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Peterson Family Papers, 1827-1884, 1925, undated
The Peterson family papers inlcude bills, invoices, receipts, correspondence, and miscellaneous items for members of the Peterson family.
Philip Little Family Papers, 1838-1966, undated
The collection contains correspondence, legal papers, photographs, sketches and sketchbooks of this Salem, Massachusetts, artist.
Proctor Family Papers, 1699-1934, undated
This collection includes two branches of the Proctor family of Danvers and Salem, Massachusetts.
Reverend David T. Kimball Papers, 1805-1910, undated
The Reverend David T. Kimball papers contains material related to the reverend and his family. The majority is correspondence, to and from Kimball and his family, both personal and business related. The collection also includes Kimball's writings, journals, church papers, financial papers, and ephemera.
Revolutionary War Collection, 1770-1856, 1901-1961, undated
The Revolutionary War Collection includes ships' papers, regimental records, enlistment records, company rolls, pay rolls, orderly books, correspondence, bills, receipts, journals, notes, and sketches related to the Revolutionary War. The majority of the material documents the involvement of Massachusetts during the war.
Richard G. Wheatland Papers, 1809-1851, 1974-1975, undated
The Richard G. Wheatland papers contain the personal and shipping records of the Salem, Massachusetts, ship master Richard G. Wheatland.
Richard P. Waters Papers, 1837-1866, undated
The collection has been divided into three series: Shipping Papers, Consular Papers, and Personal and Miscellaneous Papers.
Richard Ward Papers, 1799-1833, undated
The Richard Ward Papers contain business papers and personal correspondence for Richard Ward and his family.
Rollins Merrill Papers, 1827-1844
Ropes Family Papers, 1702-1932, 1960-1972, undated
The Ropes Family Papers document the business and personal activities of four generations of Nathaniel Ropes' descendants who inhabited the Ropes House at 318 Essex Street in Salem.