Livingston, Robert Legal document re: action in Court of Common Pleas in Blackham case
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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC03107.00767 Author/Creator: Livingston, Robert Place Written: [London, England] Type: Manuscript document signed Date: 1706/05/09 Pagination: 4p. 30.6 x 18.2 cm Order a Copy
Page one appears to be a legal statement regarding Robert Livingston's debt to Richard Blackham. With letters by Livingston to Joseph Ch[illegible], 9 May 1706; Robert [illegible], 9 May 1706; James Dougals, 9 May 1706; and William Livingston, 9 May 1706. Docketed on verso.
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