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Davis, Isaac. Papers, 1782-1878; (bulk 1790-1828).

Title: Papers, 1782-1878; (bulk 1790-1828).

Correspondence of Isaac and of his son, Thomas, concerning land in Kentucky; Indian wars and war with Great Britain, 1790-1828; Thomas's lawsuit against Robert Wickliffe; the election of James Barbour to the Virginia House of Delegates; Thomas Davis' plantation and purchase of horses; politics; and William Smith, governor of Virginia. Among the correspondents are Robert H. Banks, James Barbour, William Fitzhugh Gordon, Enoch Smith, and Robert Wickliffe.

ArchivalResource: 611 items.

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Vol. CCLXXXVII (ff. 300). Papers chiefly relating to Hawkesbury, co. Glouc. ; 1545-1749. Large folio.includes:f. 1 John Butler, of Badminton: Royal grant to, of Hawkesbury and Nettleton manors, etc.: 1545-1546.: Copy. f. 1 Nettleton, Wiltshire: Deed..., 1545-1749

Title: Vol. CCLXXXVII (ff. 300). Papers chiefly relating to Hawkesbury, co. Glouc. ; 1545-1749. Large folio.includes:f. 1 John Butler, of Badminton: Royal grant to, of Hawkesbury and Nettleton manors, etc.: 1545-1546.: Copy. f. 1 Nettleton, Wiltshire: Deed... 1545-1749

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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Vol. DLXXVIII (ff. 201). Accounts and vouchers of later Dukes of Marlborough and their families; 1728-1822. See also Add. MS. 61671, ff. 95-123 above. (1) The 3rd Duke, his wife and their daughter Diana, supplementing Add. MS. 61666-61669 above; 1728..., 1728-1822

Title: Vol. DLXXVIII (ff. 201). Accounts and vouchers of later Dukes of Marlborough and their families; 1728-1822. See also Add. MS. 61671, ff. 95-123 above. (1) The 3rd Duke, his wife and their daughter Diana, supplementing Add. MS. 61666-61669 above; 1728... 1728-1822

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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Pannill, William. Account books for Orange County, Va. [microform], 1784-1833.

Title: Account books for Orange County, Va. [microform], 1784-1833.

Contain entries, 1784-1800 and 1831-1833, for general merchandise, a considerable amount for tanning leather, shoemaking, and blacksmithing.

ArchivalResource: 1 reel : positive ; 35 mm.

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McCarty and Davis. Account books, 1816-1851.

Title: Account books, 1816-1851.

Account books, 1816-1844, of McCarty and Davis, Philadelphia booksellers and printers, covering the period of the partnership: daybooks, ledgers, receipt books, bank books, and notes receivable. Also small notebooks of Thomas Davis' family expenses, 1839-1851.

ArchivalResource: 37 v.

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Alabama. Governor (1821-1825: Pickens). Extradiction file 1821-1824.

Title: Extradiction file 1821-1824.

This series consists of letters to the Ala. Governor from officials in other states relating to extraditions. Included are letters requesting that criminals arrested in Ala. be returned to other states for prosecution and letters informing the Governor that criminals wanted in Ala. have been arrested in other states but will be returned to Ala. for prosecution. This file includes information concerning William Birdwell; an escaped convicted murderer, and Thomas Dixon alias Thomas Davis convicted of passing counterfeit bank notes in Ga.

ArchivalResource: Originals: 1 folder.Copies: One microfilm reel.

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Davis, Thomas C. Thomas C. Davis letters [manuscript], 1850-1856.

Title: Thomas C. Davis letters [manuscript], 1850-1856.

Letters from Thomas C. to his children and Nancy A. Davis, 20 September 1850-6 March 1856, regarding his hopes for moving to Oregon and his participation in the Yakima Indian War as a member of the Yamhill Volunteers.

