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Original
spelling retained. The writing was typical of quick business
scribble and often was a challenge to decifer. Contact me if you have
suggestions. Often a part of the bearers name was torn out creating a
hole to confirm that a debt was paid and the note was now worthless.
Some notes
were countersigned and given to a third party to collect the debt.
These notes were created at a time when currency was in short supply
and debts were often settled after lumber or animals were sold or crops
were harvested. These notes are mostly from in and around Prince Edward County but range from Port Trent, Kingston and Montreal. Folders 1 to 6 are grouped by decade and involve a mix of people. Folder 7 contains notes involving Gideon Bowerman (1775-1810) who was active in the lumber trade up and down the St Lawrence. He died in May 1810 from fever contracted while rafting on the St Lawrence and folder 8 contains the notes that his executors (brothers) used to try collect on his debts. See the accounts of his death on the epidemic web page. The oldest note is Image 1-7 41, 42 at Holdiman [Haldimand] and dated June 22th 1799. Happy hunting. The business notes were put in groups of 2 or 3 or more and one image was taken of the front side and a second image was taken of the back side. Thus both sides are listed in the transcriptions for each note. These links will take you to each section of this lengthy web page. Folder: 1-1 (Bowerman, 1800 – 1809), 20 business notes, 10 images Folder: 1-2, (Bowerman, undated), 11 notes Folder: 1-3, (Bowerman, 1810 – 1819), 78 notes Folder: 1-4, (Bowerman, 1820 – 1829), 45 notes Folder: 1-5, (Bowerman, 1830 – 1839), 85 notes Folder: 1-6, (Bowerman, 1840 – 1849), 23 notes Folder: 1-7, (Gideon Bowerman 1799 – 1810), 50 notes Folder: 1-8, (Gideon Bowerman 1811 – c1840), 70 notes Total: 372 notes Note: Image 1-1 01, 02 means folder 1-1, images 1 and 2. | ||
Folder: 1-1 (Bowerman, 1800 – 1809), 20 business notes, 10 images Images 1-1 01, 02 Carm Foster Note 1 - side 1 Received of Mr Jonathan Bowerman by the hand of Philip Dorland, Two pounds ten Shillings Currency in full of J Bowermans Note to Robert Macaulay, the Endorser, July 7th 1800 – N. Hagerman Att.? ₤2-10- " Note 1 - side 2 [Transcribers note: There is nothing entered on the reverse side of the above note] Note 2 - side 1 Februray 22 1801 Tiv? T? find your account Twelve Shilling which you will pay upon the order of Richard Jenks Thomas Morgan Sen? Note 2 - side 2 Thomas ? Morgan sent receipt Note 3 - side 1 June 26th 1805 For Value received I promis to pay Unto Samson Striker on order the Sum of Six pound, halifax Currency on or before Barret Defoe L [the bottom right hand corner of the page has been cut out] Note 3 - side 2 Samson Strikers note Note 4 - side 1 Received of Mr Stephen Bowerman seventeen Shillings & four Pence in full of his Account with Richardson & Elsworth. Kingston 4th Jan.y. 1806. Richard Cartwright, ? For Arthur Elsworth. Note 4 - side 2 Richard Cartwright Images 1-1 03, 04 Carm Foster Note 1 - side 1 Hallowell April 15th 1806 Friend Cornelieus Mastin please to pay Josiah Bull fifteen Shillings and oblige thy friend his Robert X Pering Mark N..B. and this Shal be thy receit in full of all demands Note 1 - side 2 Peling order to Cornelius Masten Robert Peali ns? Order on Cornelias Mastin Note 2 - side 1 Recd/Kingston 29th July 1806 from E Washburn Esqr the sum of Five Pounds on account of Stephen Bowerman p Jos. Forsyth W. Mitchell Note 2 - side 2 Forsyth Receipt for Bowerman Harlen? Michel receipt Note 3 - side 1 June the 17 1807 record and Setled with Steven bormand all dets dues and demands from the beginning of the world untill this day as witnes my hand. Martha Casay Samuel Lewis Note 3 - side 2 Wm Casey receipt Note 4 - side 1 I have Credited Stephen Bowerman for Seven dollars on a/c of A. Wyatt Hallowell 6th Sept 1807 P.E. Washburn S. Washburn Note 4 - side 2 E Washburns receipt Images 1-1 05, 06 Randy Saylor Note 1 – side 1 April ? 1808 Corvalae? Received I promise to pay Gideon Bowerman on order forty five dolers in brrels at two shillings pr by the first March next Isaac Camp Daniel Camp Note 1 – side 2 D Camp Note 45 dolers Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell the 1st 1 mo? 1808 Friend Joseph Terwillagar junr please to pay the bearer John Bull six shillings without faling and oblige thy friend Gidoeon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Recd the with in full Note 3 – side 1 On demand I promise to pay to the order of Messrs Smyth Humming? Seventeen Pounds five Shillings & Eleven pence curcy Hallowell 31st Oct 1808 Value rec’d with interest till paid Witness Allan Taylor Note 3 – side 2 Note Stephen Bowerman £17.5.11 [ciphering on page] Note 4 – side 1 6 of 1 month 1809 Hallowell for value received I acknowledge self in deted to John Mills twelve pounds five shillings & 1 penny Halifax currency Stephen Bowerman Note 4 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-1 07, 08 ( 4 notes) Randy Saylor Note 1 – side 1 Rec’d of Joseph Jenks 5 ½ feet Long Standard Staves three hundred two Vuortens? & ten Staves Juneth 28 1809 Aron Carnahan Julyth 7 also 60 ? Note 1 – side 2 Aron Carneghan receipt Note 2 – side 1 Due to Ichabod Bowerman on the Barret? for Valle? Recd the sum of three pound sixteen shillings & /10 Cy the 17 of thy Mth 1809 witness present Amos Bull Elij Y Cuningham Note 2 – side 2 Amos Bull note l3-16-10 Note 3 – side 1 July 5th 1809 paid to P? D Congar 11.2.4 to Samuel Clapp 7.0.0 to William Hubbs 7.0.0 [additions omitted] Note 3 – side 2 Acct of Money Paid several individuals Note 4 – side 1 Received Hallowell 8th July 1807 of Stephen Bowerman one pound Eighteen shillings and nine pence on account of sarah Spencer for ? me? Stepn Conger Note 4 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-1 09, 10 (3 notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Received Hallowell 10th July 1809 from Stephen Bowerman Eighteen Pounds four Shillings ? ? On account of Benjamin Leavins for this day in my books Ebenr Washburn Note 1 – side 2 Ebenser Washburn receit Note 2 – side1 £ 18 – 4 – 0 On or before the first day of October next I Promise to Pay to Ebenezer washburn on his order –– Eighteen Pounds four Shillings Hallifax Currency for Value Received at Hallowell thi(s) ??th day of July 1809 –– Stephen (torn out) Witness Jacob Baer Lb [ciphering] Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman ans note £ 18 – 4 - 0 Pay Int [much ciphering] Note 3 – side 1 Fredricksburgh the 16 – December - 1809 W Stepheson Boarman Sir plese to Send by the barer Alpheus Cadman the sum of Six pound C y and Oblege your Hum, Servt Abraham Taylor Note 3 – side 2 Abraham Taylor receipt Back to Top | ||
Folder: 1-2, (Bowerman, undated), 11 notes Images 1-2 10, 01 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Eger? John That note of 75 or 80 dollars Must be Settled or it will be Sued? very Shortly to Note 1 – side 2 Let us know immediately we shoved it into the water the other day that it ? be the better for it for the Shore had woren away Surprisingly Images 1-2 02, 03 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Messrs Bowerman B a/c? of James McNabb 1 ps. Fine Cloth 24 ¾ yd 3 of 3 ₤37. 8.6 1 piece blue oz.? 18 yards 14/- 12. 12 - 2 pieces Callico – 57 yards - 9- 10 - 1 dozen Gloves – 4/? - 2- 8 - 2 quires paper – 4/3 - - 8-6 10 Yellow Shawls – 4/6 - 2- 5 - ₤64-12-0 To Cash advanced 26- 2. 3 Curry ₤90-14. 3 Total accounted for to Messr. Ft? Wm. Hunter of Quebec Note 1 – side 2 [much ciphering] Image 1 – 2 04, 05 (3 notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Recd of James Augustus the full amount Except fifty Dollars which he has give his note for one hundred Acres Land in ameliasburgh in front a joining parcel Trumpore At the payment of fifty Dollars I promis to give him a Sufficient title for Jonth [hole] werman Samuel Walters Note 1 - side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 In Ketchum vs Bowerman &al the Bill of Cost as in Washburn vs Bowerman –––––––––– £ 10 – 7 – 5 with the addition of 5 / total? Sheriffs fees for service 0 – 5 – 0 & the Roll –––––––––––––––– 1 – 0 – 0 2 / 11 – 12 – 5 –––––––––––– half –––– 5 – 16 – 2 ½ half of the Retainer 1 – 5 – 0 ––––––––––––– £ 7 - 1 - 2 ½ Note 2 – side 2 In Ketcheson vs Bowerman &al minute of Bolt? of Cost ––– Note 3 – side 1 Settled up all our accounts between Cornelius Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman and this is my receipt in full of all demands Cornelius Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Image 1 – 2 06, 07 (4 notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 2 – 0 – 9 Wellington 30th April 1830? Three days after date for value Received I promise to pay P? ?man Winsar? or bearer the sum of two pounds and nine pinc Currency Stephen [hole] owerman Note 1 – side 2 Note Stephen Bowerman £2.0.9 cy [ciphering] Note 2 – side 1 Stephen Bowerman Dr To a note of £ 2 – 12 – 6 Interest of ditto for 23 months 6 – 0 A bag lost two years ago 2 – 0 4 pair of Childrens shoes 6 – 0 2 pair Lidia & John Stephenson 3 – 0 1 pair for Amia 1 – 6 ––––––––––––– 3 - 10 – 0 A pair of soals & jn? of lifts 3 – 0 Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 Received of Stephen Bowerman the Assignment of 3 Scholars? having in full of all Debts, dues, and ––– demands ~ 3d Feb 1809 I say Receiv’d by me, George And. Hollingworth Note 3 – side 2 Gerge save? ? Hallow? the receipt Note 4 – side 1 Mr Stephen Bowerman pleas to pay John Campt 12 Shillings on my account & So doing you will a Bluje your friend –––––––– Joseph Wiley Note 4- side 2 Joseph Wiley 7-6 Image 1 – 2 08, 09 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Ichabod X White £ 32 – 14 – 0 41 5 – 10 – 0 William X Hre?libs? to 23 – 10 Cash £ 6 – 19 - 9 1 - 3 ––––––––––––––––– ––––––––––––– 103 - 17 – 0 Bowlin? X Thurman 50 - 4 – 9 ¼ to Cash £ 4 – 0 – 7 154 - 1 – 4 10 - 4 – 11 –––––––––––––– 164 - 9 - 0 for Stigney H 5 - 2 - 6 ––––––––––––––– Corcy? 169 - 11 - 2 21 of 11 month 1810? Dr Aaron White to cash 15 Shillings ––––––––––––––– 23 of 11 mo Matury X Bowerman to cash £ 0 – 10 – 10 ¼ ––––––––––––––––––––––– Robert? Halhens? to £ 5 – 13 – 0 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Cornelious Blunt £1 – 3 – 0 Note 1 – side 2 John X Halls? £ 41 – 0 – 9 ¾ –––––––––––––––––––––––––– Thomas Lancfored? £ 5 – 10 – 0 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– John Hinsuns? X note £ 23 – 4 – 6 paid him £ 23-X 10 – 6 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Joseph Dorlen £ 4 – 3 – 8 ½ ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Ichabod X White £ 32 – 1 – 4? ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– T Carmond £ 50 – 4 – 9 ¼ ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Matury X Bowerman £ 1 – 19 – 9 ¾ –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– P D Conger £ 10 – 9 – 11 [right margin verticle] Crnelious X White to £ 41 –X 10 – 5 ¾ ––––––––––––––––– paid Abraham X Barker £ 14 X – 1 – 6 Note 2 – side 1 June 6th 1810 received of John Huyck? Jun twelve pounds ten shullings to bee paid to Joseph Foresithe received by Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Paid in full for this rate Back to Top | ||
Folder: 1-3, (Bowerman, 1810 – 1819), 78 notes Image 1-3 01,02 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Good to E.W. Armstrong or bearer two pounds eleven shillings & 1 penny H.& C.Y.? Hallowell April 23d. 1819 S [Transcribers note: the corner of this page after the S has been torn away] Note 1 – side 2 S. Bowerman Note ₤2.11.1 Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 17 Sep: 1819 On the first of March next I promise to deliver to Orton Hancox at Demorest’s or Smiths mill one hundred and twenty bushells of good clean merchantable wheat Witness Geo. Munro Stephen [Transcribers note: a section of the note has been torn away after the name Stephen] Note 2 – side 2 Note Stephen Bowerman Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 10 th August 1819 Mrs Mary Sheriff Please to pay unto William Cunningham Twelve shillings and this shall be your Receipt in full from me David M. Hopkins.c? Note 3 – side 2 Recd the amt of the within from S.? Washburn William Cunningham Note 4 – side 1 On Demand I promise to pay Henry Smith or order the Sum of Three pounds. Nine Shillings and Nine pence H Currency Witness my hand this 30th day of October 1819 Jonth Bo [cut out section] an Note 4 – side 2 I.? Bowerman Note L S d 3. 9. 9 cr-012 month cr 20 received of Garret Striker Three pounds twelve Shillings & 6 pence 3-9-9 3-15 0 2 9 3.12 3 3 12.6 2 9 _____ 3. 15 3-9.9 5 3 Image 1-3 03, 04 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 £16.17.3 Hallowell 11th. June 1810 On Demand we Jointly or Severally promise to pay to Ebenezer Washburn.or order Sixteen pounds Seventeen Shillings and three pence Currency Value Received Witness our hands Witness H? Bowerman [Transcribers note: a section of this note has been torn away to the right of the witness signature] E? Washburn 16.17.3 Debts 2/6 book a/ct 16.19.9 100? Roper? 1/9 8.15 £ 25.14 9 Note 1 – side 2 Jonthn. &? Thomas Bowermans Note £16.17.3 [Transcribers note: also written on this side of the document are mathematical figures which appear to relate to side one of the document. These figures are written upside down and are as follows] Note 16-17-3 2-9-0-1 100 ? Roper 25-15-9 at 1/9 8-15 £ 3-13-4? Interst 2-6 25-14-9 [Transcribers note: next to the torn out section of this document and on this side is written] Received Payment full Note 2 – side 1 Halowell 14 of 7 Mo 1810 good to John Richmond or order the sum of six pound three shillings and fore pence. for value received to be paid the first of sixth month next with interest Step [Transcribers note: a section of this document has been torn away after Step] Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 20 of 4 Mo 1811 received on the within note fourteen Shillings and nine pence [Transcribers note: the following is written upside down on this side of the document] 14 of 4 mo. 1812 the amount oing E A Washburn £6-13-9 ½? Image 1-3 05, 06 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Memorandom for Joseph youngs one magnet one ounce Borax Six Shets Tin plate one ounce ? Received of Rowlin Shearman This 17th day of July 1810 I say Received Per me ₤19-15-11 James Williams Note 1 – side 2 James Williams Receipt [Transcribers note: Mathematical figures located randomly on this page might relate to side one] Note 2 – side 1 Rec’d Hallowell March 24-1810 By the Hand of thomas Bowerman for Benjn V? Wiclow? The sum of two Pounds and /3d in full of all accts A Carnahan Note 2 – side 2 Benjamin Vanwicken? Image 1-3 07, 08 Carm Foster Note 1 – side Mr. James Beaty Bot.? of E Washburn By George Baker 1 patent cord vest £ - 9.- 1 ½ yds. flannel @ 3/6 - 5.3 1 Shw silk & stick twist - 1.- 1 ¾ yds. cloth @ 11/6 1 - 1 ½ d 1 ¾ yds. Shutz? @ 3/- - 3.9 1 Stick twist ditto? - - 6 4 yds cotton check @ 2/6 - 10.- 1 spelling book - 1.8 4 womns horn combs @ 2/- - 8.- 8th. Decr. 1810 ₤ 2.19.3 ½ ditto 3 handkfs @ 2/ea - 6. – ₤ 3”5” 3½ 2 ½ yds. flannel @ 3/6 - 8- 7 ₤ 3”14” ½ Note 1 – side 2 22-of ? 1811 paid to Gorge Baker on a note of hand 29- 2. 6 4-16-7 ½ 10 00 26 -5 -10 Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 15th Seper 1810 Friend Stephen Boerman please pay Jap.. Blackley Twelve Shillings & Eight pence HC and oblidge yours & ? Joseph Jencks – Note 2 – side 2 James Blakley by H Joseph Jenks receipt Image 1 – 3 09, 10 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Third? Hallowell? of Jonathan Bowerman O’ Stephen Bowerman twenty five pounds five Shillings H. C. in full for one Waggon & two Caggs Tobacco. Oct 2 1810 Paid by me Daniel Halden Note 1 – side 1 Waggen receipt Note 2 – side 1 receipt Hallowell 1st Decm 1810 James Betys To george Baker Dr To cash lent £ 12 – 9 – 8 – ¾ Note 2 – side 2 Jas Betys Aut –– [ciphering calculations below] Note 3 – side 1 Ameliasburgh 16th of Dec 1810 Gidin Barnan Sir plese to let the Barer have 207 Staves the one half 2 ½ the other half 2. thick four feet and half long and you will obligue your frind Jame––s Cession? Note 3 – side 2 [Left verticle] James Parson? Order Resevd one the with in order, one pound one Shilling and Six pence £ 1 – 1 – 6 Note 4 – side 1 For value Paid? I promis to pay to Gilbt Dorlan or Gilbt D Clapp the Sum of Six pounds Eighteen Shillings and five penc Hlf. Cr to Repaid within six monts from this Date Hallowell 14 july 1810 Witness James Beatys Joseph Leavens John Bull Note 4 – side 2 [Ciphering] James Beattis Note Image 1 – 3 11, 12 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 We have paid N Sherman? Forty nine Pounds & five pence an? ?--? ?--? [words scrawled] Bowerman’s name? 17 July 1810 Parker? of ?--? Note 1 – side 2 [Ciphering only] Note 2 – side 1 £ 29 – 8 – 1 Kingston 20th June 1810 On demand I promise to pay Peter Sm [rip]ith or order the sum of twenty nine Pounds eight [rip] Shillings and one Pence Currency the same being [rip] for value received Witness James Smith [bottom right corner removed] Note 2 – side 2 Thos Bowerman note Peter Smith [right quarter fold ripped off , verticle] Note J Bowerman Ew? 17 July 1810 ? Artherson? ?-? £ 0 – 19 – 7 Note 3 – side 1 Received of Stephen Bowerman seven Shillens in Bell?atth? of the Estate of Gidion Borman it being in ful of all Demands Jsdm? Sheard? [John Shepherd] Halowell Novmbr 28th 1811 Received of Stephen Bowerman Five pounds tin Shillings in Behelth? of the Estate of James Beatys it Being in ful of all demands Hallowell November 28th 1811 John Shpard? [Shepherd] Note 3 – side 2 John Shepherd receipts £ 5 17 0 Images 1 – 3 13 14 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell 15 th of seventh ninth eight teen hundren & [smear] al even for vallue receivd I promis to pay unto Stephen Bowerman executor to the estate of [smear] James Beatys thirtey nine good flower barrels to bee maid by the first of third month next Daniel Camp Daniel Camp Note 1 – side 2 1 of 3 month 1812 first of third month eighteen hundren & twelve receivd on the with in note thentey two flower barrels Stephen Bowerman Gexec [on verticle] Daniel Camp 770 te? 39 flower barrels Note 2 – side 1 opon Value Recevd I promis to pay unto Henry Smyth his order the Sum of Seventeen pounds H.C by the first Day of June next Hallowell the 3 of July one thousand Eight hundred and Eleven Winss? Phebe Galloway Yunth [hole] woman Note 2 – side 2 Recvd the contents of the within note July 10th 1812 for Henry Smith Aurg? With Jothn Bowerman Note £ 17 July 3 rd 1811 Note 3 – side 1 March the 10 1811 For value received I promised to pay Peter Stenburgh or order the Sum of four dollars HC on demand as witness my hand Vincent Bowerman G? [ripped off] Note 3 – side 2 receipt peter Stenborod Images 1 – 3 15 16 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 1811 Cttr Stephen Bowerman To Henry Galloway Dr Octbr 15 ?? To Making a pair shoes - 3 – 6 1812 18 " To a Leather Strap ––––– - 1 – 3 1812 Jan 2 " To a Remnant of Leather –– - 2 – 6 " 4 " To Mending a Bit Harness – - 17 – 6 Feby 22 " To bomuch? paid G Durland – - 1 – 4 ½ ––––––––– £ 1 – 9 – 1 ½ –––––––––– March 28 " To ½ a Calf ?Skin ––– –––– - 5 – –––––––––––– 1 – 14 – 1 ½ Note 1 – side 2 Mr B Bowerman A / C Note 2 – side 1 April 6 1811 Friend Gidren Boarman I wish you to Let Vuchs? Williams have eleven dollars and In To duing you will much Abudy yur friend Archie Marsh Note 2 – side 2 Arche Marsh order Note 3 – side 1 Receivd Hallowell May 8 1811 of [smear] Stephen Bowewrman seven Shelens & six Curence for Elieaph Mlias? Supersereperson? for him and Gideon Bowerman J Saul? Garratt Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-3 17, 18 (3 notes) Doug Smith Note 1 - side 1 Recd 11 Mo 19 1811 Jonathan Bowermans Note for Twenty Dollars & twenty two Cents – dated June 5th 1811 with Intst from Date – handed me by the hand of reuben Vincent – in full for Balance of John Vincent Junr A/c with Thorn & Willets Samuel Thorn Note 1 – side 2 Samuel thorns Receit Note 2 – side 1 For value recd I promise to pay John Stickney on order Forty Nine Pounds One Shilling & four pence Cuy by the first day of next with Interest witness my hand this Twenty Second day of April 1811 ––– Cephas Hublent? [corner removed] Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note for £ 49 – 1 – 4 22 nd April 1811 [opposite end] Recd’ 23rd July 1811 Tewnty two Pounds Eighteen Shillings & Nine pence Note 3 – side 1 Good to Jonathan Bowerman or order for Eighty four pounds nineteen Shillings & nine pence H. Currency with Lawfull –– Interest from the Dosh? it being for Value Receved at Hallowell this 12 Day of 7th month one thousand Eight hundred & Eleven Witness Ich [corner removed] Samuel Hays Ste [ " " ] Note 3 – side 2 Johnathan Bowerman [ faded ciphering] note £ 84 – 19 – 9 Image 1-3 19,20 (2 notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 For Value Recvd I Promise to Pay unto George Moses? or his Order the full and Just Sum of forty Pounds Lawful money of the Provence of Upper Canada with Lawful Interest from this Good? (interest fee? be Paid yearly) Said Money to Be Paid On or Before the twenty Ninth Day of December Eighteen hundred and twelve As Witness my hand And Seal this Twenty Ninth Day of December Eighteen Hundred and Eight ––––– In the Presence of Jothn Clarke Be [corner removed] David Sager? Note 1 – side 2 Bennona Bowerman Busyness Note 2 – side 1 Hollowel april 14 – 1812 I promis to pay Stephen Coman or order twenty good marchantable flower barrels on of before the twentyeth Day of April as witness my hand Daniel Olmsted Daniel Camp Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Dr to the estate of J beatys £ 6 – 2 – 1 ½ Images 1-3 21,22 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Firend Jonathan Bowerman please to pay the bearer Joseph Dorland the small balance Due me on Gideon Bower- mans accpt and this shall be your Receip in full Ameliasbourg the 12th of may 1812 Note 1 – side 2 Joseph Dorling Received on the with in order Three pound In full Joseph Dorland Ameliasbourg the 13th of 5th Mo. 1812 of Jon n Bowerman Cred to the State of G B Note 2 – side 1 Recd Poughkeepsie May 23 – 1812 of Jacob Cronkhite Twenty two pounds ten Shillings & Seven pence Hallifax Curancy –– Daniel Deen Note 2 – side 2 Receipt belongs to Danniel Levens Note 3 – side 1 For value riev’d I promis to pay John Stickney & order on demand Five pound Eight shillings and two pence with Interest witness my hand this 15th Dec. 1812 Lydia Cronk Stephen B [torn out] exe to the estate of James Beatys Note 3 – side 2 Steph Boarmn Note £ 5 – 8 – 2 Images 1-3 23,24 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 6 – 13 – 7 ½ On Demand I promise to Pay to Ebenezer washburn or his order Six Pounds thiren Shillings and Seven Pence half penney for Value of him Recived, Hallowell 11th april 1812 Ste [torn out] Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman note £ 6 – 13 – 7 ½ [side note] received Hall [torn out] ll 26th September 1812 on the within [ ] three Pounds Twelve Shillings and [ ] peny half peng cash Ebenr Washburn Received Ha [ ] within note fo [ ] ell 3d – april 1813 on the Pounds – Six [ ] Wm Cunningham Two in Cash ––– [ torn out] hillings and three Pence E. W Note 2 – side 1 15 of 12 month 1812 received a note of Stephen Bowerman to the amount of five pounds eight shillings & 2 pence that being in full of the este of James Beaty when paid John Stickney Note 2 – side 2 James Beat’s estate [side note] John Stigney receipt Note 3 – side 1 1812 Recd Hallowell April 18th of Jonathan Bowerman by the hand of Asa Wenden? the Sum of one Pound Eighteen Shillingd & ten penc on account of taxes as Witny my hand D Ham [right edge torn off] 1810 Oct 8 the him Anlorder? Toak the mony of Peter Smyth Note 3 – side 2 Note for Jonathan Bowerman Taxes Images 1-3 25, 26 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 [Transcribers note: the top portion of this note has been torn away. This part consists of what appears to be pound – shillings – pence] ? ? ? 16-3-11 7-?-7 14.7 ½ 11-8-7 3-15- 4-15-4 11-8-7 of Half Ton? 80 Grains lite – is £13.5.2 ¼ Sent to Thomas Dorland 14th. 1. mo. 1812- Recd. The above Sum from Jonathan Bowerman for Thomas Dorland Philip Dorland Note 1 – side 2 Philip Dorland Recept from Thomas Dorland [Transcribers note: at the bottom of this side of the note the following is written upside down] 6- 8-0 3-16-7 £2-11-9 Note 2 – side 1 ?-20-14 on demand I promis to pay or pay or cause to be paid unto Judah Bowerman or order for twenty pounds fourteen Shillings H Currency with Intrest it being for Value Received at Hallowell this 13 of 5th month 1812 – Jon [Transcribers note: a section of this note has been torn away after Jon] 30 Creditor D Thi???? 13 Nancy Southard of G. Bowerman 17. Note 2 – side 2 Jonathan Note £20-14- 7-12-1 – 17th mc/c? Interest £ 7-2-6p 3 2-8- 7.12 6 $ £17.17 9 &? 