Cockburn Family
Papers, 1732-1864

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1. Survey of the south part of Joris Decker's farm by Thos. Williams & Wm. Cockburn, Jr., May 26. 1801; 5(8)p. Plus draft of survey (unnumbered)
2. Survey notes re: "Between Funda's now Isaac Penfield's Farm"; Joris Decker's South Lot, May 25, 1801
3. Survey map of the farms of Joris Decker, Thomas Worth and Adam Heydorn [indorsement: Haydom], [date from indorsement: 1795]. Other names on map: Henry G. Van Rensselaer, Casparus Conyne, John Van Deusen, Claudius Delamatter, Peter Silvernagle, Manor of Livingston
4. Two "draft" survey maps showing "Haydorn's"; P. Mullen [?] "Melious Land"[?], plus illegible names; calculations, n.d.
5. Survey of the South part of Joris Decker's farm by Thomas Williams and William Cockburn, Jr., May 26, 1891

1. "A Survey of the First Allotment of a Tract of Land between the Delaware and Susquehannah Rivers Granted with other Lands to the Heirs of General John Bradskeet Surveyed and Run into Lots at the Request of the Proprietors, 1786." Will[iam] Cockburn and John Cox. (Land survey field book)
2. "A Map of a Tract of Land between the Delaware and Susquehannah Rivers Granted with other Lands to the Heirs of General John Bradskeet surveyed and laid into lots 1786 and 1792." William & James Cockburn & John Cox.
 
3. List showing the acreage of numbered lots in the 1st and 2nd allotments of the "Tract of Land, the Property of Gen. Bradstreet's hers,"[1786].
4. Also document referring to patent to Agatha Evans, Elizabeth Switts, Samuel Bradskeet and Martha Bradskeet [Map of Evans Patent and some of Walton's Patent, Sidney, Masonville, and Tompkins townships]

1. "Boundaries of George Clark's Lots in the Little or Second Nine Partners." Indorsement date: 1743. 3(4)p.
2. "Bounds of the Tract of Tho[ma]s Wenham & [?] or the Nine Partners," n.d.
3. "Memorandoms [sic] & Minutes relating to the Farms in the Little Nine Partners belonging to George Clarke [sic], Esqr.," n.d. 9(16)p.

1. Map and survey of lands of David Reid, performed by William Cockburn: Triangle surrounded by Poughkeepsie Lands, Nine Partners Patent and Lands of Rumbout & Co. (2 pieces)
2. Map of lands bounded by the Fall Kill, Nine Partners, and the Indian line. Names on map include: Abram Frear, James G. Livingston, Mindert Van Denbogend, Jacobus Van Denbogend, Catarina Parmendier
3. Map and survey of James Livingston's farm at Poughkeepsie, 1770
4. Sketch map of the Little Commons at Pokepsie for Abram Frere [Frear], June 28, 1787
5. Map of allotments between the Fall Kill and the Hudson River. Names on the tracts include William McGee, Gale Yelverton, Damond Palmateer, Michal Pells, Jacobus Palmateer, Henry Pells, Evert Pells, Cornelius Veelie, Leonard Lewis
6. "Balance due Wm. Cockburn by the people of Poughkeepsie … July 18, 1770"

1. Bounds of the Glebe at Poughkeepsie … March 9, 1773 [Indorsement date]. 2(4)p.
2. John Beardsley – his own private property – part of No. 52. Same document: John Beardsley for the Glebe also part of No. 52. 3(4)p. 1772 [Indorsement date]
3. Map showing Mill Pond in relation to Filkinton [Filkintown?] Road and a house labeled Seabury, n.d.
4. Map – possibly showing Mill Pond from a different angle, n.d.

Booklet: "A Survey of the North West Quarter of Township No. 15 in the Subdivision of Great Lot No. 1, McCombs [Macomb's] Purchase in the Town of Duane and County of Franklin Belonging to the Heirs of Richard Ray De[ceas]ed & James Cockburn as Subdivided & Run into Lots September 16, 1846 [by?] Samuel Cockburn & Walter A. Cockburn. 25(32)p.

Includes note: … There appears to be a strong attraction of iron ore … In order therefore to prevent any dispute arising hereafter it is understood that the Division Lines between all the Lots are to be taken and held as the trees are marked, without having regard to the courses."

1. Map and papers of Clarksfield [Clarkesfield]/Northampton and Broadalbin, ca.1789-1799.
2. Letter to Goldsbrow Banyar, Albany, from William Cockburn, Kingston, December 31, 1798, re: resurveys in Clarkesfield and Oriskany

1. A Survey [and map] of Counradt Rightmyer's Land lying about his saw mill, April 27, 1796
2. Map of Lt. Colonel Aug. Prevost and Capt. Prevost lands, along with other properties along the Kattskill labeled Sir Harry Seton, John Holinbeck, Kain [Rain?], Deniston, Rufus Dodge. Bordered by South line of Renslaarwick [Rensselaerwyck] and western line of Coyeman [Coeyman]
3. "A Survey [and map] of 2 Acres including a Fall in the Caders Kill for Benj[ami]n Peck, March 21, 1802. Map shows Benjamin Peck's saw mill in the Town of Kingston, Ulster County
4. Draught [Draft] of release, dated August 1798 of William McDermont, Lawrence McDermont, Patrick Clemens and wife, Philip Rockefeller with Tjerck Schoonmaker, Jr., of a "tract of land situate on the west side of Hudsons River in the County of Albany"
5. Map showing properties of Cogeboon, John Dibble, J. Shultz, Van Orden, Uzziel Roe, and others
6. Description of lots in two [missing word] of land granted to Philip Livingston, Fredrick Young & others, 1767

1. Boundarys of McLeans: Arent Bradt, Volkert Van Veghton, Gerret C. Vandenbergh, Hendrick Vrooman, Isaac Switts, Donald McLean, Neal McLean, 1768
2. Bounds of the Patents of Col. A. Prevost & Lieut A. Prevost, 1784: Kattskill Mountains, Coyemans[Coyeman's] Patent, Lieut. Augustine Prevost, Eliakam Stanard, Jonathan Pratt, Ebyah Pratt, John Wright, Ezra Post, George Spencer, John Dennison, Platte Kill
3. Release of Kilian Van Rensselaer to Barent P. Coyemans and Andreas Coyemans, October 22, 1706; confirmation, August 26, 1714
4. From the mouth of Peter Bronk's creek on Hudsons River to the south east corner of the bridge at Coxackie, 1799
5. Letter from William Cockburn, Jr. to [unidentified], April 19, 1804 re: Bastian I. Traver, the Butler lot and [Salmon?] Beeman farm

1. Map of "Part of Lands granted to John Morin Scott & others 11 July 1767 …"
2. Extract from letters patent granted July 11, 1767, listing the names of the patentees and describing the third tract, which was on the west side of the Catskill Mountains

1. "A Map of Two tracts of Land on the west side of Hudsons River granted 11 Nov[embe]r 1768 …" to Doctor Donald McLean, Malachy Treat and Neil McLean. "The tract lys [sic] on the west side of the Blue Mountains about 14 miles from Hudsons River," near Schohary [sic] Creek
2. Map of the properties of Lt. George Butrick and of Henry Beekman and Gilbert Livingston near the Catts Kill. "This map is taken from one of Simon Metalf's who surveyed Butrick's land."

1. Map showing lands granted to Edward Broomhead in 1721 and lands granted to John Sacket in 1737; petition of Thomas Jansen & William Decker, May 16, 1771
2. Draft  map and survey of the properties of William Burnham , Vincent Mathews & others, and Johannes Trumbour & others, August 20, 1772
3. "A Survey [and map] of the North part of Lot No. 4 which Lot was Sold by George Clark & Ann his wife to Christiane Dederick & Arie Newkerks, 6 October 1736, now belonging to Andries Eligh … opposite the mouth of Williams Killilje … the heirs … of Dedrick … Jacob Trumpbour … Guysbert Dederick & John Crawford … Performed March 1797 [by] William Cockburn"
4. "A map of Mill Lot – on Caders Kill County of Albany – belonging to Jacob Trumpbur, Andries Eilgh, Guysbert Dederick & John Crawford, n.d.
5. Map showing the properties of J. Trumpbour, Guysbert Dedrick and John Crawford on the Caters Kill, May 18, 1797
6. Agreement between Anderius [Andries] Eligh  and Jacob Trumpbour, Guysbert Dedrick and John Crawford, all of Kingston, May 20, 1797, to have William Cockburn survey a tract of land initially granted by Letters Patent to Vincent Mathews and others.
7. Draft of the above
8. Map and survey of part of Guysbert Dederick's farm and the Mill Farm, the property of Jacob Trumpbour performed by William Cockburn, Jr., February 24, 1798

1. Agreement between Fredrick Smith and Sara, his wife, and Nicholas Trumpbour and Elizabeht, his wife, re: property pertaining to the "patent granted to William Loveridge [Loveridge] at the great Imbough, April 1774. Includes map showing Hudsons River, West Bergh, the southern border of the Overbagh lands, the northern border of the Van Orden lands; Johannes Burger's land, Philip Spawn's land and Nicholas Trumpbour's land.
2. Draft of releases between Fredrick Smith and John Saz, both of Cattskill in Green County, February 23, 1801
3. Draft of partition deed of property in Catskill, 1801
4. Small piece of a map showing "… Quidqueehnach from whence to the falls is all dry in summer that space by some is called Quadquehnoch"

1. Draft of an agreement between the inhabitants on the Bauer Kill, November 1, 1765: Wilhelmus Ron, Peter Freligh, Johannes Trumper, Johannes Freligh, Jr., Henry Freligh, Jr. …
2. A Map of Samuel Fraligh's [Freligh?] farm, Lot No. 1, n.d.
3. A Map of Cornelius Langendyck's farm, n.d.
4. A map and survey, at the request of Jacob Schermerhorn, for Christian Myre [Myers] along the Caders Kill, April 20, 1784
5. A Map of a lot of land on the Caders Kill for Samuel Perkins, Samuel Hains, Samuel Merrit, Hermon Mason, Elisha Hains, Woften [?] Perkins and Uriah Townsend, on April 3, 1802, by Phineas Goodiere [?]
6. Map and survey of James Webster's 82 acres, n.d.
7. Quit claim between Hezekiah Dickeson and William Cockburn, February 15, 1797

