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Box 1

 Container

Contains 14 Results:

Asa Smith correspondence, 1849

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 11
Scope and Content note From the Collection: The collection consists primarily of correspondence, financial invoices and papers, and a handful of legal documents. Represented in this material are Smith’s various business, political, and community ventures, including records of his store stock, supplies required to care for his family and animals, building ventures, and timber and railroad papers. Efforts to build and maintain the community are evident in papers regarding the military road, the Mattawamkeag bridge, and the local...
Dates: Other: 1849

Asa Smith correspondence, 1850 - 1851

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 12
Scope and Content note From the Collection: The collection consists primarily of correspondence, financial invoices and papers, and a handful of legal documents. Represented in this material are Smith’s various business, political, and community ventures, including records of his store stock, supplies required to care for his family and animals, building ventures, and timber and railroad papers. Efforts to build and maintain the community are evident in papers regarding the military road, the Mattawamkeag bridge, and the local...
Dates: Other: 1850 - 1851

Asa Smith correspondence, 1852

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 13
Scope and Content note From the Collection: The collection consists primarily of correspondence, financial invoices and papers, and a handful of legal documents. Represented in this material are Smith’s various business, political, and community ventures, including records of his store stock, supplies required to care for his family and animals, building ventures, and timber and railroad papers. Efforts to build and maintain the community are evident in papers regarding the military road, the Mattawamkeag bridge, and the local...
Dates: Other: 1852

Asa Smith correspondence, Jan.-April 1853

 File — Box: 1, Folder: 14
Scope and Content note From the Collection: The collection consists primarily of correspondence, financial invoices and papers, and a handful of legal documents. Represented in this material are Smith’s various business, political, and community ventures, including records of his store stock, supplies required to care for his family and animals, building ventures, and timber and railroad papers. Efforts to build and maintain the community are evident in papers regarding the military road, the Mattawamkeag bridge, and the local...
Dates: Other: Jan.-April 1853