ArchivalResource: .02 cubic feet (1 folder)

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St. James's chronicle. Minute books of St. James's chronicle (London, England), 1761- 1815 [manuscript].

Title: Minute books of St. James's chronicle (London, England), 1761- 1815 [manuscript].

Three volumes of records which supply information about the running of the newspaper over a period of fifty-four years. Volume 1 contains a copy of the Articles of Agreement, 1761, signed by the proprietors and printers, including Bonnell Thornton, Ralph Griffiths, Thomas Becket, Thomas Davis, Robert Davis, Lockyer Davis, Christopher Henderson, Thomas Lounds, William Jackson, Henry Baldwin, George Colman, and John Berkenhout, and setting forth the plan of organization (21 p.). Volume 1 also contains the minutes of general meetings of the proprietors and committee meeting minutes, 1761-1775. The minutes show date and place of each meeting, names of persons present, business transacted, financial reports, and shareholders added to and subtracted from the group at various times. Volumes 2 and 3 contain minutes and other records of the newspaper's proprietors, 1775-1815.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

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Georgia. Governor. Thomas Davis land grants and plats, 1794.

Title: Thomas Davis land grants and plats, 1794.

This collection consists of land grants issued by the state of Georgia to Thomas Davis, all for 1,000 acres of land in Washington County, Georgia. They are signed by George Mathews, Governor, and by the Secretary of the Executive Department and dated November 6, 1794. Most of the grants have attached plats and pendant seals. They are in poor condition.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (.50 cubic feet)

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Massachusetts. Treasury Dept. Notices from the Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts to the Select Men or Assessors of Northampton, 1758-1794.

Title: Notices from the Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts to the Select Men or Assessors of Northampton, 1758-1794.

Notices from the Massachusetts Treasurer and Receiver-General to the Select Men or Assessors of the town of Northampton detailing taxes due and the means for tax assessment. Covers the period of 1758 through 1794. Notices dated 1758-1774 are issued and signed by Harrison Gray; notices dated 1775-1782 are issued and signed by Henry Gardner; notices dated 1782-1786 are issued and signed by Thomas Ivers; notices dated 1788-1791 are issued and signed by Alexander Hodgdon; notices dated 1793-1794 are issued and signed by Thomas Davis.

ArchivalResource: 33 items ; 45 cm. or smaller.

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Davis, James C. James Clark Davis letters, 1937-1947.

Title: James Clark Davis letters, 1937-1947.

This collection consists mostly of letters written to James' mother, Ava M. Davis. Many are written by James when he was in boot camp, radioman school and on board the USS Indianapolis. There are also letters to James' father, Thomas and his sister, JoAnn. There is a photograph of Robert Findley, friend of James Clark.

ArchivalResource: 8 manuscript folders, 1 photograph folder.

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Sargent, Winthrop, 1753-1820. Winthrop Sargent papers, 1755-1865.

Title: Winthrop Sargent papers, 1755-1865.

Includes personal papers, diary, and executive journal of the Northwest Territory; together with Sargents plantation business and other affairs after his dismissal as governor of the Mississippi Territory in 1801.

ArchivalResource: 6 linear ft. (1 wallet, 11 microfilm reel)

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Gilson, S. S. (Samuel Smith), 1843-1917. Papers 1840-1918.

Title: Papers 1840-1918.

Papers include a correspondence, a diary, essays and publications, newsclippings and other sundry items primarily documenting Gilson's Civil War service and his friendship with Dr. Thomas Davis, a Presbyterian minister; classmate of Gilson at Jefferson College (Cannonsburg, Pa.)

ArchivalResource: .20 linear ft.