1. Calculations of the course of Kiskamanishe, n.d.
2. Sketch showing the line between the Cockburn and Drumond properties, n.d. Verso: "Sketch for to obtain a release from the trustees,"1801, showing the northernmost claim of the Corporation of Kingston, the Caders Kill and the boundary of the Drumond property
3. Sketch [showing the line between the Cockburn and Drumond properties] for to make out a confirmation & release for William Cockburn, 1801; more finished sketch that shown in b.
4. Survey of William Cockburn's lands at the Blue Mountain [sic] by Jacob Trumpbour, Jr., 1790 [1798?], showing Cockburn's, Green's and the Row & Hermance patents in relation to the Blue [Catskill] Mountain
5. A map of the lands petitioned for by William Cockburn at the Blue or Catskill Mountains, 1808

1. Map showing part of Lockerman patent, the Great Fly, property granted to Wessel Ten Broek, the property of Vincent Mathews and R. Fullerton
2. Map showing property of Johannes Halenbeck [?], Cornelius Berhans (?), V. Mathewes [sic], Cornelius Tenbrochs [sic]Joanus Glassford
3. Map showing Myer's property, n.d.
4. "True copy taken by …John Kiersted [in] 1803, of John R. Bleecker's map [in] 1769,  of part of Cornelius Ten Broeck's patent at Caders Kill,

1. Survey map of Clarks Bush divided into lots. Includes notations of buildings, lot numbers, and names of some property owners, including Peter Wynne, John Roseboom, Peter Du Bois, Peter Lewis, Jacob C. Ten Eyck, Henry Lewis, Counradt Anties, A. Acker, n.d.
2. Boundaries of deed from George Clark and his wife, Annelies to Christian Frederick and Arie Newkerk, October 6, 1735
3. Map showing the division of land among George Clarke, Cadwallader Colden and Vincent Matthews, December 28, 1733. Other names on map: Sawyer's Kill, Fullerton, Myndert Schutt
4. Map and survey of property conveyed by Solomon Scutt and his wife, Hanatje, to Anna Dorotje Martha, wife of Joseph Martha, January 19, 1786 [1788?]

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1. Bounds of a tract of land granted to S. Henry Seton, July 18, 1767. 16(18)p.
2. Chart showing dates, names and acreage deeded or leased out of Seton's Patent, Greene County, 1788-1810. 4p.
3. Boundaries of Lots No. 1-4 and 9-11 to Henry Petrie, Eliakim [Eliaham?] Stannard, and Johannes Showerman, n.d.

1. Survey related to "Maitland's field" [Durham Township], "sent Col. Varick, 5 May 1788"
2. Incomplete maps of lots; includes name of Lieut. Hugh Frazer n.d.
3. Incomplete map with name [Henr?]y Seaton

1. Mr. Joshua Bordman, Please to take notice that you are hereby warned and requested to remove from the farm you now occupie [sic] (without committing any waste) on the tract of land granted by Letters Patent to Sir Henry Seton now in the Town of Freehold, County of Albany …," December 22, 1796. Jacob Trumpbour, Jr., William Cockburn
2. Draft of notice to Bordman along with draft of similar document to Mr. Thomas Knowles.
3. Deed from William Cockburn to Arch Stone of a farm in Freehold, January 2, 1797; not signed by Stone

1. Deed between Robert and John Watts and William Cockburn, June 2, 1795
2. Document describing Sir Henry Seton's Patent, granted on July 18, 1767, and providing for Robert and John Watts to have power of attorney; n.d., unsigned
3. Deed and will of Sir Henry Seton, June 11, 1788 (copy)
4. Directions for procuring a power of attorney from all the children of the late Sir Henry Seton …, n.d.
5. Mem[oran]d[u]m of papers &c. to be got from Lady Margaret Seton, or the family, for William Cockburn of Kingston
6. Letter to Lady Margaret Seton, Whittingham, from William Cockburn, Kingston, April 2, 1799. 3(4)p. (Copy)
7. Account of the estate of Sir Henry Seton, 1783-1802; from Henry Seton to William Cockburn, June 2, 1795; from William Cockburn to Robert and John Watts, May 5, 1802

1. A Copy of A Survey of the Northwesterly moiety or half part of Lot No. 35 in Van Bergan's Patent, Town of Freehold County of Green, Belonging to Charles Hurst's [sic] Esq., of Philadelphia run into 10 Lots [surveyed by] David Baldwin. Some alterations made by W. Cockburn, 1800." 14(16)p. Includes list of ten men living on the plots as of December 1, 1801.
2. "A map of Hurst's Pattent [sic] containing 339 acres one rood & nine poles … surveyed De[cembe]r 1, 1800 by David Baldwin. A True Copy taken from the original by John Kiersted"
3. Copy of the Release of Thomas Ely and John Bayly Tailer to Charles Hurst for the moiety of the northwest moiety [sic] of Lot No. 35 …, August 2, 1796

1. Letter to William Cockburn, Kingston, from John Lassly, Freehold, October 2, 1800, re: the Bordman [Borman? Boardman?] farm. A.L.S. 1p.
2. Letter to William Cockburn, Kingston, from Andrew Reynolds, January 13 [?], 1803. A.L.S. 1p.

1. Lease between Arch Stone and William Cockburn, February 10, 1800
2. Statement of Deacon George Wright's bond with William Cockburn, 1802-1807. Two items
3. Memorandum delivered to Geroge Wright to take a bond from him and his son, Christopher, March 18, 1807. (Copy)
4. Bond between John Gerrison and James Cockburn, October 1812; unsigned
5. Power of attorney of John Gerrison to James Cockburn, October 1812; unsigned
6. Thomas Smith's mortgage and statement, February 12, 1829

1. Sales of Charles Hurst's lots in the northwest moiety of No. 35 in the 2d Tract of the Van Bergen Patent. Conveyed & warranted by Charles Hurst … 1 May 1805. Includes names. 4p.
2. List of payments received from various people by William and James Cockburn, July 5, 1810. 1p.

1. "A Map of a Tract of Land in the Towns of Freehold and Counties of Green and Schohary, now the Property of Goldsbrow Banyer & Others partly resurveyed per Ja[me] Cockburn, 1803. Names on map include: John Morin Scott, Martin Garretson Van Bergen, B. Alabart, S. Scovil, Chese Brinard [Brinar?], Jury Rightmeyer, Goldsbrow Banyer, Samuel Scovil, Roger Smith, Joseph Blanchard, Jacob Han, Luke Oosterhout, John & Gils Sutton
2. "A Survey of Six Lots in a Tract of Land Granted to Daniel Crean & Others, Towns of Freehold & Bristol, Counties of Green & Schoharie, the Property of Goldsbrow Banyer, Esq., Re-survey'd [by] Ja[me]s Cockburn, 1803" 9(20)p.

1. Map showing Dices's [Dice's] Manor, Creans [Crean's] Patent, and properties of  Walter Stewart, Hugh Frazer, ca. 1800
2. A Map [and survey] of Lot No. 19 in the 2[d] Tract of the Van Bergan Patent by James Cockburn, October 25, 1803. Names on map include Stringham, Finch, Boaz, Isaac Burhans. "Surveyed for Stephen Simmons, Esq."
3. A Sketch of Lot No. 26 & 27 on the Van Bergan Patent. Names on map include Asa Jones, Obediah Stephens, Obediah Harvey

1. A Map of the Low Lands in Lot. No. 11 in a patent granted to Vincent Matthews & others in 1736 on Schohary Kill. Surveyed in September 1797 by William Cockburn, Jr. Indorsement says Lot No. 11 is in Lot No. 44 in the subdivision of Great Lot No. 20. Names on map include Peter Brandoe, Lawrence Decker, Larway
2. A Map of Batavia Patent on Schohary Kill granted in 1736. Endorsement: 3rd Tract. Names on map include M.V. Bergen, G. V. Bergen, V. Mathews, C. Colden
3. Map showing properties of Martin Van Bergen, Frank Salisbury Cadwallader Colden, Vincent Mathewes, Daniel McIntosh, Jacob Wilkins

1. Memorandum from Jacob Wilkins relative to his lands at Batavia, 1793
2. Memoradum of Ejectments at Batavia, Supreme Court, Albany County, January term 1796
3. A Tract of 3900 Acres of Land Granted to Vincent Mathews, Michael Dunning and Daniel Denton Commonly Called Batavia. Indorsement: Jacob Wilkins's Lands at Batavia …

1. A Map of the North Part of Abija Hammond's Patent conveyed to William Cockburn. Surveyed by William Cockburn, January 1801
2. Boundaries of Ebija [Abijah] Hammond's tract, Jly 2, 1790
3. A Map of the North Part of a Tract of Land Granted to Abijah Hammond in the Year 1790 now the Property of Is. [James] Cockburn Situate in the Town of Freehold & County of Green. Surveyed in 1801 and in 1803
4. A Map of a Tract of 5400 Acres of Land Granted to Abijah Hammond 9 July 1790. Subdivided into 28 Lots. Batavia Tract Granted in 1736

1. A Field Book of the North Part of a Tract of Land Granted to Abijah Hammond 9 July 1790 Belonging to James Cockburn Survey'd and Run into farms [by] James Cockburn, 1801. 13(20)p. Cover title: Hamonds [sic] Patent. At end of book is a "Particular Account,"  which is a list of "occupants"
2. A Map of the North Part of Hammonds Patent … James Cockburn surveyor … 1801. Names on map: Van Bargan  and Van Bergen, Lawrence, Finch, Peck, Minon, Day
3. Field Book of Hammonds Patent, 1805, 1806, 1807. 16p.
4. Map of Hammond's Patent in relation to the Van Bergen Patent, n.d.

1. Memorandum of Lot N. 25 wet of Scott's Patent … Batavia & State Land
2. Survey of the patent granted to John Morin Scott
3. A Map of Caleb Height and William Beech farms in the State Land
4. A Sketch of the vacant or State Land … , September 30, 1806. Names on the map include John Schoonmaker, E. Hawley, Peter Rightmyer, William Adams
5. A Map of the State Land north of 3d Tract of the Van Bergen Patent, n.d. Names on map: Rightmyer, Daniel Crans [Crean?]

Herkimer County
See also Montgomery and Oneida counties.

1. Sketch of six tracts in McCombs Patent, 1794. Shows Lake Ontario, Big Salmon Creek, Black River. St. Lawrence River. Names: Thomas Boyalston [Boylston?], Peter Chassaness [Cjassamos?], Watson, William Inman, John Argerstien, Greenleaf, Totten & Crossfields Purchase
2. Field notes taken on a survey of the south part of a tract of land granted 10 Januayr 1792 to Alexander Macomb. Traverse along the east end of Lake Ontario, June 3, 1794. 18(20)p.

