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Accounts of John Constable and H.B. Pierpont, “Amount of money received and charges paid on Lots . . . sold to settlers for the joint account of Mr. John Constable and H.B. Pierpont,” signed by Pierpont, dated March 20, 1817.

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Letter from D. Codwise to John Constable, deals with land owned by Constable, copies 2 letters for John’s information: from M. Myers and Co., on the situation and quality of the lands in question, compares “The John Pierpont Share” to “Constable Share,” 24 October 1820; from David Putnam, regarding the sale of some of Constable’s land, June 1820; dated November 21, 1820.

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Certificate from Arch Street Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, that John Constable is proprietor of Pew No. 32 at the price of $445, dated January 10, 1851.

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Receipt, received $13.25 of John Constable by S. Agnew, for materials for Arch St. Presbyterian Church, dated March 20, 1851.

Scope and Contents Included is: “Papers Relating to Mr. John Constable”: ALS, from William Van Rensselaer, Schenectady, NY, to Alida Constable, on the “bridge dividend,” 1 p., written on both sides, 23 July 1873; Document from Ellen Broger, [copy?], giving the Philadelphia Bible Society $50, 1 p., 15 December 1857; Document signed by Henry R. Davis, purchases made by Davis by order of John Constable, dealing with railroads, total of $2064.25, 1 p., 11 August 1854; Document signed by Henry R. Davis, “Sold per...

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Letter from M. Alburts, while at The American Sunday-School Union, Philadelphia, to John Constable, giving thanks for Alida’s contribution to them, dated March 16, 1880.

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Empty paper envelope that once contained a power of attorney for Samuel Sills, addressed to William Constable, dated March 16, 1786.

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Letter from A.C. de Poggi to William Constable, account and letter, tells Constable when the things he bought from Poggi (paints, frames, etc.) were shipped, the cost of the products, dated July 30, 1799.

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Document signed by Samuel Osgood, Supervisor of the Revenue for the District of New York, proof that William Constable paid the duty on his carriage, dated September 30, 1802.

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Letter from Amos Eaton to Mr. Sherman, on the moral conduct of William Constable; also letter from Amos Eaton to William Constable, rebuking him for his conduct and telling him of a visit he had with William’s father; dated September 2, 1837.