FM_Documents_Inventory.xlsx

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1	St Pierre & Shepard Faith Mills Document Summary
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3	Noted document numbers (Doc #) correspond to small Postit Notes affixed to the actual documents stored in an archival box at the Sand Lake Town Hall.
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5	Doc #	Type	Date	Principal Parties and Signators (FM = Faith Knitting/Mills)	General Intent	Additional Notes
6	1	Easement	1951-12-10	FM to NYSEG, Joseph J. Moloney for NYSEG and Arthur M. Butler for FM	Easement in consideration for $1 to allow installation of three poles and a power line from Burden Lake Road to FM and adjacent cottages	Also includes correspondence and a receipt for payment of $1 from NYSEG to FM.
7	2	Land / Lot List	1952-07-03	Apparently an internal FM informational document	Appears to inventory and list all the land and lots owned by FM as of July of 1952	Includes several carbon copies of the same document along with handwritten annotations.
8	3	Real Property Notations	1948-10-19	Robinson House transfer from Lawrence A. Churchville to FM. Perhaps was a draft of notations included in a more formal agreement	Detailed notations regarding the location of property located on Orient Avenue and Orient Way in Averill Park apparently being sold or transferred to FM	Other names involved include Helen Elizabeth Bull, G. DeWitt Robinson, Walter S. Robinson and Jeffery P. Thomas surveyor.
9	4	Indenture	1959-10-16	Arthur M. Butler for FM and Meyer Levine of East Nassau, NY	Formal agreement to allow a driveway easement for a property known as the Tabor House located on Mill Street in Averill Park	Other names involved include John J. Mackrell and William J. Mahoney.
10	5	Indenture	1959-10-16	Arthur M. Butler for FM and Meyer Levine of East Nassau, NY	Identical intent and notes to Document #4 except this version notes $10 in consideration for the driveway easement.
11	6	Indenture	1954-04-16	Frank L. York for the Averill Park Corporation (APC) to FM	Appears to deed specified property located near Orient Avenue and Mill Street in Averill Park from the APC to FM in consideration for $1 for some unspecified reason	Other names involved include Maria E. Donnelly, Zachariah Keys and Jefferey P. Thomas surveyor.
12	7	Indenture	1954-07-16	John J. Mackrell as executor of the estate of William D. Mahoney to FM	Appears to deed two small parcels of land located near FM from the estate of Mahoney to FM in consideration for $50	Other names involved include John H. Gleason, Charles H. Teal, Anna M. Teal and Arnold and Company.
13	8	Boundary Line Agreement	1954-07-15	William H. Barnum and Florence G. Barnum and Robert H. McCarthy for FM	Formally defines a previously uncertain boundary line between the Barnum and FM properties	Other names involved include Emma F. Barnum, Peter McCarthy and Julia F. McCarthy.
14	9	Agreement	1954-11-20	Robert H. McCarthy for FM and John A. Burkhart for Troy Yarn Mills (TYM)	Agreement in consideration for $1 that FM will not negatively impact a dam along the Wynantskill that might cause flooding on land previously sold to TYM by FM on November 17, 1952.
15	10	Agreement	1952-06-17	Robert H. McCarthy for FM and Joseph J. Maloney	Agreement establishing a 30-day window in which Maloney could purchase an FM-owned property known as the Kennedy House located on Burden Lake Road in consideration for $6,500	Unspecified if Maloney exercised the option.
16	11	Agreement	1952-10-07	Robert H. McCarthy for FM and John A. Burkhart and Simeon Perlman for intended further assignment to Maple Spinning Mills	Agreement with regard to the sale of a Carding and Spinning Mill building and associated industrial equipment and considerations by FM to Burkhart and Perlman for $45,000. The agreement also specifies arrangements for the provision of supporting utilities and water rights	The agreement includes a detailed and comprehensive list of equipment, utilities, and considerations required to support carding and milling operations.
