Series I. Hamilton, Mass., Town Records, consists of papers relating to the militia in Hamilton (lists of men serving), surveyors of highways records (correspondence and assessments), post office accounts and correspondence created by Daniel Brown and Israel D. Brown, overseers of the poor correspondence and reports, lists of voters in the town of Hamilton, selectmen's papers, and an appointment of Joseph Patch, Jr., as Collector of Taxes.

Series I. Hamilton, Mass., Town Records, consists of papers relating to the militia in Hamilton (lists of men serving), surveyors of highways records (correspondence and assessments), post office accounts and correspondence created by Daniel Brown and Israel D. Brown, overseers of the poor correspondence and reports, lists of voters in the town of Hamilton, selectmen's papers, and an appointment of Joseph Patch, Jr., as Collector of Taxes.

Series I. Hamilton, Mass., Town Records, consists of papers relating to the militia in Hamilton (lists of men serving), surveyors of highways records (correspondence and assessments), post office accounts and correspondence created by Daniel Brown and Israel D. Brown, overseers of the poor correspondence and reports, lists of voters in the town of Hamilton, selectmen's papers, and an appointment of Joseph Patch, Jr., as Collector of Taxes.

Series I. Hamilton, Mass., Town Records, consists of papers relating to the militia in Hamilton (lists of men serving), surveyors of highways records (correspondence and assessments), post office accounts and correspondence created by Daniel Brown and Israel D. Brown, overseers of the poor correspondence and reports, lists of voters in the town of Hamilton, selectmen's papers, and an appointment of Joseph Patch, Jr., as Collector of Taxes.

Series III. Dodge Family Papers contains deeds, correspondence, accounts, receipts, and estate papers for various members of the Dodge family of Hamilton, including George Jr. and Henry. These papers are arranged chronologically.

Series IV. Other consists of papers for other people from the town of Hamilton and some Ipswich deeds. Of interest is the account book (1729-1732) probably kept by Deacon Matthew Whipple of contributions to defray the church expenses associated with the sacrament of communion. These papers are arranged in alphabetical order.

Subseries B. Other Brown Family Members contains deeds, legal papers, receipts, a plot plan, a will, and guardianship papers for various members of the Brown family of Hamilton. These papers are arranged chronologically.