29 48-17-9 Note 3 – side 1 May The 14 1812 Ichobud Bowerman Please to Let The Bearer Benjamin Palmer have Three pounds four Shilling Order on Thomas meeting And This Shall Be Note 3 – side 2 Elizabeth Palmers Receipt for Board towards her loging? Images 1-3 27, 28 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Adolphustown Friend Jonathan [Transcribers note: the right hand corner of this page is torn away after Jonathan] I am in want of Some money I wish you wold come and take up your Note that I hold again sto you’re the Date of the Note is in 1813 for three pound thirteen Shillings & 4d. £ d Note 3.13.4 Interest 9 years is 1.19.4 5.12.8 £ Cut on Note 1-5-6 £ intrest on 1&5.6 12-2 1.17.8 1.17 8 3 15.0 Due me Gilbert D Clapp [Transcribers note: On the left hand side of this page written bottom to top is the following] Mr. Jonathan Bowerman Hallowell Note 1 side 2 [Transcribers note: this side of the page has numerous calculations in what appears to be pounds, shillings and pence showing interest and amounts due. This may or may not relate to Note 1 side 1] Images 1-3 29, 30 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received/Kingston 2nd March 1813/ from Judah Bowerman Four hundred & fifteen Pounds Pork at 4 ½ d on acct of Stephen Bowerman p Joseph Forsyth fa? 415 lb Pork at 4 ½ d = 7”15”7 ½ George Mitchell Note 1 – side 2 £ 3.16 2 1 10 6 5 6 8 Note 2 – side 1 Recd./Kingston 31st. May 1813/ from Eliphalet Adams the sum of Fifteen Pounds Cy on account of Stephen Bowerman Executor for the Estate of the late James Beaty deceased ₤15”0”0 Joseph Forsyth fa? Note 2 – side 2 [Transcribers note: on the left side of this side of the page is written] James Beaty [Transcribers note: on the opposing side of this page is written] Joseph Forsyth.f? Receipt in favor of Stephen Bowerman ₤ 15- Images 1-3 31, 32 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received/Hallowell 9th April 1813 of Mr. Elisha Cunningham eighteen Shillings and one penny/ on acct. of Mr Stephen Bowerman Thomas Beasley ?.Ca? Note 1 – side 2 Thomas Beasley receipt to the 9 of 4 month 1813 Note 2 – side 1 Halowell the 14 of forth month eightteen hundred thirteen for value receiv’d I prommes to pay unto John Shepperd two hundred bushels of merchantabel wheat to bee paid the first of second month next he is to receive it at my own Stephen Bowerman [Transcribers note: the corner of this note is torn away after Stephen Bowerman] Note 2 – side 2 I Sine the within to 3 ? Garratt John Shepard [torn section] ???well the 13 11 moth Received on the within Bushels April 4th 1814 Note 3 – side 1 Received/Kingston 11th. March 1813/p B. Bowerman Six Barrels Flour on account of Stephen Bowerman , Joseph Forsyth Ca? Note 3 – side 2 [nothing is written on this side of the note] Images 1-3 33, 34 (4 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Halowell 15th – 3 month 1813 Eight Shillings and six pence in full of all Demands against Isaac Garret Wraby? Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 Isaac Garret receipt Note 2 – side 1 Received / Kingston 6th March 1813 / from Benonia Bowerman 4 Quarters of Beef on account of Stephen Bowerman fo Joseph Forsyth ? 2 fore Quarter 297 w @ 3 ½ d = 4 – 6 – 7 ½ George Mitchell 2 hind –––– 294 @ 4 d = 4 – 18 – 0 ––––––––– £ 9 - 4 – 7 ½ Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 1st of 2th Mo 1813 Red of Stephen Bowerman payment in ful of all demands up off to this date by me –––––––– John Ball Note 3 – side 2 John Balls receipt Note 4 – side 1 Hallowell 23rd of 6 month 1813 for vallue received I prommes to pay to Stephen Cook seven dollars to bee paid the next Stephen Bowerman St [corner torn off] Note 4 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-3 35, 36 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Good to William Christy 2 thousand and a half of 18 inch shingles on Demand For Value rec’d at Hallowell the 25th of 10th mo. 1813 [name torn out] £ 0 – 6 – 3 Due to the boys ––– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1815 27th of 5 mo. St Bowerman Dr to one bushel of sead Corn Note 1 – side 2 Bennona Bowerman buseyness £ 2 - 8 – 9 the wittriss? settelled Note 2 – side 1 10 of 10 month 1810 Hallowell for value received I promonis to pay or cause to bee paid unto Maturey Bowerman and Vincent Bowerman the sum of fifty eight pownds seven teen shillings and a 11 pence H.C. to bee paid the first of sixth month enterest til paid witnes pressent Josiah Bull Junr Step [corner torn off] Note 2 – side 2 1 of 5 mo 1814 13 – 1 – 10 yet dos? Stephen Bowerman note of £ 58 – 17 – 11 Note 3 – side 1 March 8th 1813 Recevd of Stephen Bowermn too Pounds one shillin and six pence Being in Full of All Accounts to this Day By Me Paul Clark Note 3 – side 2 Paul Clar k receipt Images 1-3 37,38 (2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell the 24 of 6 month 1812 good to Isaac J Smith for the sum of tenn pownds – one shilling & 5 pence halifax currency Stephen Bowerman Stephe [torn out] the 26 of 7 mo 1814 [some ciphering] over paid 1/5 [smear] enterrest & prensabel Note 1 – side 2 [3 columns separated by folds] [left column] 15 0f 9 mo to 1 / 5 / 0 26 of 7 mo to 5 / 0 / 0 [middle column] recivd on the within fifteen shillings the 3 mo 15 1814 Stephen Bowerman Hallowell ––––––– [verticle] July the 4 of 1813 Receved on the with in Note Twelve and Sixpence August th 3 1813 Received the with in Note £ - 11 – 8 [right column] [verticle] receivd – on the with in sixteen shillings 14 – of – 4 month 1813 receivd on the with in two pownds two shillings & 5 pence Note2 – side 1 Recd Ameliasburgh 13 0f 11th mo 1814 of Isaac J Smyth a note against William Smyth In the united Stats and what Ever part I shall Cause to be Collected I promis to assompt? to him for when the friend(s) Returns with the Note he is to have the rear hundred achers of the Lot he now lives on for five hundred & Sixty Dollars the note Seven hundred & Eighty Dollars Exclud uses of the Intrest Recd by me Joth Bowerman Note2 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-3 39, 40 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 6 of 6 mo 1815 James R Armstrong took a is Note of Jonathan Bowerman against the Hunters at Quebec Six hundred Eighty two pounds 12 / 6 – Dr 16 oct – 1811 to Collect also Recvd – [bottom torn off] Note 1 – side 2 An acount of hunter Note at Quebec Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell the 17 of 4 mo 1815 Good to John Striker for the sum of five pownds five shillings to bee paid in next mon executor Stephen Bow[torn out] Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note £ 5 – 5 – 0 [inverted] October 27th 1815 then Reseved five pound five shiling one this with in not 5 / 5 / 0 Note 3 – side 1 good to Isaac Weekes or order for one hundred and Ninety Dollars to be paid when he the –– Isaac Weekes gives up & relinqishes the farme he Now occupys this being For Value Recd at Hallowell this 5 of 4th month 1816 to the Estate of GB John Bowerman Jon [hole torn] erman Exeto Note 3 – side 2 Johathan Bowerman note [verticle] Recd on the within note twelve pownds ten shillings Images 1-3 41,42 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd. on this article John The Sum of five shilling Richmond £ The 18 of 1?M 1816? Receipt 5-0-0 For Mill 10-2-0 Irons 3-2 received on the within note 18=4 ten pound two shillings this 24th of 6 moth 1816 this above sum received of John Richmond 19 of 7 Moth 1816 received of John Richmond ? three pound two shillings Note 1 – side 2 Recd. of Ichabod Bowerman Mill Irons 1 Crank ----------- £ 7-10-0 other irons wt 210 lb also at 11-10-10- 1 Large cleavesus which I am to get of Joseph Dorland which weighs 11 lb. or near 11-0 ₤18-11-0 By Paper Cash 6-16-0 ₤11-15-0 take notice that these Irons is in partney with Betwixt me and My Brother Ichabod: Interest from this Date the 1 of 8th Mo 1816? there is due to said Bowerman £11-15-0 to wards these Irons John Richmond Images 1-3 43,44 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 a bill of Money Recd as Jonathan Bowerman 18th April 1816 1 bibb £2-10- Debt Due £111-“-10 1 Daubloon-------- 3-16. 1 Do ----------------- 3-15-9 ¾ 70-“-10 ½ Jar --------------- 2- “ -9- £ 41 - “ ½ Do ---------------- 1-16-9 ¾ ½ Do ---------------- 2- “-10 ½ ½ Daubloon? ------- 1-17-9 ¾ ½ Do ---------------- 1-18- “- ½ Do ---------------- 1-17-11 ¾ ½ Jar--------------- 1-11----- 1 Guine?? 1-3-10 ¾ ½ Jar 1-6-6 1 Danble? L Don? 2-2-3 2 ¼ Daubloons 1-17-7 ½ ₤29-10-3 ¾ 30 half ?????? @25/- 37-10-“ 10 Dollars------ 2-10- £69-10-3 ¾ 1 of 6 ¾ 10 6 ¼ 70- “-10 Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-3 45,46 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 For Value Received I promise to pay or cause to be paid Unto Charles Cuningham Or Order the Sum of Fifty pounds Halefax curency on or before the First day of Ninth Estate of G ? Witness my Hand Hallowell 19th day of 6th ? 1816 [torn our section] In presence of Benja Hubbs Note 1 – side 2 Recd on the wrMin? Note three honnd eleven shillings & two pence three farthings Receivd on Note tow Pound twelv Shilling [torn away section] the [torn away section] Day [torn out section] five Pound twelv Shillin the 10 Day of October in 1816 Note 2 – side 1 Halowell 24th of 6 Moth 1816 good to John Richmond or barer the sum of three pound two shillings Stephen Bo [torn our section] e [torn out section] n Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 Recd of Mary White by the hand of Israel Bowerman twelve Shillings & one penny being in full of all demands whatsoever Hallowell 23rd April 1816 } Armstrong & Dougall Note 3 – side 2 James R? Armstrong receipt in full Images 1-3 47,48 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Mr. Stephen Bower [torn out section] Bal. of Thos. Bea [torn out section] 2/4 Galls Rum – a 9/2 £1.”.3 Hallowell 26th. July 1816 Note 1 – side 2 2 26 of 9-month 1816 this day setteled all accompts with Isaac Huff H? Pound do him five pounds Stephen [torn out section] Note 2 – side 1 Recd Ameliasburgh the 27th. Apr 1819? Of William Wite for Stephen bowerman one pound Seven Shillings in full of all accounts up to this date Recd by me Silas Doset? For Avery Betosik? Note 2 – side 2 Receipt for carding wool at the consecon Note 3 – side 1 On demand with Interest I promis to pay John Richmond on order three pounds three shillings H Cyr Being for Value Recd Hallowell June 20th. 1819 } [torn out section] Jas. Dougall Note 3 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-3 49,50 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell the 7 of of July 1817 For Value Received I promise to pay John Stinson or his order the Sum of Seventeen Pounds ten Shillings HC on demand With Interest till paid as Witness my hand [torn section of the note] [Transcribers note: at the bottom of this note are numerical figures in what appears to be pounds, shillings and pence which may or may not relate to it] 15-3-7 6 91-1-6 20 1821 3/.18-2 12 6 2/58 1-14-3 6 8-0-3 18- 12-3 1-10-3 15-3-7 16-13-10 Note 1 – side 2 [numerous figures which appear to be in pounds, shillings and pence] Recd payment in full by J? Stinson Note 2 – side 1 December the 29th – 1819? On demand I Promise to pay Daniel McFall and Eligah Cunningham or their order the sum of two pound fifteen Shilling HC it beng for received as Witness my hand Stephen B [torn section] In Preasence of David Stinson Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bow Note 3 – side 1 Received Hallowell 20th march 1819 From Steven Bowerman Seven Shillings and Two pence in full of Doctor Abbots? Account in Partnership with John’s Nermans? Ebenr Washburn Note 3 – side 2 Abbets receitt Images 1-3 51,52 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Mr Stephen Bowerman pleas to pay Anson Breisten? Ten Dolars And three quarters and you will Oblige your friend Hallowell 3rd January 1817 Joel Carpenter Note 1 – side 2 the amount paid that is within 15 of 1 month 1819 receivd on the within eight dollars & a half received of Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 Halowell the 9 of 4 month eighteen hundred & seventeen for vallue receivd I prommes to pay to David Osterhout or the bearer fifty three dollars on or before the first day of second month next Royel Belnap [torn section] rman Sophia Terrell Note 2 – side 2 July 1th 1819 Then Received on thee witin note forty three Dollars anf fifty Cents – Stephen Bowerman note 53 dollers David Osterhout Note 3 – side 1 Friend Jotnathan Bowerman Pleas to pay the barer Garat Striker one hundred and five dollars and charge the Same to me and by So doing thee will oblige thy friend Vincent Bowerman Hallowell 11 of 7 mo 1818 Note 3 – side 2 Recd 16 of 11 mo. 1818 on the within order the Sum of four pound one shillings & ? pene ?66 Recd by me Jonth Bowerman Images 1-3 53, 54 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 for Value receivd I promise to pay Joseph M Smith or barer Eighteen bushels of good Merchantable wheat to be deliverd at Steven Congars Mill in the sixth town by the first of februray next as witness my hand this first day of Novemeber 1818 in presence of Stephen [torn out section] an Parker Smith ? Note 1 – side 2 Stephenbowerman Note fo 18 bushels of wheat Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell May the 15, 1818 Mr Stephan Bowerman Please to Pay the barer eleven dollars and And a half and this shal by your Dis charge Justus? Tremain Jun Note 2 – side 2 Justes Trumans receipt 2-19-6 Note 3 – side 1 For Value received at Hallowell 5 of June 1818 On demand with Interest I promise to pay James Dougall or bearer ten pounds, Seventeen shillings & seven pence H Cy. [torn out section] Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Notee ₤10 2/9? -7 ₤11-6-7 12-10— 11- 6-7 ₤1. 3. 5 Images 1-3 55, 56 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell the 3 of 2 month 1818 for vallue receivd I prommes to pay unto William Wilcox or the bearer the sum of fiftey two dollars and sixty sents payabel one day after the pressent date Stephen Bowerman [torn out section] Note 1 – side 2 Haloill the 10 of 4 mo 1818 Receivd on the with in seven pounds & fore shillings Hallifx curency Dollars cents 52 60 13 – 3 7 – 4 5 – 19 Note 2 – side 1 Reced of Stephen Bowerman one shilling in full of all amounts to this date May 29th 1819 James Dougall Note 2 – side 2 James Dougal receipt 1819 Note 3 – side 1 Received Hallowell 25th Septr 1819- from William Wilcocks Two Pound and a penny – in full for a Judgment and costs in a Suit in favor of Reubin Bedal Esqr against Stephen Bowerman - Ebenr – Washburn J-P- Note 3 – side 2 Ruben Bedel receit Note 4 – side 1 For Value Receved I promis to pay to Vincent Bowerman Executor as bearrer the Sum of thirteen pounds and? one Shiling and ten pence payable one year after Date with Interest Note 4 – side 2 St. Bower Mans Note ₤13.1.10 Back to top | ||
Folder: 1-4, (Bowerman, 1820 – 1829), 45 notes Images 1-4 01, 02 ( 1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 This Indenture made August the twenty second, In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty nine. Betwen Stephen Bowerman of the township of Hallowell in the county Prince Edward midland district and Province of upper canada yoeman of the one part, And Elias Beadle of the township county District and Province aforesaid yoeman of the other part, Witnesseth that I the said Stephen Bowerman for and in consideration of the sum of Thirty pounds lawful money of the said Province Received in full to my satisfaction of the aforesaid Elias Beadle the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged Hath given granted Bargained and sold And by these presents Doth give grant Bargain sell convey transfer and confirm unto the aforesaid Elias Beadle his heirs and assigns for ever, a certain piece of land in the aforesaid township of Hallowell by admeasurement neither more nor less than fifteen Acres of land, Buted and Bounded or may be otherwise known as follows i. e. No 3 where a post is planted of distance fifty two chains sixty three & a half lnks from the front of said lot No 3 where a post is planted then north twenty degrees east fifteen chains eighty links then south seventy degrees east nine chains fifty links then south seventy degrees east fifteen chains and eighty links then south seventy degrees east nine chains and fifty links to the place of Beginning so that the said piece of land may not comprehend nor contain more nor less than fifteen acres of land as may be found or ascertained by the nearer calculation of surveying –– –– –– –– To have and to hold the above granted and bargained premises with all priviledges and appertenances thereto belonging free of all incumbrances rents and remainders whatsoever unto the said Elias beadle his heirs and assigns to his and their own proper use benefit and behoof for ever. And I the said Stephen Bowerman do for myself any heirs executors administrators & assigns covenant to and with the said Elias Beadle his heirs executor administrators & assigns that at and until the insealing? of these presents I am well seized of the said premises in fee simple that I have good right & lawful authority to sell and transfer the same in manner & form as above written that they are free and clear of all incumbrances and I will warrant and defend the same against all lawful claims & demands of any person or persons whom soever unto the aforesaid Elias Beadle his heirs and assign for ever In Witness Whereof I the said Stephen Bowerman have hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year first above written and in the ninth year of his Majesty’s Reign Sign’d Sealed and Deliver’d in presence of Stephen [hole]owerman Nathaniel Brascombe Alexander . P. Sherriff Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman’s Deed to Elias Beadle ––––––– Images 1-4 03, 04 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 On demand I promis to pay William Goouch two pounds twelve shillings and sixpence H Currency to be paid within six months from the present Date with Intirest being For value Recived Hallowell 15th of 5th mo 1820 Stephen B[hole]man Note 1 – side2 oald nd oald notes Note 2 – side 1 Recvd of Stephen Bowerman one Dollr in full of all Demands up to this date. Like wise of William William in full of all demands up to this date Hallowell 15th Jan 1820 Luke Wallis Note 2 – side 2 Luke Wallis receipt for Stephen Bowern Wm William Note 3 – side1 On demand I promise to pay W C Barker or Bearer the Sum of Five pounds Eight Shillings & 1 ½ d for Value Recvd March 23 1821 W-m Barker Stephen Bo[torn out] paid by cash 5 – 13 – 1 ½ £ 5 10 -0 paid by Strsk?n? Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note Images 1-4 05,06 (4 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 For value recvd I promise to pay John Stickney or order on demand Two pound four Shillings H Cncy with Interest witness my hand this 15th March 1821 Stephen [hole]werman executor to J Beatys estate Interest 8 years 1 month £ 1 – 1 – 2 ½ Note 2 – 4 – 0? May 1st 1829 £ 3 – 5 – 2 Note 1 – side 2 Recvd on within Note three pounds May 1st 1829 from Stephen Bowerman Recd on withn Note four Shilliy May 22 . 1829 from [hole]tephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 Kingston June the 29th 1821 Recevd of Stephen Bowar- two pounds Curency which is Endorst on a note which I hold against James Holland Daniel? Townsend? Note 2 – side 2 [ some ciphering] Note 3 – side 1 Is Value Recevd I promis to pay James Garrett or barer three Sume att three poundes Sevene Shillings and Six pence In flomes? on parte Deliverd at there Sinerenes? hause? In Hallowelle April th 26 1821 to Bepaid ?ice Stephen B[torn out] first day att January? nex(t) Note 3 – side 2 [torn out] in Aprile 4 26 1821 [ " ] Shillings and Six pence Note 4 – side 1 Kingston, Sept. 13th 1821 For value received I promise Marshall S. Bidwell to pay him or bearer [torn out]ven pounds one shilling & two pence half penny with in - trust . Witness my hand Israel Bowerman B. Bidwell Witness? If Stephen Bowerman has not aperd with Ketchum to pay one half of the Ret.? fee, part? £1.5 Chatam? ?he Note 4 – side 2 Israel Bowerman Note £ 7 – 1 – 2 ½ Recived on the within note the Sum of five pounds nineteen shillings, one pound five shillings being deducted according to agreement made with W. Bowerman when the note was given M. S. Bidwell received in full on the with in Images 1-4 07,08 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 May the 10 1822 Recevd of Steven Bowerman ?...? ?..her [scribble] £ 3 – 5 – 0 Shillings twenty Shillings In Dojt? enthsa ne? James Palmer? [coarse hand] Note 1 – side 2 paid to Roxanna foster [ciphering] Note 2 – side 1 Hallowele Recd of Mr Stephen Bowerman on Order on William Clarke for the sum of £ 1 – 6 – 9 ½ H Ce Hallowell James Chesis? 3rd June 1822 Note 2 – side 2 Wm Casey recipt Note 3 – side 1 Amount recd of Young –– £ 8 – 7 – 4 Costs of Bowerman is –––––––––––– Balance owe W. Bowerman £ 6 – 0 – 0 Bath, 1 Feb 1822 Paid the amount to W. Israel Bowerman Images 1-4 09,10 ( 4 Notes ) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Received Kingston 22ond Oct 1822 from Stephen Bowerman Seven pounds Ten Shilling Currency in part of his account by William Clark – for Neal McLeod William McDonald £ 8 – 13 – 7 7 – 10 – 0 ––––––––––– £ 1 – 3 – 7 Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Recvd by the hands of Wm Clark one pound Ten Shilings HC For Jthins? Boman? For the Inves? of Hrs? it Being in full Marysburgh? April th 15 1822 Alan Stephens Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 £ 4 – 15 – 7 ½ 4 – 6 On demand with interest I promise to pay E. 4 – 11 – 1 ½ W. Armstrong four pounds fifteen Shillings d 7 ½ curency for value recd or to his order [cipher] Kingston 14th March 1823 [bottom torn off] Note 3 – side 2 2 ? Cham? 6 1 – 0 Astsiny? Powden? 1 – 6 [very faded] Armige? 2 – 0 –––––––– 4 – 6 Note 4 – side 1 £ 4 – 11 – 0 On demand with interest I promise to pay E. W. Armstrong or order four pounds eleven shillings currency for value recd Kingston 14th March 1823 Stephen B[hole]werman Amt of note 4 – 11 – 0 Interest 0 – 13 - 0 Int on this Sum for 5 years 20 days 3 – 18 - 0 is 23 / 7 – –– –– £ 1 – 3 - 7 Bal due on note £ 5 – 1 - 7 Note 4 – side 2 Note S Bowerman £ 4 – 11 – 0 [faded] 5 from L Norton Images 1-4 11,12 (2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 In Six Months from the Date I Promise to pay unto Caleb Platt the sum of Seven pound ten Shillings H. C. As Witness our hands this twenty Sixth Day of Feby in the year one thousand Eight hundred and Twenty Three Caleb Platt Jnr Stephen B[corner torn off] man Note 1 – side 2 Paid £ 9 – 16 – 2 10 –––––––––––– 10 - 6 - 2 £ 7 – 10 C[corner torn off] Bowermans Note Note 2 – side 1 18 of 8th mo th 1823 Received from Stephen Bowerman Ten Dolls Due Twenty Six three Shillings & four pence C Valentine Paid by T Nash Eleven Dollars Feb? 19th 1823 [torn out] o four Pound seventeen shillings I [smear] –––––––––––––––––––––– chd in a/c of Stn Bowerman £ 7 -1- 0 due to this ?pay as I aught to have paid it before T Nash Note 2 – side 2 Hallowell the 10 of fifth month eighteen hun dred and twenty two for value receivd I promes to pay Charlotte Valentine thirty six dollers & three shilling & fore pence on demand enterest til paid Stephen Bow[torn out] Images 1-4 13,14 (4 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Good to Gilbert I Clapp or Barer for two pounds four Shilling H. C With Interest being For Value Recd as Witness my hand at Hallowell this 1 Day of 3? month 1824 Exeter to Etat G. B. Johnathan [hole]owerman Note 1 – side 2 Johnath Bowerman Note for £ 2 – 4 – 0 Halowell Novm 1828 For on the within Note one pound five Shillings Cr By me Gilbert I? Clapp Recd payment in full 28 of 4 mo 1828 Note - 2 – 4 Interest – 0 – 7 ½ Note 2 – side 1 September th 14 1823 Friend Stephen Bowerman please to Pay William White or Bearer the sum of Fifteen Dollars and Charge the Same to me Levi West and Nancy Vit? Note 2 – side 2 Levey West receipt Note 3 – side 1 Hollowell Dec 9 1834 Recd of Steven Bowman $ 9 – 1 – 5 for Thrashing in ful of all demands Bey,eh,? Loomis Note 3 – side 2 [blank] Note 4 – side 1 On or before the tenth day November next for value receivd I promise to pay Daniel McFall or bearer one pound six shillings and three pence Hx Cy as witness my hand this: the first [hole] of September 1824 Note 4 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-4 15,16 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 21 – 17 – 4 I promise to pay James Dougan or bearer twenty one pound seventeen shillings & four pence H Cy sun day after date Value Recd at Hallowell Dec 8th 1824 Stephen [corner torn off] Note 1 – side 2 Recd 11 Nov on the within [ corner torn off] Received 16th Nov 1825 on the wit[ " " ] den? on Book ––––––––– Recie on the within £ 2 – 16 – in Pock? Stephen Bowerman Note £ 21 – 17 – 4 [ ciphering down note] [bottom line] £ 20 – 16 – ½ Note 2 – side 1 Mr Stephen Bowerman Senr 1821 To Thomas Beasley Db Mar 12 To balance due paid delivered ––––––– £ 1 – 4 – 2 Interest on the above from the 12th March 1821 till the } 0 – 4 – 6 12th March 1824 – 3 years ____________ due Thos Beasley £ 1 – 8 – 8 ––––––––––––– Hallowell 14 th March 1824 Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 1 of 6 month 1825 at Hallowell for vallue receivd I prommes to pay Israel Bowerman five pounds twelve shillings & 4 pence H C Stephen Bowerman Stephen [torn off] Note 3 – side 2 Stephe Bowerman not Images 1-4 17, 18 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 on Demand I promise to pay – Thomas Eyre or Bearer the Sum of one – Pound Two Shillings and Six Pence Value Received Hallowell} Stephen [torn section] Octr. 11th 1825 - Note 1 – side 2 Stephn Bowerman Note ₤1-2-6 Note 2 – side 1 First Principle on a note Signed by Stephen Bowerman, in favor of R. Clark. was ₤35. of which sum ten Shillings ? – The Interest to the 2d May 1825. is ₤5”19”8 H. Cy John C. Clark Ernest Town, 14th May, 1825. 