17	12	Indenture	1952-11-21	Frank L. York for the Averill Park Corporation (APC) to FM	Appears to deed specified property located near Prospect Street and Mill Street in Averill Park from the APC to FM in consideration for $1 for some unspecified reason	Other names involved include Carrie Howard, Filkins, and Jeffrey P. Thomas cartographer.
18	13	Real Property Notations		William D. Mahoney to FM. Undated. Likely generated during the early 50s	Undated and unsigned notations regarding the possible exchange of property located near Elmore Avenue in Averill Park from Mahoney to FM.	Other names involved include Daniel Kinney and Helen E. Kane.
19	14	Indenture	1945-12-28	Floyd K. Ives to Charles H. Horton and Bertha A. Horton	Deeds property located in Averill Park and sold by Ives or Troy, NY, to the Hortons in consideration for $1 and an unspecified mortgage amount	Uncertain why it would appear with the other FM documents. Perhaps due to adjacent borders?
20	15	Indenture	1947-02-19	William H. Warger and Catherine Warger to Harry P. Brown and Ruth E. Brown	Deeds property located near Mill Street and the Mill Pond / Factory Pond in Averill Park and from the Wargers to the Browns	Uncertain why it would appear with the other FM documents. Perhaps due to adjacent borders? Also mentions Abbott E. Jones and James E. Mc Laughlin, Jr.
21	16	Indenture	1948-04-13	William H. Warger and Catherine Warger to Helen Gardner	Deeds property located near Mill Street and the Mill Pond / Factory Pond in Averill Park and from the Wargers to Ms. Gardner	Also related to Warger / Brown Indenture noted in the summary of Document #15.
22	17	Handwritten Real Estate Receipts	1944-07-21	From Collins S. Harden, owner of the C. S. Harden Texaco Gasoline and Products station, and store to William D. Mahoney	Handwritten receipts noting three partial payments, one in July and two in August of 1944, totaling $230 from Mahoney to Hardin for lands located near the Mill Pond and Raceways	The handwriting interestingly appears on the back of two commercially printed C. S. Hardin store receipts.
23	18	Indenture	1947-04-15	Harry P. Brown and Ruth E. Brown and William H. Warger to Catherine Warger	Deeds property located near Mill Street and the Mill Pond / Factory Pond in Averill Park and from the Browns to the Wagers	This indenture puzzlingly appears to relate to the exact same property transaction described in document #16 and reverse that transaction.
24	19	Real Property Notations	1948-10-19	Helen J. Pausley and FM	Notes details of the intended sale of the Warger House by an heir of Helen Gardner upon her death	Relates the property and transaction described by document #16.
25	20	Indenture	1944-08-14	Collins S. Harden and Irma H Ashford to FM	Deeds land located between the Andrew Uline farm and former Jacob and Hiram Cipperly properties from Harden and Ashford to Faith Mills. Includes a handwritten sketch of the property being sold	May relate to Document #17 as well. Other names mentioned include Elizabeth Wright and her heirs, William Z. A. Wright, Georgianna C. Miller, Luscetta Smauder, and Jessie A. Harden.
26	21	Tax Documents	1943-04-26	Avery G. Hall letter to FM	Letter from the Treasurer of Rensselaer County to FM forwarding two missent tax redemption certificates representing a total cost of less than $3	The letter also mentions J. C. Davis, Louis Berkhart, and William Gardner.
27	22	Indenture	1945-12-31	Charles H. Horton and Bertha A. Horton to FM	Deeds land originally sold to the Hortons by Floyd K. Ives to FM	Apparently relates to above document #14 which notes the sale of the land from Ives to the Hortons.
28	23	Indenture	1940-12-31	William D. Mahoney to FM	Deeds land owned by Mahoney to FM	Also mentions Collins Harden.
