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Peirce, John N. Letters, 1872-1874.

Title: Letters, 1872-1874.

Personal letters from Robert W. Peirce to his son John. Subjects include interests in relatives and friends; agriculture concerns, including methods of planting and the effects of weather on crops; a flood; financial matters, including debts, scarcity of money, the will of a deceased relative; and illness. There is one reference to a Quarterly Meeting and friends from Iowa, possibly Quakers.

ArchivalResource: 5 items.

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Records of wholesale merchants, 1761-1906 (inclusive).

Title: Records of wholesale merchants, 1761-1906 (inclusive).

Various types of records, including account books, ledgers, and letter books, of merchants engaged in domestic wholesale marketing: Ebenezer Storer, Jr. of Boston, Mass., 1761-1788; Alexander Hill of Boston, 1769-1775; Robert Grant and Company of Boston, 1775-1776; Daniel Parker of Watertown, Mass., 1781-1783; an unidentified merchant of Philadelphia, Pa., 1785-1786; Goodman Morris of Halifax, N.S., 1786-1795; Appleton Prentiss of Boston, 1786-1797; Prince Gardner of Nantucket, Mass., 1788-1798; John Gregory of Boston, 1789-1795; an unidentified merchant, probably of Boston, 1793-1797; Edward and Michael Toppan of Boston, 1817-1824; John Fairfield of Boston, 1822-1826; John P. Lathrop and Company of Demerara, British Guiana, 1823-1824; Joshua C. Oliver and Company of Philadelphia, 1823-1831; an unidentified leather dealer of New York, 1828-1835; Abraham Bell and Company of New York, 1831-1844; Waterson, Pray and Company of Boston, 1832-1833; Benjamin Winslow of Boston, 1832-1834; French and Greeley of Bangor, Me., 1834-1838; Griggs and Weld of Boston, 1835-1848; Samuel Bigelow of Boston, 1836-1837; John K. Pickering of Portsmouth, N.H., 1837-1841; Hatch and Fearing of Boston, 1838-1839; N.F. Cunningham and Company of Boston, 1841-1851; James Morris Whiton of Boston, 1843-1906; Ghriskey and Caldwell of Philadelphia, 1849-1859; George Hussey of New Bedford, Mass., 1850-1871; and John B. Peirce of Lynn, Mass. and Boston, 1852-1854. Also records of: Williams and Rodgers of Boston, 1852-1854; Gilbert, Palmer and Company of Boston, 1854-1855; H.W. Bates and Son of Boston, 1857; J. and D. Miller of Portland, Me., 1857-1864; W. and J.G. Flint of Milwaukee, Wis., 1858-1862; John S. Fleek of Newark, Ohio, 1862-1895; L.C. Chase and Company of Boston, 1865-1879; an unidentified merchant of Richmond, Va., 1866-1867; Joseph Pope of Spencer, Mass., 1867-1871; and James Stillman of New York, 1867-1871.

ArchivalResource: ca. 9 linear ft. (53 v., 7 boxes, 1 folder)Copies: 4 microfilm reels.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17266506 View

Peirce, John. Papers, 1795 April 22.

Title: Papers, 1795 April 22.

Letter, April 22, 1795, from Capt. John Peirce, Fort Washington, O., to Major John Mills, Fort Greenville, O., relating to sending escorts for supplies.

ArchivalResource: 1 item, 1 p.

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Records of wholesale merchants, 1761-1906 (inclusive) [microform].

Title: Records of wholesale merchants, 1761-1906 (inclusive) [microform].

