Scope and Contents File contains correspondence between Abraham Van Dyck of Coxsackie and James Powers of Catskill concerning lands described in the estate of Judge Garrit Abeel upon his passing. Also included are two indentures for land, the first being a deed of Anthony Abeel to Garrit Abeel in 1800, and the second a deed from Mary Van Wagenen, Alexander Paton, Ann Paton, Tunis Van Wagenen, Susan Van Wagenen, and Mary Merrifs to Garrit Abeel in 1818. Also included is a map showing surveyed lands on the Catskill...

Scope and Contents File contains miscellaneous scrap papers and envelopes found in one of the registers of the Law Firm of Adams and Watson of Catskill.

Scope and Contents File contains a selection of letters addressed to Amos Post and Amos Post, Inc. concerning business transactions of all types related to cider and vinegar bulk shipment, soda and beverage supply, and automotive sales and service. Of particular note is the number of letters addressed from various boarding houses around Greene County seeking deliveries of carbonated beverages, requests for wells to be dug, and requests to have cars put in order for use by boarders shipping them to Catskill via...

Scope and Contents File contains various invoices and receipts of vendors that ordered from or fulfilled orders for Amos Post. The businesses represented in this file are too numerous to list, and are all located in the vicinity of the Village of Catskill.

Scope and Contents File contains one indenture agreeing to the terms of the apprenticeship of John D. Hallenbeck, son of Dirck Hallenbeck of Hudson, with Samuel Fowks of Catskill to learn the trade of Blacksmith on a term of five years.

Scope and Contents File contains a fifty cent note and receipt of the Catskill Aqueduct Association made to Robert Dorlon by James Pinckney, Treasurer, as well as a receipt.

Scope and Contents File contains tax receipts and utility bills of Fanny Ashton of Jefferson Heights.

Scope and Contents File contains thirty receipts of Joshua Atwater in account with various businesses in Catskill. Included are receipts for goods purchased of Samuel DuBois, Amos Cornwall, Peter Brestead, Doty and Golden [Opera House Building], Orrin Day, H. M. Kinstry, Beach Robinson and Co. [Boat Fare], Luke Kierstead, and numerous others. All business appears to have been conducted on behalf of Atwater's personal household.

Scope and Contents File contains a selection of materials related to the Austin Paper Mill in Catskill, NY. The earliest Document is a receipt to Abner Austin from William H. Spencer of Athens, NY certifying payment for an engraving of the paper mill which Austin commissioned from Spencer. Also included is a letter thanking Abner Austin for a donation to the American Seamen's Friend Society in 1865, and a selection of correspondence with Mr. Harry Brandow concerning the old Paper Mill in 1934.

Scope and Contents File contains a memorandum of agreement between Delucina and Andrew Backus with Timothy Green, all of the town of Catskill, concerning a marble quarry and mill on ten acres that the Backuses rented from Leonard Witbeck of Coxsackie.