Montgomery County

See also Fulton and Herkimer counties.

1. A Map of a Tract of Land granted to William Corry and others [Indorsement: Clarkes Field] [on] 19 November 1736. Survey'd and Laid into Lots [in] 1766 by Christopher Yates & Subdivided [in] 1791 [by] Ja[me]s Cockburn [and] Simon Learing.Shows Schohary and Aries kills; Names on map: James DeLKancey, John Bowen, Putman. Verso: Map with names: John Davis, William Maurinus
2. Map and survey of Corry Town boundaries. Names: Delancey, John Davis, Henry Shelp, William Maurinus. Surveyed by William Cockburn, July 24, 1793

1. A Map Shewing the position of several Lots in Corries Town [Indorsement: Clarkes Town], n.d. Names on map: James Delancey
2. Copy of a Field Book of a certain tract of land granted to William Corry and others bearing date the 19th of December 1737. 12p. (bottom half of page 11 is missing)

1. Map showing Otsquage Creek
2. Boundaries of Colden & Rightmeyer [Ryhtmyre], February 14, 1738, in Albany County near Canajohary on the south side of the Mohawk. Verso: Boundaries of a tract granted to Jacob Lansing, Abraham [Abram] Lansing and Jacob Glen near Canajohary in Albany County
3. Draft of agreement of Nicholas and Jacob Trumpbour with Frederick Curtiss, February 27, 1796

1. A Survey of Sundry Lots of land the property of Peter Dubois in a Tract of Land on the South side of the Mohawk River Granted to Philip Livingston, &c. 10 February 1762, a Partition of which was made AD 1767 and run out accordingly AD 1772 [by] William Cockburn, John Wigram, William Hume. 13(16)p.

1. A Re Survey of the Farms No. 7 & 8 of Lot No. 3 in the Sixth Allo[tment of the] Oriskanie Patent, August 23, 1794
2. "The above persons [– Francis Burdick, Hendrick Lake, John Johnston, Johnston Hawke and Joseph Smith –] have complained to me of mistakes in all the said farms [in Great Lot No. 10 in the Fifth Allotment of Oriskanie]. I wish them to be rectified without being obliged to give them new leases." ; not signed but, based on other documents, probably George Clark
3. Indorsement: Map of Oriskani [sic] Patent No. 10 of the 5th Allotment, G. Clark

1. Map of land south of the Mohawk River in Montgomery County, n.d. Names on map: Ezra L'Hommedieu, Zephaniah and Nathaniel Platt, Melancton Smith, Hugh White, William Floyd, John Taylor; shows the Mohawk River
2. Another map of the area mentioned above; in addition to the above-mentioned names, also on the map are Cosby's Patent, Oriskany Patent, and Holland Patent

[Map of Bayard's Patent, (Free Masons Patent), Lot 37 (28-30, 36-38, 45-47) in Paris Township belonging to John E. Wynkoop, by William Cockburn, Jr. and Charles C. Brodhead, 1794?]:

"A Sketch of Lot No. 37 in Bayard Purchase the Onnida Purchase, now called Freemason Patent – The property of John C. Wynkook, Esq., signed December [November] 1794 by William Cockburn, Jr., and Charles C. Brodhead. Shows the "road from Whitestown to Unandilla [Unondilla] River." Indorsement: Remarks on No. 37 in the Freemason Patent for Jno. Wynkoop.

[Map of tracts in Lee, Western, Steuben and Trenton townships, n.d.]

Indorsement: "A Map of several Tracts of Land on the North side of the Mohawk River," n.d. Shows Canaday Creek. Names of property owners on map: Funda, Holland, Service, Klock, Noble, Thomas Muchin, G. Banyar, Inman

Orange County
See also Sullivan County.
See also Miscellaneous Field Books.

1. "Minisink (Orange & Ulster) Patentees. G. Clark," August 1704.List of names.
2. "Minisink Owners from the Balloting Book," April 24, 1765. List of names.
3. "A Survey of Sundrie Lots in the Minisink Patent belonging to George Clark, Esq. … [by] William Cockburn, 1804." 8p.
4. Papers related to John Cholwell [Cholwells]

1. Map of No. 2 and No. 3 in the 6th Div[isio]n of Minisink, [August 14?], 1800. Names include Isaac M. Decker
2. Map of area "surveyed for Caleb Clark, May 15, 1804 [by] P.E. Gumaer. Minisink Patent, Sixth Division … Copied [by] William Cockburn, November 1804. Shows Neversink River. Names include "Major Decker's Indian Grant"
3. Lot No. 2 and Lot No. 3, Sixth Division. Shows Neversink Creek, Mill Brook. Names include E. Holenbeck, Peter Swartwoot, Martinus Decker, George Clark, Manning

Otsego County
See also Delaware and Schoharie counties.
See also Miscellaneous Field Books.

1. 2 similar maps of  Cadwallader and David Colden's 14083 Acres in Colonel George Croghan's tract, 1771. Showing Schendarah [Susquehannah?] River, Caniaduragy [Canadarago] Lake, Byard's [Bayard's] Patent, Outhout's Patent. Names on maps: David Schuyler and Nicholas Pickard, Cadwallader and David Colden, Volkert Dow, Col Croghan, Dom. Hardwick
2. Incomplete letter to John Croghan from [?], Kingston, August 1, 1772. On the back of one of the two maps

1. Field book: "A Survey of Lot No. 1 and the South part of No. 3 in Nettlefield, Granted to Richard Loudon & Others, 31st March 1770 in the Town of Worcester [Decatur Township?], and County of Otsego. The Property of William Cockburn Run into Farms, A.D. 1792. Per William Cockburn, Jun[io]r." 23(26)p. Includes names of "occupants."
2. "A Map of Lot No. 1 in a Tract of Land Granted to Richard Loudon and Others, 31st March 1770 …". 1792. (60 x 31 cm.)  At head of map: First Tract of Belvedere [Belvidere]. Names on farms include: Jonathon Brown; Elisha Treat; Barzillia Brown; Jesse Davis; Stephen Sweard and James Bascom; Noadiah Seward, David Tripp; Jacob Flint; O. & L. Davis; Thomas Benton; John CHruch; William Spafford; John Cranston; James Humphries; William Cockburn, Jr., Dor[neliu?]s Grames, N. Higenbothom; Stephen Skinner; Alexander McKee,

"A Map of a Tract of 13,000 Acres of Land Granted to Rich[ar]d Louden [Loudon] & Others in 1770. Also of the First Tract of the Township of Belvidere Granted to Geo. Croghan 29th June 1770."  [1792?]

Map of Nettlefield (Loudon) Patent and Southern Belvidere Patent in Decatur and Roseboom Townships, n.d.

Indorsement: Belvidere and Nettlefield

1. Map and survey: "Surveyed for Henry Hill, Esq., All that certain Tract of Land being part of a Tract of Land granted to Alexander Wallace and others … Performed in the Month of December 1774." Shows Susquahannah River and Odego [Otego] Creek.
2. Bill [partial; bottom half missing] to Hugh Wallace and Goldsbrow Banyar from William Cockburn re: expenses of "re-examining and fixing the places of beginning with certainty" of the Alexander Wallace tract which included wages for himself and Joseph Wigsam for 118 days and  "men's wages and horse hire … "

1. A Survey of Lot Number One of the First Tract of the Belvedere [Belvidere] Patent Granted to Ge[o]r[g]e Croghan, Esq. 29 June 1770 in the Town of Cherry Valley, County of Otsago [Otsego]. The property of James Cockburn. Run into 14 Farms. Per Ja[me]s Cockburn. A.D. 1800." Cover title: "A Field Book  [of] Lot No. 1 in the First Tract of the Belvedere Patent. The Property of Ja[me]s Cockburn." 21(24)p.
2. Map and survey of the Outhout, McKee and Belvedere [Belvidere] patents
3. "A [hand-colored] Map of Lot Number One of the First Tract of the Belvedere [Belvidere] Patent Granted to Geo. Croghan, Esq., 29 June 1770 In the Town of Cherry Valley, County of Otsego. The Property of James Cockburn. Run into 14 Farms per Ja[me]s Cockburn, A.D. 1800 (31 x 77 cm.). Shows lands belonging to Alexander McKee, William Cockburn, Volkert Oothoudt ]Outhoudt?], James McCrindle and several others

1. Bounds of four tracts of land on the branches of the Susquahannah, August 5, 1740
2. Receipt re: purchase of property by Niles Higenbothem from William Cockburn, October 10, 1794; also dated February 10, 1795, for later transaction
3. "Rec'd 27 Dec[embe]r 1818 from Abraham Brown a youk [yoke] of oxen in lieu of ninety dollars on Snyders contract"
4. Agreement between James Cockburn and George Dickinson, April 6, 1825
5. Surveys of Lots 39-42; mention is made of "Richard Loudens Tract"

1. Map showing the properties of John Depeyster and David Abrahamson Schuyler. Showing: Paghquampeach Creek, Tomhenack Creek and Deep Kill. Other names: Saraghtoga, Van Ranslaer, Schatcock. n.d.
2. 1792 copy of a 1741 map and survey by Nicholas Schuyler of land east of the Hudson River, showing the Schatikoke Creek, the Tomhanick Creek and Lewis's Killitie. Names connected with houses on map: Barnardus Bratt, S. Danetse, Philip Winne, Jan Christianse, William Burth, Peter Dox, John Ouderkerk, Peter Viely, Adrian Quackenbos; also includes locations of Peter Vielys saw mill and Nicholas Groesbeek's saw mill
3. Related papers

"A Survey of Several Farms at Saratoga, the property of Mrs. Mary [Livingston] Duane, performed per Will Cockburn & Wm. Cockburn, Jun[io]r. A.D. 1792." Ca. 64(94)p. Names on maps: Benjamin Ketcham, John Hay, Ezra St. John, and Doctor Elias Willard.

Field book with 4 maps of Great Lot 1, 9, Stillwater Township, Saratoga County and Great Lot 42, 43, Easton Township, Washington County

"A Survey of several Farms at Saratoga, the property of Mrs. Catharine Patterson, performed A.D. 1792 per Will Cockburn & Wm. Cockburn Jun[io]r" Ca. 41(54)p.

