Newburyport (Mass.)
Found in 45 Collections and/or Records:
Moses Brown Papers, 1786-1802, undated
The Moses Brown papers include bills, receipts, invoices, and correspondence to and from Moses Brown.
Moses Brown Papers, 1790-1816, undated
William, of which Moses Brown was the master.This collection contains disbursements, invoices, correspondence, and export sheets relating to the ship,
Moses Kimball Papers, 1728-1869, undated
The records in this collection consist of both handwritten and partially printed materials, including estate documents, land surveys, letters and correspondence, bills, receipts, tax records, insurance policies, shipping documents, and bound business ledgers with inventory and customer account information.
Newburyport Athenaeum Records, 1809-1849, undated
The records of the Newburyport Athenaeum, a Newburyport, Massachusetts, proprietary library, include administrative papers, such as record books, reports of meetings and trustees, and correspondence; library operations papers, which include three library charge books; and financial papers, including a donations and fines book, treasurer's reports, shareholders and sales of shares, fines, receipts, and proxies.
Newburyport (Mass.) Federal Custom House Records, 1789-1916
The collection of bound volumes of Newburyport Federal Custom House Records at the Peabody Essex Museum’s Phillips Library spans the entire 121 years of the existence of the Newburyport Federal Customs District (1789-1910).
Newburyport, Massachusetts Town Records, 1670-1913
This collection contains papers relating to town business and daily life in Newburyport and includes documents dating from 1670 to 1913.
Oliver Putnam Papers, 1775-1875
The Oliver Putnam papers record the mercantile career and interests of this prosperous Newburyport, Massachusetts, merchant.
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.
Samuel K. Gilman Papers, 1806, 1845-1884, undated
The Samuel K. Gilman Papers contain prose, poetry, and lectures.
Samuel Rolfe Papers, 1784-1832, undated
The Samuel Rolfe collection contains receipts and records belonging to Captain Samuel Rolfe (1765-1832). The majority of the receipts and records reflect purchases and payments relating to several ships of which Rolfe was master or co-owner. Additional receipts and records reflect purchases and payments relating to Rolfe’s household and family expenses. The collection has been divided into three series.