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Boyce, Thomas J. (Thomas Jefferson), d. 1853. Diaries and journals, 1783-1937.

Title: Diaries and journals, 1783-1937.

Diaries and journals, of New Jersey residents, unless otherwise noted: Thomas Boyce, sailmaker; Louisa Halsey Canfield, of Morris County; Jennie (Allen) Casterline, of Morris County; Sarah M. Cooke; Theodore T. Dorman, of Montclair; John Force, of Caldwell, traveling in the Ohio Valley; Jemima (Condict) Harrison, of Essex County; Albert M. Holbrook, cloth cutter, of Newark; Josephine Knowland, of Plainfield (later Mrs. Louis Ellsworth Laflin); Joseph Lewis, lawyer and Revolutionary commissary; John Ogden, Jr., of Newark; Daniel Roberts, journeyman dyer, of Litchfield, Conn.; Fred Stickel; Ellen M. and Jabez Tichenor, of Newark; and an anonymous Somerset County foxhunter.

ArchivalResource: 15 v.

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Boyce, Thomas J. (Thomas Jefferson), d. 1853. Journal, 1829-1852 1829-1839.

Title: Journal, 1829-1852 1829-1839.

Thomas Jefferson Boyce kept this journal from 1829-1852, with bulk dates of 1829-1839, during his time of service aboard the Peacock, St. Louis, and North Carolina. The journal has daily entries noting the weather, who came aboard the ship, which ships were spotted, destinations, and tasks performed. Since Boyce was a sail maker he spent most of his time repairing sails and awnings. A copy of The Complaint and Petition of Thomas Jefferson Boyce for Twenty Years a Sail Maker in the United States Navy is included in the journal. This complaint documents Boyce's troubles with the commander of the Navy Yard in New York City and pleads with the government to review his case and reinstate him.

ArchivalResource: 0.1 linear feet (1 volume)

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Boyce, Thomas J. (Thomas Jefferson), d. 1853. Journal, 1829-1852 1829-1839.

Title: Journal, 1829-1852 1829-1839.

Thomas Jefferson Boyce kept this journal from 1829-1852, with bulk dates of 1829-1839, during his time of service aboard the Peacock, St. Louis, and North Carolina. The journal has daily entries noting the weather, who came aboard the ship, which ships were spotted, destinations, and tasks performed. Since Boyce was a sail maker he spent most of his time repairing sails and awnings. A copy of The Complaint and Petition of Thomas Jefferson Boyce for Twenty Years a Sail Maker in the United States Navy is included in the journal. This complaint documents Boyce's troubles with the commander of the Navy Yard in New York City and pleads with the government to review his case and reinstate him.

ArchivalResource: 0.1 linear feet (1 volume)

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