Box 1
Contains 55 Results:
Public instrument of protest filed at the request of Hawthorn & Woods, holders of an original draft, against the drawers, Lonsdale & Co. Protest was filed in New Orleans, Louisiana., 1847 Aug 2
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed Clement D. March, New York, to K. Mackenzie & Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1847 Aug 5
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed Robert Campbell, Philadelphia, to Kenneth Mackenzie, New York. Mentions that he is finished with his business and is ready to return home. Mentions the health of his child. Mentions Capt. Stettinius., 1847 Aug 23
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed Clement D. March, New York, to K. Mackenzie & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Discusses business matters., 1847 Aug 24
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed Clement D. March, New York, to K. Mackenzie & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Mentions shipment of hemp and lead., 1847 Sept 6
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed K. Mackenzie, New York, to his wife, Mary Mackenzie, St. Louis, Mo. Mentions that he will return home soon. Mentions Mrs. Benson, Dr. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook, General Kearny, Miss Wharton, Dr. Fleming, and Mr. Belcher., 1847 Sept 14
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed K. Mackenzie, New York, to his wife, Mary Mackenzie, St. Louis, Mo. States that he has recovered from an attack of cholera morbus, and mentions Dr. Miller., 1847 Sept 19
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed K. Mackenzie, New York, to K. Mackenzie & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Mentions that Mr. March is alarmed at the rate the company draws upon him. Encourages the company not to buy the steamboat Louisiana. Mentions Mr. Holbrook and Marchand, Phelps & Co.[?], 1847 Sept 19
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed D.L. Dix, Mobile, to Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie, St. Louis, Missouri. Regrets that Mrs. Mackenzie left New Orleans before they could meet again., 1848 Mar 19
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.
Letter signed Wm. B. Astor [William B. Astor], New York, to Kenneth Mackenzie, St. Louis, Mo. Mentions Mackenzie's "offer for the tract of land in Illinois in which Mr. Crooks & Mr. Stuart are interested.", 1848 Oct 13
Papers consist primarily of business correspondence of Kenneth Mackenzie; correspondence of Mackenzie with his wife, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie; and correspondence of Jane Marshall with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Marshall Mackenzie.