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Accounts and records of men engaged in ocean shipping, 1733-1938 (inclusive).

Title: Accounts and records of men engaged in ocean shipping, 1733-1938 (inclusive).

Journal of John Erving of Boston, Mass., 1733-1745; accounts and some diary entries of Joseph Prince of Boston, 1746-1754; receipt book of James Russell of Charlestown, Mass., 1747-1754; papers of Albert and Thomas Smith of Hanover, Mass., 1773-1814; scattered papers of Ebenezer and Gorham Parsons of Boston, 1779-1829; receipt book of Joseph Lee of Beverly, Mass., 1780-1831; accounts of Humphrey Howland of New Bedford, Mass., 1785-1806; papers of Nathan Lord of Portsmouth, N.H., 1788-1811; ledger of Jesse Sumner of Boston, 1799-1806; papers of Samuel Salmond of Hanover, Mass., 1816-1853; logbook-like diary kept by Thomas M. Morgan, supercargo on the ship Neptune (R.K. Fisher, master), Philadelphia to Canton, 1817-1818; ship register from Edgartown, Mass., 1821-1844; expense records of Adam and Hugh McCulloch of Kennebunk, Me., 1822-1856; papers of Joseph C. Delano of New Bedford, 1822-1885; accounts of Samuel Varney of Salem, Mass., 1830-1847, of Charles Hitch of New Bedford, 1831-1868, and of Daniel Olney of Buenos Aires, 1803-1805; papers of Octavius Howe of Boston, 1846-1851; cash book of Clark and Somer of Gloucester, Mass., 1856-1880 (including a contract for the building of a ship by Jacob T. Fuller of Hodgin's Mills, Me.); reports of wrecks on Nantucket Island, 1874-1906; and records of various commercial schooners, 1828-1938, collected by Arthur H. Hayden.

ArchivalResource: ca. 2.75 linear ft. (16 v., 7 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17266409 View

Harison, Richard. Letterbooks and catalog, 1790-1835.

Title: Letterbooks and catalog, 1790-1835.

Four letterbooks belonging to Harison and a catalog of his library (1790-1835). Letterbook for 1790-1800 contains mostly copies of letters to Cabinet members and other government officials with reference to his work as U.S. attorney for the district of N.Y., giving and seeking opinions on legal problems of the new federal government. The remaining volumes consist mostly of matters relating to his own and his clients' land holdings and also correspondence from his work as a private attorney. After Harison's death in 1829, the last letterbook was used by the executors and trustees of his estate, primarily his son William H. Harison. The library catalog (ca. 1796) gives the name of the book, author, number of volumes, and size, listed alphabetically.

ArchivalResource: 5 v.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/58670039 View

Watts family. Watts papers, 1689-1870 (bulk 1740-1840).

Title: Watts papers, 1689-1870 (bulk 1740-1840).

Papers pertaining to various members of the Watts and related families, and their business associates, land agents, friends, and clients, particularly in New York City, upper New York State, New Jersey, and England. The papers were formerly bound in ten volumes.

ArchivalResource: 1.8 linear ft. (4 boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/476977666 View

Howland, Humphrey. Humphrey Howland letters : Stockton, Calif. : ALS, 1854-1859.

Title: Humphrey Howland letters : Stockton, Calif. : ALS, 1854-1859.

Contains 6 letters describing life near Stockton, Calif. to family back east including Spanish Land Grant disputes, mining, water, agriculture, economics, politics and crime. Also includes one letter from brother William H. Howland in Stockton, Calif. to family.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/62858559 View

Humphrey Howland field books, 1801

Title: Humphrey Howland field books 1801

Five field books containing surveys of land lots in the Central New York Military Tract made by surveyor (and later NY State Assembly member) Humphrey Howland by order of General Ledyard. Lots surveyed were in the Cincinnatus, Marcellus, Manlius, Scipio, and Brutus townships, in current Cayuga, Cortland, and Onondaga counties. Each field book includes a manuscript map

ArchivalResource: .1 linear foot (1 folder)

http://archives.nypl.org/mss/4459 View

Howland, Humphrey. Will of Humphrey Howland, 1646.

Title: Will of Humphrey Howland, 1646.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79451064 View

Accounts and records of men engaged in ocean shipping, 1733-1938 (inclusive).

Title: Accounts and records of men engaged in ocean shipping, 1733-1938 (inclusive).

Journal of John Erving of Boston, Mass., 1733-1745; accounts and some diary entries of Joseph Prince of Boston, 1746-1754; receipt book of James Russell of Charlestown, Mass., 1747-1754; papers of Albert and Thomas Smith of Hanover, Mass., 1773-1814; scattered papers of Ebenezer and Gorham Parsons of Boston, 1779-1829; receipt book of Joseph Lee of Beverly, Mass., 1780-1831; accounts of Humphrey Howland of New Bedford, Mass., 1785-1806; papers of Nathan Lord of Portsmouth, N.H., 1788-1811; ledger of Jesse Sumner of Boston, 1799-1806; papers of Samuel Salmond of Hanover, Mass., 1816-1853; logbook-like diary kept by Thomas M. Morgan, supercargo on the ship Neptune (R.K. Fisher, master), Philadelphia to Canton, 1817-1818; ship register from Edgartown, Mass., 1821-1844; expense records of Adam and Hugh McCulloch of Kennebunk, Me., 1822-1856; papers of Joseph C. Delano of New Bedford, 1822-1885; accounts of Samuel Varney of Salem, Mass., 1830-1847, of Charles Hitch of New Bedford, 1831-1868, and of Daniel Olney of Buenos Aires, 1803-1805; papers of Octavius Howe of Boston, 1846-1851; cash book of Clark and Somer of Gloucester, Mass., 1856-1880 (including a contract for the building of a ship by Jacob T. Fuller of Hodgin's Mills, Me.); reports of wrecks on Nantucket Island, 1874-1906; and records of various commercial schooners, 1828-1938, collected by Arthur H. Hayden.

ArchivalResource: ca. 2.75 linear ft. (16 v., 7 boxes)Copies: 2 microfilm reels.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/269584320 View