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Nassau County deeds, 1900-1909, inclusive
Queens County deeds and bonds, 1844-1911, inclusive
Suffolk County legal and financial documents, 1859-1900, inclusive
Babylon, Suffolk County, deeds, 1891-1931, inclusive
Brookhaven, Suffolk County, deeds and mortgages, 1808-1934, inclusive
East Hampton, Suffolk County, court records, 1869
East Hampton, Suffolk County, deeds, 1803-1816, inclusive
East Hampton, Suffolk County, deeds, 1817-1829, inclusive
East Hampton, Suffolk County, deeds and correspondence, 1830-1870, inclusive
East Hampton, Suffolk County, deeds and correspondence, 1890-1909, inclusive
Huntington, Suffolk County, deeds, 1800-1915, inclusive
Islip, Suffolk County, deeds, 1899-1930, inclusive
Railroad company documents, 1867-1876, inclusive
Riverhead, Suffolk County, Deeds and Mortgages, 1836-1934, inclusive
Sag Harbor, Suffolk County, deeds, 1824-1869, inclusive
Shelter Island, Suffolk County, deeds and mortgages, 1835-1945, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, deeds, 1804-1839, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, deeds and legal documents, 1840-1849, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, deeds and legal documents, 1850-1869, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, court records, 1869-1870, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, court records, 1884-1888, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, deeds and legal documents, 1888-1926, inclusive
Southampton, Suffolk County, legal and financial documents, 1825-1904, inclusive
Southold, Suffolk County, deeds, 1810-1825, inclusive
Southold, Suffolk County, deeds, 1827-1914, inclusive
Southold, Suffolk County, legal documents, 1806-1894, inclusive
Joseph Crowell, Zephaniah Hedges, and Daniel L'Hommedieu business agreement, February 26, 1806
Creator
Scope and Contents
One business agreement between Joseph Crowell, Zephaniah Hedges, and Daniel L'Hommedieu, in which Crowell sells half his salt works to Hedges and L'Hommedieu. The salt works was located on Hog Neck within the town of Southold, Long Island. The document is dated February 26, 1806. Several typed transcriptions accompany the original document.
Processing Information
This item, numbered 1977.426, was originally processed as a standalone collection. It was reintegrated into this collection by Dee Bowers in 2023.
Early Suffolk County deeds, 1766-1851, inclusive; 1770-1790, bulk
Scope and Contents
According to this collection's accession file, Howell's original gift consisted of three "packets" of material. One of the packets consisted of "the earliest deeds in the total collection" and had been numbered by Howell from 1-41 (with number 37 omitted). This section of the collection, housed in an oversize box, maintains Howell's numerical order, which actually goes up to 42.
Other Finding Aids
An index of the names included in these documents, arranged in alphabetical order by surname and linked to the respective document(s) by their numbers, is included in the accession file and available to researchers upon request.
