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Prentiss, Samuel, 1782-1857. Letter, 1844 March 30, Montpelier, [Vermont], to Joel Parker, Keene, New Hampshire.

Title: Letter, 1844 March 30, Montpelier, [Vermont], to Joel Parker, Keene, New Hampshire.

Concerns a legal opinion by Parker.

ArchivalResource: [1] p.

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Winchendon (Mass.). Town Clerk. Marriage intention certificate, 1815 October 16, Winchendon, Mass., between Phinehas Ross and Betsy Marshall.

Title: Marriage intention certificate, 1815 October 16, Winchendon, Mass., between Phinehas Ross and Betsy Marshall.

Handwritten intention. Mr. Ross is of Winchendon, Miss Marshall is of Jaffrey, N.H.

ArchivalResource: 1 ADS ; 12 cm.

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Allen, H. (Heman), 1777-1844. Papers, 1805-1848. [microform].

Title: Papers, 1805-1848. [microform].

The papers of Heman Allen consist of business and personal correspondence, notes, and receipts for the years 1805-1848. Amongst the correspondence is an interesting number of political letters from various members of Vermont's congressional delegation which reveal the political flavor of the times. Correspondents of note include Horace Everett, Samuel Prentiss, Benjamin Swift, Daniel Chipman, Hiland Hall, Augustus Young, Phineas White, and Isaac Tichenor. A number of national figures are represented as well including Secretary of War Joel Roberts Poinsett, New Jersey Governor Mahlon Dickerson, and 1st Assistant Postmaster General Selah Reeve Hobbie.

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Prentiss, Samuel, 1782-1857. Letter, 1835 May 18, Montpelier, Vt., to Daniel Webster, Boston.

Title: Letter, 1835 May 18, Montpelier, Vt., to Daniel Webster, Boston.

Outlines divorce laws in Vermont. Questions the possible actions of the Whigs and the Antimasons in the upcoming election.

ArchivalResource: 3 p. on 1 fold. leaf. 25 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/3188270 View

Hyde, Archibald W., 1786-1847. Papers, 1813-1839. [microform].

Title: Papers, 1813-1839. [microform].

A collection of approximately 800 pieces dating from 1813 to 1839, the papers of Archibald W. Hyde focus on Hyde's role as a customs collector and inspector. The papers outline the day-to-day business, difficulties, and regular procedures associated with customs collecting. Numerous letters are concerned with tracking down smugglers and dealing with seized merchandise. Several letters from the Treasury Department cite new collection procedures and tariffs. There are also many letters asking Hyde to testify in customs disputes. Notable correspondents include Samuel Prentiss, James Fisk, Daniel Chipman, Ira Allen, Heman Allen, and Zoroaster Fisk. There is also a related group of Customs House records contained in the Stevens Collection.

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Hubbard, Jonathan Hatch, 1768-1849. Papers, 1802-1832. [microform].

Title: Papers, 1802-1832. [microform].

The Hubbard papers span the years 1802-1832 and include both business and personal correspondence. Contained in the papers are a large number of letters from various members of Vermont's congressional delegation, which often reveal the political intrigue of the times. Correspondents include Benjamin Swift, Carlos Coolidge, Martin Chittenden, Daniel Chipman, Luther Jewett, John Noyes, Isaac Tichenor, Chauncy Langdon, Samuel Prentiss, James Whitelaw and Heman Allen (both have papers in the Stevens Collection). Other notable correspondents are Joseph Gallup, author and inventor, Dartmouth College president John Wheelock, U.S. Representative Frank Gardner, Roger Vose, a New Hampshire Congressman, and U.S. Supreme Court Justice William Strong.

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Prentiss, Lucretia, 1786-1855. Prentiss family papers, 1841-1907.

Title: Prentiss family papers, 1841-1907.

The collection includes family letters, from Lucretia Prentiss to her children, assorted correspondence between the Senator's children, Masonic items belonging to son Edward Prentiss, assorted obituaries, including that of Samuel F. Prentiss and Edward H. Prentiss, sons of the Senator. There are assorted inspirational quotes pasted to 1881 diary pages and two pamphlets giving extensive information and appreciations for Senator Prentiss.

ArchivalResource: 7 folders.

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