From "Certificates and Receipts of Revolutionary New Jersey" by Thomas
B Wilson & Dorothy Agans Stratford in 1996


Certificates issued by Robert Stockton at Princeton:
Jacobus Lake.  5 1/3 dollars.  15 day Aug 1781.  Four cords of wood at
10/ per cord.  No. 432.

Account of Joseph Chamberlain, Commissioner of Clothing for Hunterdon
County:
17 Dec 1777
Thomas Lake   1 blanket      [pounds] 3.0.0
Thomas Lake   1 blanket      [pounds] 1.0.0
Thomas Lake   3 pr stockens  [pounds] 3.0.0
Abraham Lake  1 blanket      [pounds] 2.12.6

Cash account of Joseph Inslee, Contractor of Hunterdon County:
1780
July 12  Voucher 255  Thos. Lake  In part for 6 bu. & 30 lb. wheat  [pounds] 73.2.6
July 12  Voucher 282  Abrm Lake   In part for 4 bu. & 30 lb. wheat  [pounds] 50.12.6

Salt purchased by Aaron Eldredge, Assistand Contractor, Cape May County:
10 November 1781
21  John Leak  1 bu. 6 qts  1.0.0  [7484]

Return of Forage Received at the Post of Salem, by Bateman Lloyd,
Forage Master:
March 1780
Leve Leake  52 bu. corn

Expence [sic] Account of Theo. Elmer, Contractor for Cumberland County:
1781 Dec 4   Recompence Leake  carting oats  [pounds] 0.2.6
1782 Feb 27  Levi Leake        for pasture   [pounds] 1.8.0

Certificates Issued by Theo. Elmer, Contractor for Cumberland County:
Dearfield, 14th July 1781.  Cumberland.  The State of New Jersey is
indebted to Nathan Leake Esq. in the sum of [pounds] 11.5s. for nine
sheep fit for slaughter estimated at 600 lb. at 4 1/2 d pr lb.  [7525]

Purchases made by Thomas Carpenter, Contactor for the County of Salem:
27 Jan 1780  Levy Leake  7.3.0. wt. of flour  [pounds] 542.10.0