29	24	Survey Documents	1921-11-17	Two-page letter from surveyor Jeffery P. Thomas to William D. Mahoney transmitting enclosed survey records and results, including an original Burton A. Thomas survey	Transmits handwritten survey results and analysis from Jeffery P. Thomas of Springfield, NJ, and son of renowned Sand Lake surveyor Burton A. Thomas, to Mahoney noting a table of the water levels of the Clums, Grist, Uline, Cipperly, Tomkins Lower, and Kidder dams apparently to help resolve some water rights issues particularly related to the Jepthar P. Kidder mill and water use	Includes an original handwritten survey by Burton A. Thomas of the Kidder property which James Aken "reserved for himself" from the "Factory Property" before selling it to Kidder. Thomas advises Mahoney to substantially reduce his fee by $40 if the information provided failed to prove whatever case FM was attempting to support.
30	25	Survey Documents	1921-10-07	Three page handwritten letter from Jeffery P. Thomas to William D. Mahoney	The letter proposes providing Mahoney with survey data compiled by Jefferey's father and fellow surveyor, Burton A. Thomas, and additional analysis regarding the Kidder Mill issue summarized by document #24 for a fee of $75. Mahoney obviously accepted the offer	The letter also notes the sad news of the passing of Peter McCarthy.
31	26	Real Property Notations	1925-08-03	Unsigned. Apparently a one-page memo to FM's files entitled, "NO RECORD OF DEEDS ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS," documenting some real-estate research on three properties	Specifically mentions property acquired from or via Frank McCarthy, McCarthy Asset Group, Gleason Farm, William Mahoney, Victor A. Cook, Helen E. Kane, and William Gardner in the memo	Also includes 3 pages of handwritten sketches and notes that mention George Vanderzee, Michael Miller, Charlette Carmon, Harrison Ley, and Nancy Beebe.
32	27	Indenture	1920-08-02	William D. Mahoney and Agnes V. Mahoney to Percy E. Horton	Deeds property located near Prospect Avenue in Sand Lake from the Mahoneys to Horton.	Also mentions Willis D. Larkin and Arthur M. Butler as a witness.
33	28	Indenture	1920-08-02	Percy E. Horton and Jennie E. Horton to Harriet E. Hartwell	Unsigned blue carbon copy mimeograph. Establishes a mortgage for the sale of property in Sand Lake from the Hortons to Hartwell	Likely relates to above Document #27.
34	29	Survey Documents	1921-10-15	Four-page handwritten transcript created by Springfield, NJ, surveyor Jeffery P. Thomas of a February 6th, 1865, Burton A. Thomas survey. Jefferey was the son of Burton and a fellow surveyor.	The survey particularly mentions the Akins and Kidder Dams and likely relates to the issues highlighted in documents 24 and 25.
35	30	Real Property Notations		Three-pages (one double-sided) of undated and unsigned real estate notations	Particularly mentions the Horton, Gleason and Willis D. Larkin properties and someone named Filkins	Also FM's Recreation Hall.
36	31	Survey Documents	1921-10-16	Two-pages of additional handwritten notations and transcripts by surveyor Jeffery P. Thomas regarding a February 6th, 1865, survey by his father Burton A. Thomas	The survey particularly mentions the Akins and Kidder Dams and likely relates to the issues highlighted in documents 24, 25 and 29.
37	32	Indenture	1920-06-01	Willis D. Larkin and Alice C. Larkin to William D. Mahoney	Deeds property in Sand Lake from the Larkins to Mahoney	Mentions Mary E. Filkins as a previous owner. Possibly relates to document #30.
38	33	Survey Documents	1913-01-24	Letter from Jeffery P. Thomas to William D. Mahoney	January 24, 1913, mailing envelope from Jeffery P. Thomas to William D. Mahoney which transmitted original handwritten survey results that were requested by Noadiah Smith for Aretus Lyman in April of 1810 and were likely compiled by Burton A. Thomas and related to document # 155 which also deeded property from Smith to Lyman in April of 1810.	While no cover letter was found or possibly included, note the faint pencil writing that notes that it was a "Description of the Arnold and Knowlson Property" and the survey notes that it was a "Survey of the Grist Mill Lot."