40 19-4 35 1 5-19-4 39-19-4 40-19-4 Note 2 – side 2 To; S. Bowerman Note 3 – side 1 For value Received in a pri? I prommise to pay Truman Card or Barror the Sum of three pound ten Shillings one year from next January Halowell June the 10-1826 Janiel Mcfall Stephen [torn out section] Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note £3.10 Images 1-4 19, 20 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Frinds Stephen and Judah Bowerman pleas to pay Benjamin C Colby – five Shillings and Nine pence and Intrict? Returne the mony as soon as I can. and oblige Jonathan Bowerman Hallowell 17 of 7 mo. 1826 Note 1 – side 2 Jonathan Bowerman S d order for 5 - 9 five shillings receivd on the within Note 2 – side 1 Halowell the 2 of 2 month 1827 this is to sertify that I have receivd of Stephen Bowerman sixtey fore bushels of wheat H Twentey two garts and twentey one burshels & 3 pecks which Danniel Levens has got the accompt of Job Huff Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Bal Due Thos D H Penrose} ₤ up to 11 mo 29th 1817 6.5.6 al??? - 1 – ₤ 6.6.6 Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Note 4 – side 1 hallowill the 7 of third month 1827 for Value Received I promis to pay Nathanel Brancomb or order the Sum of twenty Six pound halifax Currency on demand with in tres tel paid as witness my hand Stephen [torn section] owerman Note 4 – side 2 20 of 8 month 1829 33? the interest on this note 25 14-6 paid except ten shillings 25.14.6 receivd on the with in 2 10 twelve shillings & 6 pence 28.4.6 1-13-[torn section] 30 28.7-6 1 12 6 Images 1-4 21, 22 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Stephen Bowrman Oct 6th 1826 to Dressing 18 yds – at 1/3 ₤1=2=6 Nov 15th Ditto 15 ¼ yds – at /9 =11=7 Dec 1st Ditto 12 ½ yds – at /9 =9=4 ½ 1827 Ditto 11 ½ yds – at 2/ 1=3 Credit by flower and Little Wheat ₤3=6=5 ½ 3=0=2 ½ Credit in full up to this Date ₤ =6=3 6 3 Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowrman 2-2-5 4-3 6/3 16-1 6 10 1-6-4 5 16-1 Note 2 – side 1 Stephen Bowman Please to the Bearer 20 Shilling in Cash And Charge the same? to Me And Oblige yours?} Novembr 22 1827 } Hallowell benjamin Ferguson Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Three days after date I promise to pay James Noxon Executor to the Estate of the Late Willet C Barker or order three pounds four Shillings and one penny Currency For Value Rec,d I Witness my hand Hallowell, 26 of 3 mo 1829 Stephen [torn section] Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note ₤3”4”1 Interest 4-6 ₤3”8”7 Note 4 – side 1 Recd Hallowell May 16th 1829 of Samuel Mirnells? A note against John Murney for eight pounds eight Shilling on a/c of Stephen Bowerman Barker &? Stevenson Note 4 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-4 23, 24 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Nanty Days after Date I Promise to Pay Adam Hubbs or Bare two Pounds Seven Shillings and ? fa? Value [torn section] eived Hallowell 6 may 1829 Stephe [torn section] Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 S Bowerman Note ₤2-7-6 Note 2 – side 1 Recd of Stephen Bowerman two pounds currency on a/c Hallowell 3d day oct-1829- L Wallis – Note 2 – side 2 L Walleses Receipt £2-0 0 Note 3 – side 1 Recd from George Penrose on act. of Stephen Bowerman goods to amount of Twelve Shills. & 8? [torn]d – Hallowell 1st. June 1829 W. Conger Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Note 4 – side 1 for vallue receivd I promes to pay Wm Ballard or bearer the sum of three pounds nine shillings HC Halowell the 28 second month eightteen hundred and twentey nine Stephen Bowerman Stephen [torn section] owerman Note 4 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman ₤3”9”- Images 1-4 25, 26 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell 23rd June 1829 ₤1”3”0 three days after date for Value Recd I promis to pay to Geo Munro or bearer the Sum of one Pound three Shillings H/Cy with interest from the date as witness my hand – Stephen [torn section] owerman To 1 Gall Whiskey 2/6 To 3 qts Whiskey 1/10 ½ 6d By ½ Bushel Barl? [torn section] Note 1 – side 2 Note Stephen Bowerman ₤1”3”0 Note 2 – side 1 Recd from Stephen Bowerman by the hands of Geo. Penrose – The Sum of four Dollars – Hallowell 29 June 1829- W. Conger Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 2.10 1 3.10 Wilson Conger 5 month 27-1829 By surveying 2-15s.0 By survey bill 15/ 0-15 0 to 14 burshels of potatoes 1-3-0 to 3 burshels of corn 1-9 0 to trade at penroses on my accompt 10/ 0-10-0 Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-4 27, 28 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Stephen Bowerman To George Penrose Dr 1829 6 mo 2nd. T Goods pr Wilson Conger 1 dozn Studds - .4 ½ 1 lb. Pepper - 1.6 1 Gimblett 3d - ..3 Knife - ..7 ½ ½ lb. Powder .1” 1 ¾ lb. shot - “1”2 1 Bottle - “. ”5 ₤2.5.4 Note 1 – side 2 [Ciphering] Note 2 – side 1 Whereas Stephen Bowerman has so far deviated from the good order of Friends as to neglect our meetings and attend seperate meetings set up by those who have identified themselves with Elias Hicks who we believe holds forth doctirines of Unbelief and Infidelity our labours of love being extended and not appearing to recliam we therefore testify against his being any longer a member of our Society ‘till he by amendment of life may make Satisfaction which that he may be favour’d to do is our desire Signed in and by direction of West Lake Monthly Meeting held 15th of 1st month 1829 A Copy. Gilbert Dorland. Clerk. Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-4 29, 30 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 For Value received, on demend, I Stephen Bowerman promise to pay Rueben Clark or order, the sum of Fifty four pounds, twelve Shillings and Six pence Halifax Cy As Witness my hand at Ernest Town this Seventeenth day of August, 1827. The condition of the above obligation is such, that if the above named Stephen Bowerman Shall procure or cause to be procured, a power of Attorney from Jonathan Bowerman of the Township of Hallowell to the above named Reuben Clark, to Collect a certain note of Hand, Signed by Samuel How, and bearing date the twenty eighth day of the first month, 1820. for the Sum of fifty pounds Currency. With Interest. or to procure of the said Jonathan Bowerman a ?ationable note of hand, for the above mentioned Sum of money payable to the said Reuben Clark on demand. and to have the said Power of Attorney or Said Note of Hand, conveyed to the Said Reuben Clark within the space or term of ten days from the date hereof. Then this obligation to be null and void. otherwise to remain and continue in full force and virtue – In Presents of S [torn section] owerman John C. Clark Note 1 – side 2 Note from Stephen Bowerman to Reuben Clark with a Condition Images 1-4 31, 32 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 [This document is badly faded] This Indenture Made and Executed this Seventeenth day of September In the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty there by and Between Gideon Vincent of the Township of Beekman County of Washington and State of New York of the One Part and Isaac Weeks of the Township of Ameliasburgh Midland District and Province of Upper Canada of the ???? Past Witnesseth? that the Said Gideon Vincent for and In the Consideration of the Sum of One Hundred and Seventy five Pounds Lawful Money of the Province of Upper Canada to Him In hand Paid All? Or before the Finding? [stain on paper] ???? of their? Presents the ? ? Is Hereby Acknowledged An Confered hath Granted Bargained Sold Ali? Released and Conferred On by those Present Do Grant Bargain Sell Ali? Release and forever Confirm Unto the Said Isaac Weeks and to his Heirs And Assigns forever All that Certain Part or Tract of Land Situate Lying and Being In the Township of Ameliasburgh Midland District and Province of Upper Canada Containing by a measurement One Hundred Acres be the Same More or Less Being Comprised of Lot Number five on the East Side of Hillair lake Being Part of the land Granted to John Stinson Commencing at The Waters Edge of Hillars Lake at a Post Planted by Him ? Adjoining Rowland Shearmans? Land then Runing South thirty one Degrees thirty Minutes East Sixty five Chains Sixty links More Or Less to the Corner of Gideon Bowermans Land and at a Post Planted by Henry Smythe then South fifty Eight Degrees thirty Minutes West fifteen Chains Twenty Seven Links to a Post Planted By Henry Smythe and At the Limit Between Lots Number five and Six then North thirty one Degrees thirty Minutes East Sixty five Shains Sixty Links Mor Or Less to the Waters Edge of Hillars Lake then Along the Waters Edge to the Place of Beginning to hand and to Hold Said Parcel of Land Hereby Granted to Him the Said Isaac Weeks With all and ? the Priveledges and apperturances Hereunto Belonging or in Any ware appertaining and the Said Gideon Vincent Doth for Himself his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns forever Warrant and Defend? The Within Mentioned Premises to the Said Isaac Weeds and to his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns In Witness the Said Gideon Vincent Hath Hereunto Set his Hand and said? In the Presence of Hollott? Clarke William Beach Gideon Vincent Note 1 – side 2 Received on that Day and In the year within ? the Within Mentioned Sum of One Hundred and Seventy five Pounds Lawf Money of our Said Province of Upper Canada Gideon Vincent Images 1-4 33, 34 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these Presents that I Stephen Bowerman of the Township of Hallowell in the County Prince Edward Midland District and Province of upper Canada yeoman am held and firmly bound to James T Lane his Heirs Executors administrators and Assigns in the penal Sum of Six hundred pounds good and lawful Money of this Province aforesaid for which payment will and truly to be made and done I bind myself my Heirs Executors and administrators jointly The Condition of the above obligation is Such that if the above bound Stephen Bowerman his heirs Executors or administrators or either of them shall and do give Grant and exicute a good and sufficient Deed or Conveyance unto the aforesaid James T Lane his heirs and assigns for the west half of Lot No Nine in the first Concession Lake Side in the Township of Ameliasburgh in the County and District aforesaid within one year after the date of this Bond then this obligation shall be null and Void otherwise to remain and stand in full forse and Virtue Signed Sealed and Delivered St [torn section] in Presence of Robt McCartney Executor [torn section] Isaac Bull Giddeon [torn section] Note 1 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-4 35, 36 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these Present that I James T Lane of Hillier in the County of Prince Edward have assigned and made over and of these Presents do assign and make over unto Joseph Shuter of the City of Montreal merchant Robert C. Wilkins of Township of Ameliasburgh merchant all my right title Interest claim and demand whatsoever to the annexed Bond or obligation given by Stephen Bowerman to me, conditions for the ? of a deed of a certain Lot of Land therein mentioned. In consideration of the sum of fifty – pounds to me in Land paid by the said Joseph Shuter and Robert C. Wilkins at or before the sealing & delivery of these presents – and the better to enable the said Robt C. Wilkins and Joseph Shuter offically? to receive and receive the said premises hereby assignd for their own use & benefit I do hereby appoint them my true and lawful Attorneys to demand and receive? due for recover the same to ? for their sole use and benefit – and I do hereby covenant promise and agree to and with the said Robert C Wilkins and Juseph Shuter that I have not received or discharged any part of said Bond – no shall nor will release nore? suit vacate or disavow any suit or other legal proceedings to be had for recovering the same – In witness where of I have hereunto let my hand & seal the day of 1832 Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Bond Images 1-4 37, 38 Carm Foster Mr Washburn Sr I am A Poor Condemned Criminal But no Pennetance I acknaledg my fault and feel determined for to do so no more and Leed a different life from What I ever did before god being my helper I feel it to be my duty to make restetuition to all those that I ever ronged and pray their forgiveness I nevr ronged you but I no who did and as far as in me lies I will make you restetution now Sir at the time that you lost your money I was in York Jail But last Note 1 – side 2 Now Sir the troble of serching is not much and I feel in hopes and have some Reason to blieve your troble will not be in vain Sir I Pray that you will not expose me nor my to images? me to you and all other well meaning and well desand People I Moste Humbley acknaledg my formor faults both to the Publick and to sosiety I and Pray their forgiveness So no more at this time but would be glad if you meet with success in finding it you would take the troble to wright to me and let me no I am Sir your Moste Humble and obedent and Penetent Servent in Kingston Jail December the 16 1824 Nathan DW Osbourn I once more beg that you will not let me be exposed by this not let it go about for my case and cuvicton is allreddy bad enough 16 Decr. 1824 Mr Simeon Washburn Halowell Nathan W. osburns Letter respecting My money [Transcribers note: initials follow which I cannot make out] Images 1-4 39, 40 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 [Transcribers note: the scrawl of the writing on this page makes most of it unreadable] The above note was ? for a fanning mill wich is wann??? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Holwell the ?? 1827 ? ? Stephe [torn section] Clark Winslow Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowrmans Note £ 6-5 in wheat payd ? James ? mill fire? the first of January 1829 Images 1-4 41,42 (1 Note 2 sides) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 This Indenture made the [hole] day of may in the year of our Lord One thousand Eight [hole] undred and Twenty Seven Between Gideon Vincent of the Township of Beekman, County of Washington and State of New York And Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman of the Township of Hallowell Prince Edward County and Province of Upper Canad Yeoman of the first part and Isaac Weekes of the Township of Hillier Midland District and province of Upper Canada Yeoman of the second part Witnesseth that they the said Gideon Vincent Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman For and in Consideration of the sum of One Hundred pounds of the Lawful money of the province of Upper Canada to them in hand paid by the said Isaac Weekes the Receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have Given Granted Bargained Sold Assigned Released Transfered Conveyed and Confirmed and by these Presents do give Grant Bargain Sell Assign Release Transfer Convey and Confirm unto the said Isaac Weekes His Heirs and Assigns All that Certain Tract or parcel of Land Situate Lying and being in the Township of Hilier Midland District and province of Upper Canada Containing by Admeasurement One Hundred Acres of Land be the same more or less Being Composed of Lot Number Five Note 1 – side 2 on the East Side of Willars Lake Being part of the Lands Granted to John Stinson Commencing at the waters Edge of Willars Lake at a post planted By Henry Smith adjoining Rowland Shearmei[hole] Lands Then Running South Thirty one Degrees Thirty Minutes East Sixty Five Chains Sixty Links More Or Less to the Corner of Gideon Bowerman’s Land and at a Post planted by Henry Smith Thence South Fifty Eight Degrees Thirty Minutes West Fifteen Chains Twenty Seven Links to a post planted by Henry Smith and at the Limit Between Lot Number Five and Six Thence North Thirty one Degrees Thirty minutes West Sixty Five Chains Sixty Links More or Less to the Waters Edge of Willars Lake Thence along the Waters Edge to the place of Begining To Have and to hold the said above granted Premises with all the priviledges and appertinances Thereof to Him The Said Isaac Weekes his Heirs and assigns to their own use forever and the Said Gideon Vincent Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowewrman For themselves and their Heirs do hereby Covenant with the Said Isaac Weekes his Heirs and Assigns that at the time of the Delivery Hereof that the Said Gideon Vincent Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowermanwere Lawfully and and actually seized of the above granted Premises as the true and Sole owners thereof in fee Simple and have good right and authority to Grant Bargain selle and Transfer the Same as aforesaid that they are free and clear from all incumbrances that the said Isaac Weekes his Heirs and assigns shall and may at all times hereafter quietly possess and enjoy the same and that the said Gideon Vincent Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowermanand their heirs will Warrant and defend the same to Isaac Weekes his heirs and assigns against the Lawful Claims of all persons whatever Subject however to the Reservations and Conditions con[hole] in the Original Grant thereof from the Crown In testimony whereof the Said G[hole] Vincent Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman have hereto their [hole] ds and seals the d[hole]nd year first aforesaid Signed Sealed and H? ?act? Delivered in David [torn off] presence of Images 1-4 43,44,45,46 (1 Note – 4 sides) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Lex? Date 10th July 1829 The Plan of Survey enclosed to me in your letter of the 6th Instant has been laid before the Council, with the Report of the Surveyor General ; and on the 2nd Instant the following answer was given to your Petition, viz “It does not appear from the Report of the Surveyor General of the 22nd June last, that the Petitioner has established a case requiring the intervention of the Government” The Report of the Surveyor General of the 22nd June, is, “that having examined the several Plans of the Township of Hallowell in the Surveyor General’s Office, viz, the Quebec Plan & Mr Alen Aitken’s, & Mr ? Rider’s, Plan, who was employed to complete the said Township in 1840 it appears that on all the said Plans the Line of Division between Lot No 18 in the 1st Concession on West lake belonging to the Petitioner, and Lot No 1 in the 1st Concession of the Military Tract, belonging to Henry Young, adjoining thereto, the said Line has been laid down as a direct Line and perpendicular to the front of the said Lake, and not as Wm Elmore has returned it on his Plan in the first instance, neither as Wm T Conger and Elmore have returned it on their Plan in the Second instance, neither have they” Note 1 – side 2 “they brought forward any Testimony to prove that the Line operated upon by them is a Line that was run by Mr Aitken, or by any authorized Surveyor, and, further, by the report on their Plan, it doth not appear thay they have commenced their operation on the Western Boundary Line of the 1st Concession, from which the Lots are numbered, at , or near to the outlet of West Lake into Lake Ontario, and there ( as the 4th Clause of the Act Cap. XIV passed 27th November 1812 directs) should have taken a true Meridian Line by observation of the course of the said Line and have transferred it, by another Meridian Line, by observation made on the East side of Lot No 18 in the 1st Concession; and then, had they reported that the Courses of the said Lines coincided, it would have been proof positive that the first operation by Mr Elmore, and the Second operation by Messrs Conger and Elmore, were correct, and the Line by Mr Aitken, who has not, however made any Report of the same to the Surveyor General’s office – and the Surveyor General therefore submits , that you will not lose a single Acre of Land thereby, in whatever manner this difficulty may hereafter be determined ( altho you state you will lose nearly 80 Acres) for whatever number of Acres may apparently at present be cut off from the East side of your” Note 1 – side 3 “your Lot, you will receive the same quantity on the West side thereof, as the side Lines in the description of the Patent to the original nomimee, Lieut Wm Moore are parallel to each other”. I am Sir your obed Sevt. A Mercey Mr Stephen Bowerman Hallowell Note 1 – side 4 Mr Stephen Bowerman Hallowell Fainy? Wm? David Back to Top | ||
Folder: 1-5, (Bowerman, 1830 – 1839), 85 notes Images 1-5 01,02 (2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 1828 Nov 1st Stephen Bowerman Dr To B Higgins Cr To 116 ¾ lbs Rolls Corded /6 2 – 18 – 4 ½ 1830 Sept 1st Cr By Note against L Knapp 0 – 10 - 0 1829 July 4th To 14 yr ? Dress? 1 / 9 1 – 4 – 6 ½ " 12 " Dress 1 / 6 0 – 6 – 0 1829 Nov 1st To 84 ½ lb Rolls Cord /6 2 – 2 – 3 1836 " 18 ¾ hwl Broke /3 0 – 5 – 5 July 1st " 11 ¼ yr Dr or pressd 1/3 0 – 14 – 0 " 11 yr fulld? / 6 0 – 5 – 6 " 24 ½ yr Dressd Bolt Green 2/3 2 – 16 – 1 ½ " 7 ½ yr Dress Bluish? 1/10 0 – 13 – 2 ½ 1830 Nov 17 To 103 ½ lb /5 2 – 3 – ½ 1831 July 20 " 11 ½ yr Butt full Sh pt / 8 0 – 7 – 8 " 3 ¾ " Butt full / 5 0 – 1 – 6 " 8 " Dressd Drub? 1 /9 0 – 14 – 0 –––––––––––––––––––––––––– £ 14 – 10 – 7 ½ 0 – 10 – 0 " 13 " full ? /5 0 – 5 – 5 " 4 " Dr ful? press 1/3 0 – 5 – 0 " 4 " Dr hud? 1/- 0 – 4 – 0 ––––––––––––––– To 1 lb of allum /9 added in £ 15 – 5 – 9 ½ 1831 May 4th Received Payment in full By Note 14 – 15 – 9 Bennet Higgins Note 1 – side 2 Benne Higgens hill Clothing Note 2 – side 1 This may inform all whom it may concern that I was at George Penroses when an amount of Settlement took place between Ste- phen Bowerman and Wilson Conger and of then understood that the amount of Certain Goods which Said W. Conger got then, together with four Dollars in Cash all an amount of Said Stephen Bowerman, was considered by Said W. Conger as being in full of all demands by him against Said Stephen Bowerman – Given under my hand at Hallowell this 6th of 3rd mo / March 1830 Saml Baker Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-5 03, 04 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell May 22nd. 1830 Received of Stephen Bowerman seventeen shillings and six pence in full of all demands up to this date John Sherriff Note 1 – side 2 J. Sherriffs Receipt Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 15th November 1830 ₤16..1..0 on or before the first day of may in the year onethousand Eight Hundred and thirty two for Value Recd I Promis to Pay to Geo Munro or – bearer the Sum of Sixteen pounds fifteen Shillings HfCy with interest from the date hear of, as witness my hand ----------- Stephen [torn section] owerman Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Note Stephen Bowerman ₤16..15..0 Note 3 – side 1 Recd of Mr. Stephen Bowerman the under mentioned Hcy 1 200 1 220 1 229 1 211 860 ? C 25/ - £10 15 “ David Smith 22d. Nov. 1831 Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-5 05, 06 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Three days after date for value Receivd I promise to pay Norman Ballard or bearer Eight pounds Sixteen Shillings 9d Cy with interst 31 May 1831 a balance on accounts Stephen [torn section] owerman Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman the Elder ₤8..16..9 Noet 2 – side 1 ₤14-15-9 for value Received I promised to pay Bennet Higgins or Bearer the sum of – fourteen pounds fifteen Shillings 19d – H.C. to Be paid By the first Day of feby.. Next With Inst.. as Witness my hand Hallowell May 4th 1831 Stephen [torn section] werman Note 2 – side 2 Hallowell ? to July? th 1833 Settled this Day and found Due Stephen Bowerman the sum of 7/9d – Bennet Higgins [the rest of this note contains cipherings in what appears to be pounds, shillings and pence] Note 3 – side 1 Wellington October 17 1831 – ₤3.0-0 Cy. – On the first day of October Next for value Received I promise to pay John Driscole or bearer the Sum of three pounds Currency with Interest from the date – Stephen [torn section] erman Note 3 – side 2 Recd on the within 5/2 ½ Jany 21. 1833 Images 1-5 07, 08 Carm Foster Recd. from Stephen Bowerman four Pounds 19/7 being the amounts in full of my account against him John Jones Hallowell 15 of 11 Mo 1831 Note 1 – side 2 William Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 5th mo 5th. 1831 Received from Stephen Bowerman Four pounds eight Shillings & six pence being in full to this date George Penrose Note 2 – side 2 Merchents Merchents Bills bills Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 11th May 1831 Received of Stephen Bowerman one pound Eleven Shillings and Six pence Cureny in full of Acct to this date For A. T??ea?l S. Stoughton Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-5 09, 10 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd. of Stephen Bowerman Ten pound Twelve Shillings two pence Currency in full of Acct. to this date Hallowell Oct 29 1831 Stoughton & Thirkell Note 1 – side 2 [Blank] Note 2 – side 1 Rec’d from Stephen & Isreal? Bowerman thirty four pounds nine Shillings & Eleven pence being the amt in full of their partnership Business with me on a/c of the Salt works This 4th of 8 Mo 1832 John Jones Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 £1-12-5{ Hallowell February 21st. 1832 for val received I promise to pay to Benet Higgins or barer the Sum of one pound twelve Shillings & five pence H.C with Interest Stephen [thorn secion] owerman Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note ₤1-12-5 Images 1-5 11,12 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 1832 Stephen Bowerman Sep 25 To Hubbs D Williams Dr £ - S - D To 83 lbs spools? corded a / 4 1 – 8 – 6 Jany 25 6 ¼ yds fulld a / 5 0 – 2 – 7 ½ 13 ¼ yds fulld Dy sinff? Drest 1/8 1 – 2 – 1 8 ¼ yds fulld shear Pressed a / 7 ½ 0 – 5 – 2 ll ––––––––––– Credit by one Bushel of Corn a 2/6 2 – 18 – 4 ½ 0 – 2 – 6 ––––––––––––– Balance £ 2 – 15 –10 ½ 0 - 18 - 4 –––––––––––––– £ 3 – 14 – 2 ½ Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman £ 2 – 15 – 10 £ 2 – 4 – 5 Received payment in full paid By Note April 6th 1835 Hubbs & Williams Note 2 – side 1 £ 5 – 0 – 0 Hallowell 20th Novr 1832 Ten days from that date I promise to pay to Stoughton & Thukull? or order the Sum of five pounds being Money Cash St[torn off]man Note 2 – side 2 S. Bowerman £ 5 – 0 – 0 Note 3 – sIde 1 £ 1-19 - 3 Good To Stoughton & Thukell? or order for the Sum of one pound Nineteen Shillings and three pence the Amount of Stewart Christys Account Stephe[hole]owerman 1 – 19 – 3 _ 9 £2 – 0 – 0i Due on Strikers Acc Note 3 – side 2 S. Bowerman £ 1 – 19 – 3 Images 1-5 13,14, (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Recd Hallowell May 9th 1832 from Elias Bedal thirteen pounds one shiling & three pence for Stephen Bowerman Barker Stevenson Note 1 – side 2 Stevenson receipt £ 13 – 1 – 3 Note 2 – side 1 £ 1 – 19 – 3 Hallowell 11th Nov 1832 Received of Stephen Bowerman a Due Bill for one pound Nineteen Shillings and three pence for Stewart Christys Account Stoughton & Thishell? (Thistle?) Note 2 – side 2 Stouten in Co receipt £ 1 – 19 – 3 Note 3 – side 1 Hallowe November the 22 th 1832 Received the full amount of payment William Lauder Junier and Francis Rutherford and William Lauder senor William Lauder Note 3 – side 2 Scock men? Receipt Images 1-5 15,16 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Received of Stephen & Israel Bowerman Twenty nine pounds H. Cy for work done in their Salt well and all other demands whatsoever up to this date Hallowell 26th April 1832 John H. Covell Note 1 – side 2 John H Covell receipt for £ 29 Note 2 – side 1 £ 11 – 0 – 0 Hallowell 9 November 1832 two years after date, I promise to pay Garret Striker or bearer, the sum of Elevan Pounds and Pence, Halifax Currency, with Interest, for value received. Stephen [hole]owerman Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 Received of Stephen Bowerman one pound fifteen Shillings & three pence Curry on a/c & to the audet of Jonathan Striker with us Hallowell 10th Jany 1833 Stoughton& Thiskell [!] Note 3 – side 2 Jonathan Striker receipt Images 1-5 17,18 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 2 – 15 – 11 ½ Recd of Stephen Bowerman the Sum of two pounds fifteen Shillings and 11 ½ in full of his account David Smith Note 1 – side 2 David Smith receipt in full 9 of 5 mo 1833 Note 2 – side 1 November 2nd 1833 fourteen months after date I promise to pay H Well? or Bearer the Sum of four pounds fifteen Shillings Curency being For Value Stephen [hole]owerman Note 2 – side 2 S Bow[scribble] 4 – 15 Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell March 1st 1833 £ 29 – 17 – 8 Three days after date I promise to pay Barker Stevenson or bearer twenty nine pounds Seventeen Shillings and eight pence curcy value reced no 3 Stephen [hole] werman Note 3 – side 2 Recvd on within note May 4 1833 42. 