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Finlay, Hugh, 1732-1801. Chart relating to distances in America, 1765.

Title: Chart relating to distances in America, 1765.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/79454120 View

Finlay, Hugh, 1732-1801. Plan of the route from St. Francis to Connecticut River, by Hugh Finlay.

Title: Plan of the route from St. Francis to Connecticut River, by Hugh Finlay. [1774?]

ArchivalResource: map 35 x 12 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/5407406 View

[Finlay, Hugh], 1732-1801. A plan of a survey made to explore the country for a road between Connecticut River & St. Francis.

Title: A plan of a survey made to explore the country for a road between Connecticut River & St. Francis. [1774?]

ArchivalResource: map on 2 sheets 40 x 25 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/5407595 View

Burt, Alfred LeRoy, 1888-1971,. Materials relating to Canadian history, undated and 1706-1940.

Title: Materials relating to Canadian history, undated and 1706-1940.

A collection of handwritten and typewritten notes, correspondence, and typewritten and photographic copies of miscellaneous papers gathered by Burt during his research on Canadian history.

ArchivalResource: 0.5 cu. ft. (1 box) and 6 oversize folders (129 items).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/313857430 View

Allen, Levi, 1745-1801. Papers, 1772-1801. [microform].

Title: Papers, 1772-1801. [microform].

The papers of Levi Allen are an interesting set of both personal and business correspondence which serve to reveal the character of a little known Allen brother. The papers range in years from 1772-1801 and find Allen at many locales while pursuing his mercantile business. Letters from Allen originate in Boston, Philadelphia, New York, Savannah, and Quebec and London. Many of Levi's letters are to his wife Nancy and to Ira, his brother. Other notable correspondents are Samuel Rogers, preacher and elected Bishop of Vermont, and Hugh Finlay, Canadian merchant who was responsible for the establishment of the Provincial postal service. Box 2 folder 4 contains a 1797 note book of Allen's which is full of poetry, historical observations, and memoirs written in a humorous/sarcastic fashion. Though neither the diplomat or frontiersman like his brothers Ira and Ethan, Levi maintained his own brand of the indefatigable character known to the Allen family.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122433949 View