39	34	Indenture	1915-12-22	Bridget Downs to FM	Deeds property located near Prospect Avenue in Sand Lake to FM	Also mentions Carrie Howard and Filkins.
40	35	Indenture	1918-07-17	Louis Burkhardt and Marion E. Burkhardt to William H. Gardner	Deeds land located near Elmore Avenue and Johnnycake Lane from the Burkhardts to Gardner	Note previous Burkhart entries may be related. Also mentions Gleason and Houlihan.
41	36	Indenture	1910-12-01	Catherine Warger to William H. Warger	Deeds land located near the FM Mill streams apparently to one of her relatives	Also mentions Kidder Mill and properties and displays an additional example of mortgage recording tax stamps that were typically affixed to the late 19th through mid-20th century indentures.
42	37	Article of Agreement	1915-07-01	Robert M. Kennedy and Carrie E. Kennedy to Lawrence J. Gruber and Lena M. Gruber	Essentially a mortgage agreement between the Kennedys and Grubers that sells property to the Grubers. Interestingly also includes a table of mortgage principal and interest payments spanning several years	Also mentions James Aken, Julia E. Smith, Jacob Werger, John Taylor and John H. Taylor.
43	38	Release of Lien	1915-12-28	From Howard F. Bullard Trustee to the Averill Park Company	Releases a mortgage lien associated with property located in Sand Lake	Also mentions Peck H. Behan, Haus Dhal, Harry J. Young, and Carrie Howard.
44	39	Indenture	1915-12-22	Averill Park Company APC to Bridget Downs	Deeds land located near Prospect Avenue in Sand Lake from the APC to Downs	Also mentions Carrie Howard and Filkins.
45	40	Certificate of Tax Sale	1900-07-31	Rensselaer County and NYS tax foreclosure on and public auction of the Sand Lake Paper Mill to William H. Gardner for $49.45	Transfers property from the Sand Lake Paper Mill and John F. Vogle (tax defaulter) to William H. Gardner and further assignment from Gardner to William D. Mahoney on May 14, 1903, for apparent non-payment in taxes in 1898.
46	41	Indenture	1904-05-09	Charles Holser and Betsy Holser to FM	Specifically deeds property located near FM from the Holsers to the Faith Knitting Company	Also mentions Arnold H. Wade and Andrew B. Knowlson.
47	42	Indenture	1909-03-04	James E. McLoughlin to Catherine Warger and William Warger	Deeds property located near Jepthar P. Kidder's factory and dam from McLoughlin to the Wargers	Also mentions Andrew B. Knowlson.
48	43	Survey Documents	1904-03-14	One-page, handwritten and undated survey amendment from surveyor Jefferey P. Thomas to William D. Mahoney	While undated, the amendment refers to the March 14, 1904 deed of property from William H. Gardner to Mahoney	Also mentions David Reynolds, John Adam, Jennie Averill, and Silas Miller as neighboring properties or prior interests.
49	44	Indenture	1904-02-17	William D. Mahoney and Agnes V. Mahoney to FM	Deeds lands and "buildings, mills, mill sites, water power, dams, and other appurtenances" from Mahoney to the Faith Knitting Company	Also mentions Kittie A. Wales and William H. Gardner.
50	45	Indenture	1898-05-23	David B. Plum and Harriet L. Barnes to Jennie D. Averill	Deeds property located near FM from Plum and Barnes to Averill	Also mentions Andrew B. Knowlson Mill, and Warp Mill pond.
51	46	Surrogate's Court Judgement	1900-12-18	Two-page letter from Albany County Surrogate's Court Judge George H. Fitts to Peter McCarthy of the Troy Waste Manufacturing Company	Advises McCarthy of a decree settling the accounts of Dudley Olcott and George G. Davidson as executors of the estate of James B. Jermain with the executors retaining $15,675 in Eleven Morris & Essex Railroad bonds.	Additional beneficiaries include Catherine B. J. McClure, Maria C. Jermain, Julia J. MacCartee and Katherine J. Townsend all from outside the Sand Lake area. Plus Mary Gregory possibly from the Sand Lake area. See document 56 and 57 for why FM President McCarty was involved.
