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Records of J. Weston Walch, Publisher
Records of the Merrill Companies
Reed, Abbot, Binford, and Hatch family papers
This collection documents the activities, relationships, genealogies, and businesses of the Reed, Abbot, Binford, and Hatch families during the 19th and 20th centuries, primarily within the towns of Rumford, Roxbury, and Mexico, Maine. Contents include correspondence, personal papers, diaries, financial and business records, legal documents, scrapbooks, genealogical research, news clippings, photographs (including negatives and cased photos), albums, and maps.
Reverend John Tripp papers
This collection includes correspondence, signed statements and decisions, financial documents such as promissory notes, pew deeds and tithe accounts, and publications by or related to Reverend John Tripp, the town of Hebron, and its Baptist Church. Accompanying most items is a typed transcript, often prefaced with context, which may have been prepared for an exhibit.
Robert Earle Moody papers
Correspondence relating largely to the preparation of The letters of Thomas Gorges: deputy governor of the province of Maine, 1640-1643, including photocopies of the original documents; drafts of various sections of "The Maine frontier, 1607-1763" (Ph.D. dissertation), an unpublished manuscript on the Waldo patent settlements; and other miscellaneous papers.
Sewall family correspondence and documents
Mostly correspondence, but also includes documents.
Sheldon family papers and photographs
This collection documents the Sheldon family’s summer trips to Maine’s Katahdin region in the first half of the 20th century, through both written accounts and photographs. Contents include correspondence, diaries, calendars, maps, photographs, photo albums, and negatives.
Shepard Cary papers
Skolfield family papers
St. John Smith account books
Six volumes. Memoranda and expense account books containing details of day-to-day business transactions; lists of notes due and notes payable by Smith; descriptions of timber lands, residential, and commercial properties owned; information relating to railroad activities and to brickyard and oil company investments; and some genealogical data on the families of John Moody Smith and John Burleigh, as well as a record of many deaths in Portland.