Hector St. John (Michel-Guillaume Jean de Crevecoeur) formally sells his Pine Hill Farm, which he bought in 1769, to Thomas Moffatt.
During the American Revolution, he refused to take up arms against the British. Therefore, he was suspected of...
This indenture documents the sale from James Nesbit to J. Hector St. John of a 120 acres upon which J. Hector St. John would settle with his family and call it "Pine Hill."
Letter of recommendation written by the "leaders" of the French Church in Mannheim, Germany, on behalf of Jean Hasbrouck and his wife, recognizing the couple as members of the church in good standing.
