Massachusetts -- Salem
Found in 16 Collections and/or Records:
American and Canadian Cyphering Book Collection, 1727-1864
This collection contains 197 items, most of which are cyphering books - handwritten books used to set out rules and cases associated with mathematical topics and which included problems and exercises linked to the topics. Students in the 18th and 19th centuries prepared them to use in their academic study.
Benjamin Ropes Family Papers, 1804-1919
The papers in this collection give insight into three generations of the Benjamin Ropes family of Salem, Massachusetts, from the mid-nineteenth century into the twentieth century.
Charles Henry Allen Papers, 1829-1893
The Charles Henry Allen Papers contain the shipping and business papers of Charles Henry Allen (1810-1899).
Dudley Leavitt Pickman Papers, 1721-1938, 1967, 1985, 1990
The bulk of the Dudley Leavitt Pickman Papers reflects the business and personal activities of Dudley Leavitt Pickman (1779-1846), a wealthy businessman and legislator.
East India Marine Society Records, 1795-1972, undated
The records of the East India Marine Society consist of correspondence, financial documents, guest books, scrapbooks, catalogs, and ships' journals from the founding of the Society in 1799 to 1972.
Edith Doane (Brown) Abbot Papers, 1864-1978, undated
The collection is comprised of the personal papers of Edith Doane (Brown) Abbot. It also includes the papers of additional members of the Brown and Abbot families.
Francis Boardman Crowninshield Family Papers, 1778-1948, undated
The Francis Boardman Crowninshield Family Papers are a collection of business records and family papers created by Francis Boardman Crowninshield, his immediate family and other relatives.
Haraden Family Papers, 1797-1862
This collection consists of papers and diaries belonging to the Haraden family, prominent seamen and rope makers in Salem, Massachusetts, in the nineteenth century.
Isaac Newhall Papers, 1806-1858, undated
This collection documents the transactions of J & I Newhall, dry goods merchants in Salem, Massachusetts, in the early nineteenth century.
Joseph and John Winn French Spoliation Papers, 1803-1901, undated
Polly, the schooner Joseph, and the ship Argo, which were captured by the French at the beginning of the nineteenth century.The Joseph and John Winn French Spoliation Papers contain the record of Joseph and John Winn’s claims for the brig