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Pintard, Lewis, 1732-1818. Letter book, 1795 Nov.-1799 Jan.

Title: Letter book, 1795 Nov.-1799 Jan.

Letter book, 1795 Nov.-1799 Jan., containing copies of letters written by Lewis Pintard from New Rochelle and New York to various firms and associates.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (176 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/58774943 View

Pickman, Benjamin, 1740-1819. Pickman-Walcott family papers, 1694-1895

Title: Pickman-Walcott family papers, 1694-1895

Papers of the Pickman and Walcott families, 1694-1895, consist primarily of business papers of Salem, Mass. merchant and loyalist Benjamin Pickman, including the records of trading voyages and accounts made to the West Indies on the schooner Olive under Captain Timothy Wellman, Jr. Also includes correspondence from Wellman regarding prices of goods and purchases made in Petit-Goave, ship cargo and accounts; and estate papers of family members.

ArchivalResource: 1 box and 1 oversize box.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/62187230 View

Hannah (Brigantine). Hannah (Brigantine) logbook, 1799.

Title: Hannah (Brigantine) logbook, 1799.

This incomplete logbook of the brigantine Hannah details a shipping voyage from Salem, Mass. to London and Bengal, India, Jan.-May 1799. The brigantine's home port was Salem; the owners were Benjamin Pickman and Joseph and Nathaniel Lee; the master was William Wyman. The logbook includes portrait illustrations; equipment and supplies aboard ship, specifically provisions; and problems, exercises, etc., in geometry.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/52965664 View

Pickman family. Papers, 1772-1787.

Title: Papers, 1772-1787.

Photostatic copies of family correspondence and a 1772 genealogy of the Pickman family. Most letters were written in London during the American Revolution by loyalist Benjamin Pickman to his family in Salem, Mass. Includes one letter by Pickman's wife Mary T. Pickman and one by his mother Love R. Pickman. Collection also includes an anonymous letter about ferry rates on the Merrimack River in 1787.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38515491 View

Amory, Francis, 1766-1845. Karolik-Codman family papers, 1714-1964

Title: Karolik-Codman family papers, 1714-1964

The Karolik-Codman papers consist of the interrelated Amory and Codman families of Salem and Boston, Massachusetts specifically those of merchants and real estate investors John Amory, Henry Codman, and John Amory Codman. The collection consists of family and business correspondence, financial material, genealogical information, diaries, estate papers, account books, recipe books, commonplace books, newspaper clippings, and printed material. The remainder of the collection relates to Martha Catherine Codman and her husband Maxim Karolik's career as a musician and art collector including correspondence, business papers, sound recordings, slides, and newspaper clippings documenting many of his activities. Also included are expense books and account books of Boston merchant and goldsmith Rufus Greene, 1728-1777; a copy of the diary of Catherine Green Amory, 1775-1776; photostatic copies of correspondence of Salem merchant and loyalist Benjamin Pickman to his family while he was living in England during the Revolution; historical materials including the letterbook and account book of William Fisher, 1761-1770 and the rent and account books of Benjamin Lamphear, 1803-1848; and genealogical material relating to the Amory, Cartwright, Codman, Derby, Greene, Robison, Rogers, and Willard families collected by Martha Pickman Rogers Codman and her daughter Martha Catherine Codman Karolik. Some family correspondents include Mary Amory Bethune, Francis Amory, Thomas Robison, Richard Cartwright, Hannah Codman, Stephen Codman, Joseph Bennett, John Codman, and Ogden Codman, Jr.

ArchivalResource: 32 boxes, 34 vols, 3 oversize boxes, and 10 offsite storage boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/262555741 View

Pickman, Benjamin, 1763-1843. Papers, 1679-1923

Title: Benjamin Pickman (1763-1843) Papers, 1679-1923.

The bulk of the Benjamin Pickman (1763-1843) Papers, reflects the shipping and personal activities of Benjamin Pickman (1763-1843), a prosperous shipping merchant who traded with India, China, the East and West Indies, and Europe. The collection also contains shipping and business papers of Benjamin's father, Benjamin Pickman (1740-1819); real estate and business papers of his brother William Pickman (1774-1857); and shipping, business, and personal papers of other family members and relatives.

ArchivalResource: 10 boxes, 36 volumes (9.5 linear feet).

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Pickman, Benjamin, 1740-1819. Diaries, 1779-1815.

Title: Diaries, 1779-1815.

Typescripts of three diaries which were copied from papers and Bible in possession of Mary Pickman Loring. The first was kept from April 11, 1779 to Sept. 20, 1880 while in Bristol, England. At beginning of diary: This book is the gift of Mr. William Routh, printer in Bristol, 1779. The second was kept from Jan. 1, 1783 to Dec. 31, 1784 while in England. The third was kept from Jan. 1, 1814 to June 25, 1815 while in Massachusetts. Towns of Beverly, Andover, and Boston are mentioned. Also mentioned are Gayton and Dudley Pickman, Sally and Isaac Osgood, and Parson Loring. The diaries relate to political events in America and in Europe, daily activities, and dining companions.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (4, 20, 5 leaves ; 27 cm.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56323103 View