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Falmouth and Waterford, Me., account book, 1748-1755.

Title: Falmouth and Waterford, Me., account book, 1748-1755.

Account book, begun at the town of Waterford, Me., then later continued at Falmouth (now Portland), Me. on 1 Dec. 1753. Persons represented include Stephen Longfellow, Jedediah Preble, Daniel Tucker, William Porterfield, Ephraim Jones, Benjamin Titcomb, Moses Pearson, James Gooding, John Motley, Charles Frost, Nathaniel Coffin, Enoch Moody, Enoch Freeman, James Milk, John Waite, Joshua Brackett, Anthony Brackett, Francis Waldo, Samuel Plaisted, Rev. Thomas Smith, George Tate, Benjamin Larrabee, and Samuel Waldo, Jr.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/71059520 View

Waldo, Francis, 1728-1784. Francis Waldo papers, 1783-1784.

Title: Francis Waldo papers, 1783-1784.

Miscellaneous papers consisting of accounts, bills, receipts, promissory notes, and legal papers, relating to the settlement of claims against the confiscated estate of Francis Waldo, former collector of customs, who fled to England at the onset of the American Revolution.

ArchivalResource: 17 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/244106398 View

Bernard, Francis, Sir, 1712-1779. Fort Pownall/Frankfort, Me., land papers, 1766-1783.

Title: Fort Pownall/Frankfort, Me., land papers, 1766-1783.

Indenture, dated 1766, by which Francis Waldo of Falmouth (now Portland), Me., Isaac and Lucy Winslow of Roxbury, Me., and Thomas and Hannah Flucker of Boston, Mass., heirs of Samuel Waldo, deceased, grant 2/5 parts of a 24,000 acre tract near Fort Pownal to Francis Bernard, Gov. of Mass., and Thomas Goldthwait, of Fort Pownal, conditional upon the settlement of sixty families, laying out of roads, construction of a meeting house, etc. Letter, dated 1774, from Francis Bernard to Thomas Flucker, concerning default of the Frankfort grant made to Francis Bernard and Thomas Goldthwait in 1766 by heirs of Samuel Waldo. Certificate, dated 1783, by the inhabitants of Frankfort, Me., that Francis Bernard and Thomas Goldthwait had failed to meet conditions of the indenture of 1766.

ArchivalResource: 3 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70976368 View

Child, Thomas, 1731-1787. Thomas Child family papers, 1771-1819.

Title: Thomas Child family papers, 1771-1819.

Consists of correspondence written or received by Thomas Child (1731-1787), a merchant and Custom House official at Falmouth, Me., four of his children, and several relatives by marriage between 1771-1819. Most notable among these materials are letter book drafts of Thomas Child correspondence to Arthur Savage (1731-1801), Francis Waldo (1728-1784), John Wentworth (1737-1820), and other colonial officials. Dating from 1771-1787, these letters reflect Child's service as a Custom House official before and during the American Revolution as well as after the war, when customs regulations were adjusted to meet the needs of an independent nation. Thomas Child, Jr. (1782-1851) is represented by correspondence written between 1802-1807 which principally concerns his numerous mercantile ventures at Falmouth and Portland, Me. This correspondence is complemented by personal letters, 1800-1815, from two uncles, Enoch Freeman (1750-1832) and Samuel Freeman (1742-1831), both prominent merchants and magistrates in the state.

ArchivalResource: 168 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63823294 View

Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759. Papers, 1631-1824.

Title: Papers, 1631-1824.

Correspondence, deeds, indentures, depositions, plans, shipping papers, bills, accounts, receipts, and other papers. Most of the deeds are for land in Falmouth, Westbrook, Scarborough, Muscongus, and other places in Maine.

ArchivalResource: 200 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70972152 View

Jones, Ephraim, surveyor. Francis Waldo miscellaneous papers, 1783-1784.

Title: Francis Waldo miscellaneous papers, 1783-1784.

Miscellaneous papers, consisting of accounts, bills, receipts, promissory notes, and legal papers relating to the settlement of claims against the confiscated estate of Francis Waldo, former collector of customs at Falmouth (now Portland, Me.), who had fled to England at the onset of the American Revolution.

ArchivalResource: 17 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79379907 View

Falmouth, Me., Waldo lands, 1765.

Title: Falmouth, Me., Waldo lands, 1765.

Partition deeds or "Indenture Quadrivartite" to Waldo heirs: Samuel Waldo, Francis Waldo, Isaac Winslow, Lucy (Waldo) Winslow, Thomas Flucker, and Hannah (Waldo) Flucker.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70975767 View