Box 1
Contains 9 Results:
James Bowdoin papers, 1731 - 1759
Includes promissory notes and mortgages of Daniel Hodgkins; bond of Thomas Harris in favor of Bowdoin; account pertaining to the estate of Andrew Tucker; receipts for monies received from the estate of James Bowdoin; court summons of Enoch Lyons; list of bond notes belonging to Bowdoin; and miscellaneous accounts and inventories of the Bowdoin estate.
Thomas Flucker papers, 1743 - 1777
Includes bills and receipts; accounts; promissory notes; letter concerning the bond of William Wentworth; account of fees paid for patent appointing Flucker Secretary of Massachusetts Bay; deeds; account of notes due from the Government of Nova Scotia in favor of Thomas Flucker; and a list of furniture, with prices, purchased of (James) Grange and Mills.
Thomas Flucker papers, 1778 - 1780
Includes bills and receipts, largely for foodstuffs, wines, tailoring, shoe repair and the like.
Thomas Flucker papers, 1785 - 1795
Includes bills and receipts; discharge of Elizabeth Checkley of all demands against the Flucker estate; receipt for money received from the Boston Overseers of the Poor; and a document pertaining to debts owed by the Flucker estate to the estate of Ezekiel Goldthwait.
Samuel Waldo papers, 1688 - 1753
Samuel Waldo papers, 1760 - 1795
Includes a list of settlers on the St. George River and Broad Bay; account of the Waldo estate with Thomas Hubbard, 1760; division of lands among the Waldo heirs; a list of German settlers on the Medomac River, ca. 1788; recommendation of Ebenezer Patee, mill owner, by the proprietors and settlers at Meduncook, 1795; a plan of Waldo's lands at Groton.
Henry Knox papers, 1774 - 1788
Includes bills and receipts; letter of Peter Corne; receipt for twenty-five dollars paid for The Bald Eagle of the Society of the Cincinnati; a return of ordnance stored at Springfield, Massachusetts, November 1783.
Henry Knox papers, 1789 - 1808
Includes bills and receipts; letters from Thomas Randall, Robert Treat, and John Rynier; letter from Knox to John Gleason, 1805; an order for books.