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Fisk, James, 1763-1844. Papers, 1797-1831. [microform].

Title: Papers, 1797-1831. [microform].

The papers of James Fisk consist entirely of business correspondence and cover the years 1797-1831. There is some correspondence to Fisk as Collector of Customs and many papers are addressed to the firm of Fisk and Stevens. The collection includes correspondents from notable Vermont figures Benjamin Swift and George E. Wales and Albert Gallatin, U.S. Secretary of Treasury. The collection is somewhat scant and contains no personal correspondence leaving much of Fisk's family and personal life undocumented.

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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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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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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122629263 View