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Hunt and Greenleafe. Letterbook, 1747-1749.

Title: Letterbook, 1747-1749.

Letterbook, 7 November 1747-27 May 1749, with a list of letters sent.Isaac Greenleafe and John Hunt are mentioned.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. ; 37 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/86102580 View

Heath, Edward, 1612-1669. [Letters to Sir John and Sir Edward Heath]

Title: [Letters to Sir John and Sir Edward Heath] [1667-1671]

A collection of 5 letters and 1 separate address leaf written to Sir John Heath and Sir Edward Heath, the sons of Sir Robert Heath. The letters from Thomas Foster, John Hunt and William Vanbrugh concern business matters, but the letter from Alexander Noel concerns the legal case of a carpenter named Daniel Sicklyn who lived on the Heaths' estate in Cotesmore. One letter from Vanbrugh has Edward Heath's response written on an integral leaf.

ArchivalResource: 6 items ; 150-237 mm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/436802248 View

Hunt, John. Autograph letter signed : Edinburgh, to Madame [Blaze de Bury], 1859 Oct. 26.

Title: Autograph letter signed : Edinburgh, to Madame [Blaze de Bury], 1859 Oct. 26.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (2 p.) ; (8vo)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270880533 View

Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859. Autograph letter signed : Florence, to Mr. John Hunt, 1823 Dec. 11.

Title: Autograph letter signed : Florence, to Mr. John Hunt, 1823 Dec. 11.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269524865 View

Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859. Autograph letter signed : Albaro, to Mr. John Hunt, 1823 Jan. 9.

Title: Autograph letter signed : Albaro, to Mr. John Hunt, 1823 Jan. 9.

Beginning "My dear Brother."

ArchivalResource: 1 item (2 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269521806 View

Hunt, Jon G. Jon G. Hunt collection.

Title: Jon G. Hunt collection.

This collection consists of the diaries of John Hunt, a farmer in Benzie County, Mich. Includes material on daily occurances, plantings, expenses, men hired, and general farm life. The diaries cover various dates, beginning in Mar. 1863? and ending in Aug. 1917.

ArchivalResource: .5 cu. ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/41287165 View

Hunt, John. Knights errant: typescript, 1981.

Title: Knights errant: typescript, 1981.

Clean typescript, copyrighted 1981.

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (107 leaves) ; 28 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122596817 View

New Jersey boxes, 1700-1888.

Title: New Jersey boxes, 1700-1888.

Deeds, petitions, accounts, and assorted land, legal, and other documents, 1700-1888, pertaining to properties, organizations, and persons in the state of New Jersey.

ArchivalResource: .9 linear ft. (2 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/58779876 View

Hunt, John. Diary [manuscript].

Title: Diary [manuscript]. 1968.

Diary of John Hunt, Fiji Islands, 7 January 1839 - 4 August 1841. Includes anecdotes of natives, p184-6.

ArchivalResource: 2.3cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/223760776 View

Clough, John, fl. 16th cent.,. Registrum brevium, ca. 1405.

Title: Registrum brevium, ca. 1405.

A book of writs, the first by John de Wethorp against W. de M. for land in Nottinghamshire, tested 3 Oct. 5 Henry IV (?). Preceded by an index.

ArchivalResource: 238 leaves : vellum ; 27 x 19 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/78147793 View

Mathews, John Joseph, 1895-1979. Papers, 1921-1979.

Title: Papers, 1921-1979.

Author. Correspondence (1923-1979), diaries (1921-1978), manuscripts and drawings by Osage historian and author John Joseph Mathews. The collection also contains newspaper clippings, biographical material, sound recordings of an interview with Mathews and of Mathews' diaries, as well as Mathews' personal library of books.

ArchivalResource: 8 ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/65221644 View

Ridley, Matthew, 1746-1789. Matthew Ridley papers II, 1754-1881.

Title: Matthew Ridley papers II, 1754-1881.

Personal, business, and family papers of Matthew Ridley, 1754-1881, of Maryland and France, a merchant and agent in Europe for the state of Maryland during the Revolution. Personal papers include two letterbooks of retained copies of outgoing correspondence, Sept 1776-June 1778 and May-Aug 1782, discussing politics and trade during the Revolution; correspondence with his first and second wives, Nancy Richardson Ridley and Catherine Livingston Ridley; correspondence with his mother and sister, Frances Huttson and Jane Huttson Sears; correspondence with Robert Morris discussing the education of their sons; and correspondence with John Jay (including sixteen typescripts) regarding French and Dutch reactions to the Revolution. Ridley's business papers, 1773-89, include two account books, 1771-75 and 1776-77; correspondence and accounts with Mark Pringle, John Hunt, William Russell, Thomas Peters, John Holker, and other merchants, 1773-89; and records concerning Ridley's estate, 1789-1804. Family papers include letters received by Nancy Richardson Ridley; letters received by Catherine Livingston Ridley from various correspondents including siblings Margaret Livingston, Henry Brockholst Livingston, Susanna Livingston Symmes, and brother-in-law John Jay, Robert and Mary White Morris, and Gouverneur Morris, 1770s-1812; letters received by daughter Susan Anne Livingston Ridley Sedgwick from her aunt, Susanna Livingston Symmes, 1802-36; letters received by son Essex Sherbourne Ridley; and a daybook kept by Essex, Nov 1795-Nov 1796. Collection also includes ship accounts for Captain Archibald Kennedy including HMS Centaur, 1754-57; various Livingston family papers, 1760-1820; and a manuscript copy of a grammar text, Jan 1800.