Survey book of Great Lot 9, Stillwater Township and Great Lot 19, Saratoga Township, Saratoga County and Great Lot 43, Easton Township, Washington County plus two other documents

Endorsement: Sketch No. 29/Saratoga

Endorsement on one map: Lot 34/Saratoga

Only 8 maps in folder 1/19/2017

1. "No. 42 & 43." Names on map include: Benjamin Ketcham, John Hays, Amos Derrah, Arnold Reynolds Charles Hartshorn, Fred Woodworth, Ebenezer Levensworth
2. "Division of Robert Livingston's Estate at Saraghtoga amongst his three daughters – Mrs. Duane, Mrs. Paterson & Mrs. Gardner." Names on map include: Elisha Phelps, John Hays
3. Names on map: Hosick [sic] Patent, Batten Kill Road, Comfort Sands, James Marsters, Arnold Reynolds, Nathaniel Sturges, James Smith

Names on map include: Comfort Sands, Ebenezer Levensworth, Peter Wooley, Benjamin Atkins

Schoharie County
See also Greene and Otsego counties.

"A Map of Wetherhead's [Weatherhead's] Patent, Bleheim." Names include Claybergh's Kill, John Weatherhead, John Butler, Stephen Skinner, Ruloef Voorhis, John Cox

Map of tracts of John Butler, John Weatherhead and others in Blenheim Township, n.d.

1. Names include: Schohary River, William Bauch, William Wood, Walter Butler, David Buffington
2. Name on map: William Smith
3. Names on map: Clark, Burlar, Vroman

1. Names on map: Schoharie River, The Old Bowrey/Adam, Samuel & Ephraim Vrooman
2. Name on map: Vrooman

1. "A Map of Jacob H. Ten Eyck's Tract at Schohary, 1768" Names on map: Jacob Henry Ten Eyck, Myndert Schuyler, John Cortland
2. "A Traverse of Schohary Kill from Herma[nu]s Sidney of Schohary to the NW Corner of Alex[ande]r Cosby's Tract with the Tracts Adjacent. Surveyed AD 1768 per Will Cockburn." Names on map: Old Schohary Patent, Schohary Kill, Jacob H. Ten Eyck, Capt. Jonathan Brewer, Herman[us] Sidney
3. "Survey of No. 137 in the old Schohary Patent for Ab[raha]m Ten Eyck, Albany, 1793." Names on map: Schohary Kill, Ab[raha]m Cuyler now Abraham Ten Eyck, Herman[us] Sidney
4. "Survey of No. 137 in the old Schohary Patent for Ab[raha]m Ten Eyck of Albany, 1793. Another made him in 1800. Name on map: Harma[nu]s Sidney
5. Letter to Thomas Machin from [?]; dated: Albany, November 13, 1806
6. "Cockburn's Remarks on Jacob H. Ten Eyck's Two Tracts near Schohary, 2d March 1769."

Cover title of survey: "A Survey of Part of a Tract of Land granted to Stephen Skinner & others west of Schohary [????] on Cobus Kill belonging to Lieut. Governor Colden's Children, 1791". Title on first page of survey: A Survey of a Tract of Land Conveyed by George Croghin to Lieut. Gov[erno]r Cadwalader Colden on the [blank] day of [blank year] Being part of a Tract of 40,000 Acres of Land Granted to Stephen Skinner & Others." ca. 90p.

Steuben County
See Miscellaneous Field Books.

Ulster County: Hardenbergh Patent (includes Delaware, Greene and Sullivan counties)
See also Delaware, Greene, and Sullivan counties.
See also Miscellaneous Field Books.

1. "Map of the Great Patent." Names on the map: Delaware River of Fish Kill; West Lothian; South Lothian; Midd Lothian; North Lothian; Jersey Claim; Nunck River; Schohary Kill; Sopus Kill
2. Map Hardenbergh Patent. Name on map: Vis Kill or Delaware River
3. A Map of the Hardenbergh Patent; incomplete. Names on map: Part of Skohere; head of Delaware river ("sea fish come up this river"); Papakan River; Fish Kill; Casighton; Pennsylvania; "the pretended Jersey line"; part of West Chester; Hudson River

1. [Map of] No. 3 from the Clerk's Office. Name on map: Johannis (Johannes) Hardenbergh, n.d.
2. "A Map of Seventeen Thousand Acres of Land Lying in Great Lot No. 3 adjoining the Division Line … in the Great Hardenbergh Patent … Survey made in 1791 by John DeWitt. Copyed from the original verbatim per Will Cockburn, 1793." Names on map: And[rew?] D. Witt; Coenradt Nukerk; Cornelius E. Wynkoop; Cor[nelius?] Cole. Endorsement: Division of 17000 Acres among the heirs of Charles Broadhead
3. Agreement between the proprietors for a partial division, November 15, 1749. 42(46)p.

Includes several mentions of Indians

Includes measurements of "wid[e]ness," mean depth, swiftness and remarks on the Papekunk and Fishkill (Delaware) rivers ca 1770

[Map of the] Traverse of the Delaware River from the 3d to the 1st Monument per John Cox in 1790. Names include: Isaac Simmons; Joseph Thomas; Moses Van Vinkee[?]; John Land; Nathan Baxter; Josiah Jones; David Youngs; William Concklin; Daniel Skinner; John Ross; James Ross; William Billings; John Tyler

[Map of the] Traverse of the Delaware River from the 7th to the 5th Monument per John Cox in 1790. Names include: Jerry Leonard; Dennis Heath; Thomas Wenham; Marcus van Bormel

Inside front cover: James Cockburn's Field Books/Neversink, August 28, 1796

On front and back covers: A Field Book and Maps with the Entries and Proceedings for Dividing Certain Lots of Land in the Hardenbergh Patent in Ulster County Conformable to the Act of the Legislature of the State of New York Passed March 16, 1785. … C.T., W.C., C.C.W., Commissioners, 1794. [There are no maps in this field book.]

1. No. 3, 1793. Names on map include: Nicholas Maratje & Rachel Hardenbergh; Domini Hardenbergh; Bruyn & Hausbrouck; the heirs of Charles Brodhead; C.W. Brodhead
2. Map No. 3, 1794. To the West of Neversink subdivisions by the Com[missione]rs
3. 1794 Map of the Easterly part of No. 3 & Low Lands on the Neversink.

1. Copy of release of No. 5 Hardenbergh Patent from William A. Thompson and his wife, Charity, to the heirs of James Desbrosses, September 6, 1809
2. Land agreement between Peter Hager and Benjamin White, both of the Town of Colchester, January 1, 1802
3. Account between the heirs of James Desbrosses and James Cockburn for surveying in No. 5, May 17, 1809
4. Land agreement between James Desbrosses and Silas Parrish, May 1, 1791
5. Letter to Henry Overing from James Cockburn, Washington, October 16, 1813
6. Letter to James Cockburn, Kingston, from John Kiersted, Livingston, January 3, 1815; mentions John Hunter of Nyack and Mr. Overing.

1. Letter to J. Cockburn, Kingston, from Samuel Tiffany, Delhi, [N.Y.], June, 3, 1822, re: the lot he lives on in Samuel Verplank's patent. A.L.S. 1p.
2. Letter to James Cockburn, Kingston, from Rowland Robinson, Camden, February 26, 1827, re: Lot No. 5 in the Verlanck tract. A.L.S. 1p.
3. Letter to Mr. Cockburn from Roswell Peak, Hamdon, September 6, 1827. A.L.S. 2p.

At head of first page: A Survey of Part of Lot N. 8 in the Hardenbergh Pate[n]t

1. A Survey of James Brundidge's farm at [???] in Great Lot No. 8 Middetown by William Cockburn, July 17, 1795
2. Map showing lots of Gedion Bard, Gerret Vandersee, Thomas Porter, Samuel Beeman, Stephan Mathwes [sic], Gilber Mathwes and David Mathwes by William Cockburn, July 18, 1795

1. Survey of farm No. 49 in No. 11 for Martin King, January 1, 1806
2. Lease of land in the Hardenbergh Patent between James Desbrosses of New York and John Obriant [Obrian] of Mamakating, Ulster County, January 1, 1806
3. Memorandum of a lease to be given to the widow Maria Roose & her son Abraham [Roosa] … and another son named John ... given by the proprietor Robert R. Livingston of Claremont … [signed by] Will Cockburn, July 1, 1809

1. A Map of the Farm of Johannes & Myndert Dedricks on the Baverkill Together with so much of their wood land as lyes to the Southward of the Northermost bounds of the Corporation of Kingston, as claimed by them. Surveyed per Will Cockburn, A.D. 1774. Also shown is "the farm of Andreas Eligh."
2. Map and survey of Lot No. 43 (in the subdivision of Lot No. 20 of the Hardenbergh Patent) performed in July 1785 by Will Cockburn at the request of Peter Van den Bogart. Shows houses of Hendrick Becker, Peter Hager, and Jonas Lorwy; Also shows Schohary Kill, Batavies Kill and Red Creek
3. Copy of a Survey of part of Lot No. 43 in the subdivision of Great Lot No. 20 of the Hardenbergh Patent performed by William Cockburn, Jr., in September 1797, for George Clarke, Johannes Cooper and John Link

1. A Map of part of Lot No. 24 in the Hardenbergh Patent, the property of Charles McEvers, Jun., surveyed and laid into lots A.D. 1792 by James Cockburn, deceased … Copy'd per James Cockburn, Jr., A.D. 1794
2. Survey of Farm No. 1 in the West part of Lot No. 24 for Anthony Mulford [?], March 5, 1801
3. Draft of a deed from John Carl of the Town of Woodstock, Ulster Country, to Robert R. Livingston for the easterly half of Lots No. 24 and 45 of the Hardenbergh Patent, September 2, 1793
4. Land transaction between Charles McEvers, Jr. of New York, merchant, and Mary, his wife, and Richard Jersey of the Town of Woodstock, Ulster County, farmer, July 1, 1796
5. Agreement between Charles McEvers and Jacob Higbie, 1800

Field book with 70 maps of Great Lot 25, owned by James Desbrosses, with an index of occupants, [Hunter Township, Greene County?], 1791. Ca. 83p.

