Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Series II. Estate of Asa Pingree includes copies of the wills of Thomas Perkins and Asa Pingree; inventories of the estate; notes receivable; and receipts and correspondence of the trustees. Of particular interest in the estate papers is a statement by David Pingree (1841-1932), stating what transpired between him and his Aunt Mary just after his uncle’s death, and the subsequent papers relating to Mary Kilborn Pingree’s actions to contest of Asa Pingree’s last will and testament.

Subseries A. Financial and Legal Records include documents created during Pingree’s life that relate to running the farm he inherited from his uncle, Thomas Perkins, and deeds documenting purchases of surrounding pastures to expand the farm. There are also booklets outlining the Rules and Orders to be Observed in The Senate of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in which Asa’s name appears on page 41 under the list of members of the Senate of 1843.