Box 1
Contains 39 Results:
Letters of Colin Auld of Alexandria, Fairfax County, Virginia, to William Sterrett, his western agent in Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1818-1825
Scope and Contents The letters discuss occupants who owe rent, the sale of lands, and money collected by Sterrett, owed to Auld. Mention of James W. Brackenridge of Mason County, West Virginia
Letters of Colin Auld of Alexandria, West Virginia, to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1826-1828
Letters of Colin Auld of Alexandria, Fairfax County, Virginia to William Sterrett of Mason County, Virginia, 1839-1863
Letters discuss in detail the legal dispute with J.W. Brackenridge; court observations, records of financial transactions, contracts, power of attorney, and court receipts in favor of Henry Strider and James W. Brackenridge of Mason County, Virginia against Colin Auld. Last four letters from Auld's estate attorney, William Page.
Letters from John A. Marmaduke of Shepardstown and Hillsborough, Virginia, to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1819-1850, Undated
Letters to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, from James Hall of Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1826-1829
Scope and Contents Includes financial records, accounts of business transactions, and discussion of planned visit to Mason County, West Virginia.
Letters to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1819-1832
Letters from Thomas Peter of Georgetown and his son, George W Peter. Includes notification and receipts of payments, discussion of leasing land and collecting rent. Peter suggests that W. Sterrett find a new western agent to replace him in his duties.
Letters of William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1833-1838
Letters from sons of Thomas Peter, George W. Peter and John P.C. Peter of Georgetown. Includes notification and receipts of payments made and due. Discuss purchasing and renting land. Increased use of banks for financial transactions.
Letters of John Roberts of Alexandria, D.C. to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1834-1837
Discourse begins with W. Sterrett becoming J. Roberts' western agent with power of attorney. Letters include financial transactions and notification and receipts of payments made and due. Discuss the debts and travails of J. Roberts' son, Rudolph Roberts, who lives near Point Pleasant.
Letters of E.H. Smith and James Smith of Harrisonburg, Virginia, to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1826-1835
Includes discussion of land and horse purchases, along with other financial transactions.
Letters of James and Jonathan Swan of Baltimore, Maryland, to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia., 1814-1817
Scope and Contents Sterrett becomes J. Swan's western agent and is granted power of attorney; he can sell and divide land plots in Swan's name. Includes discussion of the sale of Swan's property and horses in Mason County, West Virginia; he held nearly 9,000 acres.
Letters of Robert Swan of Cumberland, Maryland, to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1818-1834
Includes detailed financial records, notification of receipts & payments made and due. Some involve trading cattle for property. R. Swan threatens to take legal action against W. Sterrett for late payments.
Letters of Robert Worthington of Charlestown, Virginia (relative to Ohio governor, Thomas Worthington) to William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, 1820-1823
Scope and Contents Discuss debts owed to R. Worthington by his tenants in Mason County, Virginia; mentions taking legal action towards the debtors. Mention receipts of payments and other financial matters. R. Worthington is in the process of closing down his estate in Mason County, Virginia; W. Sterrett is serving as his western land agent.
General business correspondence of William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia from various clients, 1821-1828
General business correspondence of William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia from various clients, 1831-1852, Undated
Business correspondence of William Sterrett of Point Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia, from various clients, 1816-1853, Undated
Scope and Contents These letters contain financial records in list or long hand form; include receipts of payments, requests for payment, promissory notes, transfer of money, and the mention of the Bank of Va. at Richmond. A declaration of bond of William Trotter of Mason County, Virginia, to Henry C. Dade of Fauquier County, Virginia