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Vol. V (ff. 228). 1733-1843.includes:ff. 1, 40, 49, 51, 66 William Brockman, d 1742 of Beachborough,in Newington-next-Hythe; MP; JP: Correspondence with his son, James: 1719-1737.ff. 1-203 passim James Brockman, d 1767 of Beachborough: Correspon..., 1733-1843

Title: Vol. V (ff. 228). 1733- 1843.includes:ff. 1, 40, 49, 51, 66 William Brockman, d 1742 of Beachborough,in Newington-next-Hythe; MP; JP: Correspondence with his son, James: 1719-1737.ff. 1-203 passim James Brockman, d 1767 of Beachborough: Correspon... 1733-1843

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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Pannill, Wm. (William). Account books for Orange County, Va. [manuscript], 1784-1833.

Title: Account books for Orange County, Va. [manuscript], 1784-1833.

Contain entries, 1784-1800 and 1831-1833, for general merchandise, a considerable amount for tanning leather, shoemaking, and blacksmithing.

ArchivalResource: 1 reel: positive; 35 mm.

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Jenkin, Joseph. Bond for 10 pounds, 1728 June 8 [n.p.], to Samuel Merry, Dover, N.H.

Title: Bond for 10 pounds, 1728 June 8 [n.p.], to Samuel Merry, Dover, N.H.

ArchivalResource: 1 p. 21 cm.

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Gillespie, James A. James A. Gillespie and family papers, 1776-1928 (bulk 1840-1890).

Title: James A. Gillespie and family papers, 1776-1928 (bulk 1840-1890).

The collection includes plantation records, business papers, and correspondence of the Gillespie family and business and personal papers of the Davis family. The earliest papers relate to the Davis family and include agreements and deeds between Joshua and David Davis for sales of slaves (1776); bills and receipts for purchases by Joshua Davis; and letters to Mrs. Sally Gardner Davis from her family in North Carolina (1807-1811). Bills, receipts, and two letters from Thomas Affleck are addressed to Thomas Davis. A letter (1857) by Sarah Davis mentions visits of John Purvis and Nancy Marley. Papers (1825-1850) include land deeds and land grants of James A. Gillespie and his brother John. A contract (1830) mentions land bordered on the north by property of Sarah Davis. One item documents the gift of several slaves by James Gillespie to his daughter, Mary E. Winston. Papers (1860-1880) document the management of the Hollywood and Indian Village plantations and include a lease of the Indian Village Plantation to the firm Hoyt, Sprague & Company of New York (1865). The plantation was subsequently leased to Anna G. Haydon (1867) and to Wm. Jett & Company (1872-1875). Contracts with laborers and tenants (1864-1901) document days worked, pay, and food rations received by laborers on plantations owned by the Gillespie family. A labor contract of Thomas Davis (1867) records labor on the Beechland Plantation. Correspondence of the Gillespie family includes a letter of John Gillespie describing conditions in Tennessee (1866); a letter from I.W. Paxton describing conditions in England (1867); letters discussing plantation and financial matters; and a letter (1879) mentioning the death of James Gillespie, with a copy of his last will (1873). Papers post 1880 chiefly relate to Jane Gillespie and her management of the plantations. Diaries of James Gillespie (1851-1861) describe working conditions on the Hollywood, Indian Village, Sligo, Egypt, and Mantua plantations. Record books (1843-1894) list household expenses, sales of produce, names of slaves and laborers and record wages paid and amounts of work done. The collection contains photographs (chiefly portraits, including one ambrotype), maps, plats, and printed items including sheet music, fashion publications, a pamphlet, and German language materials.

ArchivalResource: 1,149 items.20 v.

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Davis, Thomas. Quit claim deed of Thomas Davis 1829.

Title: Quit claim deed of Thomas Davis 1829.

Quit claim deed from 1829.

ArchivalResource: .05 linear ft.

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Records of merchants engaged in foreign trade, 1772-1920 (inclusive) [microform].

Title: Records of merchants engaged in foreign trade, 1772-1920 (inclusive) [microform].