52	47	Indenture	1903-05-01	Rosella Currie to Charles Holser	Deeds property located near FM from Currie to Holser	Also mentions Arnold H. Wade and Andrew B. Knowlson.
53	48	Survey Documents	1903-04-17	One-page of notations by surveyor John Fynn, Jr., apparently made for William D. Mahoney	For property located somewhere near FM.
54	49	Indenture	1902-04-24	Jennie D. Averill to FM	Deeds land located near FM to the Faith Knitting Company	Also mentions Andrew B. Knowlson's Mill.
55	50	Indenture	1903-05-01	Charles Holser to Henry Filkins	Five-page handwritten real estate sale and mortgage agreement between Charles Holser and Henry Filkins	Also mentions Rosella Currie.
56	51	Real Property Notations	1905-04-17	One-page letter from William D. Mahoney to Hayer & Ward	Letter form Mahoney to a law firm in Troy that had borrowed numerous original copies of deeds from FM to help settle a claim of some sort by James K. Averill.
57	52	Release of Lien	1907-04-16	From Peter McCarthy and Julia F. McCarthy to Troy Waste Manufacturing Company (TWMC)	Certifies payment in full of a $20,000 mortgage from TWMC to or from the McCarthys.
58	53	Manufacturing Notes		One-page undated and unsigned set of production and preproduction notes	Specifically, two notes regarding the manufacturing and testing of 50/50 wool/cotton underwear	Notes that FM lacked sufficient laboratory equipment to complete all tests required by a contractor.
59	54	Survey Documents		One-page undated and unsigned handwritten set of Grist Mill Property survey results	Survey of property located near FM. Also mentions Stephen P. Hunt and Arnold H. Wade.
60	55	Bylaws		One-page undated and unsigned handwritten copy	Appears to be a handwritten partial copy of the current or proposes changes to the enumerated rules (articles of association) governing the Wynantskill Improvement Association	Specifies requirements for partnership in the Association and potential resulting benefits and penalties.
61	56	Supreme Court Ruling	1896-01-14	Estate of James B. Jermain and his executors Dudley Olcott and George G. Davidson, plaintiff, against numerous members of the Andrew B. Knowlson family, Henry B. Dauchy, John D. Tayloe (noted as a "lunatic"), and George C. House as Receiver of Beverwyck Mills as defendants	The judgment somehow grants Peter McCarthy rights to much of Jermain's estate as an apparent result of a foreclosure sale of some sort	Also refers to documents # 46 and 47 which note that the executors were well paid for their efforts.
62	57	Supreme Court Ruling	1902-04-24	One-page legal notice from Peter J. McCarthy to FM	Legal notice that McCarthy had assigned all proceeds from the judgment described by documents #56 to Faith Knitting Company	Also refer to documents # 46 and 56.
63	58	Indenture	1898-05-16	James K. Averill and Jennie D. Averill to David B. Plum	Deeds property located near FM from the Averills to Plum in consideration of $2,000.
64	59	Supreme Court Ruling	1899-01-19	Henry B. Dauchy as committee of the estate of John D. Tayloe, plaintiff, against Andrew B. Knowlson, George B. House, as Receiver of Beverwyck Mills, and the Faith Mills Knitting Company, as defendants	Ruling made by Judge Edgar L. Fursman directing that FM and any other occupants of the Beverwyck Mills property in question vacate the property and turn ownership over to James K. Averill who represented and was likely a member of the plaintiffs	Also mentions Samuel P. McClellan as a referee for the auction of property. Possibly related to documents Also refer to document #46, 56 and 57.
