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Lawrence Academy (Groton, Mass.). [Circulars, etc.]

Title: [Circulars, etc.] 1888-92.

ArchivalResource: [1 v.]

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Lawrence Academy pamphlets, 1868-1894.

Title: Lawrence Academy pamphlets, 1868-1894.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

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Carret, Eliza Henchman Tidd. Tidd-Lord-Henchman-Carret family papers, 1811-1857.

Title: Tidd-Lord-Henchman-Carret family papers, 1811-1857.

Correspondence among members of the Tidd, Lord, Henchman, and Carret families which were related through marriage. Included are letters from Charles Tidd, at sea and from Boston where he worked as a distiller to Isaac W. Lord of Windsor, Vt. and Boston; and from Mary B. Henchman Lord (Mrs. Isaac) in Trinidad, Cuba to her brother Dr. Daniel Henchman of Boston. Letters from Joseph Carret and his wife Eliza Henchman (Tidd) Carret were written from Trinidad, Cuba where he owned and operated a sugar plantation, to her aunt and uncle Isaac and Mary B. Lord and to her cousin Eliza H. Fisher. The collection also includes letters to and from the Carrets and their son Jose Francisco Carret, while he was a student at Lawrence Academy (Groton, Mass.); and an unidentified narrative of a voyage by land from Jagua to Trinidad, Cuba in June 1832, probably written by Joseph Carret.

ArchivalResource: 1 box.

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Green, Samuel A. (Samuel Abbott), 1830-1918. Papers, 1700-1916.

Title: Papers, 1700-1916.

Papers of Samuel Abbott Green, Civil War surgeon, Boston Mayor, City Physician, historian, librarian, and president of the Massachusetts Historical Society, consist of family papers, genealogies, and correspondence relative to his work as an historian and his service as chief of surgery for the 24th Massachusetts Volunteers. Among the papers are deeds, wills, estate inventories, and letters between Abigail and John Adams and Green's grandmother Hannah Storer Green, and papers of the Storer and Lawrence families. Green's professional and civic life, his historical work on Groton, Mass., and as a board member of Lawrence Academy is described in his correspondence with Henry Adams, Charles F. Adams, Edward Channing, Franklin B. Dexter, Charles Eliot, Carl Ernst, Worthington C. Ford, Hugh Grigsby, Thomas W. Higginson, George F. Hoar, Oliver W. Holmes, William Love, James R. Lowell, Andrew Peabody, Moses Tyler, and Robert C. Winthrop. The collection also includes a vol. containing Green's pamphlet, "The Boundary Line Between Massachusetts and New Hampshire" (Lowell, Mass.: 1894), a paper read before the Old Residents' Historical Association of Lowell (Mass.), newspaper clippings, and letters to him regarding his talk there (1893-94).

ArchivalResource: 8 boxes and 1 oversize container.

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Lawrence, Amos, 1786-1852. Papers III, 1846-1852.

Title: Papers III, 1846-1852.

Letters to Amos Lawrence, many annotated by him, and drafts and copies of letters from him. Correspondence from friends and family members includes letters from his brother Abbott regarding his role as minister to Great Britain and politics; and his nephew, Rev. James Means regarding the Lawrence Academy in Groton, Mass. Additional subjects discussed are family and friendships, religion, and his philanthropic actions. Correspondents include Samuel K. Lothrop, Rev. George Jenkins, A.S. Packard, Rev. Walter MacGilvray, and Captain John Percival.

ArchivalResource: 1 narrow box.

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