Ship's papers
Found in 85 Collections and/or Records:
Thomas Perkins (Ship) Records, 1838-1849, 1857, 1868-1869, undated
Timothy Wellman, Jr. Papers, 1542, 1783-1825, 1901
The Timothy Wellman papers document the activities of this Salem, Massachusetts, mariner.
Unidentified Scrapbook, 1701-1739, 1780-1900, undated
This material was originally pasted into a scrapbook. As the scrapbook had no discernable topic or order, and some pages had been removed by earlier librarians, the scrapbook was disbound and materials were placed in folders according to topic.
Upton Family Papers, 1812-1945
The Upton Family Papers are comprised of ships papers, correspondence, accounts, receipts and printed matter associated with a number of Upton Family members.
War of 1812 Collection, 1812-1815, 1906, 1932-1947, 1965, undated
The War of 1812 Collection includes correspondence, ships’ papers, lists of privateers and prizes taken, memoirs, sketches, and secondary research material related to American involvements in the War of 1812. This collection is arranged into four series.
Wardwell Family Papers, 1799-1841, 1878
The Wardwell Family Papers document the lives and activities of three members of the Wardwell family of Salem, Massachusetts, including Abiel, and his two sons, Abiel H. and Nathaniel.
West Family Papers, 1825-1864, 1910
The West Family papers contain materials from the West family’s various maritime and merchant activities, particularly during the time of George Jr. (1810-1852), John (1812-1858), and Benjamin’s (1820-1877) involvement in the business.
Whittredge Family Papers, 1756-1886
This collection contains the papers of the Whittredge family including business papers, shipping papers, correspondence, bills, and journals.
William and David R. Lecraw Papers, 1823-1881
The William and David R. LeCraw Papers contain personal papers, correspondence, and shipping records pertaining to the many ships on which William and David LeCraw served and/or captained.
William D. Sohier Papers, 1797-1887
This collection consists of documents relating to admiralty (marine law) cases for more than 132 different ships, several wharves in the Boston area, as well as general correspondence and papers for non-marine legal cases.