Scope and Contents File contains correspondence between Frank Howland and Albert Bloodgood concerning ammendments to Mr. Howland's deed allowing joint ownership by he and his wife. Also within are receipts from Howland and Son which lists payment made by Ella Edwards' estate for the funeral Samuel Seaman to W. C. Brady. The deed within this file was made between Frank S. and Hattie E. Howland of the first part and Alton B. Daley of the Second part for the Glue Factory Parcel on Market Street in Athens.

Scope and Contents File contains an agreement from 1914 between John E. Cairns and the Montgomery-Dotter Ice Company for the guaranteed harvesting and purchase of ice cut by John Cairns and stocked in the "Winnie Ice House" at Athens. The agreement goes on to state the conditions each party needed to meet to satisfy the purchase agreement, and the agreement was binding only for the Winter of 1914-1915. Also included is a separate onionskin sheet with a statement made by William Williams in June of 1929 to...

Scope and Contents File contains discharge papers and pension materials of Samuel June, a Civil War Veteran who served as a private in Company E of the 43rd New York State Volunteer Infantry from 1863-1865.

Scope and Contents File contains twenty nine pages of documents related to proceedings of the Justice Court at Athens in 1821-1822. Nathan Clark, proprietor of the Clark Pottery at Athens, held the position of Justice of the Peace during these years. Names and/or cases included in the file:Mary Hallenbeck, Jehoiakim Hallenbeck, John Hollenbeck, William Tolley, Sylvester Nichols, Hanna Van Loon, Jacob Van Loon, Barent Vosburgh, Samuel Cornwell,Levi Mix, Thomas Cook, Jr., Jehoiakim...

Scope and Contents File contains two court cases: Thomas Day v. Abraham Vanderdonk (1834), and John Slattery v. Joseph Wells and William McKee (1899).

Scope and Contents File contains a deed concerning lot 104 in a grant given to Cockburn, Barney, and others in the town of Ticonderoga originally in 1808. The deed lists subsequent owners and holders of the mortgage on the land. Included names are Ebenezer Barney, Daniel Stone, Samuel Mann, and Samuel Warner. The deed was surrendered to John Kierstead by Ebenezer Barney and Samuel Warner in 1837.

Scope and Contents File contains court papers of William Kilmore, an insolvent debtor in the town of Athens. Proceedings officiated by Judge William Tolley.

Scope and Contents File contains a typewritten statement made by P. Waterbury King to representatives of the Greene County Historical Society concerning his recollections of the history of the Haviland Farm at Athens, originally built by Captain Benjamin Haviland around 1780. Mr. King was in his late eighties when he provided the statement, which waxes poetical at some points but offers interesting trivia on the history of the Haviland Farm and the lineage of the Haviland family, of which he was a descendant.

Scope and Contents File contains correspondence, some photocopied documents, and one photograph concerning the Dwyer and Lenahan families who were operators of an Ice and Coal company at Athens in the early 20th century.

Scope and Contents File contains two documents. The first is a list of pedlars issued a license for the year 1821 in the village of Athens compiled by Nathan Clark, either in the capacity of a clerk or justice of the peace. The second document is a notice to liquor sellers in the village of Athens that they are forbidden to sell liquor to Reuben Coffin who has been proven by his wife Kate Coffin to be a habitual drinker of intoxicating liquors. This particular notice was delivered to William Decker, a purveyor in...