65	60	Loan Agreement	1897-03-15	$40,000 loan and repayment agreement from or to Peter McCarthy to or from the Troy Waste Manufacturing Company (TWMC)	Likely a loan from McCarthy to TWMC and secured by TWMC assets with relatively rapid repayment over the following few years.
66	61	Indenture	1896-03-16	Martin D. Conway (referee) to James B. Jermain (plaintiff) against Andrew B. Knowlson and numerous others	Labeled an indenture, but reads more like the results of a Supreme Court order of foreclosure on a mortgage or loan of some sort and public auction of real property in Sand Lake yielding $5,000	However, the largely handwritten and dense document is very difficult to decipher. Likely related to documents 65 to 67 among others.
67	62	Bill of Sale	1897-03-17	Peter J. McCarthy to FM	Sells a long list of industrial equipment, materials, and office furniture and supplies apparently liquidated from the Beverwyck Mills to FM for an unspecified sum	Specifically cites for $1 and other unspecified consideration. The vast majority of items sold appear to relate to textile manufacturing.
68	63	Payment Receipts	1897-03-17	For payments from or to the State of NY, Faith Knitting Company, Troy Waste Manufacturing Company, and Wynantskill Improvement Association (WIA) for tax, mortgage, and assessment costs	Set of 4 separate both printed and handwritten receipts. All are approximately quarter-page sized ranging in dates from 1987 to 1900 and from $75 to $3,000 in value	The WIA receipt notes a $500 payment for assessments against the McConike property per a resolution passed by the WIA and is signed by WIA Treasurer Nicolas A. Gable.
69	64	Release of Lien	1898-01-11	Granted to H. C. Arnold and Martha Arnold from G. L. Wiltse loan commissioner	Apparently satisfies a loan originally made in 1850. Very difficult to decipher	Also mentions Stephen P Hunt and Sarah A. Hunt among illegible others.
70	65	Abstract and Search	1896 circa	Twenty-two pages of undated findings of an abstract and search for Martin D. Conway, Referee, against James B. Jermain in support of a $10,000 mortgage foreclosure	Notes that the Beverwyck Knitting Mills consisted of 11 acres and came to be vested in Andrew B. Knowlson via Thomas Palmer, Arnold H. Wade, and George C. Arnold. The net result recommends dissolving the assets of Beverwyck Mills via a public or private sale due to insolvency as best to satisfy the interests of its stockholders and creditors	Traces ownership of the property back to the early 19th century and also mentions Gideon Butts, Stephen Gregory, George Clark, and numerous others as having prior interests.
71	66	Indenture	1897-01-13	James B. Germain to Peter J. McCarthy	Labeled as a warranty deed that appears to be the Beverwyck Knitting Mills to McCarthy by Jermain in consideration for $12,000.
72	67	Supreme Court Order	1895-02-16	Order of Injunction directing the voluntary dissolution of Beverwyck Mills by Justice Alton B. Parker	Order holding the creditors of Beverwyck Mills in abeyance while a court appointed referee and receiver liquidated its assets	Also refer to the numerous previous related documents.
73	68	Correspondence	1897-02-12	Letter from Nicolas J. Gable of the Burden Iron Company to Peter McCarthy of the Troy Waste Manufacturing Company	The letter agrees to a list of four assessments spanning 1885 to 1896 totaling $801.87 related to a property recently owned by Isaac McConike for some unspecified reason.	Perhaps for water rights since Gable was also the Treasurer of the Wynantskill Improvement Association.
74	69	Agreement	1897-02-23	Isaac McConihe or McConihe handwritten two-page agreement to sell property located in Sand Lake to Peter McCarthy	likely related to document #68.
75	70	Indenture	1897-02-04	Isaac McConihe to Peter McCarthy	Formally deeds property located in Sand Lake from Isaac McConihe to Peter McCarthy in consideration of $6,500	Puzzling why document 69 post dates this formal deeding. Possibly document 69 refers to another property?
