Box 6

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Mostly empty. Empty envelope inside diary is addressed to Frank Goold. Inscription on inside cover reads "bout (sic) at [illegible] by Mrs. Anna Clark, the first day of 62. Coust (sic) 25 cents." Letter found inside diary does not seem to belong to envelope addressed to Goold. The name "William Goodwin" appears many times in the diary. Fort Sumter is also mentioned.

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Recording time served on naval vessel during Civil War. Entry for September 17 notes discharge, which corresponds exactly with Francis Goold's discharge date on his service record in Box 5, Folder 16. However, William Willis Goold's calling card can be found in the back of the diary. Final pages of diary include record of accounts while on naval vessel.

Scope and Content note From the Collection: This collection contains business and personal papers of the Goold family of Windham and Portland, Maine, from 1751-1946. Some larger items are included, such as tax ledgers, day books, pocket diaries and a broadside. The majority of the papers belong to Nathan Goold, born 1778, however the collection contains a much larger cast of characters, whose relationships are described in the Biographical note. Other families included in the collection are the Gowens and the Clarks, whose daughters...

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Photographs of (1) USS Kearsarge; photo is of painting #KN10867 from US Naval Academy collection, 1890s. (2) and (3) Goold memorial tablet, Windham Center.

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From the office of Wright & Brown, Boston, Mass.

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Read before the Maine Historical Society, April 30, 1903.

Scope and Content note From the Collection: This collection contains business and personal papers of the Goold family of Windham and Portland, Maine, from 1751-1946. Some larger items are included, such as tax ledgers, day books, pocket diaries and a broadside. The majority of the papers belong to Nathan Goold, born 1778, however the collection contains a much larger cast of characters, whose relationships are described in the Biographical note. Other families included in the collection are the Gowens and the Clarks, whose daughters...

Scope and Content note From the Collection: This collection contains business and personal papers of the Goold family of Windham and Portland, Maine, from 1751-1946. Some larger items are included, such as tax ledgers, day books, pocket diaries and a broadside. The majority of the papers belong to Nathan Goold, born 1778, however the collection contains a much larger cast of characters, whose relationships are described in the Biographical note. Other families included in the collection are the Gowens and the Clarks, whose daughters...

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Includes correspondence, miscellaneous research, and legal documents.

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Includes note to Abba Goold, his aunt, as well as article from Life magazine featuring Paul Goold on the subject of the magazine cover.