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Subseries C. Willard Peele Phillips (1825-1901), includes correspondence received from W.H Osborn concerns coastwise trade and the financial affairs of Stephen C. Phillips.

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Subseries C. Willard Peele Phillips (1825-1901), includes correspondence received from W.H Osborn concerns coastwise trade and the financial affairs of Stephen C. Phillips.

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Subseries D. George William Phillips (born 1827), includes correspondence which is concerned with insurance and financial matters, and reveals George's close financial relationship with his brother Stephen Henry Phillips.

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Subseries A. Lumbering Papers, 1854-1860, documents the day-to-day operation and sale (circa 1860) of the family's timber concern in Canada. The documents are primarily correspondence between George William Phillips, the overseer of operations at Three Rivers Quebec, Willard P. Phillips, the company treasurer, and Stephen C. Phillips.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries B. Forwarding Merchant and Railroad Shipping Papers documents business conducted at Phillips Wharf from 1849 to 1888. Here a number of commodities such as coal, wood, and cotton were transferred to railroad cars for shipment to cities throughout New England via a number of local railroads including the Salem and Lowell Railroad. There were at least four corporate entities that operated at Phillips Wharf: Phillips, Goodhue, and Bowker, Phillips and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries B. Forwarding Merchant and Railroad Shipping Papers documents business conducted at Phillips Wharf from 1849 to 1888. Here a number of commodities such as coal, wood, and cotton were transferred to railroad cars for shipment to cities throughout New England via a number of local railroads including the Salem and Lowell Railroad. There were at least four corporate entities that operated at Phillips Wharf: Phillips, Goodhue, and Bowker, Phillips and...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Subseries B. Forwarding Merchant and Railroad Shipping Papers documents business conducted at Phillips Wharf from 1849 to 1888. Here a number of commodities such as coal, wood, and cotton were transferred to railroad cars for shipment to cities throughout New England via a number of local railroads including the Salem and Lowell Railroad. There were at least four corporate entities that operated at Phillips Wharf: Phillips, Goodhue, and Bowker, Phillips and...