George Robinson's deed to Edward Robinson of pew no. 134. November 25, 1834

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D-2 1834, Nov. 25 Deed for pew. George Robinson (New Haven) sells his pew in the First Ecclesiastical Society in New Haven to E. R. (Boston) for $300. Transaction recorded in the church's Book I, p. 333 and signed in the presence of church officials, Henry White and Wm. Stebbins. [George previously Show moreD-2 1834, Nov. 25 Deed for pew. George Robinson (New Haven) sells his pew in the First Ecclesiastical Society in New Haven to E. R. (Boston) for $300. Transaction recorded in the church's Book I, p. 333 and signed in the presence of church officials, Henry White and Wm. Stebbins. [George previously sold E. R. a pew in another church. See entry for 26 June 1833.]
1834, November 25 - Deed for pew. George Robinson sells his pew in the First Ecclesiastical Society in New Haven to Edward Robinson.
“Southington Papers” — financial transactions (1832-1841) re: indebtedness incurred by E. R.’s brothers, George Robinson and Charles Robinson; allocation of assets from E. R. and Elisabeth Robinson. Includes a list of books (and their value) which E. R. set aside as “reserved” as security for payment on notes for his brothers’ debts.
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