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Samson, George. Plympton, Mass. papers, 1651-1819.

Title: Plympton, Mass. papers, 1651-1819.

A small collection of papers related to Plympton, Mass., glued onto the pages of Worcester's Classical and Scripture Atlas (Boston: 1849?). Included are receipts, orders for payment, warrants, estate divisions, and other misc. papers. Individuals represented include Gideon and George Samson and various members of the Cushman family.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/23195576 View

Legal documents and letters relating to the Brotherton Indians, 1795-1843.

Title: Legal documents and letters relating to the Brotherton Indians, 1795-1843.

Eight manuscript documents and drafts of documents, most concerning ownership of Wisconsin lands on the Fox River near Green Bay by the Brotherton Indians. Documents concerning land in Wisconsin are: a copy of a treaty made in 1820 by United States Indian agent John Bowyer and Menominee Indians, conveying Menominee lands in the region of Green Bay to the United States, copied in an unidentified hand, undated; a power of attorney, appointing Thomas Dean and Thomas Dick attorneys for the Brothertown Indians, signed by chiefs George Samson, Asa Dick, Laten Dick, William Dick, Eliphalet Marthers, and Randal Abner, 1825; a draft of a petition to the President and Senate of the United States, written by an unidentified writer, 1827, concerning problems in establishment of title by the Brotherton Indians; and an ALS from Thomas Dean, agent to the Brotherton Indians, to James Clark, Chairman of the Committee on Territories, 1830, also concerning establishment of title. Also present are a deed, printed form completed in manuscript, for land in Brothertown, New York, conveyed by Samuel Jones, Ezra L'Hommedieu, and Zina Hitchcock, on behalf of the state of New York, to Joseph Barker, 1795; an ALS from J. W. Quinney to Thomas Dean, regarding financial support for the Brotherton Indians from the New York State legislature, 1832; a bond for payment of money by Dean to the Brotherton Indians, 1834; and an agreement between heirs of Dean regarding settlement of his estate, 1843.

ArchivalResource: 8 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/83634337 View

Legal documents and letters relating to the Brotherton Indians, 1795-1843.

Title: Legal documents and letters relating to the Brotherton Indians, 1795-1843.

Eight manuscript documents and drafts of documents, most concerning ownership of Wisconsin lands on the Fox River near Green Bay by the Brotherton Indians. Documents concerning land in Wisconsin are: a copy of a treaty made in 1820 by United States Indian agent John Bowyer and Menominee Indians, conveying Menominee lands in the region of Green Bay to the United States, copied in an unidentified hand, undated; a power of attorney, appointing Thomas Dean and Thomas Dick attorneys for the Brothertown Indians, signed by chiefs George Samson, Asa Dick, Laten Dick, William Dick, Eliphalet Marthers, and Randal Abner, 1825; a draft of a petition to the President and Senate of the United States, written by an unidentified writer, 1827, concerning problems in establishment of title by the Brotherton Indians; and an ALS from Thomas Dean, agent to the Brotherton Indians, to James Clark, Chairman of the Committee on Territories, 1830, also concerning establishment of title. Also present are a deed, printed form completed in manuscript, for land in Brothertown, New York, conveyed by Samuel Jones, Ezra L'Hommedieu, and Zina Hitchcock, on behalf of the state of New York, to Joseph Barker, 1795; an ALS from J. W. Quinney to Thomas Dean, regarding financial support for the Brotherton Indians from the New York State legislature, 1832; a bond for payment of money by Dean to the Brotherton Indians, 1834; and an agreement between heirs of Dean regarding settlement of his estate, 1843.

ArchivalResource: 8 items (in 1 folder and 1 broadside folder)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/702162244 View

Samson family. Papers [microform] 1852-1877.

Title: Papers [microform] 1852-1877.

Record book kept by members of a Homer, Illinois family, primarily George and America Samson, including lists of orchard trees, numerous medical remedies, and poetry and copied literature.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. ; 25 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/55854176 View

Samson, George. Papers, 1949-1968.

Title: Papers, 1949-1968.

Consists of correspondence (1950-1968); literary productions (1949-1967); photographs, newspaper clippings (1968); and scrapbook and scrapbook materials. Concerns stone masonry in Post, Texas, Garza County Historical Survey Committee, Panhandle South Plains Fair, and history of Post, Texas.

ArchivalResource: 1 microfilm reel (37 ft.) : negative.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26200501 View