Title on cover: Farms in No. 25 Hardenbergh Patent, belonging to James Desbrosses, Esq., of New York, 1797

Names include: Jacob Tremper, Atkins & Higginsm, William Rose, Jonathan Wait, Isaac Brown, Duane & Cunningham, Kip & Dewint, John Burch, Gulian Verplank

1. Lease from Ann Ludlow to Bemonie Brock, September 1, 1809
2. Counter lease from Ann Ludlow to Bemonie Brock, September 1, 1809

1. Letter to Conradt E. Elmendorf, March 19, 1794
2. Draft of a petition to the New York State Legislature re: Great Lot No. 35 signed by Jonathan Hawsbroek, David Cox, Thomas Tillotson, Jacob Tremper, Squire Whitaker, Oliver Hale, James Gilmore, Philipp Pine, and Henry Samson. n.d.
3. Draft for An Act for surveying and establishing certain division lines and dividing certain lots in Great Lot No., 35 in the Hardenbergh Patent, n.d.
4. Petition of Jonathan Hasbrouck et al to the New York State Legislature, Kingston, January 16, 1798

1. Land agreement between Balthus and Leonard Van Kleek & their wives to Elias Desbrosses, September 13, 1753
2. Map showing lots of Leonard Lewis (No. 52), Lawrance [sic] Van Kleek (No. 53), Jaapie Van Kleek (No. 54), and Filkins & Schuyler (No. 55)
3. Map showing lots of Filkins and Schuyler (No. 57), Jaapie Van Kleeck (No. 58), and Lawrence Van Kleeck [sic] (No. 59) between the Delaware and Papakunck rivers

1. Lease of Samuel Verplanck to George Sands for Farm No. 16 in Great Lot No. 38, Hardenberh Patent, February 18, 1817
2. Lease of Samuel Verplanck of Fishkill to William Dikeman of the Town of Delhi, Delaware County, May 1, 1815; unsigned
3. Counter lease of Samuel Verplanck of Fishkill to Milow Payn of Delhi, Delaware County, May 1, 1815; unsigned
4. Lease of Samuel Verplanck of Fishkill to William Dikeman and James Edwards of the Town of Delhi, Delaware County, December 2, 1815; unsigned

1. Map and survey of Great Lot 41, Farm No. 85 of William Cockburn, Jr. and Charles C. Brodhead's land, December 1794. Names include: Solomon Palmer, James Powell, Peter Osborn
2. Release of Charles C. Brodhead to William Cockburn, Jr., of one half of farm No. 85 in Great Lot No. 41, Hardenbergh Patent, March 10, 1797

1. Petition of James Desbrosses tenants in the Great Lot No. 41 (Stamford), thanking him for supporting their desire for "a house erected to assemble themselves in for social worship," now petition him for using part of the rent they must pay Desbrosses to support a minister in the community, 1801
2. Subdivision of Farms No. 90 and 95 for William Rutherford and John Graham
3. Draft of release of William McKinzee to Thomas McPhail and Alexander McDonald, Jr., March 16, 1801
4. A copy of a release from Patrick Lamb to William Cockburn of acreage in Farm No. 71 in Great Lot No. 41, November 2, 1794
5. Map of part of Great Lot No. 40 belonging to Mrs. Montgomery. Names include James Powel, Francis and William Yeomans, Asa Jones, Christa Kiersted, John Rutherford
6. Release of Asa Jones to William Cockburn, Jr., for Farm No. 90 in Lot No. 41, June 13, 1796
7. Agreement relative to two lots in Great Lot No. 41 between William Cockburn, Jr., and John Graham and William Rutherford, September 8, 1801
8. Agreement of William Cockburn, Jr., with Patrick Lamb and Hugh Rose for Lots No. 90 and 95 in Great Lot No. 41, October 2, 1797

Hardenburgh Patent: Map of Great Lot 42, Stamford [Township], Delaware County, bounded by the property of Thomas Tillotson, Esq., "Pacatacan Kill or Papehunk River," the property of James Desbrosses, and the "Fishkill or Delaware River." Laid out in lots with surnames of people living on the properties, by William Cockburn, John Cox and William Cockburn, Jr., 1787, color, 70 x 96 cm.

(Files with extra-large [EL] manuscripts)

1. Copy of the partition deed of the north part of the Hardenbergh Patent, June 6, 1751. 9(12)p.
2. Petition of Joshua Travers &c. to the Legislature of the State of New York for the privilege to purchase their properties at private sale, January 27, 1807

• Balloting List of Hurley woods, August 20, 1792

1. A copy of Richard Harison's opinion of February 25, 1792, "to questions proposed on the part of the Commissioners for dividing a Tract of Land heretofore the Property of Cornelius Cole & eight other persons."
2. Draft of a letter to General Cantine sent with the map and field book from Kingston, March 5, 1792
3. Letter from John Cantine, James Oliver and William Cockburn, commissioners, to Simeon DeWitt, surveyor general of New York State, July 30, 1791
4. Letter to John Cantine, [James] Oliver and William Cockburn at Hurley, commissioners for the division of the Hurley Commons, from James Cockburn, Rhinebeck, October 20, 1791. Mentions and Indian deed.
5. Letter to John Cantine, [James] Oliver and William Cockburn at Hurley, commissioners for the division of the Hurley Commons, from James Cockburn, Rhinebeck, November 3, 1791. Mentions "deed from Cole &c. to Colonel Beekman."
6. List of Hurley patentees to Colonel Cole, December 12, 1788. At head of document: Kingston, October 10, 1791

1. Discharge to the commissioners … on the sale of the Expense Lot, October 6, 1792
2. Final settlement, May 23, 1793
3. Draft of deed re: lots sold for expenses, September 20, 1798
4. Account of the expenses of the division of the Hurley Patentee woods among the 31 partners, January 4, 1798
5. Release of mortgage of William Rose to William Cockburn for Lot No. 24 in the subdivision of the Expense Lot, March 14, 1798
6. Release of Christopher Newkerk to James Cockburn for his interest in Great Lot No. 4 (Expense Lot) on the north side of the pond, December 24, 1845

1. Release of James Cockburn to Christopher Newkerk for his interest in Great Lot No. 4 (Expense Lot) on the north side of the pond, December 24, 1845
2. List of the 31 proprietors/partners
3. Statement of the commissioners' account in the division of the 31 proprietors rights in the patentee woods of Hurley, Kingston, May 12, 1800
4. Re: Advertisement to sell part of the Patentee woods of Hurley to pay expences [sic] of the Division, February 28, 1797

1. Letter to Peter P. Rosa, Hurley, from William Cockburn, Kingston, January 4, 1806; not delivered; wishes to wait till spring for a settlement
2. Hurley, December 17, 1805. Received from Mathew Ten Eyck twenty-five dollars on acc[oun]t of back rent due on the farm of David Vredenbergh towards one ninth part thereof – for which I promise to be accountable. [signed] Will Cockburn. Copy
3. Statement of Derck Wynkoop's account per William Cockburn, 1792-1802
4. Final settlement with John A. DeWitt, December 18, 1805

1. Copy of the will of May Bickley (male), April 27, 1716.
2. Boundaries of No. 4
3. Draft of letter to Robert Sand and Philip Schuyler from John Cantine, William Cockburn and James Oliver, November 14, 1791
4. A copy of the deed of 1,000 acres from Cornelius Cool [Cole] & Others to Colonel Henry Beekman, November 29, 1714

1. Letter to William Cockburn from John Kiersted, Saugerties, August 12, 1839
2. Survey of 1st Allotment, Lot No. 9
3. Boundaries of Lots No. 1-11 of the 1st Allotment, Patentee woods of Hurley, 1798. Names: David Vredenbergh, William Britt, Jacob Bonestell, Richard Covert, Jacobus Kip, Martinus Poreker, Abraham DeLamater, 1798
4. List of names associated with the First Allotment of the Patentees Woods in Hurley

1. Statement of the Commissioners account in the Schepmoes right on the Division in 1797 and sales of delinquents
2. Draft of petition to the court to procure an order to sell for expenses of delinquents in the right of Johannes Schepmoes, September 21, 1798
3. Balloting document in No. 4 and No. 6, October 5, 1796
4. Petition of Christopher Tappen, Cornelius Tappen and William Cockburn to the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Ulster, January 3, 1799
5. A Map of the Division of Johannis Schepmoes's Lot No. 4 in the First Allotment of the Hurley Patentee Woods. By order of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Ulster, 1797. Names: Gerardus Hardenbergh's five children: Jannake, Jacobus, Catherina, Jacoba, Johannis; Henry DeWitt; Cornelius Elting; Dirck Schepmoes
6. A Map of the Division of Johannis Schepmoes's Lot No. 6 in the Second Allotment of the Hurley Patentee Woods. By order of the Court of Common Pleas for the County of Ulster, 1797. Names: Gerardus Hardenbergh's five children: Jannake, Jacobus, Catherina, Jacoba, Johannis; Dirck Schepmoes; Cornelius Elting; Henry DeWitt
7. Similar to A Map of the Division of Johannis Schepmoes's Lot No. 6 in the Second Allotment …
8. Draft of A Map of the Division of Johannis Schepmoes's Lot No. 4 in the First Allotment …
9. Deed of Christopher Tappen, Cornelius Tappen, William Cockburn, commissioners, to Tjerck C. DeWitt for Lot No. 2 in No. 4 of the First Allotment …, March 31, 1799; not registered
10. Deed of Christopher Tappen, Cornelius Tappen, William Cockburn, commissioners, to Tjerck C. DeWitt for Lot No. 2 in No. 4 of the First Allotment …, April 30, 1799

1. Map showing property of Derck Wynkoop "& 30 others" [not named], 1797
2. Account of expences [sic] in the division of the 31 proprietors in the Hurley Patentee woods, January 4, 1798
3. A General Account of the subdivisions made in the Lots No. 2, 6 and the westerly half of No. 8 of the First Allotment and of No. 4, 8 and the easterly half of No. 2 of the Second Allotment in the Hurley Patentee Woods belonging to the heirs and assigns of Derck Wynkoop & Thirty other persons in pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of the County of Ulster laid into thirty-one classes and allotted by ballot to the respective owners, December 29, 1797. Owners' names listed.
4. Boundaryes [sic] of the several lots belonging to the 31 proprietors in the Hurley Patentee Woods. 58p.