Various types of records, including account books, ledgers, and letter books, of merchants engaged in domestic wholesale marketing: Ebenezer Storer, Jr. of Boston, Mass., 1761-1788; Alexander Hill of Boston, 1769-1775; Robert Grant and Company of Boston, 1775-1776; Daniel Parker of Watertown, Mass., 1781-1783; an unidentified merchant of Philadelphia, Pa., 1785-1786; Goodman Morris of Halifax, N.S., 1786-1795; Appleton Prentiss of Boston, 1786-1797; Prince Gardner of Nantucket, Mass., 1788-1798; John Gregory of Boston, 1789-1795; an unidentified merchant, probably of Boston, 1793-1797; Edward and Michael Toppan of Boston, 1817-1824; John Fairfield of Boston, 1822-1826; John P. Lathrop and Company of Demerara, British Guiana, 1823-1824; Joshua C. Oliver and Company of Philadelphia, 1823-1831; an unidentified leather dealer of New York, 1828-1835; Abraham Bell and Company of New York, 1831-1844; Waterson, Pray and Company of Boston, 1832-1833; Benjamin Winslow of Boston, 1832-1834; French and Greeley of Bangor, Me., 1834-1838; Griggs and Weld of Boston, 1835-1848; Samuel Bigelow of Boston, 1836-1837; John K. Pickering of Portsmouth, N.H., 1837-1841; Hatch and Fearing of Boston, 1838-1839; N.F. Cunningham and Company of Boston, 1841-1851; James Morris Whiton of Boston, 1843-1906; Ghriskey and Caldwell of Philadelphia, 1849-1859; George Hussey of New Bedford, Mass., 1850-1871; and John B. Peirce of Lynn, Mass. and Boston, 1852-1854. Also records of: Williams and Rodgers of Boston, 1852-1854; Gilbert, Palmer and Company of Boston, 1854-1855; H.W. Bates and Son of Boston, 1857; J. and D. Miller of Portland, Me., 1857-1864; W. and J.G. Flint of Milwaukee, Wis., 1858-1862; John S. Fleek of Newark, Ohio, 1862-1895; L.C. Chase and Company of Boston, 1865-1879; an unidentified merchant of Richmond, Va., 1866-1867; Joseph Pope of Spencer, Mass., 1867-1871; and James Stillman of New York, 1867-1871.

ArchivalResource: ca. 9 linear ft. (53 v., 7 boxes, 1 folder)Copies: 4 microfilm reels.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269587331 View

Currie, W. Ralph. 1904-. Oral history interview with W. Ralph Currie, 1988. Transcript. / by Gabrielle Morris, University of California, Berkeley for the State Government Oral History Program, California State Archives.

Title: Oral history interview with W. Ralph Currie, 1988. Transcript. / by Gabrielle Morris, University of California, Berkeley for the State Government Oral History Program, California State Archives.

Currie's oral history describes development of California Department of Finance revenue forecasting methods, 1936-1968, including population forecasting, other economic studies; legislative revenue and taxation committees; budget preparation and financial concerns of Governors Earl Warren, Edmund G. Brown, Sr., Ronald Reagan; directors of finance Arlin Stockburger, James Dean, John Peirce, Hale Champion, Gordon Paul Smith, and Caspar Weinberger; Assemblyman Thomas MacBride.

ArchivalResource: 63 p. of typescript.

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Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Bound Manuscript Collection, 1301-1928 (bulk 1515-1928).

Title: Bound Manuscript Collection, 1301-1928 (bulk 1515-1928).

The APTS bound manuscripts collection includes Spanish cartas ejecutorias, sermons, lectures, various documents, and music scores. Series I, Sermons and Religious Manuscripts, comprises nearly a third of the collection and includes collected sermons and religious essays from the 17th to the 19th century. Series II, Spanish Language Manuscripts, contains an important group of 14 cartas ejecutorias dating primarily from the 16th and 17th centuries. Other early Spanish documents are also represented in the series. Series III, Other Manuscripts, is a miscellaneous assortment of material ranging from a royal privilege of 14th century Castile to 17th century British legal documents and 20th century poetry. The series represents nearly a half of the entire collection. Series IV, Music Manuscripts, includes a group of late 19th century scores in Hebrew by Eduard and Herman Darewski, together with vocal music scores in western languages written between the 17th century and 1829.

ArchivalResource: 23 boxes (10 linear feet).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/123574342 View