Box 1
Contains 13 Results:
Shipping accounts, Revolutionary War record, 1815-1859, undated
Series I. David Coffin (1763-1838) Papers include a record of Coffin's service in the Revolutionary War as well as shipping accounts and papers from his career as a ship's captain.
Shipping bills, accounts, and inventories, 1831-1839
Series II. Isaac Stone Coffin (1798-1855) Papers include shipping bills, accounts, and inventories for his travels as well as personal bills and accounts for his home in Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Personal bills and accounts, 1836-1855
Series II. Isaac Stone Coffin (1798-1855) Papers include shipping bills, accounts, and inventories for his travels as well as personal bills and accounts for his home in Newburyport, Massachusetts.
Plans for improved shipping mechanisms, 1826-1842, undated
Series III. Ebenezer Stone Coffin (1801-1870) Papers include plans for the improvement of ship manufacturing, business correspondence, patent applications, and correspondence related to patents for his inventions. Also in this series are records confirming Coffin as the Deputy Collector of Penobscot, Maine. Personal papers include drawings, poems, and family correspondence.
Business correspondence, 1826-1862
Series III. Ebenezer Stone Coffin (1801-1870) Papers include plans for the improvement of ship manufacturing, business correspondence, patent applications, and correspondence related to patents for his inventions. Also in this series are records confirming Coffin as the Deputy Collector of Penobscot, Maine. Personal papers include drawings, poems, and family correspondence.
Application for patent materials, 1866-1867
Series III. Ebenezer Stone Coffin (1801-1870) Papers include plans for the improvement of ship manufacturing, business correspondence, patent applications, and correspondence related to patents for his inventions. Also in this series are records confirming Coffin as the Deputy Collector of Penobscot, Maine. Personal papers include drawings, poems, and family correspondence.
Penobscot, Maine deputy, Neapolitan Indemnity material, 1821-1836
Series III. Ebenezer Stone Coffin (1801-1870) Papers include plans for the improvement of ship manufacturing, business correspondence, patent applications, and correspondence related to patents for his inventions. Also in this series are records confirming Coffin as the Deputy Collector of Penobscot, Maine. Personal papers include drawings, poems, and family correspondence.
Personal correspondence, accounts, non-maritime art, 1822-1870, undated
Series III. Ebenezer Stone Coffin (1801-1870) Papers include plans for the improvement of ship manufacturing, business correspondence, patent applications, and correspondence related to patents for his inventions. Also in this series are records confirming Coffin as the Deputy Collector of Penobscot, Maine. Personal papers include drawings, poems, and family correspondence.
Sketchbook and obituary notebook, 1855-1885
Series IV. Lucy Stevens Coffin (1831-1907) Papers include two items: a sketchbook started in 1856 filled with landscape, nature, and family scenes; and a notebook, which includes many newspaper obituaries of family members. Some of these she copied in her own handwriting and others remain in their printed form. She also included other notable clippings related to the family.
Business correspondence, 1883-1912, undated
Series V. Edward Foster Coffin (1839-1912) Papers contains primarily business correspondence between Coffin and his lawyer, Richard Badger, related to the failure of Coffin's business. Other materials of note include his conscription papers from 1863. Coffin communicated to the substitute sent to war in his stead, Robert Read; this series includes a photograph of Read. The series also includes bills, accounts, and personal correspondence.