23/60 Bus Wheat at 4/9 amed? £ 10 – 1 – 4 Baker Stevenson Reced on within note May 18 1835 £ 10 – 13 – 9 per book account D B Stevenson Receed on within Dec 1st 1838 £ 2 – 10 – 1 per Book account D B Stevenson 1833 March Note –––––––––––––––––– 29 – 17 – 8 May 4 Paid ––––––––– 10 – 1 – 4 19 – 16 – 4 Int to 10 April 1839 _ 6 - 2 - 9 £ 25 – 19 – 1 1835 May 18 Paid 10 – 13 – 9 1838 Int 2 – 9 - 10 Dec 1 Paid 2 – 10 – 1 Int _ 1 - 0 15 – 14 – 8__ £ 18 – 04 – 5 1839 April 12 4 Bbls flour 37 / 6 _ 7 – 10 – 0__ £ 2 – 14 – 5 Cash ––– [hole] – 14 – 5 [inverted] Stephen Bowerman £ 29 – 17 - 8 Images 1-5 19, 20 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 £9.13.8 ½ Wellington 2 Oct 1833 Two years after date I promise to pay to Archd? McFaul or Bearer the sum of Nine pounds thirteen Shillings and 8 1/2d Currence with Interest after One year Value Received Stephen [torn section] owerman (B? 13) Note 1 – side 2 [Blank] Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell March 29th. 1833 two months arfter date I promise to pay J P Wiliams or Bearer the Sum of ten pound Curency Value Receivd Stephen [torn section] Note 2 – side 2 S B Note £ Note 3 – side 1 Good to Stoughton & Thirkell? or order for Twelve pounds three Shillings and three pence Curcy being balance due them on Settlement this day. payable 1st June next ------- Hallowell 10th may 1833 Stephen [torn section] owerman Note 3 – side 2 Stepn. Bowerman ₤12 .3 .3 9..18..9 2. 4. 6 Recd on the within note ₤3- 1- 1 17th. May 1833 2.10..0 3d July – 1833 ₤5.11..1 17 Oct – 1833 4..7 ..8 By wheat 19/3 - 28 lbs 9..18..9 Images 1-5 21, 22 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Reced Wellington 21 January 1833 From Stephen Bowerman Senior? The sum of Nineteen Shillings and four pence Cy in full to this date Archd McFaul Note 1 – side 2 Archey Mc fall Receipt for 21 of 1 mo 1833 Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 23 Feby 1833 Recived of Stephen Bowerman one pound Three Shillings and Ten pence being the amount of Israel Bowermans Account - Stoughton & Thirkell Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Recd from Elias Bedell the Sum of Nine pounds on a/c of Stephen Bowerman 4 July 1833 Archd McFaul Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-5 23, 24 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowel March 29th 1833 on or Befor the first of November next I promise to pay J P Williams or Bearer the Sum of fifteen pounds Curency with Interest Being for Value Stephen [torn section] werman Note 1 – side 2 £ s d Elias Bedle note 11-15-0 interest on the same . 13-0 to cash 2-19-3 15- 7-11 J P Williams Note £15- 0- 0 10-6 entered 15-10 6 £ s d for sevn months 0-10-6 2-7 currency? erman S Bow [this note appears to have been folded in such a way as to line up the above name so it would read S Bowerman] 15# Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 9th. Oct. 1834 £3 15 4 Recd. of Stephen Bowerman the Sum of three pounds fifteen Shillings Currency on his account – C Smith Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 30th December 1834 £7..10/10 ½ Three days after date I promise to pay to Anderson Austin or the Bearer the Sum of Seven pounds Ten Shillings & Ten pence ½ d Currency For Value Receivd – Stephen Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman’s Note £7..10/10 ½ 1835 [the remainder on this side of the note consists of ciphering] Images 1-5 25, 26 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 £15..8-1 Bloomfield 21st April 1834 Three days after date I promise to Pay to John Thirkell or order the Sum of Sixteen Pounds Eighteen Shillings and Seven pence Hy Currency for Value Received Stephen [torn section] werman Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note 1834 Decr 31 By this acct? on the within Note £4..3..4 [the rest of this side of the note consists of ciphering] Note 2 – side 1 10/- For £33.10.0 Cy Hallowell Oct. 7th 1834 Ninety days after date I promise to pay Israel Bowerman or order at the office of the Bank of Upper Canada Kingston [torn section] Thirty three pounds ten Shillings Currency Value received – Stephen [torn section] werman [ciphering] 2023 & Fauy? Note 2 – side 2 B.S. 429 Israel Bowerman X Wm. Rorke Note 3 – side 1 the twentey sixth of third month eighteen hundred & thirtey for vallue receivd I promes to pay to Charles kinney or the bearer two pounds three shillings & 4 pence payable Note 3 – side 2 S. Bowerman Note ₤2..3..4 Images 1-5 27,28 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 35 – 3 – 2 Currency Hallowell 28 of third month 1834 Thirteen months after date I promise to pay James Striker or bearer the sum of Thirty five Pounds three Shillings and two Pence, Halifax Currency, with interest, for value Received. Stephe[hole] Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 5 of third month 1836 receivd on the with in seven pounds [hole] 8 of seventh month eight hundred & thirty six received on the with in twentey six pounds ten shilligs Note 2 – side1 Halowell 13th of 1 month 1834 for vallue receivd I promices to pay to Thomas Morrisson or the bearer eight pownds fifteen shillings payabel the twentyeth of tenth month eightten hundred and thirtey five Stephen [hole]owerman Charles Kinney junior Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 7th of 6th Mo. 1834 For Value received I promise to pay to Dennis Rea gan or bearer at or before the first day of Eleventh Month ensuing the sum of six Pounds five shillings Cy. with Interest from the date hereof Stephen [torn out]werman William [ torn out] Thomas Note 3 – side 2 [several ciphers] Images 1-5 29,30 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Receivd of Stephen Bowerman Eight shillg currncy in full of all Demad of tis Not present Date Haldimad Oct 15th 1835 Davd. B. Alarich Note 1 – side 2 D B Alarich Note 2 – side 1 Wellington 12 March 1835 Mr Stephen Bowerman Send me to? the Bearer two or three Bushels of the Best apples you have Archd McFaul Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 14 May 1835 £ 3 – 10 – 11 Rec’d of Mr Stephen Bowerman the Sum of three pounds ten Shillings & 11 d Currency in full of all demands up to this date D. Smith Note 3 – side 2 Amt of Noed Images 1-5 31,32 (4 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 I am to pay Stephen Bowerman note for Twenty Pounds now in the Upper Canada Bank. Nov 28 1835 Wm Rorke [ on verticle] 11 – 10 – 0 11 – 6 – 4 ½ ––––––––––––– 3 – 7 ½ Note 1 – side 2 Received of Stephen Bowerman Eleven pounds Six Shillings and four pence ½ Currency being in full of all debts dues and demands Hallowell Novn 28 1835 Wm Rorke Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 21st of November 1835 Receivd of Stephen Bull Six Shillings and three pence by the hand of Sephen Bowerman David Stinson Note 2 – side 2 David Stinson receipt to Stephen Bull Note 3 – side 1 Recd of Stephen Bowerman fifteen shillings In full of all Demands up to this Date Hallowell 16th May 1835 –––––––––– Luke Wallace Note 3 – side 2 [blank] Note 4 – side 1 Received payment to the amount of eight shillings from Addam Emnonds on account of Stephen Bowerman in full up to this date May 30th 1835 Daniel Morgan Note 4 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-5 33,34 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 the Halowell the 31 of the twelfth month eighteen hundred & thirty five for vallue receivd I prommes to pay Timothy Drisdale or bearer the sum of fore pownds seven teen shillings & six penc payabel the first of forth month is now Stephen [hole]owerman Note 1 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman You will Pay the Bearer Timothy Drisdale the amt of this Note and Interest £5 – 1s 9d Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 twelve Mons after Date I pomes to pay Stephen White or barer the of five pound one Shilling and nine pence H C With interest from date as witnes My hand this 9 of 6 Month - 1835 Stephen [hole]owerman Note 2 – side 2 20 of 7 Month 1835 Received on the Within knote five Shillings 17 of 3 Month – 1839 Received on the Within knote thirteen Shillings and Six pence Note 3 – side 1 For £ 40 – Cr Hallowell June 27th 1835 Ninty days after date I promise to pay Stephen Blunt or order at the office of the Bank of Upper Canada Kingston Forty Pounds Currency Value received ––– X Stephen [hole]owerman 1 Aug.+ ap 36 ? / 28 Sept 448 S W [scribble] Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Blunt Stewart Wilson Conk? notes Images 1-5 35, 36 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 ₤3 -14-2 ½ twelve Months after date I promist to pay Benj Hubb or Barer the sum of three pound fourteen Shillings & /2 ½ Cy for Value Received with intrest from the date as Witness My hand this 6th day April 1835 Stephen [Torn section] werman Note 1 – side 2 ₤3-14-2 ½ Stephen Bowermans Note Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell August 13th 1836 Received of Stephen Bowerman the sum of six pounds five shillings fore building a sicern? which I wannent for three years John Cunningham Note 2 – side 2 John Cunningham receipt for building asistenis Note 3 – side 1 April 7 1836 R Received Of reubin Burlingham By the hand of Stephen Bowrman £1 5 0 Jonathan Striker Note 3 – side 2 [this side of the note has been scribbled over in such a manner as to indicate it is void] April 7 1836 Received One pound fiv shilling By the Hand of Stephen Bowrman Jonathan Striker Images 1-5 37, 38 Carm Foster Friend Steven Bowerman I have endorsed on thist note the Eight pounds that thou Received from Josiah Bowerman and as hee ware one of three parties – I did not leave any Reciet with Pheby Blunt – least it might lead into trouble please to Satisfy Josiah in Shewing him the above – for when To Sari? Josiah told him that it Should bee ? done – Sophiasburgh the 21 of 5 Month 1836 30 15 3 4/3 9 15 3 4/3 22 T Jacob Cronk 11 5 9? 11 9 7 Note 1 – side 2 Date of Joseph Bowerman note 16 2 mo 1833 given £69-2-9 Date of Peter Chron Hite note 17-of 6 mo 1839. £50-8-3 1 10 Date of John Cronkhite note 23 of 3 month 1838 £68 -10-10 0-1-10 68 1 5 5 6 9 5 £ s d interest on the amount 11-5 9 the interest on Joseph Bowermans note 30 15 3 4/3 cr pounds interest paid 30 15 3 4/3 11 5 8 ¾ 8 19 5 9? ¾ 11 9 7 Jacob Cronk notes £ S d PER JC The amount of 69 .2 .9 50 .8 .3 68.10.10 £ s d 188. 1.10 11-5-8 Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell March 8th. 1936 Mr Steven Bowerman Sir please to Let Wm Thomson have the five Bushels of apples that I was to have and oblige yours ? ? John Murney Note 2 – side 2 John Murney Order for 5 bushels of apples Images 1-5 39, 40 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Halowell the twintey at seccent of fifth month eighteen hundred & thirtey fore for vallue recievd I promes to pay Isarel Bowerman seventey fore pounds fourteen shillings pay a bet? The first of first month eighten hundred and thirtey six interest toll? paid Stephen [torn section] werman Note 1 – side 2 16 of second month eighteen hundred and thirtey five receivd on the with in seven pounds ten shillings receivd on the with in one pound ten shillings the 23? ? 1835? Receivd 5/4? on the within Steven Bowerman Note £74=14 Note 2 – side 1 Picton December 9th. 1837 Recived from Stepn. Bowerman Three pounds thirteen Shillings and eleven pence in full of all demands David Barker £3.13.11 ? N Steck? Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Received Wellington 27th May 1837 from Stephen Bowerman Sum Eight pounds Curncy In full of all demands to date Richd Mcfaul Pr Carrok? Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-5 41, 42 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 £1..5..0 Hallowell September the 9 1837 Nine months after date I promise To pay Elijah Y Cunningham or bearer The Sum of one pound five Shillings H Currency F Value Recevd Witness Thom [torn section] Bowerman [Transcribers note: the bottom of this note has been torn away. It appears there was something written on the torn piece] Note 1 – side 2 Thos Bowerman Note Note 2 – side 1 Received of Stephen Bowerman £1 0 8 the Sum of one pound and Eight pence in full of his accounto to this date David Smith Picton 25th July 1838 for Thos Baker Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Pict December 31th 1838 Received from Stephen Borman Seventeen Shillings and Six pence to be given to Alonzo Brown Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-5 43,44 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 70 – 5 – 0 Bloomfield 7th June 1838 Three days After date I promise to pay John Thiskell or Bearer the Sum of Seventy pounds Five Shillings Curcy For Value Recd Stephen [hole]owerman Note 1 – side 2 S Bowerman Note 24th Novr paid on the Note 2 – side 1 £ 26 – 5 – 7 Bloomfield 28th Novr 1838 Three days After date I promise to pay John Thiskell or Bearer Twenty Six pounds Five Sjillings and Seven pence Currency For Value recd with Interest Stephen [hole]werman Note 2 – side 2 S Bowermans Note paid on the within Twenty Five pounds Bloomfield 6th April 1839 Note 3 – side 1 Halowell 2 of 9 Mo, 1839 On or before the first of 6 Mo, 1841 For Value Receivd I promis to pay D. B. Hill or barrer twenty two pounds ten Shillings with interest Stephen [hole]owerman Note 3 – side 2 Recivd on the within noet twelve pounds five Shilings 19 of C. maittio? Recivd on the with in two bushels of clover sead three pounds ten Stephen Bowerman Note Reced ? ? 1841 for tolo? - 1 dns? Images 1-5 45,46 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 1 – 6 – 8 ½ Cy Picton July 20 1839 On or Before the 15th of September Next I promise to pay Chls Bockad or Bearer the sum of one pound six shillings eight pence half penny Currency Value Received Stephen [hole]werman Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note £ 1 – 6 – 8 ½ due 15 Sept 1839 Note 2 – side 1 £ 2 – 18 – 4 Cy Picton Augst 9 . 1839 On or before the fifteen day of September I promise to pay Chls Bockad or Bearer the sum of two pounds eighteen Shillings four pence Currency Value Recd Stephen [hole]werman Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – 18 – 4 due 15 Sept 1839 [some ciphering] Note 3 – side 1 Received of Gideon Bowerman Seven Shillings and six Pence on Acct of Stephen Bowerman R S Chapman & Co per Picton 25th March 1839 Gideon Striker Note 3 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-5 47,48 ( 3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell April 11th 1839 Received three pounds ten shillings from Stephen Bowerman Leger? in full of all accounts up to this date Daniel Morgan Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Bloomfield Sept 7th 1839 Receiveed of Steven Bourman thirteen Shillings and nine pence it beeing in full of all demands as to this date C C Haight Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 1839 July 2 Stephen Bowerman to J T Law to 500 Brick 3/ –––– £ 0 - 15 – 0 Sir Pleas pay the above amount to S. L. Harvy and oblige yours etc J. T. Law Note 3 – side 2 S Bowerman A/C – 15 – Received on the within a/c 15 it being in full of all a/c Hallowel July 26 1840 Simon L Harvy Images 1-5 49,50 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side1 Received Picton 3rd May 1839 from Stephen Bowerman the sum of fifteen shilligs H Cy in full of all accounts up to this date Wil[blot] Casey Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 4th of 3 month 1839 recevd of Ralph Hills a note of hand agains Thomas Clark for twenty sheep Stephen [hole]werman Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 For value receiv,d I promes to pay William Bricklay or bearrer the Sum of five pounds the first of October with intrest from the date Hallowell January 7th 1839 Stephen [torn out]werman Note 3 – side 2 1839 thirteenth 12 month received on the with in fore pownds five shillings H C [ciphering] Images 1-5 51, 52 Carm Foster [Transcribers note: It took two photos to complete the image on this page] This Indenture Made and Executed this Ninth Day of July one Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Two By and Between Stephen Bowerman of the Township of Hollowell County of Prince Edward and Province of Upper Canada Yeoman of the One Part and Elias Beadle of the Township of Hallowell County and Province Aforesaid Yeoman of the other Part Witnesseth that the Said Stephen Bowerman for and In the Consideration of the Sum of One Hundred Pounds Lawful Money of the Province of Upper Canada to them unto and Paid at or before the Inspecting? and Delivery of these Presents the Receipt where of Is hereby Acknowledged and Confered hath granted bargained Sold and by these Presents Do Grant bargain and Sell Unto the Said Elias Beadle and to his Heirs and Assigns all and Singular that Certain Parcel of Tract of Land Lying and Being In the Township of Hollowell Midland District and Province of Upper Canada Containing by Admeasurement fifty acres of Land be the Same More or less being Composed of the Rear Part of the West Half of Lot Number three In the Second Concession of Millitary Tract In the Township of Hollowell aforesaid Said fifty Acres of Land is Butted and Bounded or May be Otherwise Known that is to Say Commencing Where a Post Has Been Planted In the Center Line between the East and west Halves of Said Lot Number three And at a Distance of fifty two Chains [torn section] Forty Nine links and a half from the front of Said Concession Then North Twenty Degrees East fifty Two Chains Sixty three and A half links More or Less to the Allowance for Road In the Rear of Said Concession then North Twenty Degrees West Nine Chains fifty Links More Or less to the North West Angle of Said Lot then South Twenty degrees west fifty Two Chains Sixty Three And a half links More or less to where a Post has been Planted at the South west Corner of the Piece of Land Hereby Granted then South Seventy Degrees East Nine Chains fifty links More or less to the Place of Beginning To have and to Hold Said Parcel of Land Hereby Granted Unto them the Said Elias Beadle and to His Heirs and Assigns with All the Privileges and Appurtanances Hereunto Belonging Or In Anywise Appertaining Also All Buildings Woods ways waters and Water Courses to the Only Proper Use and Behoof of him the Said Elias Beadle and his Heirs and Assigns forever and the Said Stephen Bowerman his Heirs and Assigns Shall and will Forever warant and Defend the within Mentioned Premises Unto the Said Elias Beadle and his Heirs and Assigns Subject However to the Reservations and Conditions Contained in the Original Grant from the Crown ----------- In Testimony the Said Stephen Bowerman hath Hereunto Set his Hand and Seal on the Day and In the Year above Written -------- Signed Sealed and Delivered ----------------- In the Presence of Alex McDonald Stephen [torn section] owerman Nathaniel Branscomb Image 1-5 53 Carm Foster Deed of Conveyence Stephen Bowerman To Elias Beadle Image 1-5 54 Carm Foster Midland District To Wit Be it remembered that on the twenty fifth day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and thiry three at the Township of Hallowell, in the District aforesaid, Gilbert Orser of the Township of Hallowell aforesaid Yeoman, personally came before me Simeon Washburn Esquire one of his Majestys Justices of the Peace for the District aforesaid, and informed me, that Gideon Bowerman of the Township of Hallowell aforesaid Cabinet maker did commit a profanation of the Sabath day, commonly called Sunday, being on the twenty fourth day of this present month of March, by labouring on the Said Sabath day, in and about his Saw Mill in the Township of Hallowell aforesaid, contrary to the Statute in Such case made and provided. Whereuppon the Said Gideon Bowerman after being duly Summoned to answer the said charge, appeared before me the Said Simeon Washburn on the twenty Sixth day of this present month of March, at the Township of Hallowell aforesaid, and after having heard the charge contained in the Said Information did acknowledge, and voluntaryly confess the Same to be true. Therefore it manifestly appearing to me the Said Simeon Washburn the Justice aforesaid, that he the Said Gideon Bowerman is guilty of the offence charged upon him in the Said Information I do hereby convict him of the offence aforesaid, and declare and adjudge that he the Said Gideon Bowerman hath foreieted the Sum of five Shillings of lawful money of this – Province for the offence aforesaid, to be distributed and paid according to Law. Given under my hand and Seal the 26th day of March 1833. S Washburn J.P. Image 1-5 55 Carm Foster Conviction Of Gideon Bowerman Sabath Breaking Dated 25th March 1833 Images 1-5 56, 57 [Transcribers note: It took two photos to complete the image on this page] This Indenture, Made the Eleventh – day of May – in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hunderd and thirty, two – Between Stephen Bowerman, of the Township of Hallowell County of Prince Edward in the District and Province aforesaid Yeoman – of the second part, Witnesseth, That the said Stephen Bowerman for and in consideration of the sum of Five Hundred Pounds – of the lawful money of the Province of Upper Canada, to him in hand paid by the said Elias Bedal – the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hath given, granted, bargained, sold, assigned, released, transferred, conveyed, and confirmed, and by these Presents do I give, grant, bargain, sell, assign, release, transfer, convey and confirm unto the said Elias Bedal – his heirs and assigns, All that certain tract or parcel of Land, situated in the Township of Hallowell aforesaid and containing by admeasurement fifty Acres of Land be the same more or less being comprised the rear part of the west half of lot number three in the Second Concession of the Military tract in the Township of Hallowell aforesaid and is butted and Bounded and maybe otherwise Known as follows that is to Say Commencing where a post has been planted in the Center line between the East and west halves of said lot number three and at a distance of fifty two Chains Sixty three and half links from the front of said Concession thence North twenty degrees east fifty two chains Sixty three and half links more less to the allowance for Road in the Rear of said Concession thence North Seventy degrees west Nine chains fifty links more or less to the North west angle of said lot then South twenty degrees west fifty two chains Sixty three and a half links more or less to where a post has been planted at the South west Corner of the piece of land hereby intended to be granted thence South Seventy degrees East Nine Chains fifty links more or less to the place of beginning – To have and to hold the said above granted Premises, with all the privleges and appurtenances thereof to him the said Elias Bedal his – heirs and assigns, to their own use for ever; and the said Stephen Bowerman – for himself and his heirs doth hereby covenant with the said Elias Bedal – his heirs and assigns, that at the time of the delivery here of He the said Stephen Bowerman – was lawfully and actually seised of the above granted premises, as the TRUE and SOLE owner thereof, in fee simple; and hath good right and authority to grant, bargain, sell and transfer the same as aforesaid; that the same are FREE and CLEAR of all incumbrances; that the said In Testimony Whereof, The said Stephen Bowerman – hath hereunto set his Hand and Seal the day and year first aforesaid. – Signed, Sealed and Delivered, In the Presence of us The word two being first interlined – Israel Bowerman Wm. 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Folder: 1-6, (Bowerman, 1840 – 1849), 23 notes Images 1-6 01,02 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ - 0 – 10 – 0 Picton 19 March 1840 Recd of Mr Stephen Bowerman the Sum of ten Shillings in full of his account D Smith Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Mr Stephen Bowerman To Charles Bockus? 