Peter Lounsbery Papers,1828-1866
Collection Number: 39K
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University
Library
Title:
Peter Lounsbery papers, 1828-1866
Collection Number:
39K
Creator:
Lounsbery, Peter.
Quantity:
.4 cubic feet.
Forms of Material:
Legal and financial records.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell
University Library
Abstract:
Promissory notes, legal papers, powers of attorney,
guardianship papers, land agreements, estate papers, receipts, mortgages, agreements
of sale, indentures, suits, bills, records of land surveys. Also accounts of the
Overseers of the Poor and other accounts and judicial records.
Language:
Collection material in English
Peter Lounsbery came from Ulster County, N.Y. to Motts Corners (now Brooktondale),
N.Y. in 1824 and ran a tannery and boot and shoe shop. He was elected the first
justice of the peace of Motts Corners in 1839, but resigned in 1844 to accept a
position as a Member of Assembly from Tompkins County, was elected a county judge in
Tompkins County in 1846, and was elected supervisor of the Town of Caroline in 1860.
He married Harriet Cantine, the daughter of Charles Cantine, one of the earliest
settlers of the area.
Promissory notes, legal papers, powers of attorney, guardianship papers, land
agreements, estate papers, receipts, mortgages, agreements of sale, indentures,
suits, bills, records of land surveys. Also accounts of the Overseers of the Poor
and other accounts and judicial records.
Names:
Lounsbery, Peter.
Cantine family
Cantine family.
Subjects:
Justices of the peace -- New York (State) --
Brooktondale.
Judges -- New York (State) -- Tompkins
County.
Judges
Justices of the peace
Places:
Caroline (N.Y. : Town) -- History.
Brooktondale (N.Y.) -- History.
New York (State) -- Brooktondale
New York (State) -- Tompkins County
Form and Genre Terms:
History
Cite As:
Peter Lounsbery Papers, #39K. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections,
Cornell University Library.
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