76	71	Supreme Court Order	1897-08-06	Henry B. Dauchy as the committee of the person for and estate of John D. Tayloe plaintiff versus Andrew B. Knowlson and George A. House as receivers of Beverwyck Mills and Faith Knitting Company defendants	Court order extending the time allowed FM to respond to a complaint filed by Dauchy until September 10, 1897.
77	72	Note and Legal Compaint	1899-03-22	From Charles F. Doyle to FM	Note from Doyle to the general title of "Gentlemen" at Faith Knitting company proposing a solution to the Beverwyck Mills foreclosure conflicts. Specifically, the note claims to have discovered an error that may resolve whether or not a tract of land should be 19 or 11 acres	The note also includes a carbon copy of the Dachy Complain against Knowlson and House which summarizes the over $15,000 in loans dating back to 1869 that were in default.
78	73	Note and Receipt	1898-01-11	From Peter McCarthy of the Troy Waste Manufacturing Company to William D. Mahoney	The note and an enclosed receipt documents payment of $127.78 by McCarty to a US Loan Commissioner for Rensselaer County on a $2,000 mortgage related to the McConike or McConihe property	Also seems to indicate McCarty's intent to pay off the mortgage.
79	74	Supreme Court Order	1895-06-24	From Judge D. Cady Herrick to the Officers and Stockholders of Beverwyck Mills	Court order freezing the assets and management of Beverwyck Mills due to insolvency and appointing George A. House as the referee of the dissolution of its assets.
80	75	Supreme Court Order	1895-02-16	Show Cause order from Judge Alton B. Parker to the creditors of Beverwyck Mills	Petition by Andrew B. Knowlson and James S. Knowlson as a majority of the Directors of Beverwyck Mills for the creditors of Beverwyck Mills to show cause for any claims against the assets of Beverwyck Mills by May 21, 1895.
81	76	Bill of Sale	1896-05-25	From William H. Hollister, Jr., to the National Bank of Cohoes (NBC) and subsequently from the NBC to Peter McCarthy	Apparently sells the machinery, equipment and materials that Hollister purchased at the Beverwyck Mills foreclosure auction to the NBC with subsequent sale of the auctioned items from NBC to McCarthy for $5,000	Notes B. F. Clarke as the President of NBC.
82	77	Indenture	1897-03-15	Peter McCarthy and Julia F. McCarthy to Troy Waste Manufacturing Company	Deeds property from the McCarthys to TWMC in consideration of $20,000	Also mentions Richard E. Schermerhorn, Warp Mills, Merwin's Paper Mill, and the McConihe properties.
83	78	Indenture	1852-04-01	Hezekiah C. Arnold and Martha Arnold of Essex County to George C. Arnold, Stephen P. Hunt, and Joseph J. Alden of Sand Lake	Largely handwritten indenture that deeds property in Sand Lake in consideration of $3,500	The document is double sided and extremely difficult to read and decipher.
84	79	Indenture	1883-05-07	John Frith to George Frith	Carbon copy of a document that deeds land located in Sand Lake between the Friths	Also mentions Calvin Sliter, Lewis Sliter, Warren Coleman and Job Gilbert as being prior owners. Doesn't appear to be located near the Mills.
85	80	Indenture	1875-06-07	From the Sand Lake Warp Mill Company to Isaac McConihe	12-page, double-sided, completely handwritten document that deeds property located near FM from Warp Mill to Isaac McConihe for $25,000	Notes that the Warp Mill was incorporated on February 17, 1848, and other apparently McConihe family members as being officers of Warp Mill.
86	81	Indenture	1871-02-25	Frances M. Arnold and Oscar B. Arnold to Warp Mill Company	Largely handwritten document that deeds property near the Warp and Paper Mills in Sand Lake to Warp Mill for $850	Also mentions Richard E. Schermerhorn, John Frith and Ahon P. Albertson as being related properties or past interests.