1840 June 16 To 4 ½ yds Morins? @ 5 / 2 yds Cambrick @ 8d £ 1 – 3 – 10 " 1 p?klanes? 2 / 6 2 ½ yds Ribbon @ 4d 0 – 3 - 4__ Recd Payment £ 1 – 7 - 2 Picton Oct 27 1840 Chls Bockus p? ?rd James? Note 2 – side 2 C, Bockus Receipt Hallowel Oct 28 1840 Note 3 – side 1 £ 5 – 13 – 9 Hallowell Nov 25th 1840 For value received I promis to pay to Adam Amans or beare the sum of five pounds thirteen shillings and nine pence halifax currency. Payable the first day of may eighteen hundred and forty one with one years interest, Stephen [hole]werman Note 3 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-6 03,04 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 26 of 10 mo 1840 receivd in full for s note of hand tenn pownds tenn shillings Due the first of 10 month 1840 Archelous [torn out]ivms? Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 £ 5 – 14 – 10 Received of Stephen Bowerman the Sum of five pounds fourteen shillings and ten pence in full of all demands upto this date 12th April 1841 Wm Hubbs Note 2 – side 2 Recipt from Hubbs & Williams Note 3 – side 1 Stephen Bowerman Note for £ 56 – 13 – 8 Received on the within three years Interest which is £ 10 – 4 – 0 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Receved on the within eight pounds fourteen Shillings and Seven pence 6 of 4 mo 1839 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Received on the within three Shillings and Sic pence 6 of 5 mo 1841 Note 3 – side 2 Six years after Date I promise to pay to Cornelius White or bearer the Sum of fifty Six pounds thirteen Shillings and eight pence H Cy with Interest from the Date it being for value received witnes my hand this fourteenth day of fifth month one thousand eight hundred and thirty five Stephen [hole]owerman Images 1-6 05,06 (3 Notes ) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 £ 6 – 5 – 0 Picton Feby 13th 1841 Thirty days after date, I promise to pay AYY? Pecey? or bearer, the sum of six Pounds five Shillings and –––––––– Pence, Halifax Currency, with interest, for value received. [torn out]man Note 1 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note £ 6 - 5 – 0 Interest £ 1 – 4 – 1_ £ 7 – 9 – 1 Acct _ 17 – 6_ £ 8 – 6 - 7 Received payment in full of the within Note and all accounts up to this date A Y Y Presyn? Tutor? May 4th 1844 Note 2 – side 1 £ 10 – 12 – 9 Nov the 16th 1842 Three days after date I promis to pay Adam Amans or bearer the sum of ten pounds twelve shillings and nine pence H. C. with interest, for value received, Gideon [hole]werman Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 £ 9 – 0 – 0 Bloomfield Febuary 23th 1842 On the first day of November Next I promise to Pay George A. Sargents or bearer the Sum of Nine Pounds Currency with Interest for Value Received Stephen [hole]werman Note 3 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Note of £ 9 – 0 – 0 due 1th November 1842 Images 1-6 07,08 ( 2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell, April the 11th 1842 Good to Adam Amans, for eleven shillings and nine pence Stephen [hole]werman Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Adophuston 6 Mo 2 D 1842 Respected Freind I have fixed our Businys So that Peter Smith will pay £ 38 pounds ( before thee will get to Montreal) to P Gerod Ogekle? in Coppy? from John Dorland & Jonanan Boreman Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-6 09, 10 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received of Gideon H Bowerman the Sum of one pound – and four pence being the taxes for Stepen Bowerman B Simpson Oct? 1842 Note 1 – side 2 B. Simpsons Receipt for rates Note 2 – side 1 Ten days after date for Value recd Pae? Samuel Hart one pound as witness my hand Gideon H. Bowerman Hallowell March 5 1843 Note 2 – side 2 Gideon H Bowerman Note 1 0-0 Recd in full S Hart Note 3 – side 1 [Transcribers note: This image is a pre-printed note where one would just fill in the blanks] £ 3 1 3 Currency. October 28th 1843 eight months after date, I promise to pay Dennis Duggan or bearer, the sum of three Pound one Shilling Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Note 4 – side 1 Picton July 10th 1843 Receid of Stephen Bowerman five pound Cash to apply on his act ₤ 5,0,0 Stuart Wilson Note 4 – side 2 [Blank] Note 5 – side 1 Recd in full for Horse service it Being two pounds as witness my hand Hallowel March 5 1843 Samuel Hart Note 5 – side 2 Recd of Steven Bowerman one pound Images 1-6 11, 12 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Picton 17th January 1843 £ 2.4.0 Cy On or before the fifteenth day of May Next I promise to pay Charles B? Osburne the Sum of Two pounds four shillings Curny for value Recd Gideon. H. [torn section] Note 1 – side 2 Gideon H. Bowerman Note £ 2.4.0 Due 15th. May 1843 3 Bag . 17/6 2.12.6 £ 0. 8. 6 Note 2 – side 1 Mr Stephen Bowerman & Mr RD Chapman 1841 July 5. 2 11 ¼ LoafSugar 9d 8.5 ½ 1842 Nov 26. 1 oz OlPeppermint 2.6 1844 July.8. Bottle Moffats Bitters 5.0 Box Life Pills 2.6 3 oz Fol Senna – 6d 1.6 .19.11 ½ Cr 1841 Septe 2d By 1 Bush Peas 5-0 1843 May 27th. 29 ¼ ? Cheese 5d 8.8 13.8 ½ Bush Peas 5/- 6.3 ½ 2.6 Recd payment 3.9 ½ RD Chapman Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell May 16th 1844 Received of William White the amount of my Judgement against him in the Court of Kingston Costs of Nov 20th. 1841 Daniel Leavens Note 3 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-6 13, 14 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Mr. Gidn H Bowerman 1844 Bot? of D lu? Lake Feby 8th To 1700 lbs of Plaster ₤ 1..16.0 23 “ 1125 “ “ do 4- 1.. 2.6 26 “ 1175 ------ do 4- 1.. 3.6 Cr ₤ 4-9? -0 Feby 8th By Cash----------- 1..5 -0 ₤ 2.15 .0 Stove? bib? Recd pamt On 26th Feby 1844 full of this acont Picton Mar 22..1844 D lu Lakes Note 1 – side 2 [Blank] Note 2 – side 1 Receiv,d of Gideon Bowerman five Shillings for Jonathan Bowerman Stephen Blunt Hallowell 2nd Mo 24-1845 Note 2 – side 2 Rec S. Blunt 1845 Images 1-6 15, 16 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd of G.n Bowerman Eight Shillings & 4d on a/c of ? Swain? & Hick ? 28th 1846 per JWetherald? Note 1 – side 2 [Blank] Note 2 – side 1 Received of Stephen Bowerman the Sum of four shillings and one penny halfpenny being his amount of school Rate Bill for the Six month ending Dated Bloomfield May 11th} David Denton 1848 } Note 2 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-6 17,18 ( 1 Note – 2 sides) Doug Smith Note 1 - side 1 Raisin 3rd Mo 3rd 1847 Dear Brother & Sister Nephew & Neice I take this opportunity to write to you a few lines to let you know how I am I have been quite sick this winter with a kind of chill fever so that I was confined pretty much to my bed for two weeks or more but through the blessing of Divine Providence I am mow much better so that I can get about pretty well. I am living with my son William and keeping house for him He has built him a snug log house and we get along tolerably comfortable although I am pretty feeble Levi & Nancy live within one quarter of a mile of us They and their family are all pretty well. William’s health is pretty good The rest of our friends as far as I know are generally pretty well I have been informed by some of my friends that that money which was paid to William Eldridge after Deborah’s death rightfully belongs to me and that it can be collected with interest and I wish Brother to write me, how much money he let Edridge have after Deborah’s death and also to send me certified copies of any and all reciepts that Eldridge gave him for that money. I also want a certified copy of the will from the Surrogate’s office and any information that you can give me in regard to it, I wish you to do it I understand that Eldridge is abundantly able and if the money is mine I want to Image 18 Doug Smith Note 1 - side 2 have it and if is not mine I wish to know whose it rightfully is for I do not think that Eldridge ought to have it I wish an answer to this immediately Please direct the letter to Mary Jennings Care of B. G Walker, Tecumseh, Senawee Co, Mich Write about William’s Children as we are anxious to hear how they are doing Give my love to all enquiring friends and reserve a good share to yourselves Yours affectionately Shary Jennings To Stephen Amy, Gideon & Ellen Bowerman Images 19, 20, 21, 23 (1 Note – 4 sides) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Stephen Bowerman To John Thirkell Dr 1840 @ March 14 To Shaving Soap 6d, Bal owen us? in Eggs 8d 0 – 1- 2 25 10 yds of Cottens @ 6 ½ d 0 – 5 – 5 1 Box Lea’s? pills 0 – 1 – 3 April 14 ¼ lb of Tobbaco 1/6 0 – 0 – 4 ½ 18 Silk pocket Halless? p Gideon 0 – 6 – 3 20 ¼ lb of Indija @ 15/ 0 – 3 – 9 22 2 lbs Hyson Teas 4/3 8/6 ½ lb Tobacco 7/ 0 – 9 – 1 ½ 27 postages on Letter Rec 0 – 0 – 9 May 7 2 Straw Hats 2/3 4/6 Cash 80/ 4 – 4 – 6 1 pr Large Hinges 0 – 9 – 4 1 Gallon Jug 0 – 2 – 0 8 1 Straw Hat 0 – 2 – 3 12 1 Straw Hat 2/3 2 Sticks Salve 1/2/ 0 – 4 – 3 13 1 Tea pot 0 – 2 – 0 18 92 lb Cut Nails @ 5d 1 – 18 – 6 ½ 20 lbs Wrought Do @ 6 0 – 10 – 0 31 ¼ lbs Strap Hinges 5d 0 – 17 – 2 ½ 23 10 lbs Cut Nails 5 0 – 4 – 2 2 ½ doz 2 ½ inch Screws 0 – 1 – 1 7 lbs Strap Hinges @ 5d 0 – 3 – 9 ½ 27 4 lbs Wrought Nails 5d 0 – 2 – 2 28 24 ¼ lbs Strap Hinges 5d 0 – 13 – 1? 8 lbs Wrought Nails 5d 0 – 4 – 4 June 2 1 Cotton Halless? 0 – 1 – 3 3 5 yds Linen 1 / 10 0 – 9 – 2 4 1 " Do 0 – 1 – 10 8 1 Shovel 0 – 4 – 6 10 1 lb Black pepper 0 – 1 – 0 13 postage on Letter Rec 0 – 0 – 9 15 penknife 2/3, 3 yds Ribbon 10d 2/6 0 – 4 – 9 1 yd of Calico 0 – 0 – 11 16 1 " Ribbon 10d 3 yds Lace 3/6 0 – 4 – 4 3 Skeins of Silk 3d 0 – 0 - 9 20 pit ? ? 1/3 Cot. Halles? 1/3 0 – 2 – 6 2 pieces? of Bobbin 3d 0 - 0 – 6 23 4 yds of Loom 1/1 4/40 Tape 4d 0 – 4 – 8 26 Pay the Rifle? 0 – 0 – 7 ––––––––––– Carried forwards £ 13 – 4 – 5 [in margin] Thiskels bilt for 5 mo 10 1841 £ 9 – 2 – 8 Den? him Image 20 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 2 Brought forward £ 13 – 4 – 5 1840 July 1 To 6 ½ yds Bobbinette 1/6 0 – 9 – 9 4 " Book Muslin 1 / 4 0 – 5 – 4 3 pieces Tape 3d 0 – 0 – 9 1 pr of Scissors 0 – 2 – 0 1 Sett Waggon Boxes by Thomas 0 – 8 – 9 7 Cash 0 – 10 – 0 11 1 lb Tobacco 1 /3 postage on Letter Rc 9 0 – 2 – 0 13 1 Peyton? Stone? 6d, Ind Rubber Bras? 3/6 0 – 3 – 0 14 26 yds Cotten @ ? 3d? 0 – 12 – 0 1 Hair Comb / 5 1 yd Sence? 1 /3 0 – 1 – 10 1 lb Tobacco 1 /4, 6 yds Iac Muslin 2 /6 15/ 0 – 16 – 4 8 yds of Calico @ 11d 0 – 7 – 4 2 Gingham Helles? 1 /3 0 – 2 – 6 1 ¾ yds Cambric 10d 0 – 1 – 5 Cash 5 / Hooks & Eyes 1 / 0 – 6 – 0 2 Spools @ 4d 0 – 0 – 8 18 1 lb of Sateratus? 0 – 1 – 0 1/3 a Fustian 0 – 1 – 9 21 1 ¾ lbs Scotch Hinges 10d 1 /5 Lorens? 4d 0 – 1 – 9 ½ 24 1 /4 White Silk gloves 0 – 2 – 6 2 yds Ribbon 2d 0 – 0 – 4 Aug 3 1 pocket Knife 2/9 1 lb Horse Nails 1/3 0 – 4 – 0 2 gimblet? 4d 0 – 0 – 8 4 1 lb ground Coffee 1 /4 1 ln Raisins 1 / 0 – 2 – 4 12 1 green Veil 7/ Ribbon 1 /8 0 – 8 – 8 22 Halter Rope 0 - 1 – 6 24 10 lbs Steam Loom 1 /3 0 – 12 – 6 3 Cambrics 1/ 3/1 1 yd Ribbon 8d 0 – 3 – 8 Silk Cap 5d 2 Helkss? 1 /3 0 – 1 – 8 27 1 pr Braces 0 – 1 – 0 31 1 pr Braces 1/ Hellass? 16d 0 – 1 – 10 ¼ lb Snuff 7 ½ d pipes 2d 0 – 0 – 9 ½ Sept. 2 2 Vials Futinter’s? Balsam 1/ 0 – 2 – 0 2 Do Do Do 3 / 0 – 2 – 0 1 Doz? plates 0 – 4 – 0 15 6 panes glass 1/ 6 1 lb putty 6d 0 – 2 – 0 –––––––––––– £ 20 – 10 – 2 ½ Image 1-6 21 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 3 1840 Brought forward £ 20 – 10 – 2 ½ Sept 23 To 8 lbs Steam Loom 1 /1 0 – 8 – 8 ½ yd Bobbinette 2 /9 0 – 1 – 4 ½ 5 yds Quilliy? 5d 2 /1 1 pr Silk Gloves 2/8 0 – 4 – 9 1 gause Helkss? 2/ 6 1 yd Ribbon 8d 0 – 3 – 2 ½ quire of paper 1/ 4 0 – 0 – 8 Bill of Sundirs? to girl 0 – 16 – 2 Oct 7 6 lbs Sugar fo(r) S. H. B. 7 ½ d 0 – 3 – 9 12 postage on 2 Letters Rec 0 – 1 – 6 13 1 quatr Ry? 1/1 Contents @ ry? 1 /3 0 – 2 – 3 Bill of Sundus? 1 – 10 – 0 4 yds Steam Loom 1/ 4/ 1 Tea pot 1/ 9 0 – 5 – 9 9 printed plates 4/ 1 ½ Milk pot? 4d 0 – 4 – 5 ½ 1 gilt Regi? 1/ 10 ¼ lbs Refined Sugar 10d 8 ½ 0 - 9 – 7 ½ 24 1 lb pepper 1/ ½ lb ginger 9d 0 – 1 – 9 1 ½ yds Ribbons 7 ½ d 1 yd Do 7 ½ d 0 – 1 – 3 ½ yds Insertions 0 – 0 – 2 26 2 lb fine powder 1/ 10 3/ 8, Blackey 1/ 0 – 4 – 8 Nov 5 2 gingham Helkss? 1/1 2/2, 1 ½ d S Loom1/ 1/6 0 - 3 - 8 1 Bowl 9d, 8 Tea Spoons 1/ 8 0 – 2 – 5 ½ doz Spoons 2/ 1 ½ doz Do 3d 1/ 6 0 – 3 – 6 1 paper hex’d? pins 1/ 3, 1 paper pins 9d 0 – 2 – 0 1 paper pins 7 ½ , 6 Balls thread 3d 0 – 0 – 10 ½ 25 2 yds Ship’d Lane 1/ 0 – 2 – 0 28 2 lbs Cut Nails 6 0 – 1 – 0 30 2 Cakes Soap 3d 0 – 0 – 6 Oct 4 paid your order to patienc? Chois? 0 – 10 – 0 Bill of Sundus? after? hadey? out The order? 0 – 6 – 7 ½ 9 2 ¼ yds Apron Plaid 1/ 3 0 – 2 – 10 18 Bill of Sundus to Woman pr forde? 0 – 16 – 1 ½ 1841 Jan 19 4 yds of Calico 0 – 4 – 0 4 yds Do 10d 3/ 4 Spool 4d 0 – 3 – 8 2 ½ y Gingham ½ 2/ 11 fine Comb 10d 0 – 3 – 9 2 ½ Calico 1/ 2 0 – 2 – 11 Feb 4 ½ lb Shoe Nails 10d 0 – 0 – 5 19 Cash 3 – 15 – 0 23 Cash 12 – 10 – 0 –––––––––––––– £ 45 – 1 – 5 ½ Image 1-6 22 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 4 1841 Brought forward £ 15 – 1 – 5 ½ Feb 26 Cash 4 – 5 – 0 27 Boot Laces? 0 – 0 – 4 March 5 Essence of peppermint 7 ½ 1 quart oil 1/ 3 0 – 1 – 10 ½ 12 Cash paid for G Farnum? 0 – 2 – 6 Halter Rope 0 – 0 – 6 ½ 20 Cash 9 – 13 – 9 1 lb Wrought Nails 0 – 0 – 7 ½ 23 1 lb of pepper 0 – 1 – 0 April 10 1 Earthen Ian? 2/ 9 Milk Cup 10d 0 – 3 – 7 that? Atut? over adad? on Butter 0 – 1 – 7 ½ 21 Earthen 2/ 9 2 Shaid Hats 7/ 0 – 7 – 9 24 4 lbs White Ocke 4d 1/ 4 Tea 2/ 1 0 – 3 – 5 2 lbs Madden 1/ 3 2/ 6, Coopers Knife 2/ 6 0 – 5 – 8 28 ½ B Lime 7 ½ Cash 20/ 1 – 0 – ½ 2 yds of Calico 9d 0 – 1 – 6 30 ½ lb Tobacco 10d 0 – 0 – 5 2 lbs Spanish White 4d 0 – 0 – 8 May 1 4 lbs Spanish Brown 4d 0 – 1 – 4 6 1 ½ gals R Oil 5/ 0 – 7 – 6 2 lbs old H Tea 5/ 6 0 – 11 – 0 Cash 3 – 10 – 0 ––––––––––––– £ 66 – 1 – 6 ½ 1840 May 7 ON? Cash £ 4 – 0 – 0 25 " Bal on Due Bill 2 – 8 – 2 ½ Feb 19 " 103 56/60 B Wheat 4/ 20 – 15 – 8 22 " Cash Due on Change 0 – 2 – 6 March 1 " ½ B Clover Seed Sold " Ez Cunningham 1 – 0 – 0 20 " difference of 3d per Bushel " or 103 56/60 Wheat 1 – 5 – 10 ½ " 47 13/60 Do 4/ 3 10 – 0 – 9 27 " Bal on Due Bill 0 – 13 – 9 31 " 4 lbs Clover Seed to opn? 0 - 2 – 8 April 5 " 1 B Clover S Sold W Hall? 2 – 0 – 0 7 " 1 19/60 B Do Sold 2 – 12 – 8 16 " 5 doz Eggs 6d 0 – 2 – 6 21 " 14 lbs Butter 8d 0 – 9 – 4 £ 45 – 16 - 8 –––––––––––––––––––––––– Bal carried forward 20 – 4 – 10 ½ Commisson on Selling L?? 3/ 9 _ 0 – 3 - 9_ 20 – 8 – 4 ½ Images 1-6 23 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 To all to whom these Presents shall come. William Rorke, Jeremiah Hernington, and David Barker Stevenson send greeting. Whereas divers suits and differences have arisen, and are now depending between Joseph Terwilliger of Hallowell and William White of the same place for the ending whereof the said parties have bound themselves to each other in the penal sum of four hundred Pounds by several bonds or obligations bearing date the fifth day of February now last past, to perform and keep the award and determination of the said William Rorke, Jeremiah Hernington and David Barker Stevenson arbitrators indifferently chosen on the part and behalf of both the said parties in difference to arbitrate and judge of and concerning all suits and controversies and demands whatso[torn fold] thereto [torn fold] had[torn fold] depending between the said parties; so that the said award should be made in writing under the hands and seals of the said arbitrators or any two of them ready to be delivered unto the said parties in difference on or before the day of first day of March next: Now know ye that the said William Rorke Jeremiah Hernington and David B Stevenson taking upon them the charge and burden of the said award and having deliberately heard the allegations and proofs of both parties do by these presents order and decree concerning the premises in manner and form following that is to say; the said William White shall pay to P Low Esq the sum of one pound five for cost. The said Joseph Terwilliger shall pay to the Arbitrators one pound ten shillings for their cost, and shall pay to P Low Esq one pound five shillings cost and also shall give his note to William White or bearer for the sum of s[hole] pounds five shillings payable on the first day of January one thousand eight hundred and forty seven, and shall also return to William White any articles he has of his yet in his possession except those included in the bill of sale And also the said arbitrators do hereby further decree that all actions commenced and depending between the said Joseph Terwilliger and William White for any matter whatsoever at the time of or before their entering the said bonds of arbitration shall be no further proceeded in by them or either of them or by their consent or procurement. In witness whereof the said arbitrators have hereto} sign’d William Rorke set their hands and seals, this 9th } day of February in the year of our } sign’d Jeremiah Hernington Lord, one thousand eight hundred and one in the presence of } sign’d D B Stevenson sign’d Eliphalet Leavens Back to Top | ||
Folder: 1-7, (Gideon Bowerman 1799 – 1810), 50 notes Images 1-7 01, 02 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell february the 17 1807 William White pleas to pay to giddian Bowrman the Sum of twenty Shillings and by so doing you will oblege your friend H?C Silvenus Knap Note 1 – side 2 Wm White order 1.3.8 ½ Sylveneas Naps Order 1 3 8 ½ 1 3 8 ½ 1 3 8 ½ 4.14 10 0 Note 2 – side 1 for valu Receivd I promes to pay or Caus to be paid to Samuel rogers or order the sum of one pound ten shiling and three pence on demand the 9-of the tenth month 1802 Gideon Bowerman Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Received on this note the 8 of the 11 month 1802 tenn shilings Recd payment in full [also on this side of the note is a number of cipherings] Note 3 – side 1 Mr Gideon Bowerman Interest on £ 19.14.3 from 30 Nov. 1801 to Jan. 1804 ₤ 3.8.6 Interest on £ 10.13.3 from Jan. 1804} 9.6 To Our following Interest on £ 4.15.9 from Feb} 15.7 1802 to Oct 1804 Interest on £ 2.14.5 from Oct 1804} 2.3 To June 1805 Debt 2.14.5 £6.10 1 Received Payment of the above Account Per/ William Robins Kingston 5 July 1805 Allan McLean Note 3 – side 2 L Harkmier bill Image 1-7 03, 04 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 qubec 16th. August 1805 Received of Gedian Boarman Twenty nine Pounds Eleven Shillings and Some pence not knowing the Just Sum of the Pence Being the note was Lost in qubec on the fourteenth or fifteenth Witness My hand – Isaac J. Valyntine John German) Note 1 – side 2 Receipt again It? a Note of hand lost at Quebeck Note 2 – side 1 Hollowell 23 of 3rd mo 1807 For value Received I promis to pay Gideon Bowerman or order the sum of One pound Eleven Shillings and three pence H Currency to be paid by the first of Second month Eighteen hundred and Eight Witness Present Philip Dorland Ju Judah Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Phillip Dorland Note £ 1-11-3 Note 3 – side 1 April the 5 1808 for value Received I promis to pay Gideon Bowerman or order twenty three gallons of whiskey Jacob Bow [different handwriting] Not Invetored? [different handwriting] Note 3 – side 2 Jacob Bowe,r Note Images 1-7 05, 06 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 May 14 1808 for value Received I promis to pay Gideon Bowerman or order the sum of one pound foreteen Shilings & forepence Owen Richards? Jdue Darling Note 1 – side 2 Jonth Bowerman Recd on this note five Dallars 16th Decr 1826? SF? [faded] John Darling Note 1-15-4 Note 2 – side 1 March 2?.3th 1809 Received of Gideon Bowerman five pound Eighteen Shilings & 5D Received by me Josah? Willoughbby Note 2 – side 2 Willabys Receipt [some ciphering also appears on this side of the note, along with some partial writings on the left edge towards the bottom. This writing has been torn away] Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell the 1 of March 1809 For Value Received I promise to pay John Stinson or his order the Sum of one hundred and twenty Five pounds Hallifax Currency on or befour the first day of March one thousand Eight hundred and Eleven with Interest paid yearley as witness my hand Gideon [torn section] Bowerman Witness John Stinson Junr [torn section] cipal 125.0.0 Interest 18.7.3 143.7.3 Note 3 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman Note Note 4 – side1 July 6th 1809 Received of Abraham Hyott the full amount of anote of two hundred dolars Received by me Gideon Bowerman Note 4 – side 2 [Blank] Images 1-7 07, 08 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hollowell 23rd of 12th mon 1809 --- This agreement made betwixt Gideon Bowerman & Samuel Talor that is to say the said Talor agrees to Deliver one half a thousand standerd staves to the said Gideon Bowerman at Bay quinty near Hallowell Bridge were it will be convenient to Raft them to be Delivered in the month of may next The condishons of this agreement is such that The said Gideon Bowerman agrees to pay after the Rate of thirty pounds a thousands to the said Samuel Talor when deliverd as above mentioned Gideon Bowerman Stephen Bowerman Samuel Taylor Note 1 – side 2 Gideon & Taylors Contract Note 2 – side 1 Hallawell March 7th 1809 Friend Gidden Borman please to pay Gilbt. D? Clapp the sum of five pounds Eleven Shillings & 7 HC. Curr and you will Oblige your friend Being for Valu Recd Jacob Terry Note 2 – side 2 Jacob Terry order for £ s d 5.11.7 Images 1-7 09, 10 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Percy? febuary the 9the year 1809 receivd of gidian Bowerman forty dollars In cash for which I proms to deliver one crib of Standin Staves in the bay of canty at the mout of the river trent? the crib to contai two thousand and ahalf or upwards to be delivered by the fifth day of June next at the rate of twenty five pounds pr thousand for which I promis to pay September next Ichabod Richmond Ichabod Richmond Gideon Bowerman Gideon Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 Ichbod Richmond Contract Note 2 – side 1 March 4th 1809 Received of Gideon Bowerman [torn section] £ s Seventy Eight dolars 19.10 toards two thousan staves which is to bee 5 feet long and ahalf inch and ahalf thick five broad Cleer of Sapp which is to bee delivered on the bank at Willars at the carring place by the midel of may next to bee ninety Dolers pr thousan Josiah Willoughby Isaac Hecke Note 2 – side 2 Josiah Willebey contract Images 1-7 11, 12 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 July 6th 1809 fro? value Received I promis to pay Gideon Bwerman or order two pounds fifteen shilings to bee paid in staves next winter his mark Benjamine X Holly Murry? Andres Note 1 – side 2 Benjaman Hollys Note Benjamin Holly Note 2.15 0 Note 2 – side 1 Received of Gideon Bowerman twenty Dollars 14th Day of 2nd Mo. 1810 – on a Note of hand I hold against Daniel Cemfr? For one Barrel of pork Gilbert Dorland Note 2 – side 2 Receipt against Daniel Cemfr? Receipt of Gilbert Dorland against Daniel Cemfr? Note 3 – side 1 March 27th 1810 when? ? Jonsens? Carmand? and Gideon Bowerman seteled townsend? To hav whot staves that is now on the banks alowing that their no more than three thousan and he is to hav two hundreds and forty dolers January next Gideon Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Received the 3 of 1 moth 1812 of Ichabod & Jonathan Bowerman Exectors in acompts in full of the with in Settlement Recd by me Townsend Carman Images 1-7 13, 14 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell 20th. March 1810 Sir Please pay Mr. Timothy Hart thirteen pounds nine Shillings and ten pence and you will oblige Your ? Servt.? - Mr Gidieon Bowerman Isaac Bedal Abraham Barker 13 9 10 11 8? 14 -1 -6 Note 1 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman Isaac Bedal order June the 21 1810 ? in the within to pay to Joshua Daynard Timothy hart Note 2 – side 1 Received Hallowell 26th April 1810 from Gideon Bowerman, a note Signed by Kay and Smith Merchants at Montreal dated 2d December last for Six hundred and Eight Pounds, Eleven Shillings and Six Pence – to bring Payment for to him on my return from Montreal, or have the Same Conveyed for him to Peter Smith in Kingston, or leave Said note with Messrs Parker Garrard? Glvey? & lo? At Montreal, to Collect and Send the Payment to him, and Bring their receipt for Said note, which business Shall, be Transacted, Should no accident befall me on my Intended Journey – Ebenr. Washburn Note 2 – side 2 Ebneze Washburn Receipt Images 1-7 15, 16 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Friend Townsand Carman Please to Pay Jonathan Clark £ 3..16..4 and Oblige thy Friend Gideon Bowerman 20th. of 3d. Mo. 1810 Note 1 – side 2 Jonth Clarks order J Clark [also on this side is some ciphering] Note 2 – side 1 Holowell March 23th 1810 for value received I promis to pay Jacob Cronkhite or order fifty pounds HC to bee the first of Janary next with interst Gideon Bowerman Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Recd 24 of 6 month 1813 1814 On the with in note Recd on this twenty nine pounds with in thre Dollars Eighteen Shillings & 2 ½ Recd phila? On act foreSyth Estate? g. Bowerman Note 23 ? 