ArchivalResource: 5 boxes and 1 oversize box.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/47443332 View

Byron, George Gordon Byron, Baron, 1788-1824. Collected papers, 1807-1832.

Title: Collected papers, 1807-1832.

Contains seven series: 1) Correspondence of Byron (Box 1, folders 1-4), consisting of letters to and from Lord Grey of Ruthin and to Francis Hodgson, Edward Noel Long, and John Murray; 2) Writings of Byron (Box 1, folders 5-7), consisting of a manuscript draft of a verse translation of Anacreon and a bound copy of a printed response to a magazine article, with three manuscript pages bound in; 3) Correspondence of Others (Box 1, folders 8-13), consisting of letters from the Contessa di Guiccioli and Lady Caroline Lamb to Lady Morgan, from Leigh Hunt to John Hunt, from Sir Walter Scott to Mrs. Charles Robert Maturin and Thomas Moore, and from Moore to an unidentified recipient; 4) Lithographs (Box 1, folders 14-15), of Byron and Sir Walter Scott; 5) two Sangorski & Sutcliffe display albums (Box 2), one of which contained the Grey of Ruthin correspondence and has a lock of Byron's hair in its cover and the other of which held the Guccioli, Lamb, and Gamba correspondence and has locks of hair and portraits of Byron, Guccioli, and Lamb in it; 6) Oversize Correspondence (Box 3, folders 16-17), consisting of an exchange of notes between Count Gamba and Byron and a letter from Byron to Hodgson; 7) Byron's Will, 1809 (Box 3, folder 18).

ArchivalResource: 3 boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/224450664 View

Ridley, Matthew, 1746-1789. Matthew Ridley papers, 1717-1812.

Title: Matthew Ridley papers, 1717-1812.

Personal, business, and family papers of merchant Matthew Ridley of Maryland and France, 1717-1812. Personal papers include correspondence between Matthew and his fiancě (and later wife) Nancy Richardson Ridley discussing, among other things, their son Essex, 1771-82; diaries kept by Ridley discussing everyday life in Maryland during the Revolutionary War, 1777-78; and diaries kept while living in France and Amsterdam and working as an agent for the state of Maryland, 1781-84. Business papers include correspondence between Ridley and other merchants such as Mark Pringle, John Hunt, William Russell, and John Holker, 1771-86; letterbooks containing copies of letters discussing the effect of the Revolutionary War on Maryland commerce; copies of letters discussing Ridley's work with the London firm Stewart and Campbell; and an account book, 1776-78. Collection also includes an unidentified notebook containing business records of a salt mill in Portsmouth, England, 1717; math lesson books kept by Matthew, 1761, and his son Essex, 1793; and correspondence between Ridley's second wife, Catherine Livingston Ridley and Essex, 1795-96, and between his daughter, Susan Ridley and her future husband Theodore Sedgwick, 1812.

ArchivalResource: 5 boxes and 11 cases.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/47213628 View

Hunt, Leigh, 1784-1859. Autograph letter signed : Postmarked Genoa, to Mr. John Hunt, 1822 Dec. 9.

Title: Autograph letter signed : Postmarked Genoa, to Mr. John Hunt, 1822 Dec. 9.

Beginning "My dear Henry."

ArchivalResource: 1 item (2 1/4 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269534116 View

Hunt, John. Knights errant: typescript, 1982.

Title: Knights errant: typescript, 1982.

Clean typescript, copyrighted 1982, labelled "December 1982, as performed at the Intar Theatre, New York City."

ArchivalResource: 1 volume (86 leaves) ; 28 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122531757 View

Hedberg, Hollis Dow, 1903-. [Hollis Hedberg papers]

Title: [Hollis Hedberg papers] 1903-1988.

ArchivalResource: 101 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/74908428 View

Pemberton family. Papers, 1641-1880.

Title: Papers, 1641-1880.

