Folder 3
Contains 18 Results:
Business letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1850 April 3
ALS. 1p. Deals with a transaction between Burford and R. Yentman and Co.
Business letter from Pickett, Perkins and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1853 February 8
LS. 1p. Notifying Burford of a $1385.74 deposit to his credit.
Business letter from Pickett, Perkins and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1853 March 23
LS. 1p. Concerns an investment proposal.
Business letter, invoice, and co-partnership notice form Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1853 April 14
LS/D. 3pp. Regards a purchase of Havana coffee by Burford.
Business letter from Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, to David Burford, 1853 June 22
LS. 1p. Presents advice and information for Burford prior to his investment decision.
Business letter from Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1853 July 14
LS. 1p. Confirms Burford's investment.
Business letter from Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1853 August 16
LS. 1p. Presents information on Burford's investment.
Business letter from Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Austin, Texas, 1853 October 25
LS. 1p. Presenting financial information and advice.
Business letter from Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Austin, Texas, 1853 December 15
LS. 1p. Presents information on Burford's investment.
Letter from Joseph W. Allen, Nashville, Tennessee, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1854 February 4
ALS. 2pp. Concerns the investment of Burford's money, a fugitive from justice named David, and an ill Governor Johnson.
Business letter from Perkins, Campbell and Co., New Orleans, Louisiana, to David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1854 April 15
LS. 1p. Concerns Burford's investments, and the current tobacco market.
Business letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1854 May 29
ALS/AKS. 4pp. Concerns Burford's investment in a plantation purchased by Allen's brother, James, along with Burford's Account Current with Joseph Allen, and a copy of James Allen's repayment note.
Business letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1855 April 2
ALS. 1p. Discusses the terms of Burford's loan to James Allen, the improving market, and a fugitive named David who has promised to mend his ways.
Business letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1855 April 21
ALS. 1p. Regards the terms of Burford's loan to James Allen, and stating the expected crop yield to be low due to the dry weather.
Letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1855 April 24
ALS. 2pp. Informs Burford of James Allen's death, and suggests that Burford visit James Allen's plantation in the next few months.
Business letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1856 March 27
ALS/ADS. 2 pp. Regards Burford's finances, accompanied by an account sheet.
Confidential letter from Joseph W. Allen, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1859 March 14
ALS. 1p. Offers Burford the position of President of the Bank of Tennessee, after Col. Johnson's announcement to step down, and Allen's refusal to accept the position.
Business letter from George C. Allen, Nashville, Tennessee, to Major David Burford, Dixon's Spring, Tennessee, 1860 April 3
ALS/ADS. 3pp. Informs Burford of his financial status, accompanied by a returned check for $100.00, and a note describing credit amounts.