1821 receivd in full a pose? the with in note Gideon Bowerman Not 50 Note 3 – side 1 Cramahe May 15 1810 Gidien Bowerman please to let the Baren? The Hezekiah? Beatys have what is coming to me John Beatys? Note 3 – side 2 th 14 of 4 mo- 1812 Jonathan Bowerman has paid the within to Hezekiah Beatys 17/7 Hezekiah Beatys Images 1-7 17,18 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Good to Joseph Dorland one pound six S three pence Hallowell the 12th of 5th Mo 1810 Gideon Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman Bone? Reciev’d on the within two & six? pence Note 2 – side 1 May 15th , 1810 For Value Re’d I promise to pay Reuben Tisdale or his order Seventy Six Dollars to be paid in the month of November Next and Interest after that it is payable witness Gideon Bowerman Merdon? Tisdales Recpit Note 2 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman Reuben Tisdale 20 – 2 – 9 ½ Rec’d 16 of oct 1811 twenty pounds tow Shillings and nine pence ½ in full for the fase & intrust of this note Note 3 – side 1 v. Gideon Bowerman Montreal 2 June 1810 Sir, McKay paid us a few days ago Two hundred and fifty Pounds on acc’t of his note to you & by this conveyance? are forward it to the order of N W Smith –– We are for Yrs ?? Sons Parlter Girard Ogilvy HC? Note 3 – side 2 [ciphering] Images 1-7 19,20 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Good to Thomas Eyre or order for four Shillings & three penc Value Receved Gid Bowerman Hallowell June 8th 1810 Note 1 – side 2 G. Bowerman 3 – 16 3 – 16 1 – 15 – 6 1 – 11 – 6 ¾ 1 – 10 – 8 ½ 1 - 11 – ––––––––––– 14 – 0 – 9 ¼ 1 – 16? 0 ––––––––––– 15 – 16 – 0? Rec’d in full by Jonth Bom Executor Note 2 – side 1 June 7 th 1810 Receiv’d of Isaa Weeks fifty pounds H Curency towards one hundred acres of land lying on Wilers Lake Jinning it C Huyik land Receiv’d by me Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 ?oslet shoes to shoeing [faded] [Column of x’d ciphering] To harp? topatet? Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 4th of 6th mo. 1810 County & province of Upper Canada For value Recevd I promis to pay Judah Bowerman or Barrer the sum of Eightty four pounds seven shillings Halifax Currency to be paid the first of seventh month one thousand Eight hundred and eleven If not paid then Interest until paid as Witness my hand Gideon Bowerman George Elor?enth Ichabod White Note 3 – side 2 Received on with in Seven pounds towo Shillings & Six penc Currency this 25 Day of 2nd mo 1811 Interest Due on this note £ S D £ &? _ 23 of 2nd mo 18 15 £ 1 = 14 Deduction Interest Gideon Bowerman Note Images 1-7 21,22 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Good to Joseph Dorland fourteen Dollars & one peney For value Rec’d at Ameliasbourgh the 19th of 6th Mo 1810 Gideon Bowerman Re’d on the above Note Eleven Dollar by Stephen Bowerman the 23rd of 6th Mo 1810 Note 1 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman [ciphering] Jonathan Bo Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 1st June 1810 freind Gideon Bowerman Please to pay the Barrer George Baker fore Pounds –– fifteen Shillings H. . Cuy and Charge the Same to my acount and you will –– oblige your friend Russel Tyler Note 2 – side 2 Russel Tyler order Note 3 – side 1 Recd 4 of June 1810 of James pars – ons 169 2 Inch Staves five & half 169 – 1 ½ Do Do Do –––––– –– –– –– 469 – 2 ½ Do 4 ½ ft Long 449 – 2 Do Do Do Re’d by me for gideon Bowerm Ron len Sherman Note 3 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-7 23,24 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 June 6 th 1810 good & G Huyck James for Eighteen Shelings & 3 pence Gideon Boworman Note 1 – side 2 John Huyck [additions & ciphering] Note 2 – side 1 Friend Gideon Bowerman Please to pay The Barrer George Baker one Pound Six Shillings & three pence and Charge the same to my acount and you will oblidge your freind Hallowell 1st June 1810 } John Mills Note 2 – side 2 Hallowell 12 January 1810 Gideon Bowerman Dr To Joseph Jinks £ 2 – 6s – 11d John Mills Note 3 – side 1 June 8th 1810 received of Gideon Bowerman fifteen pounds in full of all demands against Ichabod Richman received by me Russel Tyler Note 3 – side 2 Receipt of Money paid Tyler on A’ct Ichabod Rich mond [ciphering] Images 1-2 25, 26 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 4-012-1810 receiv on the with in obligashen forty one pounds tenn shillings 5 pence 5/4 [written sideways on this side of the note is the following which runs off page] this note is paid in full by the Exun? W [off page] Note 1 – side 2 June 7th 1810 for valu received I promis to pay Cornelious White or order Eighty eight pounds sixteen shillings & eleven pence in the month of october next H Curency Gideon [torn section] Bowerman Ichabod Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 July 8th 1810 – Gideon Bowerman To F.. Ferguson Dr To pork Flour and Butter at Montreal ₤ 3 - .. -.. Interest on the same from the 8 July } - .. -10 -6 ½ 1810 – to 19 June 1813 is ------- £ 3 –10 - 6 ½ Received on order on Joseph Forsyth HCo for the above Sum Hallowell 19th June 1813 – F.. Ferguson Note 2 – side 2 Mr Bowermans Fergusons Account Recd for The Estate of G.? B Vest? Note 3 – side 1 Mr Gideon Bowerman Sir? Please pay to James Cummings or order nine pounds and a half penny Currency value recd at Montreal this – 7th July 1810 – and oblige John Striker ₤ 9-0-0 ½ Recd payment James Cummings Note 3 – side 2 Order J Striker on G Bowerman ₤ 9-0-0 ½ John Striker Images 1-7 27, 28 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Rec’d Montreal July the seventh 1812 of Elijah Young Cunningham two Cribbs and a half of Staves which I Promise to take to Quebec and dispose of to the best advantage in my power and pay to the Said Cunningham within ten Pounds of what I sell them for Pr thousand and bring a regular Culling? Bill of the Quantity the Said Staves are to be sold when I dispose of my own as witness my hand in prisoner of John Striker Gideon Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 We the Subscribers do acknowledge the Sum of Forty pounds twelve Shillings, three pence three gs’- to be Our determind Judgement as Arbitrators due Charles Cuningham in the Settlement of Staves as Contracted by Gideon Bowerman Deceased – as expences on Six Thousand two Hundred Staves Gilbert Dorland Hallowell 28th day of 6th M 1816 Wilm Clark Cornelias White Benjamin Hubbs Jame Armstrong Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 Rec,d Augst 6th 1810 at Quebec of Asa Werden Five thousand Six hundred & 28 Pairs? Of Staves Witness my hand Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 G- Bowermans Not.. Images 1-7 29, 30 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd 6 Sept 1810 of Gideon Bowerman Seven Pound twelve Shilling for which I Promise to Pay him interest for ? the Sale of my Staves as witness of my hand A Werden Recd also an order on Peter Smith of Kingston for no certain Sum which I am accountable for as Witness my hand A Werden Note 1 – side 2 Asas Wirden receipt 132-15-42 249-11-9 22 - 4- ? 112-11- 112-11-0 136- 0- 9 Note 2 – side 1 Quebeck Septr the 20 1810 Received three hundred and fifty pound of Gedion Bowman halifax Currency ? ? received by ? Paul Trumpour and Cole Reuben Clark ? [this surname could also be Cronk] Note 2 – side 2 Receipt of Money paid Trumpore & Cole at Quebeck Images 1-7 31, 32 Carm Foster Image 1 – side 1 Rec,d Montreal July 8th 1810 of Farrington Ferguson and Rowland Parkson two Cribbs of Staves Supposed to Contain Five thousand be the Same more or less which I agree to take to Quebec and Sell to the best advantage in my power at the same time I sell my own and promise and agree to pay to them uppon the Sale of the Said Staves within ten Pounds pr thousand of what they sell for in Quebec and am to bring a regular Culling bill from Quebec of the Quantity which they are to abide by in witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand this day and date as above in presence of Gideon Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 1810 Gideon Bowerman Dr Augst 6th to 5628 Staves ? £ 45 ? M £ 248-11-9 ¾ 1811 Jan ? 15 Cash £ 6-5-10 ½ { Feby 14 - Do 5-17-6 ¾ {------------ 12-3-5 ¼ Paid on ? note Joseph W? 2-5-3 ₤263-“-6 By in hand £ 7-12- By Do Paid JC 7-12- Do of P Smith 117-11-4 ½ ₤ 132-15-4 ½ Septr 7 – 1811 to Cash pr your Note - 5-15-8 ½ 268-16-2 ½ 132-15-4 ½ 136- “ -10 Discunt? 25 £ 111 -10 Note 2 – side 2 G Bowerman Images 1-7 33,34 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Gideon Bowerman [blot] of Thomas Dorland fourt[een] pound one shilling and six penc Quebeck Septr the 20 1810 Gideon Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 Montreal 29 of October Ad 1810 Receivd of Thomas Dorland the Sum of one Hundred and Sixty four Pounds Sixteen Shillings & four Pence ½ Penny H Curency. it being the Sum Specified in a Note that Thomas Dorland gave Jonathan Boreman at Quebeck Witness my hand the above Date G[corner torn off] Note 2 – side 2 £ 164 : 16 : 4 ½ Gedions Boremans Recipt Note 3 – side 1 1810 Oct 8th Recd Mr Peter Smyth one hundred & Seventeen Pounds Eleven Shi – lklings & 4 ½ on act of Gideon Bowerman alsso Recd £ 100 – 0 – 0 for Thos Bowerman [end torn off] Note 3 – side 2 Memorandum of G Bormns money [ciphering below] Images 1-7 35,36 (2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Montreal Oct 31st 1810 Received of Gideon Bowerman a Note of hand for Eighty Eight Pounds 12 S and 1d against Simon Wood Richd Day and Wm Patterson, for which he Once gave a Receipt but now not to be found for Which the Present is Written as his Security Present Dane Daerne Coonrad frederick [inverted scribble] Note 1 – side 2 Coonrad Fradrick receipt Note 2 – side 1 pl 710 – 12 – 6 Cucy Quebec 16th Oct 1810 Twelve month after Date We promise to pay Mr Giden Bowerman or order Seven Hundred & ten pounds Twelve Shillings & six pence Currency value Received in Staves with Lawful Interest from the Expiration of – M Wm Hunten? Twelve Month until paid [quill flourish] Note 2 – side 2 Recd of the within Twenty Eight pounds ten shillings – Quebec 20th Oct 1810 M W H Gideon Bowerman please to pay the bearer of the within Note Jonathan Bowerman Images 1-7 37,38 (2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Mr Giddian Borman Dr for vallue Recvd Pleas to pay on Demand withe Intrest To E Weller or barrer thirteen Dolers It being for timber had of E Mille– June th 12 AD 1810 As witness our hands Joseph Kemp Cornilus Houck X Not Invderryed? Note 1 – side 2 I Except the with In order for Giddeion Borman Mr Gidian Boraman Dr for value Recvd Pleas to pay the with in order to Robbert C Wilkins Pay and the ?? you E Weller E Wellers order Note 2 – side 1 £ 11 – 10 /- I Promas to Pay to Isaac Garratt order a Seven Pounds ten Shilens half for Curency for value Recived with interest from the Date this Seventh Day of June 1810 allso five Shilen & four pence Ge[torn out] Isaac Garratt p’d the 11th Nov Half [note X’d corner to corner] Note 2 – side 2 Gideon Bowerman Note 11 – 15 – 4 Isaac Garr et receipt Image 39 1-7 ( 1 Note) Doug Smith [It is the view of the transcribers that q stands for ‘quarter’. There are never more than 3 q’s. Thus 2 Cwt 3 q would be 175 pounds. It may be that the author was recording the weights used on the scale so that no argument would result from the owner of the grain who may not have been able to translate the math into pounds.] For Gideon Bowerman Wm Hubbs 3 Cwt brand Lacking 16 lb ––––––––––– Daniel Ronels 1 – Cwt 2 q Lacking 14 lb flower ––––––––––– Isaac Begle 2 Cwt brand –––––––––– Adam Zeufelp 1 Cwt flower 10 bus brand –––––––––– Henry Girond 3 bus. brand –––––––––– Isaac? Weeks 3 Cwt 3 q 19 lb brand 1Cwt 3 quints midling ––––––––– Cornelius Huyck 2 Cwt 0 q 6 lb flower to 1 Cwt 0 q 25 lb of std by Honery Huycks to the brand out of 3 bus wheat the same time to 1 Cwt brand Lacking 5 lb brand ––––––––– Robert Huyck 1 Cwt 0 q 3 lb flower ––––––––– Adam Zufelt 3 Cwt flower ––––––––– John Short 2 Cwt 2 q flower 3 bus brand –––––––––– George Follok 1 Cwt flower –––––––––– Nathaniel White 2 bus brand ––––––––––– Henry Henry Girond 1 Cwt brand 3 ½ bus Do packd ––––––––– Nathaniel White 2 bus of Do fine flower ? ? for 20 / per Cwt 4 / for brand / 7 ½ per bus. Image 1-7 40 ( 1 Note) Doug Smith Jacob Bare to Gideon Bowerman Dr to 46 bus Rye ––––––– John Mills 4 Cwt 2 q Lacking 12 lb brand –––––––––– Wm Cunningham 1 Cwt brand –––––––– Honu Huyck 1 Cwt Common flower @ 17 / 6 ––––––– Isaac Smyth 1 Cwt 1 q 6 lb midlins ––––––––– Benone Bowerman ½ Cwt flower ––––––––– 1 order from Joseph Dorland for of 1 Cwt 3 q flower which was packd –––––––– Isaac Weeks 3 q Cwt of Common flower @ 17 / 6 –––––––– Daniel Ronels 6 Cwt flower –––––––––– James Beatys 2 Cwt flower ––––––––– Johns? Carman 2 Cwt 1 q 17 lb flower to 19 ½ bus wheat ––––––––– Cornelius White 4 / 6 worth brand –––––––– Henry Girond 11 bus wheat ––––––– Stephen Bowerman 5 for Whiskey? Images 1-7 41, 42 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Holdiman June 22 th: 1799 For value Received I Promis to Pay or Caus to be Paid to Gidion Bowerman or order the Sum of twenty five Pounds Hollyfax Currency in Neet Cattle by the first Day of July one thousand Eight hundred as witness my hand In Presants of George Mc ? Joseph Phillips John G? Holdiman June 22th: 1799 For Value Received I Promis to Pay or Caus to be Paid to Gidion Bowerman or order the Sume of twelve Pound . ten Shillings Hollyfax Currency by the first Day of November one thousand Eight hundred to be Paid in Grain as witness my hand George Mc ? Joseph Phillips John Graves? [this surname might also be Grover] [written very lightly in the bottom right is the following] Not Investi??g?d Note 1 – side 2 George Mc alp?? Note Culls Images 1-7 43, 44 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Quebec 21st Nov 1807? Acct. of Staves Mr.? Bowerman Culled at the Cove for Mr Usborn Feet Inch 2 d Parcel 3----------- 1-29 2 ½ ------- 2-16 5 ½ 2 ---------8-3-21 Ships on Board 1 ½ ----2-5-2-0 1----------9-1-15 the Aurora 2 ½ -----------4 2---------------19 4 ½ 1 ½ ---------2-6 Economy &? 1---------------15 3 ½ 1 ½ ---------2-12 2 ½ -----------25 the [torn piece]pid 2 ---------2-3-10 [best guess] Intrepid? 2 ½ 1 ½ ------8-3-29 1----------3-0-14 6-1-2 5 3d Parcel Shipd 5 ½ 2------------1-24 1 ½-------6-0-4 on Board the Brothers 4 ? 1----------3-0-10 2 ? 1 ----------- 2-12 1-0-0-2 [torn section] Carried over 7-1-2-? [torn section] [also on the right side of this page aligned with the entries are numbers written very faintly which appears to be a tally] Note 1 – side 2 Brt. Forward ----- 7-1-2-23 Feet .. Inch M H Run? 2 ½ -------------1-3-28 Remaining 5 ½ 2--------------1-9-3-18 1 ½ ----------2-9-1-14 1--------------1-1-1-12 in Piles 4 ?--------------------------3-0 at the Cove 3 ?----------------------11-0-17 2----------------5-3-23 2 ½ 1 ½ ------------9-2-13 ---------3-0-1 8-6-0-6 5 ?----1-7-0-5 Arch Campbells all 15-7-3-1 2 ? 8-3-10 [written faintly] 23.3-0-4? Culls 2-5-3-15 Culls a/ Haus? N.? Bowerman Culld for Mr Usborn Have Bill [written at the bottom of this note near a fold] Image 1-7 45 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Know All men that by these Presents that I Gideon Bowerman of the township of amelious burgh and County of Prince Edward and provence of Uper Canady am held frimley bound to Andres C Huyck of the same to giv him a good deed for a cartain peece of Land Lying beetwene his land and Isaa Wickes’s Land and runing back to the roade Containing twenty two acres bee it mor or less at the payment of twenty pounds 20s HC wi [the corner of this note is torn] the tenth of Aper? [torn corner] hundred and ten [torn corner] Rowlan Sherman Image 1-7 46 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these prsents that i Gideon bowman of amelious burg prince edward in mid land destrict and provence of upper Canaday are held and firmley bound under the penal Sum of five hundred pound H.C. unto Joseph Youngs of the town County and provence afore Said to be paid to the said Joseph youngs or his heirs Exacuters Adminestraters or asines for which payment well and truly to be made and done I bind my self my heirs Executers adminestraters or asines any or ither of them where unto i set my hand and seal this 7th June – 1809 The Conditions of the above obligations are such that if the above bound gideon bowarman he or his heirs Executers adminestraters or asines or any or i thir of them Execute and deliver or Cause to be done unto Joseph youngs him or his heirs Executers adminestraters or asines any or ither of them as good a deed as government will grant free and Clear of all incumberence of that partin ? or parsel of land being in the township of amelious burg County and provence afore said beginning on the Sowwest Corner of andrew huyck fharm to a pine saplen standing on the bank of lake antery? thence runing East and pararel with the Concession line sixty Chains thence twenty five Chains southerly on a square with the ? line thence west and pareral with the consession line to the lake antery thence northerly along the lake to the place of beginning Containing one hundred and fifty acres of land which deed is to be delivered at the payment of the land then this obligation is avoid otherwise to-stand in full force and vurtur Witness present Gideon Bowerman Abner Enos his Hugh X robertson Cross Images 1-7 47, 48 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these Presents that I John Striker of Hallowell in the Province of Upper Canada have hire? at Montreal in Lower Canada deliverd to to Gideon Bowerman two and a half Cribbs of white Oak Staves Supposed to Contain Six thousand when Cull,d by the Same more or less which Said Cribbs the Said Bowerman is to take to Quebec and bring a true and regular Culling bill of the Quantity to the Said Striker and agrees to Pay to him the Said Striker the Sum of Forty Six Pounds Per thousand Staves which Payment the Said Bowerman is to make in all the month of Octr Next in???g the date hereof in witness of the true Performance of the above written agreement we have hereunto Set our hands and Seals this Seventh Day of July 1810 at Montreal in Presence of A Werden John Striker Elijah Youngs, Cuningham Gideon Bowerman 2- ½ 2- 4- ½ Note 1 – side 2 Rec,d at Montreal July the Seventh 1810 on the within written agreement the Sum of one Hundred Pounds four Shillings & ten Pence CY in Part Payment as witness my hand John Stiker Also Rec,d at the Same time an order on Peter Smith of Kingston for the Sum of Seventy five Pounds Cy which is in Part Payment if Sold as Witness witness my hand John Striker A Werden Recivd payment by me 29 of 11 mo – 1810- John Striker [written at the bottom and sideways on the page is the following] Contract G Bowerman & John Striker Image 1-7 49 (1 Note) Doug Smith Know all men by these presents that I Gedion x x x Bowerman of of the Township of Hallowell County of Prince Edward and Province of Upper Canada Am held and firmly bound unto Isaac Smith of the Township of Amiliasburg in the County and Province aforesaid. In the sum of £ one Hundred pounds Current Lawfull money of the Province of Upper Canada To be paid unto the said Isaac Smith or to his heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns To which payment well and truly to be made I bind myself my Heirs Executors & Administrators unto the said Isaac Smith his Heirs Executors Administrators and Assigns Jointly and severly, firmly by these presents Sealed with my seal dated at Ameliasburg this sixth day of March one Thousand Eight Hundred and seven –– 1807 This Condition is such that if the above bounden Gideon Bowerman his Heirs Executors or Administrators him or either of them shall or do well and Truly deliver or came to be delivered unto the above mentioned Isaac Smith his Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns a good and suffi cient Deed for the front half ot Lott number six in the first Concession Ameliasburg Lakeside with all the Buildings and other improvements thereon being one Hundred Acres upon his proper cost and Charges – Then this Obligation to be Void and of none effect Else to Remain an be in Full Force Sign’d Seale’d & Deliverd } Gideon [hole]owerman In Presence of } Philip Dorland Jun Philip Dorland Images 1-7 50,51,52 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side1 Flour sold by James G Andrew McGill at Mon -treal and Quebec belonging to Gideon Bowerman bbls £ S d By Till. Hupe for? –––––––––––––– 31 Refecd 25 / 38 – 15 – 0 " Austin Cavellier –––––––––––– 6 Fine 30 / 9 – 0 - 0 " James Dunlop –––––––––– 3 Refecd 25 / 3 – 15 - 0 " Cash –––––––––––––––––––– 7 ditto 25 / 8 – 15 – 0 " taken to acct –––––––––––––– 15 Fine 27/6 20 – 12 – 6 " Cash –––––––––––––––––––– 1 Refecd 25/ 1 – 5 - 0 " Consigned to H.C. Hossack } 21 Refecd 24/4 24 – 10 - 0 " at Quebec ––––––––––––– } " ditto –– ditto ––––––––––– 6 ditto 25 / 7 – 10 – 0 " ditto –– ditto ––––––––– 33 Fine 30 / 49 – 10 – 0 " ditto –– ditto ––––––––– 2 Refecd 25 / 2 – 10 - 0 " ditto –– ditto ––––––––– 3 Fine 30 / 4 – 10 - 0 " Cash –––––––––––––––––––– 1 Refecd 25 / 1 - 5 - 0 ––– –––––––––––––– 129 –– £ 171 – 17 – 6 Less Freight 15d Inspection 4d Storage 3d } 1/10 £ 5 – 19 – 2 on 65 barrels sent to Quebec } Cooperage & Labourers Etc –– 4d 1 - 1 - 8 Cartage of 65 Barrels –––––– 2d " 0 - 10 – 10 Commission 2 ½ per cent on £ 88 – 10 2 – 4 - 3 Storage of 131 barrels Flour at } 6d 3 – 5 - 3 Montreal –––––––––––––––– } Cartage of 131 barrels Flour from } 2d 1 - 1 - 10 Scows –––––––––––––––– } ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Carried Forward £ 14 – 3 - 3 171 – 17 – 6 Image 1-7 51 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 2 Amt brot Over £ 14 – 3 – 3 £ 171 – 17 – 6 Cartage to vessel of 65 barrels 2d 0 – 10 – 10 Inspection of 66 barrels at Montreal 4d 1 - 2 - 0 Cooperage of ditto in Montreal 0 - 5 - 6 James g andw McGill Hogs? } 4 - 6 - 0 Commission on £ 171-17 -6 at 2 ½ per cent } –––––––––––– 20 - 7 - 7 This sum bearing Interest from 15th October last –––––––––––––– £ 151 - 9 - 11 N. B. freight in Scow from Kingston } to Montreal charged in acct } Prrocsg outstanding Debts Excepted Recapitulations Sold ––––––––––– 129 bbls Remaining in Montreal 2 ditto –––––––––––– Total 131 barrels Kingston 1st Jany 1808 Image 1-7 52 Doug Smith Note 1 – side 3 Mr Gideon Bowerman a/c Sales of Flour Image 1-7 53 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Know All Men by these Presents that I Gideon Bowerman of the Township of Amelesburg Conty of Prince Edward in the Midland Destrict and Province of upper Cannada Am held and firmly Bound unto Paul Trumpore Juner of the same Township Conty Destrict and Provernce above menes in the Pennelty of five hundred pounds Halfax Curncy to the Payment of wich Sum well and truly to Be mad I bind myself my Hiers Executors Administrators or Asines firmly By these Sealed with my Seal and Dated this forth Day of july in the year of our Lord one thousand Eight hundred and Nine The Condition of the above Obligation is such that if the above Bounded Gideon Bowerman his Hiers Executors or Administrators or Asines Doth bind or Cause to be Given unto PaulTrumpore jun His Heirs Executors Administrators or Asines a good and A suffishent Deede for the Lot No Eight in first Conceson on Lak ontario it being too hundred Acors to Be given in one year from this Date and then this Obligation to Be Nul an Voyd Otherwise to remain in full forse an Virture Sined Sealed and delivered In the Presets of Witnesse Present Joseph Dorland Gideon B[hole]werman Uyak? Mcokoy? Image 1-7 54 ( 1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these presenc that I gideon bowerman of ameliousberg prince edward in midland Destrict and provence of upper Canaday am held and firmly bound under the penal sum of five hundred pounds H.C. unto Luey robertson him his heirs Executors administrators or asines now living in the township and province above said on which payment well and truly to be paid and done for which i bind my heirs Executors administrators or asines any or either of them whereunto i set my hand and seal this dated the seventh day of Jan Eighteen the Conditions of the above obligation are such that if the abov bound gideon bowerman he or his heirs Executors adminestratirs or asines or aney or ither of them Exceute? and deliver or forse to be done unto Luey robertson him or his hiers Exertirs administrators or asines any or ither of them of good deed as government will grant free and Clear of all incumbrence of that peace or parcel of land lying in the township of ameliousburg County and provence afore said begining on the southwest Corner of Joseph Youngs pharm on the bank of lake ontery thence runing eastard parerel with the Consession line sixty Chains thence southerly sixteen Chains twenty links on a survane? thence westard parerel with the Consession line to the lake ontery thence notherly along the lake to the place of beginen Containing one hundred acors of land which deed is to be deliverd at the payment of the land then this obligation is avoid otherwise to stand in full forse and vurtur witness present Joseph Youngs Gideon Bowerman Abner Enos Image 1-7 55 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these presents that I Gideon Bowerman of Hollowell County of prince Edward midland Destrict and province of upper Canada am Held and firmly bound In the penal Sum of five hundred Pounds HC. Unto Andrew Huyck of the Town of Amelias bourgh County and province afore Said to be paid Unto the Said Andrew Huyck his Hiers Executors Administrators or Assigns for which payment well and truly to be made and Done I bind myself my Heirs Executors administrators and Assigns or Either of them firmly by these presents Sealed with my Seal Dated June the Second In the Year of our Lord Eighteen Hundred and four The Condition of this Obligation is Such that that If the Above bound Gidion bowerman his hiers Executors Administrators or Assigns or Either of them Shall well truly Execute and Deliver or Cause to be Deliverd Unto Andrew Huyck his Heirs Executors Administrators or Assigns or Either of them as Good a Deed as Government Shall Grant of all That part or parcell of Land Lying and being In the Town of Amiasbourgh County and province Afore Said Bound on the wist side on wellars Lake North on the Same South on Lake Ontario thence East to Contain Two Hundred Acres which East Line is the west bounds of Philip Waldrons Lot Gideon Bowam[torn off] Jonth Bowerman Philip S Waldron Back to Top | ||
