Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries A. Shipping Accounts contains accounts, bills of landing, and correspondence regarding specific ships. A number of the bills of lading were made by Edward Allen Low (1817-1898), Abiel’s brother who worked for the firm Russell and Co. in Canton, to A. A. Low and Brothers. Of interest are accounts of Abiel Abbot Low’s famous ship Hoqua and his merchant correspondence to his brother, Edward Allen Low. The folder labeled “Miscellaneous accounts” contains...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries A. Shipping Accounts contains accounts, bills of landing, and correspondence regarding specific ships. A number of the bills of lading were made by Edward Allen Low (1817-1898), Abiel’s brother who worked for the firm Russell and Co. in Canton, to A. A. Low and Brothers. Of interest are accounts of Abiel Abbot Low’s famous ship Hoqua and his merchant correspondence to his brother, Edward Allen Low. The folder labeled “Miscellaneous accounts” contains...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries A. Shipping Accounts contains accounts, bills of landing, and correspondence regarding specific ships. A number of the bills of lading were made by Edward Allen Low (1817-1898), Abiel’s brother who worked for the firm Russell and Co. in Canton, to A. A. Low and Brothers. Of interest are accounts of Abiel Abbot Low’s famous ship Hoqua and his merchant correspondence to his brother, Edward Allen Low. The folder labeled “Miscellaneous accounts” contains...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries A. Shipping Accounts contains accounts, bills of landing, and correspondence regarding specific ships. A number of the bills of lading were made by Edward Allen Low (1817-1898), Abiel’s brother who worked for the firm Russell and Co. in Canton, to A. A. Low and Brothers. Of interest are accounts of Abiel Abbot Low’s famous ship Hoqua and his merchant correspondence to his brother, Edward Allen Low. The folder labeled “Miscellaneous accounts” contains...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries A. Shipping Accounts contains accounts, bills of landing, and correspondence regarding specific ships. A number of the bills of lading were made by Edward Allen Low (1817-1898), Abiel’s brother who worked for the firm Russell and Co. in Canton, to A. A. Low and Brothers. Of interest are accounts of Abiel Abbot Low’s famous ship Hoqua and his merchant correspondence to his brother, Edward Allen Low. The folder labeled “Miscellaneous accounts” contains...