Found 8 collections related to Minutes

These papers of the American Republican Association of Locust Ward, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania include minutes of proceedings held between December 15, 1843 and November 3, 1845; two letters dated 1845 from Thompson Westcott, the Association's corresponding secretary; and accompanying pamphlets, broadsides, and other printed material. This printed material includes "A graphic account of the alarming riots at St. Mary's Church in April of 1822" (published June 1844); the report of a committee to draft a delegate system for Philadelphia with manuscript additions and corrections; "Important testimony connected with Native American principles" (published in Philadelphia, 1845); an address from the Native American National Convention, July 1845; a Native American election ticket, 1847; and the Constitution of the Sons of America less

Papers of the Corban Society, a benevolent organization of women, founded to aid divinity students and fledgling ministers. Records include correspondence recommending applicants for aid, lists of articles needed, meeting minutes, reports to the Board of Directors, a petition to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for articles of incorporation (1816), and the constitution of the Andover Theological Seminary Auxiliary to the Corban Society less

This collection contains meeting minutes and condemnation proceedings for various public projects in New York City. Projects include widening and straightening Stone street between William and Whitehall streets (1836); the opening of 89th Street from 3rd to 12th Avenue (1837); the opening of 94th Street between 3rd and 8th Avenue (1837); and enlarging and improving Centre Market in the 14th Street ward (1837). The collection contains a map of the Centre Market region. Property owners mentioned include the Lorillard, Lord, Remsen, and Verplanck families less

This volumes contains extracts and copies from minutes of the New York Court of Chancery, the highest judiciary body in the state, from 1799 to 1807. During these years, the Chancellors of New York were Robert R. Livingston (tenure 1777-1801) and John Ten Eyck Lansing, Jr. (tenure 1801-1814) less

These records document the Society of Shipwrights and Caulkers of New York City (1815-1825). Included are rolls of members (1815-1818); the society's constitution, bylaws, and meeting minutes (May 1815-March 1816 and January-May 1818); an account book for membership dues and expenses (1815-1827); and a bank book (1823-1828) less