Deed of sale, 1736 May 8

Handwritten deed for furniture sold by Boston merchant Joseph Gilbert to Andrew Bordman.

Deed of sale, 1737 June 17

Deed between grantor Daniel Barrett and grantee Andrew Bordman for Cambridge land and a "new house" on Water Street bordering Bordman's own property.

Deed of sale, 1737 June 17

Deed between grantor Daniel Barrett and grantee Andrew Bordman for part of the homestead formerly belonging to Samuel Manning bordering Water Street.

Deed of sale, 1747 October 21

Deed between grantor Joshua Stratton of Watertown and grantee Andrew Bordman for Cambridge property bordered by lands owned by Isaac Holdin and Andrew Bordman.

Deed of sale, 1753 October 6

Handwritten deed between Josiah Stearns, as administrator of the estate of Moses Bordman, and grantee Andrew Bordman for Cambridge property bordered by property already owned by Andrew Bordman.

Deed of sale, 1769 April 8

Handwritten deed between a committee of the Proprietors of the Cambridge Common lands comprised of Samuel Danforth, Samuel Whittemore, Henry Prentice, Ebenezer Stedman, and Edward Marret to grantee Andrew Bordman for a strip of Cambridge common land.

Deed of sale, 1788 September 10

Deed between grantor Abraham Bailey of Tewksbury and grantees Andrew Bordman IV and William Symonds both of Tweksbury for a piece of land and a building in Tewksbury.

Power of attorney for Thomas Whippo, 1798 October 10

A handwritten translation of a power of attorney, on two folio-sized leaves, certified by Francis Sales and dated October 10, 1798. The power of attorney authorizes Isaac Whippo, an American citizen living in Bordeaux, France to act as the attorney general and special for his brother, Thomas Whippo, also an American citizen and captain of the ship the Ganges of New York. The power of attorney was created in the Office of Gabriel Duprat in Bordeaux, with William Henry Vernon translating for Thomas Whippo and was notarized by Joseph Fenwick, Consol of the United States of America on April 14, 1798.