Records, chiefly account books and letter books, of the following merchants: Jacob and William Wildes of Arundel, Me., 1772-1815; Thomas and William Davis of Plymouth, Mass., 1782-1805; Richard S. Smith of Philadelphia, Pa., 1792-1811; a Hanseatic merchant of Bergen, Norway, 1795; Elias Smith of Montreal, Canada, 1799-1800; George A. Cushing of Havana, Cuba and Boston, Mass., 1799-1802; A.P. Gibson and Company of New York City, 1816-1818; Arthur Hall of Bath, Me., 1821-1829; John Fox of Portland, Me. and the brig Fountain, 1823-1825; George W. Claflin, location unspecified, 1835; W.W. Woodbury of Portland, Me., 1847-1853; John McCracken of New York City, 1852-1881; E. Perkins and Son of Kennebunkport, Me., 1854-1872; Gideon Nye, Jr. of Macao and Canton, China, 1858-1898; William J. Blydenburgh of New York City and Shanghai, China, 1864-1876; Charles W. Dabney and Sons of Fayal (Azores), 1864-1898; and Hudson Bay Company, Martens Falls Post, Canada, 1865-1920. Also included is a photostat copy of the letter book of Houqua of Canton, China, 1841-1843; microfilm of despatches from the United States consul in Manila, Philippines to Washington, 1864; and a report on imports of cotton goods at the port of New York, 1909-1910.

ArchivalResource: ca. 6 linear ft. (31 v., 13 boxes, 1 envelope)Copies: 2 microfilm reels.

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Records of merchants engaged in foreign trade, 1772-1920 (inclusive).

Title: Records of merchants engaged in foreign trade, 1772-1920 (inclusive).

Records, chiefly account books and letter books, of the following merchants: Jacob and William Wildes of Arundel, Me., 1772-1815; Thomas and William Davis of Plymouth, Mass., 1782-1805; Richard S. Smith of Philadelphia, Pa., 1792-1811; a Hanseatic merchant of Bergen, Norway, 1795; Elias Smith of Montreal, Canada, 1799-1800; George A. Cushing of Havana, Cuba and Boston, Mass., 1799-1802; A.P. Gibson and Company of New York City, 1816-1818; Arthur Hall of Bath, Me., 1821-1829; John Fox of Portland, Me. and the brig Fountain, 1823-1825; George W. Claflin, location unspecified, 1835; W.W. Woodbury of Portland, Me., 1847-1853; John McCracken of New York City, 1852-1881; E. Perkins and Son of Kennebunkport, Me., 1854-1872; Gideon Nye, Jr. of Macao and Canton, China, 1858-1898; William J. Blydenburgh of New York City and Shanghai, China, 1864-1876; Charles W. Dabney and Sons of Fayal (Azores), 1864-1898; and Hudson Bay Company, Martens Falls Post, Canada, 1865-1920. Also included is a photostat copy of the letter book of Houqua of Canton, China, 1841-1843; microfilm of despatches from the United States consul in Manila, Philippines to Washington, 1864; and a report on imports of cotton goods at the port of New York, 1909-1910.

ArchivalResource: ca. 6 linear ft. (31 v., 13 boxes, 1 envelope)

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Mortgage, ca. 1800.

Title: Mortgage, ca. 1800.

Conditions of a mortgage sale of the property of Thomas Davis; Jarvis Frost is the holder of the mortgage.

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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HEATH AND VERNEY PAPERS. Vol. XXX (ff. 131). Surveys, rentals and papers rel. to the manors of Broadway and Pointington, co. Som., belonging to Sir Robert Heath and the Barons Willoughby de Broke, 14th cent., 1512-1812. At the end (f. 131) is a lette..., 1300-1812

Title: HEATH AND VERNEY PAPERS. Vol. XXX (ff. 131). Surveys, rentals and papers rel. to the manors of Broadway and Pointington, co. Som., belonging to Sir Robert Heath and the Barons Willoughby de Broke, 14th cent., 1512-1812. At the end (f. 131) is a lette... 1300-1812

ArchivalResource: 1 item

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Davis, Thomas C. Cane [realia].

