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Memorandum taken from the Account of William Van Asstyn what Heiy [sic] is rid frome [sic] me & by whome this 1st day of April 1760

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Title	Memorandum taken from the Account of William Van Asstyn what Heiy [sic] is rid frome [sic] me & by whome this 1st day of April 1760
Collection title	Slavery Collection
Series Title	Series VIII: Financial Documents, 1726-1862, and undated
Subseries Title	Subseries 1. Accounts, 1736-1807, undated
Item ID	nyhs_sc_b-06_f-06_004
Date of original	1760-04-01
Creator	Van Asten, William
Contributors	Van Housen, John Muller, Cornelius Nyngard, Luykas Muller, Jerimuler Moor, Omphrie Coneyu Casparis Upham, John Decker, Jovis Sulsberger, Casper Becker, Jan Herder, Mykil Moor, Ephrim Valkenburgh, Petrus
Institution	New-York Historical Society
Description	One-page list of accounts belonging to William Van Asstyn [Asten]. Includes list of four men identified as "negro."
Subject	Accounts current--United States Slavery--United States Slaves--United States
Material type of original	Accounts
Publisher of digital	New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West New York, NY 10024 212-873-3400
Rights management	This digital image may be used for educational or scholarly purposes without restriction. Commercial and other uses of the item are prohibited without prior written permission from the New-York Historical Society. Please visit the New-York Historical Society's Rights and Reproductions Department web page at http://www.nyhistory.org/about/rights-reproductions for more information.

Title	nyhs_sc_b-06_f-06_004-001
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