Contents: Deed from Adrian Newkerk to Cornelius Newkerk …, August 14, 1765; Deed from Adrian Newkerk to Derck Wynkoop … October 24, 1766; Will of Cornelis Newkerk (in Dutch with English translation), September 15, 1787; Power of attorney, Pieter Pieterse to his son Hendrick Oostrander, December 29, 1739; Deed from Pieter Pieterse to Abraham Ten Eyck, January 28, 1740; Deed from Mattys Ten Eyck to Abraham Ten Eyck, August 3, 1734; Deed from Johannis Schepmoes to John Van Wagenen, September 5, 1729; Deed from Lawrence Osterhoudt to other nine partners, February 18, 1709; Deed from Janetye Newkerk to Cornelius Newkerk, December 31, 1735

1. Deed of Robert Gage to William Cockburn, Jr., Luke K. Cockburn and Edwin Cockburn for the saw mill places or mill seats in Yanky [Yankee] Town, March 22, 1837. (printed form)
2. Boundaries of the 240 acres in the northwest corner of Lot No. 9 in the Second Allotment sold to Robert Gage
3. Boundaries of the Yanky [Yankee] Town saw mill lot sold to Robert Gage for 1,000 dollars, March 2, 1837
4. Boundaries of the two mill seats
5. Deed of James Cockburn and Eliza, his wife, of Kingston, and John Kiersted and Nelly, his wife, of to Robert Gage, of Hurley, for land "in the Town of Olive (commonly called Yanke Town) on which were two saw mills formerly erected thereon," March 22, 1837
6. Letter to James Cockburn, Kingston, from John Kiersted, March 20, 1837, re: Yanke Town property

1. A copy of Richard Harison's opinion relative to the division of the survivor rights in the Patentee woods of Hurley and on the will of Cornelius Newkerk, July 23, 1796
2. Translation of Cornelius Newkerk's will of September 15, 1787
3. Memorandum on Jannatye Newkirk's right in the Hurley Woods

1. Deed by Margaret Livingston of Claremont [Clermont] to Tobias Clements of Saratoga County, October 15, 1791
2. Copy of conveyance of property by Cornelius Kool and 6 others to Mathew Ten Eyck and Gerretje Newkerk, October 15, 1826

• Release of land of Alexander Cockburn of the Town of Livingston and James Cockburn of the Town of Kingston to George Shartts [?]

1. Draft of lease from the proprietors of Hurley to sundry persons within their claim at Woodstock, October 24, 1788
2. Letter to James Cockburn, Kingston, from John Kiersted, Saugerties, January 22, 1832
3. Lease between the "Hurley proprietors" – Benjamin Newkerk and others of the first part and Peter Short, Jr., of Woodstock, October 24, 1788
4. Map and survey of Peter Short, Jr.'s property, n.d.
5. Settlement of rent on the farm of Peter Short, Jr., with William Cockburn, October 24, 1807
6. Agreement of William Cockburn with Peter Shuttes for the farm formerly [owned by] Peter Short, Jr., at Woodstock, May 4, 1800

1. Draft of lease of Peter Van Gaasbeek, William Tremper, in their own rights, and William Cockburn as guardian of the younger children of Jacob Tremper, deceased, all of Kingston, to David Demree, January 7, 1797
2. Settlement of David Raichart's mortgage with Benton Van Etten, October 21, 1794
3. Draft of a lease from the patentees to the tenants (Alias Ostrander, David Fradenburgh, Benjimen Van Nette, Peter Short, Jr., Zachariah Short), 1788
4. Survey of land of Joseph Francis and his wife, Rachel, performed by Will Cockburn, 1776

See also Hardenbergh and Hurley Patents.
See also Orange, Greene and Albany counties.

1. Memorandum for Tryal of C. Trumpbour, 1794
2. Re: 1677 document re: kills (Esopus Kill, Lagors Kill) and Esopus Indians

1. Petition of sundrie inhabitants of the Baver [sic] Kill & Blue Mountains in the southern parts of the County of Albany, January 15, 1771
2. Draft of a letter to John DeNoyelles relating to a new county line between Albany & Ulster, January 11, 1774
3. Draft of the petition to establish the line run by John Cox in 1787 for the division line between the countys [sic] of Albany & Ulster, 1790

1. A Sketch … [of the] Ulster & Delaware Turnpike Road on the east side of the Hudson River, 1806. Shows D. Lewis's store, Lewis's dock, Conklin's ferry house
2. A Map of Two Roads for the Turnpike Road from Thomas Larwood's to Benjamin Thorn's mill. Surveyed … [by] James Cockburn, 1802. Names J. Welch, Lewis Fralig, Isaac Morris, Henry Traver, J. Traver, Ostrem, Benjamin Westfall
3. No. 6. Names: Esq. Winchel, Philo Winchel, Martin Winchel, Bain, School house, Meeting house, Benjamin Wood, Samuel Aldridge, Samuel Russel, James Class, Wendel Pulver, Widow Bishop
4. [No.] 5. Pine Plains [and] Stisinck [Stissing]. Names" Lonson Well, Manuel Louks, blacksmith shop, Benjamin Knickerbacker, Henry Weaver, grist mill, Nicholas Pulver, Stephen Wilber, Stisinck meeting house, George Rughter, Hugh Gamble, Peter Husted, William Woodin, James Wilson, John Fowler, blacksmith shop, Ebenezer Dibble & Son, Peter Heusted, Ebenezer Dibble
5. [No.] 3. Daniel Morton, schoolhouse, H. Miles, Quaquer meeting house, Johannes Row, Methodist meeting house, Benjamin Thorn, grist mill, G. Miles, Stephen Thorne, Roelif Bostram, George Kockingham
6. James Cockburn's survey of the turnpike from the bridge past Alexander Cockburn's
7. A Map of part of the Ulster and Delaware Turnpike Road with alterations at Shandaean. Names: Benjamin Maracle, Willaim B. Rogers, John Rogers, Charles Nandevort. Shows Esopus Kill, Vandevort's Bush Kill

1. Deed from John Woodmansee and his wife, Mary, to William P. Cole, May 1, 1827.
2. Full covenant deed between Lewis Wygant, his wife, Jemima and Ann Dubois, all of Hurley, and William P. Cole, also of Hurley, May 10, 1834.
3. Copy of a will of Richard Cole, September 2, 1844

1. [Map of] Lands surveyed and laid out 18th Sept[embe]r 1706 by Aug[?] Greham, surveyor general for the Town of Hurly [Hurley] pursuant to a warrant from the gov[erno]r 24 Sep[tembe]r 1704. Names: Jacob Trumpbour, Widow Trumpbour, Wynkoop
2. [Endorsement: General Cantine's notes for the] view of a land trial between the trustees of the Corporation of Kingstown [Kingston], plaintiff, and Jacob Trumpbour and Hezakiah [Hezekiah] Wynkoop, defendant, May 14 [19?], 1793
3. 1793 King's [Court?] … Hezekiah Wynkoop, Jacob Trumpbour … Ejectments … Jury … 33(36)p.

1. Map of Trumpbour's farm
2. Draught of deed and quit claim between Zachariah Trumpbour [Trumpbour], of Kingston, and Hendrick Muss, of Freehold, Albany County, for the lands where he now lives on at the Beaver Kill, August 1, 1798
3. Draft of agreement between T[?] Trumpbour to Theodorus Van Wych Greham relative to a settlement with the trustees, April 15, 1795
4. Distances of Zachariah Trumpbour's lot on the west side of the Saw Kill, n.d.
5. Boundaries of two lots of land on the east side of the Saw Kill belonging to the heirs of Nicholas Trumpbour, deceased, n.d.
6. Boundaries of No. 4, belonging to Zachariah Trumpbour, sold to Hendrick Muss by William Cockburn, Jr., takne from John Cox's map, 1789[?]
7. Partition deed between Jacob Trumpbour, Zachariah Trumpbour and Valentine Trumpbour, the heirs of Nicholas Trumpbour, deceased, April 12, 1805
8. A [map and] a Survey of Jacob Trumpbour's farm at the Beaver Kill. Also, part of Zachariah Trumpbour's farm, July 24, 1798 by William Cockburn, Jr. Names: Johannes Mouers, Nicholas Row, Zachariah Trumpour [sic], Jacob Trumpbour, Vanlentine Trumpbour. Showing: Beaver Kill, Mine Kill, Saw Kill
9. Quit claim by Jacob Trumpbour to the trustees of Kinston, September 24, 1798
10. A Map of Jacob Trumpbour's farm [at Beaver Kill]… surveyed by me, Jacob Trumpbour, August 14, 1797

1. "Petition of sundrie inhabitants in the neighbourhood of the Platte Kill" to the trustees of Kingston re: the discovery of a "ston quarie"
2. Notice to William Cockburn at Kingston/Platte Kill, from Solomon Hasbrough, town clerk, Kingston, March 3, 1803, that Cockburn was elected an overseer of the highway at the annual election of town officers

1. 25 Dec[embe]r 1804. Mr. Hiskia Wynkoop – Please to pay Merchant Lawrence two dollars & fifty cents for tax in the Town of Cats-Kill & take his receipt on the back of this & oblige. Your Obed[ien]t Serv[an]t, Will Cockburn. Verso: Rec[eive]d Cats-Kill January 24, 1805, of Mr. Hezekiah Wynkoop the contents of the with – Merchant Lawrence
2. Agreement of John J. DeWitt, of Kingston, to sell to Tjerck Low and Hendreck [Hendrick] Wynkopp, both also of Kingston, a farm on the south side of the Platte Kill, January 31, 1795
3. Survey of 7¼ acres on the south side of the Platte Kill for Hendrick Wynkoop by William Cockburn, Jr., July 15, 1796
4. Conveyance for 7¼ acres of land on the southerly side of the Platte Kill from Tjerck Low and his wife, Annatje, of Kingston,to Hendirck Wynkoop, of Kingston, July 21, 1796

1. Draught of a partition deed between Joh, Daniel and James Oosterhoudt, December 1809
2. Draught of a release from Peter J. Oosterhoudt and his wife, Mary, and from Abraham Van Steenburgh and his wife, Elizabeth, and from Abraham Burhans and his wife, Catherine and from John Hendricks and his wife, Anatie, all of Kingston, to John, Daniel and James Oosterhoudts for all rights to the farm of James Oosterhoudt, deceased, December 1808
3. A Map of Lot No. 51 in the Flatt Bush Class, n.d.