Title: Cane [realia]. 1921

Wooden cane is octagonal with a handle at a forty-degree angle. There is an inlay along the cane with various shapes including diamonds, a knife, a pipe, a gun, a heart, a hammer, a bird, a sword, a hand, three links of chain, a cane, and a shield with stripes and stars. The words "W.G. Harding / Pres / U.S.A. 1921" appear along the body of the cane in script. The letters "T / D" also appear along one of the cane facets. The tip of the cane is brass with a threaded end. Thomas C. Davis made the cane in 1921.

ArchivalResource: 1 item : brown, red ; 92 cm high, 11 cm wide, 3 cm deep.

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Vermont Historical Society. Green Mountain Chronicles oral history transcriptions, 1981-1989 (bulk: 1987-1988).

Title: Green Mountain Chronicles oral history transcriptions, 1981-1989 (bulk: 1987-1988).

The transcriptions in this collection represent interviews of approximately 42 individuals conducted primarily in 1987 and 1988 by Mark Greenberg, Mary Kasamatsu, Eleanor Ott, and Tom Davis in preparation for a radio series entitled "Green Mountain Chronicles." The series of 52 five-minute programs was broadcast by commercial and public radio stations throughout the state in late 1988 and early 1989. The earliest interview in the collection was conducted in 1981; the latest was in 1989. The goal of the radio series was to tell the history of Vermont in the twentieth century using archival sound recordings and recent interviews. The project was undertaken by the Vermont Historical Society in celebration of its 150th anniversary in 1988 and was funded by a $14,000 grant from the Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues with additional support from New England Telephone Company. The repository does not own the tapes from which the transcriptions in this collection were made; it does own tapes of the final "Green Mountain Chronicle" radio broadcasts.

ArchivalResource: 2 linear ft. (2 boxes)

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Webster, Daniel, 1782-1852. Letter, to Abraham Green Stevens, Franklin, N.H.

Title: Letter, to Abraham Green Stevens, Franklin, N.H.

Requests him to extend hospitality to Thomas Davis.

ArchivalResource: 1 letter ; 25 cm.

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Winslow, John, 1703-1774. [Bill of sale and certificate, 1769, 1772].

Title: [Bill of sale and certificate, 1769, 1772].

Sale of the sloop Dolphin from John Winslow and Lucy Bourn, both of Marshfield, administrators of the estate of Rouse Bourn, to Thomas Davis, Isaac and Thomas Lothrop, all of Plymouth dated 7 June 1769. Includes certificate of John Winslow dated Marshfield November 4th 1772.

ArchivalResource: 2 DS ; 20-23 cm.

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Davis, Isaac, Jr., d. 1834. Papers of Isaac Davis, 1775-1850.

Title: Papers of Isaac Davis, 1775-1850.

Papers of Isaac Davis, Sr., Isaac Davis, Jr., and Thomas Davis, include an 1803 journal kept by Isaac Davis, Jr. detailing the number of miles covered each day on his journey to Kentucky; correspondence discussing family news, business transactions, local politics in early nineteenth century Orange, Madison, Culpeper, Greene, and Rappahannock counties, Va., and opinions concerning the War of 1812. Legal records include copies of land deeds and surveys for land in Orange, Albemarle, Madison, Culpeper, Greene, Rappahannock counties, Va., and Montgomery County, Ky., wills of Orange County, Va., residents, subpoenas, indictments, and claims for Revolutionary War pensions; receipts for household and personal purchases, many for the milling of grain; and a shop journal recording the shoeing of horses and repair of equestrian equipment.

ArchivalResource: 822 items.

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Smith, Stanley, 1869-1941. Stanley Smith papers, 1781-1936.

Title: Stanley Smith papers, 1781-1936.

Personal correspondence, 1918-1936.

ArchivalResource: 3 boxes.

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