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Bowdoin B. Crowninshield Papers, 1870-1946
The Bowdoin B. Crowninshield papers are comprised of the business and personal papers of the naval architect and shipbuilder.
Bowen and Story Family Papers, 1696-1941
This collection contains the accumulated materials of the Bowen and Story families, who were connected through various marriages.
Bowker Family Papers, 1830-1925
The Bowker Family papers largely focuses on two generations of the Bowker family—Joel Bowker (1775-1858) and his three sons, Daniel Rogers (born 1820), George (1824-1903), and Charles (1826/7-1913) Bowker—their businesses, and their estates.
Brackley R. Peabody Papers, 1835-1853
This collection contains shipping accounts, ships' papers, and correspondence of Brackley R. Peabody.
Branch Church Records, 1803-1865
The Branch Church Records document the history of this Salem, Massachusetts, Presbyterian church.
Broad Street Cemetery Inventory Forms (Copies), 1989
The Broad Street Cemetery Inventory Forms collection consists of information about each of the graves in the Broad Street Cemetery in Salem, Massachusetts.
Brooks vs. Andrew Papers, 1760-1851
The Brooks vs. Andrew Papers is a collection of legal papers related to the suit brought by John Brooks against John Andrew in 1825 regarding Andrew's construction of a platform and building on tidal flats claimed by Brooks.
Brown Emerson Papers, 1799-1970, undated
This collection contains papers of Reverend Brown Emerson, pastor of South Church in of Salem (Mass.) for 67 years. Also includes legal papers, correspondence, and genealogical notes from Emerson relatives, including the Rowley, Carter, and Latting families.
Brown Family of Hamilton, Mass. Papers, 1729-1902
The Brown Family of Hamilton, Mass. Papers contains materials created by various Brown family members as well as Dodge family members and includes records for the town of Hamilton.
Brown Family Papers, 1789-1914
The Brown Family Papers consist primarily of family and personal correspondence of Francis (b. 1815), Ellen (Appleton), Annie B. (b. 1847), and Sarah H. Brown (b. 1845) of Salem, Massachusetts.