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Stevens, Phineas, 1706-1756. Journals of Phineas Stevens, 1749-1752.

Title: Journals of Phineas Stevens, 1749-1752.

ArchivalResource: 2 items.1 microfilm reel.

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Stevens, Phineas, 1706-1756. Papers, 1742-1804 (bulk 1746-1780).

Title: Papers, 1742-1804 (bulk 1746-1780).

Papers, 1742-1804 (bulk 1746-1780). A collection of diaries, memoranda books, receipt books and account books, kept by Phineas Stevens, and other people who frequently mention members of the Stevens family; some were probably kept by Samuel Stevens, Phineas's son. Part of the collection deals with military matters. A receipt book dated 1746 lists money paid by Stevens to his soldiers, mostly for billeting themselves in Hatfield and Rutland (Mass.). A small booklet lists Indian raids, mostly in Massachusetts, between 1746 and 1759. An account book dated 1757 deals with money spent on the sick and wounded. A notebook dated 1752-1754 contains notes about an expedition to Lake George; another dated 1779 contains references to militia activities in Massachusetts. There are also occasional reference to the expenses of billeting soldiers in account books which are otherwise concerned with personal business. The personal papers, mostly dating from after Phineas Stevens' death, include diaries, account books and receipt books, mainly dealing with business activities in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, including trade in logs and tranport of logs. There is also a deed dated 1742, and a book of notes on history.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (ca. 500 p.)

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Stevens, Augustus G. [Papers].

Title: [Papers]. 1845-1876.

Includes letters, 1852-1853, written by Stevens from Richmond, Virginia to his parents, describing his travels and his observations of society and slavery; incoming correspondence about his work in Virginia; and a letter, 1856, from G.W. Baldwin describing Council Bluffs, Iowa and a confrontation with southerners. Also includes patent papers for improvements in railway lamps, 1854; a self-closing hatchway, 1876; a doorstop, 1868; and a furniture caster, 1871; a pocket memorandum book, 1856; and a diary of his young daughter, Addie, 1865. Collection also contains the following related to Captain Phineas Stevens: a letter, Aug. 12, 1845, from Joseph Bennett, Andover, Mass., to Phineas Stevens, civil engineer, Lowell, Mass., concerning water levels at foot of unidentified wheel and canal; a patent (No. 3555) awarded to Phineas Stevens of Nashua, NH, Apr. 20, 1844 for "improvements in the flyer and dead spindle for spinning," with original drawing attached; a note to his son, Apr. 17, 1844 re his travel arrangements; a phrenological character analysis, Sept. 7, 1844; his appointment as ensign in the Mass. militia, May 1, 1821; his appointment as lieutenant in the Mass. militia, Mar. 29, 1825; a letter from M.D. Ross, Dec. 30, 1848, regarding a gold watch awarded to Stevens by the contractors and a chain awarded by Mr. Lawrence upon completion of the foundation of the Bay State Mills, Lawrence, Mass.

ArchivalResource: 1 box.

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Putnam, George Israel, 1860-1937. The frontier of New England [microform] / by George Israel Putnam ; with research by George Baxter Upham.

Title: The frontier of New England [microform] / by George Israel Putnam ; with research by George Baxter Upham. [1938]

ArchivalResource: Typescript manuscript (201 p.) : ill., maps ; [28 cm.].

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Weather Bureau

Title: Weather Bureau

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Stevens, Samuel, 1735-1823. Papers, 1770-1815. [microform].

Title: Papers, 1770-1815. [microform].

A small collection of 51 pieces, the papers of the Hon. Samuel Stevens consist of both personal and business correspondence. Included in the collection are bills of sale, indentures, appraisals of land, material relating to Fort No. 4, and Stevens' own will and testament. Other correspondents include Enos Stevens and Asa Porter.

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