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Josiah Fox Papers, 1607-1993, undated
The Josiah Fox papers include professional, personal, and family papers concerning the naval architect and shipbuilder and also contain a series of transcripts of some of the original papers as they were compiled by their collectors, Ernenst J. Wessen and Merle T. Westlake.
Katahdin Iron Works Records, 1846-1919, undated
The Katahdin Iron Works records contain materials relating to David Pingree (1795-1863) and E. S. Coe’s involvement in the Iron Works.
Kent Family Papers, 1764-1905, 1969, undated
Kimball Family Papers, 1804-1836, undated
The Kimball Family Papers consist of deeds, receipts, insurance policies, probate documents, and other materials created by William Kimball (1758-1833) and his son, William Kimball, Jr. (1790-1855).
Kimball Family Papers, 1827-1917, undated
The bulk of the Kimball Family Papers, 1821-1917, reflects the business activities of the Kimball brothers, Edward Dearborn (1810-1867), Elbridge Gerry (1816-1849), and Nathaniel A. (1822-1862).
Manning Family Papers, 1707-1929, undated
The Manning Family Papers contain the business, legal, and personal papers of Richard Manning Jr. (1755-1813), Richard Manning (1782-1830), Robert Manning (1784-1842), and miscellaneous other family members.
Matthew Adams Stickney Family Papers, 1685-1924, undated
This collection contains the papers of Matthew Adams Stickney along with papers of his father Dudley, his brother Dudley, his daughter Lucy, and other family members.
Milford Mill Company Records, 1828-1901, undated
The Milford Mill Company records contain financial papers, land deeds, and lease agreements from the company’s activities in Milford, Maine.
Mount Washington Summit Road Company Records, 1796-1967, undated
The Mount Washington Summit Road Company Records largely contain the correspondence and papers of E. S. Coe as they relate to the ownership, business, and legal proceedings of the company.
Nathan Robinson Papers, 1804-1886
This collection contains deeds, bills of sale, and agreements related to Nathan Robinson's Salem, Massachusetts estate, his heirs, and people later associated with what was once Robinson's estate.