1. A Map of part of Lot 104 on the west side of Jockey Hill Road an[d] on the south side of Saw Kill Road for David Martins, Hugh Hacket, Thomas Callehan and Sarah Raferty [Rafferty], October 1, 1862. Also shows James Adams's lot
2. Maps drawn on the verso of a broadside for an agricultural society meeting; year torn off. Ca. October 1, 1863. Names Abram Osterhoudt, David Martin. Shows Saw Kill Road, Saw Kill, Jockey Hill Road

1. A Traverse along the foot of the hills from the bounds of Marbletown to the bounds of Kingston performed in October 1791 by Will Cockburn. Names: Mathew [Matys] Ten Eyck Premakers Patent [north side of Esopus Creek], granted in 1686 to the Widow Wyntje Alerdtse & others. Names: Richard Oliver, Peter Crispell, Philip Newkerk, Widow Elmendorph, Cornelius Wynkoop, Jan Van Dusen, Benjamin Newkirk, Cornelius Newkirk
2. Map of conveyance Mathew Ten Eyck, Gerret Newkirk, 4 acres at the mill pond on Premakers Kill, October 21, 1791
3. Map of 4 acres by the mill pond on Premakers Kill. Ten Eyck & Benjamin Newkirk.

• A [Map and] Survey of the South Bounds of the Newpaltz &c. … performed June 1796 per John Cantine, Will Cockburn and William Cockburn, Jr. Names: Matthew Lefever, Dubois, Wirtz & Low, Cornelius DuBois, David Saper [Soper], Peter Geers, Joseph Cadington, Hugo Freer, Ann Mullinder, Richard Durham, Pete Palmater, Noah Elting, Nathaniel Lefever, Hugh Wentworth, George Harrison, William Bond, John Barberie, Archibald Kennedy, Lewis Morris & others, Augustine Graham, Alexander Griggs. Shows Hudsons River

1. A Map of Rosendale, part of the estate of Colonel Johannes Hardenbergh surveyed in March 1773 per W[illiam] C[ockburn]. Shows "Father's Old Farm granted in1 Oct[obe]r 1686; house of John Blanjan; sawmill; two buildings at Rosendale; Jopam Bergh
2. A Survey [map] of Rosendale, March 8 & 9, 1773 per W[illiam] Cockburn. Shows house of Abraham Helem, two houses at Rosendale; large piece of paper missing

1. Draft of letter to Victor Dupont and LeRoy Bayard & McEvers from William Cockburn, Kingston, May 20, 1805. References Etienne Delessert
2. Agreement between John James Delessert and David Golay re: making of "cheese … in the Swiss manner … [or] in the English or Dutch manner, should it sell better and yield more profit," 1804
3. Accounts (in French) of Alexander Delessert with Henry Bornand, 1803-1805
4. Account between David Golay from the Brassus, Vaud County in Switzerland, now dwelling in the State of New-York, County of Ulster, to Alexander Delessert, merchant at Paris …, 1801-1803
5. Accounts (in French) of Alexander Delessert with David Golay, 1801-1803
6. Power of attorney (in French) of Alexander delessert to [Victor?] Dupont, July 30, 1801
7. Land agreement between Alexander Delessert and Lucas Elmendorph, ca. April 27, 1804. 28p.
8. Letter to Lucas Elmendorph, Kingston, from Alexander Delessert, Paris, August 27, 1804

1. Letter from Will Cockburn to Simon Metcalf re: Lt. Swords
2. Agreement between William Kane of Albany and William Cockburn of Kingston re: tracts of land granted to Lt. Thomas Swords, April 4, 1775; not signed
3. Document mentioning evidence in Swords's trial [trial], n.d.
4. Copy of the articles of agreement between Lt. Thomas Swords, Thomas Lynott & William Malcom, November 5, 1767
5. A Scheme for selling the several tracts of land at Sauwertjes [Saugerties] lately granted to Lieut. Thomas Swords, William Spaight & Josiah Harper in small lots with an estimate of the value of each, n.d.
6. Memorandum for a brief for Lt. Swords trial, 1770
7. Instructions to Mr. Swords respecting the proofe that may be proper to be got for the hearing before the governor and council on the 16th of September next, 1767
8. Document re: Thomas Swords & others vs. Hendricus Ousterhout, New York Supreme Court, August 3, 1771

Papers, ca.1795-1809, relating to the

1. transactions and leasing of Jacobus Persen's (deceased 1787) grist mill and farm at Saugerties, on the Esopus, acquired by William Cockburn, Jr., and his wife, Margaret (Peggy) Person Cockburn, granddaughter of Jacobus Person. The estate initially administered by Christopher Kiersted and Hendrick Schoonmaker;
2. estate of John J. Post of Saugerties, who conveyed to William Cockburn, Jr., his right to Jacobus Persen's estate;
3. bonds given by John J. Post and William Cockburn, Jr., to Kiersted and Jacobus van Grasbeck, executors of the estate of Nicholas Kiersted; and
4. leasing of the grist mill and farm in 1796 to Andrew McFarling and in 1798 to Jacob Folandt, Jr., and Peter Folandt

See also: Survey map of land near Hezekiah Schoonmaker's on the King's Road to Jacob Persen's in Saugerties, Ulster County, New York, 1766

See also: Deed and survey map of land between the Fly and Fullerton Patents in Saugerties, Ulster County, New York, 1783

1. H[ugh] Patrick's "islands and two flatts of land lying & being in Hudsons River… Magdalen Island … Slipe [Slype] Stain [Staine] Island … flats [flatts] lying on both sides of the mouth of the Esopus Creek commonly called … the Sagerties flats …," n.d.
2. Bounds of the land conveyed to Egbert Schoonmaker, John Ennes Shoonmaker [sic] & Samuel & Johannes Wolfen at Saugerties, March 14, 1774
3. Map showing Hudsons River, Saugerties Creek, Sawyer's Kill
4. Draft of a deed and agreement between William Kane and William Cockburn, April 4, 1775
5. Agreement between William Cockburn and Jacob Burhans re: Hugh Patrick's islands and flats, August 25, 1770. Patrick was "a disbanded non-commission [sic] officer [sergeant] having served in North America during the late war, and last belonging to his Majesty's Forty-fourth Regiment [of foot]"
6. Sale by Hugh Patrick to William Cockburn the eight islands and two flatts in Hudsons River

1. Letter to William Cockburn from Robert Ross, New York, May 1, 1769, re: cost to survey of "the 2,000 acres of land granted to John Millar & Nicholas Killman in Ulster County at the foot of the Shawangunck Mountains."
2. Boundarys [Boundaries] of 200 acres of meadow gr[ante]d to Johannes Hardenbergh near Shawangunk, 1719

1. Map showing Sant Bergh, Rochester, Joseph Ogden [Ogdon]'s house, Thomas Caldwell

See also Essex, Sullivan and Saratoga counties.
See also Vermont.
See also Miscellaneous Field Books.

1. Names listed under Granville, Kingsbury, Camden Patent and Hutton Bush
2. Bounds of a tract of land surveyed for John Schuyler, Jr. and others, July 18, 1740, and bounds of a tract of land surveyed for Stephen Bayard, July 1743
3. Bounderyes of the patent to Thomas Donely [Donnally] and Joseph Mounthfort [Munsford]

1. Copy of receipt from William Cockburn to Nathaniel Parker of Granville re: sale of property, Granville, October 3, 1801
2. Granville settlements, December 10, 1806, with Asa Rood, Samuel Hough, Cornelius Whitney, Roger Wing, and Francis Fairchild

1. Memorandum of lots in Kingsbury and Laneston [Lanestown/New Boston, New Hampshire]. Includes several names

Verso: Map showing Hudsons River, Wood Creek, Artillery Patent, Queensbury and the towns of Westfield and Hartford bordering on Kingsbury.

1. Subscribers for the Township of Westfield, 1788. List of names
2. "George Wilie having had the misfortoun [sic] to loss [sic] his cows this spring – any person that owes me in Houttons Bush will [????] him out a good cow, the price will be credited by Will Cockburn, 19 June 1804"
3. Received Lansingburgh November 30, 1795, of Mr. William Hutton an instrument in writing purporting to be a deed from William Hutton and William Hutton Junior to William Cockburn for several tracts of land … on the west side of Lake Champlain … [signed] John D. Dickinson
4. Draft of a land agreement between William Houtton and William Cockburn, June 8, 1802

1. A Survey [and map] of Lot No. 6 in Hutton's Bush, Town of Putnam and County of Washington, November 6, 1810. Names: William Patterson, Robert Wright and James Cramored. Shows Lake Champlain and Mill Brook
2. A Map of Huttons Bush granted by Letters Patent, AD 1770 [?] on the west side of Lake Champlain in the Town of Westfield & County of Washington, the greater part of which has been now formerly [sic] survey[e]d per James Cockburn, 1801. Names: John Goorly, Cornelius Lansing, Levinus Lansing, George Webster, Joseph Wright, John Charters, William Douglass

1. Map and survey of "Six Mile Point," the land "on the west side of the water running form Wood Creek into Lake Champlain in the County of Albany … June 5, 1795; property of William Hutton
2. Map showing properties of Quartermaster William Munro, Lieut. Arch[ibal]d Blanc [Blance?], surveyed in July 1779; "waters from South bay" separate the two lots. Verso: Map showing the properties of Corporal Roderick McLeon and Donal Stewart "& 16 others," both on South Bay
3. A Map [and survey] of 250 acres of land at Six Mile Point between Tyconderoga [sic] and Skenesborough … for Sergeant Thomas Mason & Peter Crean on the west side of Lake Champlain
4. A map of 2000 acres on the west side of the waters from Wood Creek to Ticonderoga for Lieut. James Fister. Also named: Lieut Garroll

1. Survey for 1,000 acres on Otter Creek for Robert Allen, William Herring and William Frost late name commission [sic] officers in his majestys [sic] Sixtieth Regiment of Foot all that certain tract of land … on the east side of Lake Champlain. Also survey for William Darling [and others] … of the Forty Eight Regiment … Names: Colonel James Montressor [Montresure], Robert Allen "& others." Shows: Otter Creek, Lewis' Creek, April 1768

1. Map showing Skenesborough, Kelso, Soci[al]borough, Monckton, Ludlow and Otter Creek
2. Verso: Map showing properties of Gershom Beach, Elkanah Cook, Felix Powell, Samuel Beach, Benjamin Spencer, William Divinell [?]

