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Caroline Treadwell: Letter to George, 1829

File — Box 10: Series SERIES IV.; Series SERIES V.; Series SERIES VI., Folder: 18

Identifier: SERIES VI.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series VI. Other Papers and Ephemera contain correspondence and other documents which did not belong to any family member in any of the series above. It contains correspondence, written pieces, account books, receipts, printed items, and ephemera.

Dates: 1829

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Peirce-Nichols Family of Salem, Massachusetts, 1702-1967, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">VI. Other Papers and Ephemera</emph>

Caroline Waters Proctor, correspondence, 1854-1857, undated

File — Box 2: Series SERIES II., Folder: 7

Identifier: B.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Subseries B. John Waters Proctor Papers contains extensive personal correspondence of John, his wife Mary, and their children, in particular Augustus and Mary. Of particular interest are daughter Mary's descriptions of life at Abbot Academy in Andover, Massachusetts. There are also drawings and writings from both Mary (mother) and Mary (daughter).

Dates: 1854-1857, undated

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Proctor Family Papers, 1699-1934, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">II. Benjamin Proctor Branch of Family</emph> / <emph render="bold">B. John Waters Proctor Papers</emph>

Carolus Magnus (Clipper) [2], undated

File — Box 2: Series SERIES I., Folder: 7

Identifier: SERIES I.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series I. Sailing Ship Cards is the largest series in the collection. It consists of 10 boxes of cards, with one folder for each ship represented in the collection. The date listed on the finding aid identifies, if known, the date the card was printed.

Dates: undated

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Sailing Ship Card Collection, 1857-1894, 1918, 1990, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">I. Clipper Ship Cards</emph>

Carolus (Ship), 1850-1852

File — Box 1: Series I. , Folder: 5

Identifier: I.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series I. Ships' Papers includes invoices, shipping and crew manifests, receipts, and customs and port documentation for ships Charles mastered or on which he shipped cargo. Of special interest in Allen's ships' papers are log extracts he kept while on the ship George.

Dates: 1850-1852

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Charles Henry Allen Papers, 1829-1893</emph / <emph render="bold">I. Ships' Papers</emph>

Caron, Hill, Page, and White families, 1757, 1791, 1902, undated

File — Box 4: Series SERIES IV. ; Series SERIES V. ; Series SERIES VI., Folder: 8

Identifier: SERIES V.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series V. Related Families contains wills, deeds, obituaries and memorials, genealogical notes, personal correspondence, and other papers from six families related to the Peirsons including the Caron, Hill, Langmaid, Lawrence, Page, and White families.

Dates: 1757, 1791, 1902, undated

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Peirson Family Papers, 1757-1902, 1941, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">V. Related Families</emph>

Carriages, Amesbury, 1870-1879

File — Box 2, Folder: 16

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Notable for its rarity (over 90% of the ephemera processed is unique to the Phillips Library) and its diversity, the Essex County Advertising Ephemera Collection represents over 300 years of design, printing, advertising, and social history. The bulk of the ephemera dates from the mid-nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century, with particular strength in late nineteenth-century materials. The majority of the materials originated in Salem, but the collection includes ephemera from about...

Dates: Majority of material found in 1870-1879

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Essex County Advertising Ephemera Collection, 1700-2000</emph> / <emph render="bold">X. Carriages</emph>

Carriages, Salem, 1884

File — Box 2, Folder: 15

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Notable for its rarity (over 90% of the ephemera processed is unique to the Phillips Library) and its diversity, the Essex County Advertising Ephemera Collection represents over 300 years of design, printing, advertising, and social history. The bulk of the ephemera dates from the mid-nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century, with particular strength in late nineteenth-century materials. The majority of the materials originated in Salem, but the collection includes ephemera from about...

Dates: Majority of material found in 1884

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Essex County Advertising Ephemera Collection, 1700-2000</emph> / <emph render="bold">X. Carriages</emph>

Carrie C. Miles (Schooner), 1898

File — Box 3, Folder: 14

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Ships' Papers contains ships’ papers for vessels owned or managed by Carleton, Norwood & Co. Many of these materials document the activities of vessels built in Carleton, Norwood & Co.’s own shipyard, with particularly strong focus on Adelia T. Carleton (Schooner), Edgar W. Murdock (Schooner), Emma Knowlton (Schooner), ...

Dates: 1898

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Carleton, Norwood & Co. Records, 1849-1927, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">I. Ships' Papers</emph>

Carrie Heckle (Clipper Bark), 1879

File — Box 2: Series SERIES I., Folder: 8

Identifier: SERIES I.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Series I. Sailing Ship Cards is the largest series in the collection. It consists of 10 boxes of cards, with one folder for each ship represented in the collection. The date listed on the finding aid identifies, if known, the date the card was printed.

Dates: 1879

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Sailing Ship Card Collection, 1857-1894, 1918, 1990, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">I. Clipper Ship Cards</emph>

Carrie L. Hicks (Schooner), 1898

File — Box 3, Folder: 15

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series I. Ships' Papers contains ships’ papers for vessels owned or managed by Carleton, Norwood & Co. Many of these materials document the activities of vessels built in Carleton, Norwood & Co.’s own shipyard, with particularly strong focus on Adelia T. Carleton (Schooner), Edgar W. Murdock (Schooner), Emma Knowlton (Schooner), ...

Dates: 1898

Found in: Phillips Library / <emph render="bold">Carleton, Norwood & Co. Records, 1849-1927, undated</emph> / <emph render="bold">I. Ships' Papers</emph>

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Caroline Treadwell: Letter to George, 1829

Caroline Waters Proctor, correspondence, 1854-1857, undated

Carolus Magnus (Clipper) [2], undated

Carolus (Ship), 1850-1852

Caron, Hill, Page, and White families, 1757, 1791, 1902, undated

Carriages, Amesbury, 1870-1879

Carriages, Salem, 1884

Carrie C. Miles (Schooner), 1898

Carrie Heckle (Clipper Bark), 1879

Carrie L. Hicks (Schooner), 1898

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