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The Daniel W. Rogers Papers contains the business records of Daniel W. Rogers (1791-1834) and the personal papers of Daniel W. Rogers and the Rogers family.

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The George W. Pepper Company records consist of business records and some personal papers of the Pepper family. This includes ledgers with client names; capital stock share records; a recipe book that contains recipes for candies, gum, ink, cologne and wedding cake; photographs of the Pepper family; and articles that were published about the company and its products.

Scope and Contents The Kent family papers document the activities of three generations of this Newbury, Massachusetts, farming family. The collection has been arranged into three series.Series I. First Generation contains bills, receipts, accounts, notes payable, promissory notes, and estate papers for two brothers, Stephen and Joseph Kent. Of interest is a folder of depositions which document people’s attempts to testify as to which brother was the older...

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The Manuscript Cookbook Collection is an artificial collection containing manuscript cookbooks and recipes collected by the Phillips Library, dated from 1809 to 1918, with the bulk of materials from the nineteenth century.

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The records of the Overseers of the Poor of Salem, Massachusetts contain financial, meeting, and Alms House records, as well as correspondence and other records.

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This collection contains the papers of the Wildes family, early settlers of Topsfield, Massachusetts.