DEED 4/28/1785
Indenture between Peter Rapelje, Jacob Rapelje, George 
Brinkerhoff, Sarah his wife, & Catherine Rapelje of Newtown and 
Martin Schenck of North Hempstead, all in Queens County, 
yeomen, of the first part and Annatie Stockholm of Wall Hook in 
Township of Bushweek in Kings County of second part. Sale of 
property for eight hundred pounds, dwelling house, barn and tract 
of land being at Wall Hook in Bushweek, containing by estimate 
ninety five acres, begining at a black oak tree marked for a corner 
joining the land of Andries Stockholm deceased, running thence to 
another black oak tree marked for the second corner from thence 
along the swamp to the land of Jacob Deryee from thence along the 
land of said Jacob Duryee to the land of Andries Stockholm up to 
the road that leads to Bushweek from thence along said road to the 
southwest corner of the land of said Andries Stockholm from 
thence all along the land of said Andries Stockholm down to the 
first station; also a certain piece of salt meadow in Bushweek 
containing six acres, begining at the Creek and from thence to run 
the whole breadth of the meadows between the creek and 
boggert(?) meadow and to run up towards the Island site(?)
Signed by Peter Rapelje, Jacob Rapelje, George Brinkerhoff, Sarah 
Brinkerhoff, Catherine Rapelje, Martin Schenck
Witnessed by Andrew Bragaw & Abraham Bergaw
Approved on 4/4/1805 by John Skillman, one of the judges of the 
Court of Common Pleas for Kings County
Recorded in Registers Office Kings County in Liber 369 of 
Conveyances page 210, 7/12/1854, by Wm. Barre, Dep. Registrar

DOCUMENT MARKED "ANNATIE STOCKHOLM TO HARMONUS STOCKHOLM"
Conveyance of property from Annatie Stockholm to son Harmonus 
Stockholm dated 2/5/1824.

DOCUMENT NOT MARKED DATED 5/30/1834
Will of Harmonus Stockholm, Town of Bushwick, 
names daughters Maria, Ann, Elizabeth, Ellen Stockholm and 
daughter Catherine, wife of John DeBevoise, sons Andrew and 
Abraham Stockholm. Andrew to have Westerly half of farm in
Bushwick, joining land of Hendrick Suydam. Abraham to have
Easterly half of farm in Bushwick joining land of John Schenck.
Witnessed by Charles, James and Jacobus DeBevoise, all of Bushwick.

DOCUMENT NOT MARKED
Receipt from "Brooklyn Advocate and Nassau Gazette" newspaper 
for legal notice for claims against Harmonus Stockholm, dated 
11/20/1837, placed by Andrew Stockholm and Abraham 
Stockholm, Adm'rs.

DOCUMENT DATED 10/13/1843
Bill to Mr. Stockholm for tuition for daughters Jane and Sarah 

DOCUMENT DATED 10/17/1843
Appears to be part of above school bill.

DOCUMENT dated 7/3/1846
Similar to above school bill

DOCUMENT MARKED "TO BILL FOR YEAR ENDING OCT. 1, 1844"
Severely water damaged, appears to be a list of school charges and 
their collection. District No. 2, Bushwick. Among other names 
appear Jacobus DeBevoise, Andrew Stockholm, James DeBevoise 
as children sent to school.
Jacobus DeBevoise and Andrew Stockholm, Trustees.

DOCUMENT DATED 9/29/1849
Bill and receipt to Mr. A. Stockholm for services at the funeral of 
Miss Ann Stockholm 8/14/1849, signed by Thomas Porter, Sexton 
D.R. Church of Bushwick.

DOCUMENT DATED 8/26/1854
Severely water damaged bill from Lord & Taylor to Mr. A. Stockholm.

DOCUMENT DATED 8/21/1855
Bill and receipt to Andrew Stockholm from Jacob DeBevoise for 
butter, cheese, charcoal, etc.

MAP DATED JANUARY 1861
Map of property belonging to the Estate of Andrew Stockholm 
situate in the Eighteenth Ward of the City of Brooklyn,
by John L. Nostrand, City Surveyor.

DOCUMENT MARKED "DEED OF PARTITION OF LAND IN 
THE CITY OF BROOKLYN AMONG THE HEIRS OF 
ANDREW STOCLHOLM DECEASED - DATED APRIL 27, 1861"
Names children and only heirs Jane A. DeBevoise wife of Charles 
J. DeBevoise, Sarah E. Hulst wife of Peter D. Hulst, Harmon 
Stockholm. Executors: Harmon Stockholm, Abraham Stockholm 
and Charles Lott for will of Andrew Stockholm deceased 1/13/1858.
note: accompanied by map showing lots to be divided.

DOCUMENT - FUNERAL CARD
Funeral card for Ann Stockholm, died 2/1/1894, aged 85 years.