Folder: 1-8, (Gideon Bowerman 1811 – c1840), 70 notes Images 1-8 01, 02 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 For Value Received We Jointly or severely Promise to pay or Cause to be paid unto Thomas Dorland or his order the sum of fifty seven pounds & fifteen Shillings and seven pence / with the Interest from the date / payment to be made in three Months – Witness our hands at Adolphustown this 16th. of 10th month 1811 Ichabod [torn piece] owerman P Hunt?- and Jonth [torn piece] ermas? one Execut Aron Van? Dyck to the Esta [torn piece] of Gedon Bowerman ? Note 1 – side 2 Recevd on the within note thirteen Pound five Shilling and two Pence by the hand of Philip Dorland Januay 18th 1812 Th P Dorland Balance on the within note – 3.44..10.5 Interest due 4. 17.6 ₤ 49.. 7.11 Recd payment Th P Dorland Note 2 – side 1 [this page has been folded in half and the following is written on one side] Mr. England Receipt for ₤ 2-11-8 [the following is written on the other side] Recd. from Mr. Stephen Bowerman the Sum of Two pounds Eleven Shillings and Eight pence on act. of the Estate of Mr. Gedn. Bowerman being in full for my fees as Register R ? ??rb England 10 July 1811 – Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-8 03, 04 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received from Ichabod Bowerman two pounds six shillings and eight pence as fees the probate of the will of the late Gideon Bowerman and receiving Inventory of the Estate amounting to upwards of Alex. Fisher Surrogate Note 1 – side 2 ??dge Fisher receipt £ 2-6s-8d [written upsidedown on this same side of the note is the following] Receipt of GB. Note 2 – side 1 Recd Hallowell th 11 of 7 moth 1811 of Jonathan & Stephen Bowermans Executers? one hundred thirty five pounds six shiling & 5 pence HC. In full from the Estate of G. Bowerman dead? Recd by Jonant Bowerman Stephen Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Recept for Stephen & Vincent The Estate Bowerman Recd Of G Bowr of G Bowerman Deceased ₤ 135-6-5 Note 3 – side 1 Received Hallowell the first of December 1811 from Jonathan Bowerman on account of Gideon Bowerman Deseased – one Pound three Shillings and one Penny Ebenr washburn Note 3 – side 2 E. Washburn Recpt Images 1-8 05, 06 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd. from Jonathan Bowerman Executor One pound Twelve Shillings and Two pence half penny Currency being my amount against the Estate of the Late Gideon Bowerman in full to this 15th. July 1811 at Hallowell James Cummins Note £ 1- 1-2 ½ 1-12-2 ½ Jonth Bowerman £ 2-9- -0 ext? Note 1 – side 2 J Cumming Rect On acompt of Estate ? G. Bower 1-12-2 ½ Note 2 – side 1 Recd Hallowell 11 of 7th month 1811 of – Ichabod & Stephen Bowerman Executors to the Estate of Gideon Bowerman Deceased the Sum of Eighty four pounds nineteen Shillings & nine pence H.C Recd by me Jonth Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Jonth Bowerman Recpt from the Estate of G Bowerman 84-17-9 Images 1-8 07, 08 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell the 5 of first month 1811 friend Thomas Dorland please to pay Joseph – Camp eight pounds tenn shillings & 11d pence & thou will oblege thy friend Gideon Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 I order the Contents of this order to Be Paid to the Barers Joseph Kemp ? january 22 1811 VW.? Dorland Recd the Contents his Will X Sermahorn? Philip Dorland Mark Note 2 – side 1 Jonathan Bourman To C Hulbert ? 14? May 1811 To ? & ? 4?/7 “ Bitters 2- 6 “ on Gideons- act - £4?=14? “ 5 “ - 3 Cr By Cash ₤ 2-10 order 1-3-9 3 - 13-9 Balance Due me - 1 = 6=6 Note 2 – side 2 Recd Hallowell 7 of 2 mo 1811? of Jonathan Boreman Exectr to the Estate of G Borema Decest four pound fourteen shillings in full Ci?has Hulbert Note 3 – side 1 Holowell the 18 0-12 month 1811 receivd of the estate of Gideon Bowerman fore pound aleven Shillings & 2 pence HC it being in full of all accompts Robert hubbs Note 3 – side 2 R. Hubbs Receipt Robert Hubbs receipt of £ 4-11-2 Images 1-8 09, 10 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd this Day Hallowell July 3rd. 1811 of Jothn. of Jothn. Bowerman the Sum of twenty eight Pound 15 it being in ful for my Demands against the estate of Gideon Bowerman Henry Smith Note 1 – side 2 H. Smythes Receipt Doctor Smythes this Recipt for 28-15- on acount of the Estate of G Bowerman Note 2 – side 1 March 6th 1811 For value receaved I promise to Pay to James Farley or order fore hundred and fifty dolers Somtime in the month of november next with the interest from the first of may next witness my hand Gideon [torn piece] werman in the Presents of Josiah Bull Junr [on the left margin of this page is show the principal and interest as follows] Principal ₤ 112:10:0 Interest 15:8 :2 127:18 2 Note 2 – side 2 Recd / Kingston 14th Augt 1813 / the amount of the within Noted? By the hands [torn piece] J. Forsyth ? James Farley Gideon Bowerman Note 3 – side 1 Good to Hannah Butts or order for Seventeen pounds two Shillings and four pence H.C with Lawfull Intrest from the Date on Witness our hands at Hallowell this 11 Day of 7 month 1811 Jonth [torn piece] werman { Executers Stepn [torn piece] werman { of G. Bowerman Decsed Note 3 – side 2 Reced payment in full Joth Bowerman Stepn Bowerman note of £ 109-2-2 Images 1-8 11, 12 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Will Gideon Bowerman Please pay Mr. Joh Huyk the small sum of thirteen Shillings & five pence & Oblige your humble Servant Henry Smith Hallowell Feby 12th. 1811 Note 1 – side 2 Order paid John Huyck per Henry Smith Note 2 – side 1 R W Hallowell 11 of 7 month 1811 of Jonth & Stephen Bowerman Executors to the Estate of G. Bowerman Deasd the Sum of Seventeen pounds two Shillings & four pence H.C. In full from the ? Estate Recd by me her Hannah X Butts mark Note 2 – side 2 Hannah Butts Receipt Hannah Butts is receipt of 19-2-4 G Bowerman estate Note 3 – side 1 ₤ 4-17-1 ½ On Demand I Promise to Pay to Ebenezer washburn or his order four Pounds Seventeen Shillings and one penny half Penny for Value of him received at Hallowell 1st December 1811 to the Estate of G Bowerman Deceased Jonathan [torn piece] owerman Exe Note 3 – side 2 Jonathan Bowerman 6-0-0 5-5-9 ½ note ₤ 4-17-1 ½ 14-2 ½ Int 0- 8-8 en? Credited in book 5-5-9 ½ Recd payment in full May 26 – 1811 Images 1-8 13, 14 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Gideon Bowerman to Sarah Ingorsol Dr To 2 Cribs at ₤ 7.10 Each ₤ 15.0.0 Cr by Cash paid Mr Ingorsol 7.10 Do paid Thorp? 4.10 Do paid Isaac Westover 5 12.5 Balance Due ₤ 2..15.0 Sarah Ingersol Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 March Gidian Boardman To C.. Hulbert Dr 25 1811 To Visit and P Perganda? “=5=0 27 “ Visit and 36 F??t Pills “=8=0 April 1 “ Visit and a ct? “=8=0 “ emt? and pills “=3=0 “ Bot Cordial “=6=0 “ Bitters and ? phisic “=5=0 3 “ Visit and pills “=7=6 “ Vitriol Acid and nut Mg “=3=[torn] 13 “ Visit and epicak? “=7=[torn] “ 16 tp Digitolas “=10=[torn] 16 “ 22 tp Digitolas “=15=0 18 “ Visit and Opium “=6=6 22 “ Visit May 27 “ Vitriol acid “=2- 0 30 “ Vial acid Drops “=1=6 ₤ 4=14=0 Note 2 – side 2 G- Boardman acct ₤ 4=14=0 Holberts Acct Against the Estate of Gideon Bowerman Images 1-8 15, 16 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 In one year after Dattd For Valu Recd we promis to pay or cause to be paid unto Maturah and Vincent Bowerman or there order for one hundred thirty five pounds Six Shillings & five pence H.C. with Lawfull Intrest from the Date as witness our hands this 11 Day of 7th mon one thousand Eight hundred & Eleven Witness Jonth [torn piece] werman } Excutor to the Estate Steph [torn piece] owerman } G. Bowerm- John Richmond Note 1 – side 2 [information on this side of the note has been written at various angles to the page] Receivd on the within Note 10th of 10 mo 1818 £ 22..3..10 twenty two pound three Shillings and ten pence this Note paid in full 15 of 2d month 1815 Recd on the with in one hundred pounds H.C. Recd 27 of 4 moth 1815 on the with in ten pound HC – 10-0-0 J. & Stephen Bowermans note for £ 135-6-5 on acompt of The Estat of G Bowerman 17 of 2 mo Intrest and principal 38..12..2 Note 2 – side 1 Friend Gideon please to Let the Bearer Ira West have Eight Dollars worth on my accpt [torn section]rland Ameliasbourgh the 11th. of 2nd Mo 1812 Note 2 – side 2 Johntohn Bowerman his hand Thomas Anderson? To Gide [torn piece] Bowerman ?? Howell? Joseph Dorle? [torn piece] order [the above is written at various angles to the page and the rest of this side of the note consists of ciphering] Images 1-8 17, 18 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Gideon Bowerman disseased To Henry Smith Dr To 17 Visits Attendance prescriptions W.t? Operations £ 28-15- Hallowell June 7th. 1811 Note 1 – side 2 G Bowerman Disseased Acct. With HSmith Note 2 – side 1 good to Israel Bowerman or order for three pounds Eleven Shilling & Six pence HC with Intrist it being For Value Recd at Hallowell the 13 of 5 month 1812 Jonathan [torn piece] werman Execute State of G.B. Joseph Dorland this note is to pay a Dept of John mc gra?? Note Israel Bowerman Haldamand? 0-14?-0 Note 2 – side 2 Jonathan } Bowerman Israel Bowerman }[written upsidedown next to the bracket and in very small letters is the following] EEEbenezer E Washburn Recd payment in full [the balance of information on this page consists of ciphering] Images 1-8 19, 20 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd. of Mr. Jonathan Bowrman for and on acct. of his Brother Gideon Bowrman Estate two pounds thirteen Shillings & two pence C??? in full of all Demands Kingston 10th. July 1812 – Peter Smith ₤ 9.13.2 Note 1 – side 2 Peter Smyth Recpt Note 2 – side 1 good to Cornelius White or order for forty Six pounds fourteen Shillings & Eleven pence ½ H.C. with Intrest it being for Value Received at Hallowell this 30 of 11 month one thousand Eight hundred & twelve witness } to the Esate of G M ? Anthy Terrill Jo [torn section] [the rest of this side of the note consists of cipherings] Note 2 – side 2 August 19th 1813 Received upon the within Six pound five Shillings ? H.C. June – 15th . 1813 Received upon the within Twenty four pounds Six Shillings and ten pence H.C. May 28th. 1814 Received upon the within Note one pound one Shilling Cy Jonathan Bowerman Note for £ 46 14 11 ½ [the rest of this side of the note consists of cipherings] Images 1-8 21, 22 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 The late Mr. Gidion Bowerman for Isaac I. Smith To Lawrence? Herchman? Dr 1812 October 1 To amount per acct. Un???d - ₤ 4-8-0 6 Months Interest on ditto 2-7 ₤ 4-10-7 Rec. payment of the above account from Mr. Charles Cunningham – Kingston 27 March 1813. Lawce. Herchman? Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Know all men by these presents that I John Stinson of the Township of Hallowell in the Midland District and Province of Upper Canada do by these presents constitute and appoint Thomas Jones of the Township of Sydney in the Midland District my true and lawful Attorney for me and in my name to ask demand, receive sue for and recover from the heirs Executors or administrators of the late Gideon Bowerman the amount of a note of hand given by the said Gideon Bowerman to me in amt? of five hundred dollars, and for the purpose of procuring payment of the said note one or mor attorneys under him to substitute and appoint and the same again at pleasure to revoke hereby allowing and confirming whatsoever my said attorney shall lawfully do to obtain payment of the said note. In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal this 13th. day of October 1812 Signed Sealed ? D John Stinson delivered in presence of M. ???ters DM? Buyers? Note 2 – side 2 Recd. at Kingston 14th. Augt. 1813 / from Joseph Forsyth of the amount of the within specified Promissory Note with its Interest Thomas Jones Powr Atty John Stinson to Thomas Jones Images 1-8 23, 24 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd Hallowell 26 of July 1812 of Jonathan Bowerman Executor to the Estate of G B. in full for an order given to me by the ? Jonathan Bowerman for three pound fore Shillings & Six pence H.C. upon Andrew C Houyks & John Yongs the? £ 3-4-6 by me Gran??els Huycks Note 1 – side 2 Granoles? Huycks Recept – ₤ 3-4-6 Note 2 – side 1 Recd Hallowell 29 of 11 mo – 1812 of Jonath Bowerman Exect to Estate of G.B. Decst his note of forty Six pounds fourteen Shillings & Eleven pence ½ H.C. Receid by me £ 46-14-11 ½ Cornelius White Note 2 – side 2 C White Recept 46-14-11 ½ Note 3 – side 1 Recd 4 of 3 month 1812 of Jonathan Bowerman Exetor to the Estate of GB Decst thirty four pounds H.C which is to be Intrest? On his and Stephen Bowermans note Charles. Cunningham 39-8-10 34- ₤ 5 -8-10 Note 3 – side 2 C. Cunningham Recept 34 Images 1-8 25, 26 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Mr Jonathan Bowrman please to pay Hannah Butts twenty one Shilings and seven pence and it shall answer on your account with me Oct 17 - 1812 Cephas? Hulbert Note 1 – side 2 Excepted by Jonathan Bowerman { Executor to the Estate of G Bowe Recd payment in full Note 2 – side 1 23 of 7? Mo 1821 receivd of Stephen Bowerman three pounds tenn shillings & 10 pence it being a trust of his legacy from Gideon Bowermans estate Joseph Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Joseph Bowerman receipt in Gideon Bowerman estate £ s d 3-10-10 Note 3 – side 1 For Valu Receved I promise to pay or cause to be paid unto Geoge Baker or Order the Sum of thirteen pounds nineteen Shillings and Eight pence half penny to be paid on the first day of 6th Hallowell 27 day of 11th M 1812 In presence of Stephen Bow [torn piece] an Act Executor John Stinson Gilbt D Clapp Note 3 – side 2 Stephn Bowerman Note hand ₤ 13..19..8d ½ in James Bettes estate Images 1-8 27, 28 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd of Gideon Bowerm Decest & by the hands of Jonathan Bowerman Exctor four pounds two shilling & sevenpence HC Cy Hallowel 26th of May 1813 Recd By Me Gilbt D Clapp Note 1 – side 2 G Clapps Rec.d. 4-2-7 Note 2 – side 1 From the within of ? Bowerm one ? Seven shilling July 1813 Recd on the within Note The Barrels at 31 s per Barrel witch make Eighteen shilling in? 1814 Recd 1 of 3 month 1824 the with in Sum in full Jo [torn piece] an Bowerman Exector [the following on this same side of the Note appears to be written by a different hand] Jonathon Bower Not Due on this Note ₤ 3-11- Up to March 1823 Note 2 – side 2 On dmand I promis to pay Gilbt D Clapp or order the Sum of three pounds thirteen Shillings and four pence H f Cr.? It Being for Value Recd as Witness My hand at Hallowell this twenty six Day of May 1813 – to Exut? Jont Bowerm Jonth [torn piece] werman Exr to GB Note 3 – side 1 good to James Parsons or order for twenty two pounds five Shillings H.C.. with Intrest it being for Value Recd at Hallowell this 3 of 7th mont 1813 Jonth [torn piece] werman Exector to the Estate Ichabod Bowerman of G Bowerman Decst Note 3 – side 2 Friend Joseph Please ? ? to pay the with in to the barrer Jonth Bowerman Images 1-8 29, 30 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received Hallowell 13th May 1813 Of Jonathan Bowerman his Power of Atty favor of Robt Morrogh? To receive from I? T? Campbell seven hundred & seventy one pound 2/10 S HF? for which we will account when rec Jos Forsyth Co Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 £ 28-4-1 ½ On or before the Twenty fifth day of July next I Promise to Pay to Rowland Jackson or his order Twenty Eight Pounds four Shillings and One penny half Penny, for Value of him received at Hallowell this 19th day of June 1813 Jonth [torn piece] werman Witness Exetor to the Estate of Ebenr. Washburn of G Bowerm Deceast Note 2 – side 2 Recd 2? of 7 month 1813 on the with in four Dollars [this was written very faintly at the top of the page] Recd 25 of Sept 1813 on the with in ten Dollars Hallowell 25 Sept 1813 Friend Wm Mitchel please to to pay the barrer the principle & Intrest of this note and Oblige Bal £ 24.19.9 Jonth Bowerman Note 3 – side 1 Recd Hallowell 3 of 7th mo. 1813 Of Jonth: Bowerman Exec to the Estate of G. Bowerman Decest twenty two pounds ten Shillings in full Recd by me James Parsons [at the bottom of this side of the note is a number of cipherings] Note 3 – side 2 James Parsons Recd for? 22-10-0 Images 1-8 31, 32 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Recd 10 of 5 month 1813 of Jonathan Bowerman Exector to the Estate of G. B.wern the Sum of fifty six pounds three Shillings & nine pence H.C. Recd by me Mary White 45-3-9 Note 1 – side 2 Mary White Recd for 56-3-9 Note 2 – side 1 Received Hallowell 19th June 1813 from Jonathan Bowerman Executer to the Estate of the late Gideon Bowerman a note of hand for Sixty Six Pounds Eight Shillings and three Pence in full of their Demands against, the Estate of the Said Gideon Bowerman - Farrington Ferguson Rowland Jackson Note 2 – side 2 Ferguson & Jackson note ₤ 66-8-3 to the Estate of G.B. Decst Note 3 – side 1 On or before the Twenty fifth day of July next I Promise to Pay to Farrington Ferguson, or Order thirty Eight Pounds four Shillings and one penny half Penny for value of him Received at Hallowell this 19th day of June 1813 Witness - Jonth [torn section] werman Ebenr. Washburn Exector to the Estate of G. Bowerman Decest Note 3 – side 2 Recd payment of hs? Forsyth? Mo F Ferguson Images 1-8 33, 34 Carm Foster Note 1 side 1 Gideon Bowerman Dr to John Stickney 29 Nov. 1810 To Pint OMedium 1-0-0 11 Decr 1810 To Pint OMedium 1-10-0 4 “ “ To Pint Medium & Attendn } 2-0-0 7 “ “ To Pint OMedium 1-5-0 23 - - To Medium 0-10-0 25 “ “ To Medium 0-7-6 4 Jany 1811 To Medium 0-7-6 10 “ “ To Medium 0-5-0 25 “ “ To Medium 0-7-6 31 “ “ To Medium 0-5-0 13 Febuy “ To Medium 0-7-6 12 April “ To Pint OMedium 1-2-6 18 “ “ To Pint OMedium 1-5 0 22 “ “ To Pint OMedium 1-5 0 1 May “ To Pint OMedium 1-7 6 6 “ “ To Pint OMedium 1-2-6 17 “ “ To Pint OMedium 1-2-6 Intrest 2-1-6 17-11-6 14 July 1814 Note 1 – side 2 Recd. Hallowell 6 June 1814 the within acct in full by the hand of Jonathan Bowerman John Stickney Gidn Bowerman a/c Note 2 – side 1 Received June 2th 1814 of th estat of Gideon Bowerman three hundred Dolers I say Received By Me Reuben Vincent Note 2 – side 2 Jonathan Bowermans Receit Note 3 – side 1 Recd 5 of 6 mo. 1814 of Jonth Bowerm Extor to Estate of G. Bower Decest Eight pounds Six Shillings & Eight pence HC on acompt of a Legacy Left me by G. Bowerman Rec. by me Vincent Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Vincent Bowerman Recpt 8-6-8 Images 1-8 35, 36 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received of Jonathan Bowerman three pound Hallowell the 7th of 4th Mo 1814 Joseph Dorland Note 1 – side 2 Joseph Dorland Receip on A/C Gideon Bower Deceasd Note 2 – side 1 £ 75-00 Recd of Jonathan Bowerman Executor to Estate of G Bowerman Decest in year of 1814 the 6 of 5th month Seventy Five pounds It Covering? in full of a Legasy Left me of Sd GB - Hallowell 3 Day of 3 month 1832 Israel Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 J Bowerman Recpt 75-0-0 Note 3 – side 1 Recd 6 of 5 month 1814 of Jonathan Bowerman Exu to the Estate of G.B. Decest twenty one pound Six Shillings and five pence H.C. by me 21-6-5 Mary White Note 3 – side 2 Mary White 21-6-5 Images 1-8 37, 38 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Receved September 10th 1814 of the Executor of Gedean Bowermans Desesed Estate the Sum of one hundred Dollars By the hand of Reuben Vincent it Being in full of his legasy Willier Dewet? Note 1 – side 2 Recipt Willier Dewits? Recit Note 2 – side 1 good to Jonathan Bowerman Exutor to the Estate of G.B. Decst for – three Hundred and Seventy two Dollars with Intrest being for Value Rec.d at Hallowell this 21 of 7th month 1815 what part of this note Shall pe paid by the first of September next Shall be four years Intrest Deducted from the same Caleb Coon Cornelius Bowerman Sophia Terrill Note 2 – side 2 Recd the 1 of 4th month 1816 the Sum of three hundred and thirteen Dollars on the with in Note Caleb Coon Note 372 Dollars Images 1-8 39, 40 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Received of Stephen Bow [torn piece]rman being of the Exe [folded edge] of Gideon Bowermans Estate Deceased seventy five pounds Hallifax Currency in part Due to Judah Bowerman Hallowell 22nd of 2nd mo 1815 Judah Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 J. Bowerman 6-14 Rept for his Legicy Judah Bowerman receipt HC 75/ Note 2 – side 1 Rec.d Hallo [torn piece] ell 9 of 3 mo – 1815 of Jonth Bowerm [torn piece] n Exetor to the Estate of G.B. Decest the Sum of Nine pounds Sixteen Shillings and ten pence HC – on accompt of amis? take maid. by G.B. Certifyed by Joseph Dorland Recd by me Sarah Carman Note 2 – side 2 Rept for mistake 9-16-10 of Townson? Carman Note 3 – side 1 Received of Gideon Bowermans Estate 29 of 4 mo 1815 the Sume of one pound ten shillings and 4 By the hand of Sephen Bowerman Cornelius Blount Note 3 – side 2 C Blount Recpt Images 1-8 41,42 (4 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 2 Recd 1 May 1815 of Jonth Bower Exes to the Estate of G B. the Sum of four pounds Five Shil lings & 1 penny HC. Rec by me Abraham Hartt? Note 1 – side 2 [blank] Note 2 – side 1 Hallowell 24th of 6 Moth 1816 received of Rebecha Bowerman ten pound two shillings by me Stephen Bowerman exacutor to the estate of Gideon Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 [blank] Note 3 – side 1 Recd of Jonth Bowerman Exetr to the Estate of G. B- last the Sum of four pounds nine Shillings & Six penc H. C 17 of 6 mo 1816 Jacob Tierry Ju Note 3 – side 2 Jacob Terry Recpt Jacob Terry Recept for Staves 4 – 9 – 6 Note 4 – side 1 Recd Apral 18th 1816 of Jonathon Bowerman one Hundred and Eleven pounds and ten pence in full of all Demands against the Estate of the late Gideon Bowerman disceassed as Witness my hand A Werdon Note 4 – side 2 [blank] Images 1-8 43,44 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Hallowell the 7 of 4 month 1814 receivd of Jonnathan Bowerman & Stephen Bowerman executors to the estate of Gideon Bowerman dsseast in cash tewnty five pounds Hallifax curracey Nancy X Elsworth hir cross Note 1 – side 2 Nancy Elsworth receipt £ 25 Note 2 – side 1 Recd Hallowell of Jonth Bowerman Exetor to the Estate of G B. Decst the Sum of five pounds Eight Shillings H.C. which is the full amount of his & Stephen Bowermans Note given to Charles Cunningham 1 of of 3 month 1817 Charles Cunningham Note 2 – sdie 2 To Tulley 2 Rod Dr 1815 Thomas Morgan to 3 bus: of peas of Ichabod Bowerman 7/ 6 [ciphering] Note 3 – side 1 On demand I promis to pay Judah Bowerman or Barrer one hundred and five pounds three shillings and nine pence H. Currency with Lawful Interest from this date as witness my hand at Hallowell first of seventh month Eighteen hundred and Eighteen Jonth [hole]wman } exctors to the Estate Phila Cronkhite of G B Dest 106 – 11 – 13? Note 3 – side 2 Recd 15 of 11 month 1819 of Jonth Bowerman Executor to the Estate of G. Bowerman Decst the Sum of with in Discreb? for a Debt Due me Recd by me Judah Bowerman Jonathan Bowerman Note Images 45,46 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Recd of Jonth Bowerman Execto to the Estate of G. B Decst Seventeen Shillings & six pence H.C towards my Legecy Recd by me 15 of 1 month 1820 Judah Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 £ S d My Note –––––– 186 – 11 - 3 J. Dorland do – –– 61 - 5 - 6 J. Dorland do –– –– 20 - 10 - 0 J Clarks do –– ––– 15 - 15 - 9 this Recpt –– –– - 17 - 6 ––––––––––––––– £ 205 - 0 - 0 Note 2 – side 1 Recd 18 of 4 month 1820 of Jonathan Bowerman Exetor of the Estate of G – Bowerman Decd Eight pound Six Shillings & Eight pence in full. Recd by me Stephen T Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Stephen Bowerman Recipt £ 8 – 6 – 8 Note 3 – side 1 For Value Received I promis to pay Vincent Bowerman Executor or bearnl the Sum of thirty eight pound twelve Shillings with Intrest payable in one year after date as witness my hand this 17 of 2d mo 1821 Given at Hallowell Extor [rectangle cut out] to the Estate of G Bower Reuben Reynolds Note 3 – side 2 £ 40 – 0 – 2 [ciphering] Recd payment in full Johnathan Bower mans Executor Note £ 38 – 12 – 0 [more ciphering] Images 47,48 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Twelve Months after date, Value received, I Stephen Bowerman, Executor of the late Gideon Bowerman, deceased, promise to pay Robert Clark Esquire, or order, for Elijah Ketchum, the sum of With lawful Interest from the date hereof until paid –– As Witness my hand at Ernest- Town, this Seventeenth day of August, 1821 In Presents of John, C. Clark Stephen [hole]owerman Note 1 – side 2 Recd May [rip]th 1824 on the Within Note one pound five Shillings Cy J. C Clark –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Recd June 18th 1824 on the within, five barrels flour and six Bushels of potatoes £ 8 – 5 – 0 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Recd August 2d 1824 on the within Note £ 25 – 0 – 0 from W. neil McLeod –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Note from Stephen Bowerman Robt Clark Esq £ 35 – 0 – Interest on the within Note to the 2d May 1825 £ 5 – 19 – 8 Note 2 – side 1 Recd 31 of 3 month 1824 of Jonathon Bowerman Exetor to the Estate G B Decased the sum Eight pounds six shilings & Eight pence H. C in full for a Legacy Left me by Gideon Bowerman Deceasd Thomas Bowerman Note 2 – side 2 Thomas Bowerm Recpt Note 3 – side 1 Recd 31 8 mth 1825 of Jonathan Bowerman Exetor to the Estate of G. Bowerman Decst in full which is Eigh pounds Six Shillings and Eeight pence H.C. Josiah Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Josiah Bowerman Rcpt 8 – 6 - 8 Images 1-8 49,50 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Received of Jonathan Bowerman Received thirty Seven Pound ten Shillings being the portion of moneys due Jane Ball from the Estate of Gidion Bowerman of Hallowell Decessed this I have Received from Johnathan Bowerman Executor which I promis to account to Jane Ball for both me my heirs assigns Executors and administrators when Called for as witness my hand this 19 day of Sixth month 1827 at Hamilton Cyrus Richmond Jonathan Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 Cyrous Richmond to Jane Ball Images 51,52 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Recevd Hamilton the 19 of 6 m onth 1827 of Jonathan Bowerman Executor to the Estate of G. Bowerman the Sum of thirty Seven pounds ten Shillings H. Currency in full of the Leggecy Left me or my –– Children by Gideon Bowerman Recd by me her Jane + Ball Witness cross Cyrus Richmond Note 1 – side 2 J Ball Recd 37 – 10 Note 2 – side 1 Rc’d 12 of 5 month 1829 of Jonathan Bowerman Ecx. to the Estate of Gideon Bowerman Da’s Eight pounds Six shillings and Eight pence in full A. P. Sherriff Note 2 – side 2 A Sherrif Rcd for the Estate of G Bowerman Decst Note 3 – side 1 Received in full of Stephen Bowerman a legacy from Gideon Bowermans estate to Amos Bowerman on this the 4th of 6 mo 1829 Note 3 – side 2 the receit of Gideon Bowerman estate from Amos Bowerman the sum of 8£ - 6S – 8D Images 1-8 53,54 (3 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Recd 8 of 3 month 1830 of Jonathan Bowerman Executor to the –– Estate of G. Bowerman Dest Eight pounds Six Shillings & Eight pence Lydia Bowerman Note 1 – side 2 L Bowerman Recpt Note 2 – side 1 £ 1 – 9 – 2 ½ Six Months after date I promise to pay to the Estate of Gideon Bowerman the sum of One pound Nine Shillings and two pence half penny it being a Balance Due on his Books – with Interest Picton May 21st 1842 Stephen [hole]werman Calvin Pier Jun Note 2 – side 2 Receivd Nov 30th 1842 On the within Note one pound C Pier Stephen Bowerman Note £ 1 – 9 – 2 ½ Note 3 – side 1 Hallowell 2 nd of 3 mo 1846 Settled this day between Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman the accounts between them and Gidion Bowermans Estate in full and find no Difference in our accounts Jonathan Bowerman Cornelius Bowerman Note 3 – side 2 Jonth Bowerman Receipt Images 1-8 55,56 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 An Inventory of the Propperty of the late Gideon Bowerman Deceased taken by Those whose names are hereunto set this 18th day of 6th Mo 1811 Amount £ S D 0/0 three Hundred Acres of land in the Town of Ameli as Burgh one Hundred Acres being the rear part of Lot No six and Lot number seven at ––––– X 500 one Hundred and Fifty Acres in the afore mentioned Township lying in the rear of Lot No six seven and Lot number Eight ––––––––––––––––––––– X 217 also two Hundred acres being Lot number nine in the preceding Township at ––––––––––––––– X 181 3 two Hundred Acres in the Town of Haldiman No seven in the Second Consession –––––––––– 50 two Hundred Acres likewise in the last named Town the Number not ascertaind ––––––––––––– 68 3 two Hundred Acres in the Town of Scarborough the Consession and number not known ––––––––––– 50 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– one Note of Hand against John Young Sixty six pounds one Shilling three pence Bearing date 10th day of June 1809 with Intrest from the date an Endorsment on sa id Note 14th of First Mo 1810 twenty pounds Seven Shillings & one penny [above 4 lines struckthrough?] ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– one Fanning Mill –––––––––––––––––––––––– 5 one set of Harness –––––––––––––––––––––––– 5 10 one Iron shod Slay ––––––––––––––––––––––– £ 8 one plow share ––––––––––––––––––––––––– 1 10 an Ox Slay ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 0 5 an Ox Chain ––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 0 10 Cross Cut saw 20 Shillings two Coolers £3 – one Iron Pot S10 ––––––––––––––––––––– 4 10 one Bake Cettle & small pot S15 Cemp Cittle S10 – 1 5 one Lanthorn S2 – 6 one round trunkS20 one tin chest S4 –––––––––––––––––––––––– 1 6 6 one Fowling peice £5- and pocket Book S1 – 0 –– 5 1 3 J S Campbells Receipt For Forty Thousand Five Hundred and twenty seven peicees of staves Bearing date Quebec 25th of Sept 1810 Estimated at ––––– 1350 Note 1 – side 2 two pounds Four Shillings & seven pence 3 S Cash 2 4 7 ¾ seven barrels of Flour £1-5 – /3d Gold Scales £12-6 12 17 6 two Beaver Hats £1-5– one Gallon Botl S5 1 10 Sixteen Dozen coat Buttons £1-7-6 one lb three ¼ of ? ? ning thread £1 -/10 twelve Wains of sewing Sett? slief? of h? /5 3 2 6 one case and Rasor Shaveing Bone /5- one Brasleader brush? /2-6 four two Inch augers /77 6 Inch ½ auger /2 -6 ––– 1 7 6 twenty seven yds of striped Cotton £5 /8 twenty four yds ¾ of Grey Cloth £12 /2-6 Fourteen ¾ yds of Jacket patterns £8-8-6 nineteen ¼ yds of Grey Broad Cloth £15 /12 41 11 0 Seventeen ¾ yds of ben gatt? Stripe £8- /6-6 1 6 6 twenty three pair of Cotton and Worsted socks £4 /0-6 4 0 6 Fifty one cross bard Handerchiefs £15 - /6 ––––– 15 6 0 twenty two yds of Brown Holland £2 /7-8 –––––– 2 7 8 ten yds of lining Cloth £1 / 6 – 9 ¼ ––––––––––––– 1 6 9 ¼ Bedding to the amount of ––––––––––––––––––––– 3 2 0 a few pewter and tin dishes one jug of Black ball three Brushes Marking Hamer and saw set –––––––––––––– 0 7 6 Frying pan two Barrels are? and Sauce pan 0 16 9 one Hundred sixteen pocket Handkercheifs –––––––– 2 8 4 Eighteen Dozen vest Buttons / 12-4 4 yds Black Muslin £2 2 12 4 twenty five ¾ yds of Bengal Stripe £1-18-6 two yds Brown Broad Cloth £2-5 Four yds Gray Broad Cloth £3 7 3 6 one six Gallon Cag –––––––––––––––––––––––––– 0 5 0 Forty one Jack knives ––––––––––––––––––––––– 1 13 4 5 Notes against Abraham Huyett for Cattle & produce the the amount 74 13 3 1 2 Notes against Isaac Smyth & Intrest 112 3 11 1 1 Note against Cornilus Blunt & Inter 16 13 7 Image 1-8 56, 57 Carm Foster Note ? – side 2 two pounds four Shillings & seven pence three Qrs? Cash 2 4 7 ¾ ? seven Barrels of Flour £ 12-/3s? Gold Sealer £ 12-6 12 17 6 two Beaver Hats £ 1-5- one Gallon Botll /5 1 10 Sixteen Dozen coat Buttons £ 1-7-6 & one lb three ¼ of shintz? thread £ 1-/10 twelve Hains of sewing felt slick? of liver? 1/5 3 2 6 one case and Rasor flavering Base /5 – one Brass leader Brush 12-6 four two Inch augers ? 7-6 Inch ½ auger 12-6 1 7 6 twenty seven yds of Striped Cotton £ 5/8 twenty four yds ¾ of Grey Cloth £ 12/2-6 – Fourteen ¾ yds of Jacket hatterns? £ 8-8-6 ninteen ½ yds of Grey Broad Cloth £ 15/12 41 11 0 Seventeen ¾ yds of ben gall Stripe £ 1-/6-6 1 6 6 Twenty three pair of Cotton and worsted socks £ 4/0-6 4 0 6 Fifty one cross? band Handkerchiefs £ 15-/6 15 6 0 twenty two yds of Brown Hattand? £ 2/7-8 2 7 8 ten ¾ yds of lining Cloth £ 1/6-9 ¼ 1 6 9 ¼ Bedding to the amount of 3 2 0 a few pewter and tin dishes one jug of Black ball three Brushes Marking Hamer and saw set 0 7 6 Frying pan two Barrels axe and sauce pan 0 16 9 one Hundred sixteen pocket Handkerchiefs 2 8 4 Eighteen Dozen Vest Buttons /12-4 ten yds Black Muslin £ 2 2 12 4 Twenty five ¾ yds of Bengal Stripe £ 1-18-6 two yes Brown Broad Cloth £ 2-5- four yds Grey Broad Cloth £ 3 7 3 6 one Six Gallon Jug 0 5 0 Forty one Jack knives 1 13 4 One pen knife 0 1 3 5 Notes against Abraham Huyett for Cattle & produce the the amount 74 13 3 2 Notes against ?ade Smyth & Intrest 112 3 11 1 Note against Cornilus Blunt & Intr 16 13 7 Note ? – side 3 £ s d 1 Note against John Trumpore & In? 7-18-7 2 Notes against Hugh Robberson & Intr 27 15 3 1 Note against John Darling & Intr 2- 1-10 1 Note against John yong & Intrest 46-11-2 1 Note against Cornelius Borden? & Intr 1- 2- 3 1 Note against Philip Dorland Junr & Intr 1-17-7 1 Note against John Hokenert? & Intr 11-8 -10 [the rest of this page consists of cipherings] Image 1-8 58, 59 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Mr. Gideon Bowerman 1810 To Parker Gerrard Ogilvy H.g? Octr. 31 To amount of Sundry Goods & Invoice deliverd you} 193.10.6 To ditto – ditto – deld John Dorland } 42.13.4 To forwarding 3 Barrels bulk G.B. and ½ or.? I?.D.W 17/6 & B?/3r.? 3.1.3 less Freight? twice? Charged on 12 may 15.- 2. 6. 3 1812 dur 1st. Augt. 1811 238.10.1 June 29th. To Interest on Balance of Amount to this date} 13. 2. 6 Is 11 months } ₤ 251..12/7 Errors Excepted Montreal 29 June 1812 Recd in full of Mr I. Bowerman Mont. 6 July 1812 Gerard? Gerow? and Gillespie? ? Note 1 – side 2 Givto ? P G? O ? Gideon Bowerman Images 1-8 60, 61 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 £ s d 2 Bever hats £ 1-5 1 gallon Bottle /5 1 10 - 16 Dozen Coat Buttons £ 1-7-6 one lb ¾ of lining thread £ 1-10 twelve Skains of Sewing Silk thick twist 3 2 6 A lot of goods to the amount of 67 5 11 ¼ Beding to the amount of 3 2 - A Lot of house hold goods and farming utentials at 15 8 - 5 Notes against Abraham Hyatt at 75 - - 1 Note against Joseph Yongs £ 52-5-2 Discount from said Note 18-3 51 6 11 1 Note against Rowland Shearman £ 4 - -15 Interest on Sd Note 11 5 6 - 1 Note against Andrew C Huyck 238-7-4 Discount on Sd Note 6 38 1 4 1 Note against John Youngs £ 40-14-2 Interest on Sd Note 7- 0 -6 47 14 8 1 Note against John Trumpour £ 7- 9 -3 Interest on Sd Note 15- 3 8 4 6 ? 1 Note against Hugh Robertson 23 5 4 2 Notes against Isaac Smith £ 30 -8 -4 Interest on Sd Notes 3-12-2 33 15 6 1 Note against Philip Dorland jur £ 1-11-3 Interest on Sd Note 7- 5 1 18 8 1 Note against Cornelias Blunt £ 15-12-6 Interest on Sd Note 1-19-8 17 12 2 1 Note against Jacob German By the way of s d Ruben Cronk £ 13- 1 Interst 3-4 13 4 4 1 Note against Cornelias Bonter? £ 1- 1 Interest on sd 1.11 1 2 11 1 Note against John Darlin £ 1-15-4 Interest on Sd 5-1 2 0 11 409 2 2 ¾ ? A True Copy of the Invotary 1822 7 9 ¼ Of the Property of Gidion £ 2231 10 00 Bowerman Deccased Gilbert Dorland Aaron White Jacob Cronkhite Note 1 – side 2 The Whole amonts being put forward is £ 2231 – 19 The amount of the Demands against the Estate is ouing? of one Thousand Pounds 1000 – 0 Which is found by the Executors £ 12.31. 10 The Invotary of the Property of Gidion Bowerman or true Coppy Images 1-8 62, 63 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 3 An Invotary of the Property of the late Gidion Bowerman Deceased taken by these whos names are hereunto set this 22th of the ? month 1812 Three hundred acres of Land in the Town of Ameliasburgh one hundred acres being rear part of Lot No six and £ S D Lot No Seven 425 also 150 acres in the same town lying in the rear Lot No 6, 7, and 8 at 11s – 3d pr acre 104 12 6 200 acres of Land in Holderman No. 7 in the 2 Concession at 50 - also two hundred acres in the last Named Town the Number not ascertained 68 3 also 279 acres of Land Ameliasburgh at the Consecon at 15s/pra 209 5 one Note against the Hunters at Quebeck 484 14 8 one horse cart at 2 8 2 horse blankets at - 13 2 Sitting Chairs at 2s/ - 4 1 Small frow at - 2 abought 18000 Staves at Quebeck at £ 22/ 5s per Thousand 400 10 also 3000 Staves Sold in Quebeck at £ 22 – 5s pr Thousand Clear of ground Rent and Assurance 66 15 - 1 Faning mill at 5 1 Set of harness at 5 10 - 1 Old Iron Shod Sled at 10 - 1 plow Shear at 1 10? 1 Ox Sled at 5 1 Ox Chain at 10 1 Cross cut saw 20s 2 Coolers at £ 3 4 - - 1 Bake kittle and small pot 15s Camp kittles s10 1 5 - 1 Canthorn? 2s/6d a round trunk 20s 1 tin Chest s4 1 6 6 1 Towling? peice £5 and pocket Book s1-3 5 1 3 By Cash in hand 2 4 7 ? Seven Barrels of Flour £12-5- [torn piece] S12-6 12 17 6 A true Copy of the Invotry [torn piece] 1.8 ? ? ? Images 1-8 63, 64, 65, 66 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 Quebec 19th October 1814 Jona ? Bowerman Dear Friend We have received your letter by James McNabb and are happy that you and he are likely to make an arrangement for the Debt Due to you an late worthy Brother Gedion Bowerman whom had it pleased the almighty to have preserved, we have every Confidence from the Sincere friend Ship and reciprocal good offices that had Existed between us for years that he would have, under Existing Circumstance, Corupromised? matters with us or as easy terms as possible – we have met with heavy losses in Europe and Canada. Note 1 – side 2 Such as have caused us much Embarrassement – and the Staves we purchased from your Brother, we sold at a loss of nearly one half indeed under every Circumstance we are induced to ask you, and the Concerned of your late Brothers Estate, for a Discount of 5/- in the pound on the Original note without interest with a reasonable time for the payment of some part thereof – by our Mutual friend Mr. McNabb leaving however the matter between you and our Mutual friend we are very Sincerely, your Friend and well wishers – ? Wm Hunter Note 1 – side 3 NB. we are not unmindful that your goodness had already given directions to accept of £ 600 – in full for £ 710.12.6 ??.W.H Note 1 – side 4 Jona. Bowerman Exectr to the Estate of the late Gedion Bowerman favd. by Me } Hallowell Jas. McNabb } Upper Canada Image 1-8 67,68 (2 Notes) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these presents I Elijah Ketchum of the Township of Haldimand County of Northumberland and Province of Upper Canada have Remissed Released and forever Quit Claimed for my Heirs Executors and Administrators and by these presents Do Remiss Release and forever Quit Claim the sale unto Gideon Bowerman of Hallowell Deceased his Heirs Executors and Administrators All and all manor of action and actions cause and causes of actions Suits Bills Bonds writings Obligations Debs Dues Duties Reckonings accounts Sum and Sums of Money Judgements Executions Extents Quarrels Controversies trespasses Damages and Demands whatsoever both of Laws and in – Equity or other wise hows(o)ever which against him the Said Gideon Bowerman Deseased. I ever had Now have or which I my Heirs Executors or Administrators can shall or may have claim challenge or demand for by Reason or means of any Act matter cause or thing Signed and Delivered } In presents of } Elijah Ketchum John C. Clark } Note 1 – side 2 the 17 of 8 mo 1821 of jinna relreleas ? from Elijah Ketcham to Gideon Bowerman estate Note 2 – side 1 Halowell 8th of 4 month 1813 receivd seven and six pence of Stephen Bowerman it being in full against the estate of Giden Bowerman it beeing in favour of Danniel McDannil John McDonald Note 2 – side 2 MacDannie[torn off] receipt for 7 /6 Images 1-8 69,70,71 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Know all Men by these presents that I Stephen Bowerman of the Township of Hallowell in the County of Prince Edward Midland District and Province of Upper Canada yoeman am held and firmly Bound to Robert McCartney his heirs Executors and Administrators and Assigns in the penal Sum of Six hundred pounds Lawful Money of the Province aforesaid, for which payment will and truly to be made and done I bind myself my heirs excuters and Administrators jointly and se[torn]erally firmly by these presents Sealed with my Seal dated this Eighth day of February in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight Hundred and Twenty ––– The Conditions of the Above Obligation is Such that if the above Bounden Stephen Bowerman his heirs Executors or Administrators or either of them Shall and do give Grant and Execute a good and sufficient Deed or Conveyance unto the aforesaid Robert Mc Cartney his heirs and assigns for the West half of Lot No Nine in the first Concession Lake – side in the township of Ameliasburgh in the County and District aforesaid and Note 1 – side 2 as soon as he the said Robert McCartney shall pay for the same then this Obligation Shall be Null and Void otherwise to remain and Stands in full force and Virtue Signed Sealed and Delivered In the Presence of –––––––– Henry Smith [hole]tephen Bower man Executor of the Estate of late Garnet Striker Gideon Bowerman Deceased ––––– Note 1 – side 3 Stephen Bowerman To McCartney Robert penal Bond Images 1-8 72,73,74,75 ( 1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 January [torn] Then Bo Bower began to work to 13 Least? Days Jan 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 + - 6 0 0 Yikrumn? 6 by Working 8 /6 [some skattered ciphering] Bo Bowermn Dr £ S d 1 pare shoes 0 11 6 Striped Cotton 0 10 0 Broad Cloth 1 11 0 Cash 8 White Cotton 1 5 0 knife 0 1 2 [obscured by fold] 1 hat 1 lb tobacco 1 2 3 paid of Clark 0 12 6 tobacco 0 5 0 1 knife Clark 0 3 6 Cash @ 2 times 0 12 6 paid Joseph Dorland 1 2 6 paid of yongs 1 /7 0 1 3 paid John Magraw 1 0 0 paid yongs for Whee? 0 15 0 Cash 6 to pidlin / 7 1 3 0 Shoes 0 6 6 paid to Morgan Note 3 17 8 Note of Washbourn 5 & 8 1 knife 1 /3 pork 15 0 16 3 old pare boots ––––––––––––––––– 21 10 6 carried forward Note 1 – side 2 Benam Bowermn 6 six? month? £ S d by 5 month 11 Day Work @ 5 pound 26 2 9 by 10 bus potatoes @ 2 1 0 0 by 1 pare Leather Ironesses? 1 2 6 by Working 0 8 4 by 4 months lacking 3 Days of kah Rife? 5 11 8 by an acompt? of mabe ½ Day 0 6 0 –––––––––––––––– £ 34 10 9 [blank space] [obscure] 21 10 6 to 2 bus Corn @ 5 0 10 0 to 2 bus Wheat 0 10 0 to 1 note from James Barker 3 0 0 to 2 ½ yds brown Cloth @22 /6 per? 2 16 3 to 1 yd Cotton 2 / 2 1 y flannel @ 2 /10 0 5 0 to 1 ½ lb tea at Carnehans 0 11 3 Do towards a Cow 0 5 0 to 1 Cow Rothen? In Desspite? 5 10 0 –––––––––––––––––– 34 18 0 7 / 6 - pr ?? Note 1 – side 3 [disconnected bits of ciphering] Note 1 – side 4 [some 5 lines of ciphering] Images 1-8 76, 77 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 [the upper left corner of this note has been torn away] 5 thousand staves by 5 thou Staves ground Rent 8 – 8 – 0 125 – 0 – 0 Insurance? 3-15 – 0 13- 13 – 0 power Attir? 1-10 – 0 111 – 7 – 0 13-13 – 0 by bus? Of A.D.? 5- 14 – 0 [torn] ? Subtract out £ 117 – 1 – 0 [torn] ? X 11 45 -10 - 7 Do Estate GB £71- 10 – 5 James Cummings// 1- 12- 2 ½ ? off? ??????? to Cont? out? Kingston £70- 18- 2 ½ 0 – 5 – 0 Sept 6 to my lending? in Settemen? of Cummings & Grants? 0 – 3 – 9 to my attening to Lastte? Locke? - 3 – 9 to my going to ?Port? Town - 3 – 9 to my going to Quebec 5 – 5 – 0 to Cash to Docter – Holbert? 6 – 1 – 3 2- 10 – 0 to Do – to tisdall? Note 20 - ? - ? to Cash paid out for Expenses 16- 10 – 4 to Cash paid out Expence to forth town// 6 – 3 45- 10 – 7 [the rest of this note consists of cipherings] Note 1 – side 2 [written in the centre of the page is the following] Estate G. Bowerman [covering the rest of the page are cipherings and some writing which is unreadable] Images 1-8 78, 79 Carm Foster Note 1 – side 1 This Indenture made the Twenty sixth day of August, in the Year of Our Lord; One Thousand Eight hundred and Twenty five. Between Thomas – Ichabod – Jonathan – Stephen – Inrael – Judah Bourmans. Lydia Blount – Mary White – Deborah Vincent Nancy Elsworth. Thimothy, David – Elisabeth Palmer, Jane Ball Hannah Butts and Sarah Bowerman: all personally named in the last Will and Testament of Gideon Bowerman of Hallowell Deceased, of the One part. And Gideon Bowerman Son of Ichobod Bourman of Hallowell, County of Prince Edward Midland District and Province of Upper Canada of the Other part. Witnesseth. That the said party of the first part for and in Consideration of Five pounds Good and Lawful money, paid to our full Satisfaction by him the said Gideon Bowerman, before the Sealing and Delivery of these presents; hath bargained, Sold, Remised, and Quit Claimed, and by these presents, doth bargain, Sell, Remise [torn] nd Quit Claim unto him the said Gideon Bowerman [torn] his actual possession, and to his Heirs and Assigns [torn] for ever, all and Singular that Certain parcel and Tract [torn] of land and premises in the first Concession on the Lake [torn] Ontario Side in the Township of Hillier in the said County [torn] of Prince Edward, Containing by Admeasurement Ninety [torn] Eight Acres of land be the same more or less, being composed [torn] of Lot Number Thirteen in the said first Concession, and is [torn] utted and bounded as follows, that is to say. – [torn] Commenceing at the South west Angle of the said Lot [torn] Number Thirteen, at the side of Lake Ontario. Then [torn] North Fifty Eight Degrees thirty Minutes East, Fifty one [torn] Chains – Then South thirty one Degrees Thirty minutes East Fifteen Chains Sixty links. Then North Fifty Eight Degrees Thirty minutes East to the land belonging to Rowland Shearman or to Lot Number Four; Then South Thirty one Degrees Thirty Minutes East more or less to the land blonging to John Young Then South Fifty Eight Degrees, Thirty minutes West Eighty [torn] Six Chains fifty links more or less to Lake Ontario – Thence Note 1 – side 2 Thence following the Lake Side more or less to the place of beginning. – Together with all and Singular the Hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining and the Roversion and Reversions, Remainder and Reaminders Rents, Issues and Profits thereof; and all the Estate; Right Title, Interest, Claim or Demand whatever of us the said party of the first part either at Law or Equity, of, in an [torn] to the above bargained Premises, and every part and pa [torn] whereof to him the said Gideon Bowerman and his Heirs and Assigns, to his, and their own benefit and beho [torn] forever. In Witness whereof – we have set our hands and Seals hereunto - - - - Signed, Sealed and Delivered in presence of. - - - -} David ??utts Vincent Bowerman Israel Bowerman Stephen Blunt his David X Bowerman mark Jonathan I Bowerman her Mary X Jennings mark Joseph Bowerman Sarah Garratt Jonathan Bowerman Stephen Bowerman Josiah Bowerman Lydia Bowerman Patience Bowerman Images 1-8 80,82 (1 Note) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 Know all men by these presents that whereas Gideon Bowerman deceased formerly of Hallowell by his last will among other Legacies therein contrived did give and bequeath to me Gideon Bowerman his nephew a Certain parcel or tract of land and authorised his Executors Jonathan and Stephen Bowerman to give a deed for the same to me or my assigns Now Know ye that I the said Gideon Bowerman do hereby confess and acknowledge that I have had and received from said Executors a deed for the aforesaid land in the name of Hugh Archelous? ( to whom I assigned my right in Said land) given & bequeathed me by the said Gideon Bowerman deceased, I therefore do by these presents aquit release and discharge the Said Jonathan and Stephen Bowerman of and from all legacies dues duties and demands whatso ever which I or my heirs may have Claim or demand whatsoever Note 1 – side 2 by virtue of said last will In witness whereof I have hereto set my hand and Seal this 6th february 1836 In presence of } Gideon Bowerman Wm Rorke } Images 1-8 82,83,84 ( 1 Note ) Doug Smith Note 1 – side 1 This Indenture Made And Executed this twenty third Day of April One Thousand Eight Hundred And Seventeen between John Stinson Jur at law to the Estate of John Stinson Deceased of the Township of Hallowell County of Prince Edward And Province of Upper Canada of the One Part And Jonathan Bowerman And Stephen Bowerman Executors to the Estate of the late Gideon Bowerman Deceased of the Town County And Province Aforesaid of the other Part Witnesseth that the Said John Stinson Junior for And In the Consideration of the Sum of One Thousand Pounds Lawful Money of the Province of Upper Canada Paid to the Said John Stinson Seigniour In his life the Receipt Whereof Is Hereby Acknowledged And Confessed Doeth Alien Release And Forever Confirm Unto the Said Jonathan Bowerman And Stephen Bowerman And to their Heirs Executors and Administrators Or Assigns All that Certain Parcel Or Tract of Land Situate Lying And Being In theTownship of Ameliasburgh Midland District And Provence of Upper Canada Containing by Admeasurement Sixteen Hundred Acers be the Same More Or Less Butted And bounded Or may be Otherwise known that is to say Commencing On the South Eastern Shore of Willers Lake At a Post Marked three and four And Planted By Henry Smith and At the North East Angle of Said Lot or Tract of Land then Runing South Thirty One Degrees thirty Minutes East One Hundred thirty one Chains fifty links More Or Less to the Allowance for Road In Rear of the third Concession from Lake Ontario Run by Wilmot Surveyor then South Seventy Degrees West Eighty two Chains Along the Concession line to Lake OntarioMore Or Less then North Westerly Along the Shore of Said Lake to a Point at the Commencement Of a Sandy Beach then Acros the Said Beach then North fifty Eight Degrees thirty Minutes Note 1 – side 2 East to the Aforesaid Willers Lake then Along the Waters Edge to the Place of Begining to have And to Hold Said Parcel or Tract of Land Hereby Granted Unto them the Said Jonathan Bowerman And Stephen Bowerman Executors as Aforesaid to the Late Gideon Bowerman Deceased And to their Hiers and Assigns for Ever With All the Priviledges and Appertenances thereonto belonging Or in anywise Appertaining Rents Issues and Profits Woods ways Waters and Watercources Houses Out Houses and All Buildings and Improvements whatsoever to the Only Proper Use And Behoof of them the Said Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman and to their Heirs And Assigns Only Saving and Reserving the Original Reservations of Minds Minerals and White Pine timber and So fourth Reserved by the Crown and the Said John Stinson Junior Do it for himself his Heirs Executors Administratos and Assigns Forever Warant and Defend the Within Mentioned Premises Unto the Said Jonathan Bowerman and Stephen Bowerman And to their Heirs and Assigns Forever In Witness the Said Johan Stinson Junior hath Hereunto Set his Hand and Seal On the Day and In the Year Within Writen Signed Sealed and Delivered In the Presence of Chauncey Clark John Stinson Stephen Ferguson Note 1 – side 3 I Acknowledge My Father John Stinson Seigniour to have Reserved the full Consideration Money Mentioned In this Deed in his life time of One tousand Pounds John Stinson Deed from Jn Stinson To Jonathan and Stephen Bowerman ––– –––––––––––––– No L 87 A Memorial of the within deed of Bargain and Sale was Registerd in the Register Office of the County of Prince Edward the 18th June 1817 at 11 oClock forenoon Book E. page 157 – 158 by one Danl Wright Dep Regstr C. 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