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Barnard, Edward. Letters [manuscript].

Title: Letters [manuscript].

Manuscript copies of letters from Barnard to Governor Darling, 1828, re affairs of the colony of New South Wales.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

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Various. 1996 Library Accessions, 1759-1996.

Title: 1996 Library Accessions, 1759-1996.

Accessions include: real estate tax bills from city of Salem, MA to estate of Edward Barnard (1996.002); miscellaneous papers such as sermons, cargo manifests, correspondence (one written in the French language), and printed treatises authored by residents of Essex County, MA (1996.008); manuscript papers pertaining to Daniel A. Kilham, a manufacturer of wood and paper boxes, of Beverly, MA, which include journals and transcripts of recollections of life abroad sailing vessels (1996.010); financial statements, invoices, etc. of the Salem Witch Trials Tercentenary Committee (1996.011); papers of George Bowker and the Bowker Block, Salem, MA (1996.014); two diaries of a male member of the Miltimore family of Newbury, MA and a collection of papers, primarily financial, pertaiing to Byfield Parish, Essex County, MA (1996.026); manuscript correspondence of Edward Daland Lovejoy, photostats of notes concerning Daland/Lovejoy family heirlooms, including portraits of John Tucker Daland and his wife (1996.027); copy of a master's thesis entitled "Voluntary Exile: Public and Private Life in the Early Republic Massachusetts, Elite, 1770-1820" (1996.028); recipe book of Sarah M. Parker (1996.030); genealogical information about the Curwen family of Salem, MA, including births, deaths, and marriages (1996.031); journal of the ship surgeon for the HMS Chesapeake, entitled "History of the Wounds in Action in the Attack on the Peiho Forts (China), June 25, 1829" (1996.035); receipts and invoices pertaining to the William F. Cloon Hardware Store of Marblehead, MA (1996.044); transcriptions of "Whence the Bronze Vikings" and "Journal of a Trip Through Polynesia" and correspondence between Donald Marshall and Dr. Leslie Leighton (1996.053); two albums of handpainted Chinese paintings on silk (1996.055); and photograph album of Salem, MA plus framed photographs of various sites in Salem (1996.058).

ArchivalResource: 15 accessions.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/664806076 View

Barnard Family. Barnard Family Papers, 1774-1863.

Title: Barnard Family Papers, 1774-1863.

Collection consists of letters to and from Benjamin, Edward, Thomas, Jr., Barnard; Robert Emery; and Samuel Lyman. Some letters are stored in bound volume, others found in envelope. Barnard genealogy in bound volume.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/648271248 View

Habersham family. Habersham family papers, 1712-1842.

Title: Habersham family papers, 1712-1842.

The collection consists primarily of manuscript copies of portions of James Habersham's letter books during 1771-1772 when he served as Acting Governor of Georgia. Also included is a manuscript copy of James Habersham's diary dated 1750-1751 and manuscript copies of indentures, letters, and ledgers of John Habersham, Joseph Habersham, Robert Habersham Jr., and Roland Hill compiled in a single letter book. The two letter books of James Habersham's letters contain duplicates. The letter book 2 (August 1771-October 1772) contains the most letters. Habersham's letters are addressed to: Earl of Hillsborough, George Galphin, Capt. James Edward Powell, Lord Charles Greville Montagu, Edward Barnard, William Tryon, John Daniel Hammerer, Joseph Maddock, John Pownall, James Jackson, Francis Williams, John Stuart, Peter Chester, Commissioners of Customs, William Knox, Commissioners for Trade and Plantations, John Moultrie, and Anthony Stokes. Three letters at the end of letter book 2 were written by John Habersham on behalf of his father. Many of James Habersham's letters in this collection were transcribed and published in the Colonial Records of the State of Georgia and Collections of the Georgia Historical Society: The Letters of Hon. James Habersham, 1756-1775. See the collection inventory for publication information and page numbers. Twenty-seven of the forty-nine letters are not published. James Habersham's diary contains entries regarding the arrival of French and German citizens in Georgia, the Rev. John Martin Bolzius, settlement at Ebenezer, Georgia, Trustees appointments, deaths and burials, letter to Capt. David Cutler Braddock, detailed information on cocoons and silk manufacturing, arrival of ships in port, elections, merchants, and mulberry trees. The creator and date of creation of the manuscript copies is unknown. They were likely written during the late 18th and 19th centuries.

ArchivalResource: 4 folders (.2 cubic feet)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/281307325 View

Historic Oakwood Cemetery Preservation Association (Syracuse, N.Y.). Historic Oakwood Cemetery Preservation Association records.

Title: Historic Oakwood Cemetery Preservation Association records.

Correspondence, lists, computer disks, charts, maps, publications, and other records of a cemetery preservation organization in Syracuse, New York.

ArchivalResource: 1 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155424831 View