Scope and Contents From the Series: Series II. Samuel Fowler (1776-1859) Papers contains shipping, business, legal, and civic papers. The shipping papers include insurance policies, accounts, and receipts for vessels Fowler owned or on which he commissioned cargo, and correspondence from merchant houses. Insurance policies, correspondence, orders, and accounts for his mills and ships are located in the business papers. Also found there are accounts and receipts for Fowler's share in the...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series III. Samuel Page Fowler (1800-1888) Papers documents Samuel's involvement in Danvers political and civic affairs. Included are Danvers school committee and selectmen records, religious and moral societal papers, fire club records, notes and minutes taken a secretary of civic groups, and his notes from addresses and lectures he gave or attended. Fowler's correspondence discusses his civic and business activities. Samuel's other business papers...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series V. Harriet Putnam Fowler (1842-1901) Papers contains one folder of correspondence, part of a newspaper article about Harriet's will, and 30 scrapbook volumes relating to genealogy and local history of Danvers and Salem, including family papers, research, photographs, and newspaper clippings, that Harriet donated to the Essex Institute. At the beginning of the series are three indexes to the volumes and a notebook containing a list of books belonging to...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series V. Harriet Putnam Fowler (1842-1901) Papers contains one folder of correspondence, part of a newspaper article about Harriet's will, and 30 scrapbook volumes relating to genealogy and local history of Danvers and Salem, including family papers, research, photographs, and newspaper clippings, that Harriet donated to the Essex Institute. At the beginning of the series are three indexes to the volumes and a notebook containing a list of books belonging to...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Series V. Harriet Putnam Fowler (1842-1901) Papers contains one folder of correspondence, part of a newspaper article about Harriet's will, and 30 scrapbook volumes relating to genealogy and local history of Danvers and Salem, including family papers, research, photographs, and newspaper clippings, that Harriet donated to the Essex Institute. At the beginning of the series are three indexes to the volumes and a notebook containing a list of books belonging to...