Other family papers represented include 3 items for James Neilson ( d. 1 783 ), in part relating to the support of fellow colonists in blockaded Boston, 1774; 5 items for James (1784-1862); 1 item for Joanna, consisting of an undated document relating to a school for female children in New Brunswick; 4 items for Abraham S., including an 1819 receipt for the sale of an African-American boy (in servitude until age 25); 9 items for Theodore G.; and 2 items for Majeke Coejemans, including a 1765 receipt for the purchase of four servants (slaves) from a family estate.

Other family papers represented include 3 items for James Neilson ( d. 1 783 ), in part relating to the support of fellow colonists in blockaded Boston, 1774; 5 items for James (1784-1862); 1 item for Joanna, consisting of an undated document relating to a school for female children in New Brunswick; 4 items for Abraham S., including an 1819 receipt for the sale of an African-American boy (in servitude until age 25); 9 items for Theodore G.; and 2 items for Majeke Coejemans, including a 1765 receipt for the purchase of four servants (slaves) from a family estate., Box: 73. Neilson Family Papers, MC 933. New Brunswick Special Collections. https://archives.libraries.rutgers.edu/repositories/11/archival_objects/289022 Accessed November 26, 2024.