Papers of Phineas Pemberton, Israel Pemberton, Sr., Israel Pemberton, Jr., James Pemberton, John Pemberton, and their descendants, distinguished Quakers, prominent in the colonial affairs of Pennsylvania. The extensive correspondence maintained by the Pembertons with Friends in America, England, and other parts of the world, contains valuable material on the history of the Society of Friends. The major portion of the collection, papers for 1641-1702, relates chiefly to events during the lifetime of Phineas Pemberton, colonial social and economic conditions, religious intolerance and persecution, Quaker meetings, prominent personalities, etc. Papers, 1702-1774, include among others letters from Richard Partridge, agent in England for the Pennsylvania Assembly, to Chief Justice Kinsey of Pennsylvania; material on England's colonial policies; petitions addressed to the King; a memorial and protest against Parliament's strangulations of the iron industry in America; letters on the Scottish rebellion and the Spanish and French wars; data on commerce and shipping, London earthquakes; list of Friends' monthly meetings; information on the growing tension between England and the colonies. Papers, 1775-1783, record incidents of the Revolutionary period; war conditions in Providence, R. I.; Patrick Henry's insurrection in Williamsburg, Va.; the arrest of Quakers accused of disloyalty in Philadelphia; orders of the General Assembly; the occupation of Philadelphia by Howe's troops; prevailing economic conditions; a group of John Fothergill letters, 1740-1780, relates to political, social, and moral trends. Papers, 1783-1808, relate to Quaker monthly meetings; abolition of slavery; Indian peace measures; the Constitutional Assembly; presidential elections; United States controversies with France. Additional papers, 1681-1880, contain: memorandum book, 1768-1771; Pemberton receipt books, 1792-1798, 1807-1830; Thomas Parke diary of a journey from Philadelphia to London, 1771-1772; Thomas Clifford account book of cargoes at Bristol, 1789; John Pemberton's religious essays, n.d.; essays on religion and politics, 1814-1838; genealogical notes, 1880; commissions, parchment deeds, legal documents, 1656-1831, some of which bear the signatures of James Monroe, John Q. Adams, Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Van Buren; Philadelphia estates papers, 1684-1797, contain miscellaneous deeds, documents, and plats; New Jersey estates papers, 1683-1803, surveys, plats, indentures, etc.; Chester County estates papers, 1681-1795, surveys, deeds; Bucks County estates papers, 1689-1700; Maryland estates papers, 1657-1795, land patents, correspondence, etc.; biographical sketch of James Pemberton, and one of Phineas Pemberton, by James Pemberton, 1778; Shoemaker and Rawle letters, 1780-1821, family correspondence. Miscellaneous items completing the collection include: letters of John Hunt to Israel Pemberton, 1758-1764; miscellaneous papers of Thomas Clifford, 1764-1789; journals and diaries of John Pemberton, 1750-1795; "Notes of a journey through Scotland with John Pemberton and David Dusat," by Thomas Wilkinson, 1787; Some account of Last Journey of John Pemberton to the Highland and other parts of Scotland, by Thomas Wilkinson, 1811; A Testimony of the monthly meeting of Friends at Pyrmont, in Westphalia, Germany, concerning John Pemberton, 1798; 12 Poor Will's Pocket Almanacks, with manuscript marginal notes, 1782-1813; Joseph Pemberton memorandum book, 1798-1803; his receipts, rules and memoranda, 1801-1805; An Appeal to the Society of Friends on the Primitive Simplicity of the Christian Principles, 1801; Early Christian Instruction in the form of a dialogue between Mother and Child, 1807; An Epistle to the Members of the Religious Society of Friends, 1827; Plan of the Philadelphia Dispensary for the Medical Relief of the Poor, contains list of names of contributors, 1787; the Philadelphia Directory, 1800; "An Exact Copy of James Pemberton's Diary, 1777-1778." Additional miscellaneous items are: Rebecca Warner Rawle's diary, 1813; Excerpts of letters, sequel to the Friendly Association, 1872, containing marginal notes; Some chapters in the History of the Friendly Association, for Regaining and Preserving Peace with Indians, by Pacific Measures, by Samuel Parrish, 1877; and some additional items.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122524193 View

Doty, Hiram, 1913-1988,. Papers relating to Quaker history, 1756-1874.

Title: Papers relating to Quaker history, 1756-1874.

This collection includes original manuscripts collected by Hi Doty relating to early Quaker involvement in Indian affairs from 1756 to 1821 and the Friendly Association. Of particular interest are documents concerning the settlement at Oneida and the Treaty of Easton. Correspondents include Tedyuscung, Nathaniel Holland, Frederick Post, John Hunt, William Cooper, Israel Chapin, William Savery, James Pemberton, and Joseph Elkinton. Also included in the collection are several letters written by 19th century Quakers on a variety of topics. Among the latter are eight letters received by Joel and Hannah E. Bean.

ArchivalResource: 28 folders.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/31403448 View

Dracut (Mass.). Proprietors. [Petition, 1701 February 25], to the honorable council and Representatives of His Majesty's Province of Massachusetts Bay in New England in General Court assembled.

Title: [Petition, 1701 February 25], to the honorable council and Representatives of His Majesty's Province of Massachusetts Bay in New England in General Court assembled.

Handwritten copy of the petition by the Proprietors of part of the tract of land called Dracut (Samuel Sewall, Ephraim Hunt, Benjamin Walker, John Hunt and Jonathan Belcher) to establish the township of Dracut, Mass. Includes a note that the Council read, concured and consented to the petition on 26 February 1701.

ArchivalResource: 1 DS ; 31 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52339612 View