1. Survey "for Dirck Eckardse and his associates all that certain tract of land … in the County of Charlotte, from eight to sixteen miles to the eastward of the waters running from Wood Creek into Lake Champlain and to the westward of and adjoining the westerly bounds of Socialborough … September 15, 1772 [by] Will Cockburn
2. Map and survey of land "for Derick Eckardse & his associates all that certain tract of land … in the County of Charlotte from 8 to 16 miles to the eastward of the watters [sic] running from Wood Creek into Lake Champlain & to the westward of and adjoining the westerly bounds of Socialborough. Names: Major Philip Skene, Charles Nicoll & others, Stevens & Holden, Lieut. Col. Samuel Cleveland, Lieut. Trevor Newland, Major Ralph Burton, Lt. Townsend Grey, John Clark, John Ogelvie
3. [Text the same as that for 1 and 2]. Names on map: Lt. Townshend Guy, John Clark, John Oglive [Olgilvie], Maj. General Ralph Burton, Lieut. Trevor Newland, Charles Nicoll and 3 others, Major Philip Skene. Property borders Halesborough and Socialborough. "Contains 17000 acres"
4. Similar to map described in Item 3 with properties of A. Colhoun and of Stevens & Halden and of Colonel Samuel Cleveland

1. A Map of the Township of Kelso with the names of the proprietors: Goldsbrow Banyar, John Kelly, Crean Brush, Elias Bland, Archibald Campbell, William Cockburn, James Phyn
2. Agreement by the proprietors "for settling the Township of Kelso," June 26, 1771

1. Survey of the bounds of Charles McEvers tract of 37000 acres east of Socialborough, in the counties of Albany and Cumberland, 1771
2. Map showing Danby, Kelso, Durham, Shrewsbury, Socialborough, McEvers, Kilingtown [sic], Stockbridge, ca. 1775 [?]

1. Map of division of land near the little falls (26 feet) at Otter Creek, Vermont
2. "A coppey of a draught of the township Fairfeild [Fairfield, in Rutland Township, Rutland County, Vermont?] with the first division laid out by Asa Peabody, surveyor, with the assistance of Capt. Randall Rice, Major Henery Rice, Mr. Edward Gorton & Mr. Benjamin Wilkison… Laid out Sept. 1762. Shows Great Falls (26 feet) of Otter Creek

1. Traverse of part of Onion River, 1772
2. A Map of sundrie tracts on Onion River, 1772. Names: Seerfield, Ross, McAdams, Capt. John Philips, Andrew Elliot, Kilby, Newbrook, Kempton, Kingsbury, Thomas Barnet. Shows River LeMoil [Lamoille], Onion River and Lake Champlain
3. Copy of Mr. Blanchard's map of Onion and Lemoil rivers, 1772. Shows: Worcester, Middlesex, Newbrook, Berlin, Stow, Waterbury, Killby, Mansfield, Minto, Duxbury, Paulton, Underhill, Jerico, Deerfield, New Huntingdon, Essex, Colchester
4. Copy of Mr. Blanchard's field book of Lamoil and Onion River, 1772

1. A Map of a tract of land in the township of St. Catharins [Catherine's] granted April 24, 1767, to Adam Gilchrist & eleven others – Divided amongst the proprietors at New York this 22 May 1772. Names: Robert Hull, William Cockburn, Adam Gilchrist, Samuel Deal Jean Harte
2. A Map of Conolenl [Colonel John] Maunsell on Lake St. Catharain [Catherine]. Shows Skenesborough Creek
3. Map showing properties of Lieutenant Colonel John Maunsell and William Cockburn
4. Statement of exchange of John Kelly with William Cockburn for lands in Summersvale for lands in Maunsell's
5. Copy of deed release of William Cockburn to Timothy Leonard "& others" re: property in Granville, Washington County, and Colonel John Maunsell's property at Bridgen's Patent, December 7, 1807

1. Boundaries of a tract of land in the township of Chester formerly called Flamstead in the County of Cumberland purchased from Thomas Chandler by Messers.Thompson & Alexander the third day of April 1767 to be surveyed by Mr. Cockburn & divided into forty lotts of one hundred acres each," n.d.
2. Memorandum of the bounds of the lott of land conveyed by Thomas Chandler to Goldsbrow Banyar … in Chester …, n.d.
3. Envelope labeled: Cockburn's Map of the State of New York and the Eastern States, 1777.

1. Memorandum re: Robert T. Livingston's claim to 10,000 acres in Vermont, Januayr 30, 1797
2. Petition of Archibald McIntire, corporal, and Dougall McDougall, private soldier, in his Majesty's 40th Regiment, for "two lots of land laid out for them to the eastward of Fort Edward," n.d.
3. Bounds of lands of Lieut. Trevor Newland, Lieut. Alexander Calhoon, Peter Murgenbelos, Hugh McBride and Lieutant Samuel Stevens & Ensign William Haldane

Cover:
Cambridge/Elig [sic] & Trumpbour
Houttons Bush
On the west side of Lake Champlain
John Taylor's Tract in Washington County

1. A Survey of Cadwallader & David Colden's tract in the northwesterly corner of a tract of land (to the southward of the Mohawk River) granted to Colonel George Croghan & others … run into lots A.D. 1774 per William Cockburn
2. A Survey of the south bounds of Kempe's & others … at the request of John T. Kempe & John M. Scott … from north bank of Batten Kill [Washington County], performed in Nov[embe]r 1774 per William Cockburn
3. Mr. Samuel Verplanck's farms in [Great] Lot No. 38 on the westerly side of Papeckham River [Pacatacan] [Hardenbergh Patent]
4. Banyar's & Wallace's [tract on the Susquehannah River, Delaware and Otsego counties]
5. A Survey from the 9th Monument near the Shocan Mountains to the Sandbergh [Hardenbergh Patent] performed at the request of Elias Desbrosses, Esq, of New York in September & October 1775 per William Cockburn
6. North part of the Oblong Line. By a letter from Mr. R. Livingston … he told me he wanted the line of the Oblong settled … as it interfered with his mannor [sic]
7. Field notes of the lines agreed upon by the trustees of Rochester & some of the proprietors of the Hardenburgh Patent run & marked out in Nov[embe]r 1776 per William Cockburn & JM [?]
8. Boundarys of ten lots of land laid out in Robert R. Livinston's Right in the Hardenburgh Patent [balloted for by his children], 1779
9. A Survey of the Old Farm at Rhinebeck [Dutchess County], late of Col. Henry Beekman, deceased, done at the request of Col. Henry B. Livingston, 1779
10. Description of Col. Henry B. Livigston's lands on the Schohary Kill in the north part of the Hardenbergh Patent
11. [Lands of] Elias Desbrosses [on Hardenbergh Patent, Great] Lot No. 41 [and sundry farms on branches of the Delaware River]

1. A Survey of 5000 acres of land in County of Montgomery County granted to Goldsbrow Banyar, July 11, 1786. The property of G. Banyar & John Kelley [Kelly], laid into lots A.D. 1793 per William Cockburn, Jr.
2. A Survey of part of 16053 acres of land in the County of Montgomery granted to Henry Oothout, December 15, 1786. Surveyed & laid into lots, A.D. 1793 per William Cockburn, Jr.
3. A Survey of a tract of 1350 acres of land in Funda's [Fonda's] Purchase, being part of 2000 acres granted to Peter T. Curtenius & Jonathan Pierce September 12, 1786. Now the property of Peter & Philip Curtenius. Surveyed & laid into lots in October 1793 per William Cockburn, Jr.
4. A Survey of a tract of 2000 acres in Service's Patent [Oneida County?] belonging to John Kelley, Esq. Surveyed & laid into lots in August 1793 per William Cockburn, Jr., & Charles C. Brodhead
5. A Survey of Sumner's Tract [Oneida County] now the property of John Kelley, Esq. Surveyed and laid into lots in October 1793 per William Cockburn, Jr., & Charles C. Brodhead
6. A Survey of 18250 acres of land on the west side of Black River in the County of Montgomery belonging to William Inman [Inman's Triangle in McComb Purchase, Lewis County?]. Surveyed and laid into lots A.D. 1793 per William Cockburn, Jr. & James Cockburn

[Oneida and Dutchess counties and Hardenburgh Patent, field book, "Isaac Hill …," 1790]. Ca. 112p. plus 3 loose sheets

Cover: Isaac Hill/Elijah Utter/Beekmans Precinct/No. 8 – Hardenbergh Patent/Oriskany Patent Mohawk/1790

1. A Survey of a tract of land I Lot No. 4 Beekmans Precinct, the property of Edward Livingston, Esquire [Dutchess County]
2. A Survey of part of [Great] Lot No. 8 in the Hardenbergh Patent, the property of Edward Livingston
3. A Survey of a Tract of land in Steuben Township, the property of Abijah Hammon, Esq. [Oneida County]
4. A Survey of six patents containing 12000 acres granted to Stephen Lush, Richard Lush, Samuel Stringer, John Lansing, Jr., … [On Mohawk River. Western, Oneida County?]
5. A Survey of 5000 acres granted to G[oldsbrow] Banyar [on Mohawk River. Oneida County?]
6. A Survey of Lot No. 7 in Hugh Wallis [Wallace's] Patent for Melancton Smith [on Mohawk River. Oneida County?]
7. Oriskany Patent. First Allotment Lot No. 11
8. Oriskany. No. 5. Sixth Allotment

1. A Survey of eleven farms on the southerly side of the Papeckham River, being part of Great Lot No. 5 in the Hardenbergh or Great Patent that fronts said river, the property of Elias Desbrosses. Surveyed A.D. 1773 per William Cockburn
2. Verplank's Great Lot No. 6
3. Georg Barnhart's farm
4. Bastian Enfield's farm
5. Jacob Kern's farm
6. A Survey of Kortright Township, the property of Mr. Lawrence Kortright of New York; run into 150 lotts A.D. 1773 per William Cockburn
7. A Survey of the township of Goldborough, the property of Goldsbrow Banyar, Esq., of New York, run into 83 lots in 1773 per William Cockburn
8. A Survey of Lot No. 10 & half of No. 7 in the Great or Hardenbergh Patent that fronts Pacatocans [?] Kill, the property of Gulian Verplanck. Run into farms A.D. 1773 per William Cockburn

Survey of Sir George Young's tract. Preliminary surveys or observations in west side of lake from Rivière a la Colle to Cumberland Head and Bay. On east side of lake survey of Onion River [perhaps the Missisquoi and not the Winooski]. The surveys repeatedly concern themselves with the Colony Line between Quebec and New York and Vermont.

Also, brief field notes of a tract on Schohaire Kill, a tract at Ticonderoga, anda tract in Ulster or Greene County.