87	82	Indenture	187401-07	Andrew B. Knowlson to James B. Jermain who was an assignee of a mortgage made by Knowlson to James Talcott	Largely handwritten indenture that appears to deed property, including buildings, fixtures and machinery, located in Sand Lake to Jermain in consideration of $10,000.
88	83	Indenture by Referee	1876-02-18	John K. Colby to Isaac McConihe	Six-page, double-sided and largely handwritten document entitled a "Referee's Deed in Mortgage Cases," that appears to settle a property dispute between Isaac McConihe and the Warp Mill Company in Sand Lake with Colby being a court appointed referee	Apparently resulted from a February 8, 1876, public auction held in Troy.
89	84	Survey Documents	1875-03-22	Letter from D. M. Greene (?) "Steam Engineer" for the NYS Office of the State Engineer and Surveyor to John H. Leolby (?), Esquire	Two page (double sided) handwritten and difficult to decipher letter from Greene to Leolby describing his review of a survey of the Arnold Factory property in Sand Lake. In particular, the names are difficult to read	The review concluded that the survey displayed minor and unavoidable errors that failed to negate the overall accuracy of the survey.
90	85	Indenture	1866-05-29	Richard E. Schermerhorn to George C. Arnold and Collins (?) Arnold	Deeds property located in Sand Lake from Schermerhorn to the Arnolds.
91	86	Release of Lien	1864-10-26	Philander Barbour from Brainard to Hezekiah C. Arnold, Caroline Arnold, Stephen P. Hunt, and Joseph J. Alden	Notes satisfaction of a mortgage first taken April 1, 1852	Includes no description of the property being released from mortgage.
92	87	Indenture	1869-05-10	Andrew B. Knowlson to James Talcott of the City of New York	Two-page completely handwritten document that deeds land near FM to Talcott from Knowlson in consideration of $10,000	Likely an important foundational document with relation to several court cases and numerous deeds.
93	88	Survey Documents		Undated and unsigned notation of survey descriptions and coordinates compiled or at least provided by Civil Engineer John Flynn, Jr., to most likely FM	The note also fails to specify exactly to which properties and parties it refers. Likely generated in the late 19th or early 20th centuries	Attributed to Flynn due to the notations being on his letterhead.
94	89	Survey Documents		Four pages of undated and unsigned notation of survey descriptions and coordinates	Similar to document 88. However, none of the pages include any attributions for their source.
95	90	Indenture	1869-05-10	Andrew B. Knowlson to James Talcott of the City of New York	Appears to be a more formal version of the completely handwritten and only initialed deeding document described by document entry 87	Likely an important foundational document with relation to following court cases and numerous deeds.
96	91	Bond	1869-05-10	Andrew B. Knowlson to James Talcott of the City of New York	Appears to be a bond establishing a $10,000 mortgage or loan from Talcott to Knowlson.
97	92	Mortgage Assignment	1874-01-14	James Talcott to James B. Jermain	Appears to assign the mortgage granted to Knowlson by Talcott by document entry 91 to Jermain.
98	93	Receipt and Envelope	1867-10-11	Received from H. C. Arnold Brothers by a US Loan Commissioner for Rensselaer County	Notes that Arnold paid $140 in interest but fails to list the principal or property involved	Likely paid on a loan from or mortgage held by William D. Mahoney since the receipt was mailed to Mahoney at the Faith Knitting Company from the Troy Waste Manufacturing Company.
99	94	Bond	1852-04-01	From Hezekiah C. Arnold, George C. Arnold, Stephen P. Hunt, and Joseph P. Alden to Philander Barbour	Two-page (front and back) largely handwritten bond that loans $4,000 based upon a promise to pay Barbour $500 per year until the initial principal plus interest was repaid	The reverse side of the bond notes repayments continuing through at least 1864.
100	95	Indenture	1864-01-01	Sarah Gregory, Francis A. Gregory, David B. Luther as executors of the Abraham V. P. Gregory estate to George C. Arnold and Hezekiah C. Arnold	Entitled as an "Executor's Deed" of land from the Gregories to the Arnolds.