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Andrews, William. Miscellaneous papers.

Title: Miscellaneous papers.

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Andrews, William. William Andrews sermon, 1809.

Title: William Andrews sermon, 1809.

Sermon written by William Andrews of Connecticut in 1809. Andrews delivered the same sermon in several towns. It was based on Isaiah 40:31.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Andrews, William. [Diary of a voyage from Plymouth to Portland on board the Constant, 1854-1855] / [by William Andrews].

Title: [Diary of a voyage from Plymouth to Portland on board the Constant, 1854-1855] / [by William Andrews]. 1854 November-1855 January 27.

Diary of a voyage from Plymouth to Portland, Victoria on the ship "Constant". Describes life on board and weather conditions.

ArchivalResource: 3 leaves ; 37 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/220798550 View

Andrews, William. Letter to Henry Charles Lea, 1897.

Title: Letter to Henry Charles Lea, 1897.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (1 leaf).

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Andrews, Benjamin K., ca. 1810-1849. Benjamin K. Andrews papers, 1847-1849.

Title: Benjamin K. Andrews papers, 1847-1849.

Papers of Benjamin K. Andrews, 1847-49, pertaining to his service as an adjutant and later major in the 1st Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment in Monterey and Matamoras, Mexico during the Mexican-American War. Papers include general, brigade, and regimental orders sent and received by Brig. Gen. George Cadwalader, Col. Caleb Cushing, Col. Isaac H. Wright, and Adj. Joseph Hooker, among others; detailed letters written by Benjamin to his brother William Andrews; and letters received by Benjamin from friends and acquaintances in New England. Papers also include letters written and received by Benjamin after the war pertaining to money and his horse, and Benjamin's son William Andrews' discharge from the 5th Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Regiment in 1876. Includes an unverified typescript interleaved with most of the papers. Benjamin K. Andrews served as coachman to John Quincy Adams in the 1830's.

ArchivalResource: 1 narrow box.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56757606 View

Andrews, John. Account Book of John Andrews, Metal Worker, 1801-1818.

Title: Account Book of John Andrews, Metal Worker, 1801-1818.

Account book of a Boston, MA metal worker. Made nails, screws, hinges, brass, copper and iron tea kettles, sleigh bells, funnels, shoe buckles, and supplies for ships. Sold to the ships Independence and Saratoga. Sold used copper, tin block, and copper sheathing to Paul Revere. The ledger has many names of prominent Boston citizens. Listed repairs to the North Church in Boston.

ArchivalResource: One account book 15.5" x 6" plus loose pages.

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Accounts, 1863-1883.

Title: Accounts, 1863-1883.

Pay records of hops harvesters; bank books; and other accounts.

ArchivalResource: 8 v.

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Albemarle Parish (Sussex County, Va.). Records, 1721-1787.

Title: Records, 1721-1787.

The register, kept by William Willie and William Andrews, provides names of children, parents, and godparents, and dates of births, christenings and deaths within the parish for the years 1721 to 1787. Records of slave births include names of owners or the owner's estate in place of parents' names.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (250 p.)

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Mazzoni, Guido, 1859-1943. [Celebrating the 600th anniversary of Petrarch's birth in 1904].

Title: [Celebrating the 600th anniversary of Petrarch's birth in 1904]. 1903-1904..

ArchivalResource: 19 pieces

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William Andrews [ca.1933-ongoing].

Title: William Andrews [ca.1933-ongoing].

Collection contains publicity file.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/430389665 View