properties in Maryland and the District of Columbia (1794-1799).

**Former finding aid locations: 119_39_5; 110S11**

Materials on Slavery

This folder contains materials related to Jesuit slaveholding.

Scope and Contents Deed (1784) between John Baptist Dant and Thomas Griffin; Deed (1763) from Mark Griffin Cooper to Philip Griffin for St. Helen's Swamp; Deed (1727) from C. Butler to Cooper & Son; Deed (1702) between William Guyther to Cecil Butler; Deed (1788) of William Guyther to Nicholas Guyther for Pope's Hogg, Pennsylvania; Indenture (1785) between John Baptist Dant and Thomas Griffin; Settlement (1788) between Henry Jarboe and Thomas Griffin; Bond (1791) of Henry Jarboe to Thomas Griffin;...

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Patent for land (1785) reissued to the heirs of William Jones; Indenture (1756) between Mark Griffin Cooper and Philip Griffin

**Former finding aid locations: 119_39_2; 110A**

Scope and Contents Account book maintained by Fathers Leonard, Charles and Francis Neale, who were named trustees of a warehouse on a plantation on the east side of Port Tobacco Creek by their brother Raphaele Neale. By terms of his will written in 1784, he had bequeathed the warehouse to his sons Joseph and Charles with his brothers until they reached adulthood. The warehouse was located on a plantation conferred to his wife. Refer to the Raphaele Neale will (119_25_8, 95N1). Also includes an account record...

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Account book belonging to N. Lewis Sewall, father of Charles Sewall.

**Former finding aid locations: 119_41_1; 161A**