Petition of Thomas Jones and Susannah De Lancey to Governor William Tryon in connection with their suit against the Trustees of Kingston, January 11, 1773 and filed January 13, 1773

Morning Hymn [Susannah De Lancey's hymn for Thomas James De Lancey, in care of John Peter De Lancey.]

Receipts issued by Thomas Jones and signed by Robert Watts, John De Lancey, Ann De Lancey and Oliver De Lancey, August 1, 3, 30 and September 8, 1766

Deed issued by the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of Kingston to Thomas Jones and Susannah De Lancey, March 3, 1775

Letter from John Peter De Lancey to Thomas Jones and Anne De Lancey Jones, March 6, 1792

Letter from Thomas Jones to John Peter De Lancey, July 4, 1792

Estimate by Thomas Jones of damages to James De Lancey's property, June, 1779

Letter from John Peter De Lancey to Thomas Jones, December 19, 1791

Letter from John Peter De Lancey to Thomas Jones, March 29, 1792

Letter from John Peter De Lancey to Thomas Jones, April 3, 1792

Copy of letter from Thomas Jones to Governor Jonathan Trumbull, April 2, 1780, inscribed by Edward Floyd De Lancey, November, 1878

Letter from John Peter De Lancey to Thomas Jones, March 13, 1792

Thomas Jones to John De Lancey for the sheriff's fees on the following actions, January 26, 1775

Agreement between John Peter De Lancey and Ruth Ward to manumit a slave, April 14, 1806

Will of Thomas Jones, written December 9, 1785, and copied August 9, 1792

Letter from Thomas Jones to Samuel Clowes, February 20, 1789

Indenture between Lawrence Garrobrantz, Moses de Graef, Baltus Van Cleeck and Abraham de Graef of Poughkeepsie, and Richard Bradley of New York City, April 3, 1737

Undated brief summarizing the evidence of Richard Floyd and William Smith in their land dispute

Affidavit of John Peter De Lancey to the State of New York concerning monies owed to the estate of Thomas Jones, February 25, 1803

Indenture between Lawrence Garrobrantz, Moses de Graef, Baltus Van Cleeck and Abraham de Graef of Poughkeepsie, and Richard Bradley of New York City, April 4, 1737