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Bible record for the Cutler, Low, and Russell families, 1762-1902.

Title: Bible record for the Cutler, Low, and Russell families, 1762-1902.

Original handwritten record, with title page, concerning the families of James and Abigail (Russell) Cutler; Seth Haskell Low and wife Rebecca Ann Cutler; Benjamin and Esther (Rice) Russell; and some ancestors, descendants.

ArchivalResource: [11] p. ; 14-35 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/54024629 View

Van Schaack, Henry, 1733-1823. Henry Van Schaack papers, 1734-1896, bulk 1756-1809.

Title: Henry Van Schaack papers, 1734-1896, bulk 1756-1809.

Mainly correspondence, with a few receipts, appointments, petitions, and other documents, dating primarily from 1756-1809, regarding Henry Van Schaack's Indian trade operations, Seven Years' War service, colonial political activities and opinions, Revolutionary War banishment, concern with post-war loyalist emigration, connection with Shay's Rebellion, advocacy of the U.S. Constitution, anti-church tax campaign, and party politics.

ArchivalResource: 2.5 linear feet (3 oversize boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/36153081 View

Joseph Dennie papers, 1783-1815 (inclusive), 1790-1803 (bulk).

Title: Joseph Dennie papers, 1783-1815 (inclusive), 1790-1803 (bulk).

Correspondence and compositions of American essayist and editor, JosephDennie. Also includes some family correspondence.

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes (1 linear ft.)

http://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/hou00108/catalog View

Sullivan, William, 1774-1839. Miscellaneous papers, 1795-1839.

Title: Miscellaneous papers, 1795-1839.

Collection consists of copies and drafts of outgoing correspondence as well as letters received. His correspondence from the 1790s deals with legal affairs, but is principally with female acquaintances and is social or romantic in nature. Other letters and letters received pertain to legal matters and politics. As a leader of the Federalists in Boston, Sullivan was in contact with Federalist supporters outside of Boston, in central, western, and southeastern Massachusetts and southern Maine. Subjects include federal and state election politics, Democratic party politics, opposition to the war with England, the political press and pamphleteering, the case of Barnabas Bidwell, DeWitt Clinton, James Sullivan's death, the Hartford Convention, and the case of Rev. Samuel Farmar Jarvis. Correspondents include Elias Hicks, Joseph Anthony, Benjamin Whitwell, Samuel Lathrop, Benjamin Vaughan, Daniel Webster, Harrison Gray Otis, William Coleman, Ichabod Goodwin, George Blake, John Vaughan, William D. Williamson, John Peck, Henry Rigel, William Meredith, Gallego & Chevallié, Kilborn Whitman, Mark Langdon Hill, Elisher Ruggles, John W. Hurlbert, Benjamin Pollard, Henry Tuskett, Charles Vaughan, James Richardson, Willard Phillips, Henry D. Sedgwick, Calvin Goddard, Francis W. Waldo, Joseph May, Elijah Paine, John Farrar, and Benjamin Russell.

ArchivalResource: 1 box (ca. 60 items) ; 26 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/653224261 View

Thompson, William, Major. Receipt, 1793 Mar. 10-Sept. 7.

Title: Receipt, 1793 Mar. 10-Sept. 7.

Receipt from Major William Thompson to Benjamin Russell dated 10 Mar. to 7 Sept. 1793, for a subscription to the Columbian Centinel.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/70978623 View

Ripley, Ezra, 1751-1841. Ezra Ripley papers, 1784-1838.

Title: Ezra Ripley papers, 1784-1838.

Correspondence, sermons, lecture, mss. of parts of series intended for newspaper publication, & reports. Some items: manuscript copies in Ripley's hand. Correspondence, 1805-1838, includes ALS to Nathan Barrett, 1812 Aug. 24, ALS to Benj. Russell, 1815 July 28, on behalf of Mary Jones Dunbar Minot (Thoreau's grandmother), letters of reference for John Barrett & Sally Chandler, letter from Town Clerk Abiel Heywood (1810 Apr. 6) concerning change in intermission of public worship, ALS to James Warren of Plymouth, Mass., 1820 Feb. 28, petition by Ripley (1822 Jan. 16) to Gov. John Brooks, on behalf of prisoner Daniel Smith. (Cont.) & ALS to Nathan Barrett (Jr.), 1838 Feb. 22; interfiled with correspondence is copy of "Observations to the congregation on the Alteration of the Intermission," read Sun. after Apr. 28, 1809. Sermons (1784 Nov. 22, 1801 May 17, 1822 Oct. 16, 1828 Nov. 16, & 1835 Jan. 25) include manuscript of Ripley's Half century discourse, apparently edited for publication. Lecture (read before Concord Lyceum, 1830 Dec. 29 and later in Lincoln and Ashby) entitled "On the government of the temper." Pseudonymous "Monument in Concord" series, [1835], consisting of installments 1 and 3-8. (Cont.) written to editor of Yeoman's Gazette and signed "Middlesex," relates to proposed Battle Monument in Concord & to Battle of Concord. Reports include committee reports by Ripley to First Parish in Concord (one 1795 one undated concerning covenant, one undated concerning measures necessitated by erosion of Hill Burying Ground), 1815 report on ecclesiastical council held in Sudbury, & 1831 report to Berry Street Conference.

ArchivalResource: 27 items ; 33 cm. or smaller.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/33192772 View

Alabama. State Chamber of Commerce. Directors. Photographs, [ca.1937]-[ca.1970].

Title: Photographs, [ca.1937]-[ca.1970].

Photographs, ca. 1937 - ca. 1970, of directors of the Ala. Chamber of Commerce. In many folders are biographical sketches as well. There are a few photographs of some prominent Ala. politicians as well, including John H. Bankhead (1872-1946), Frank M. Dixon, Gordon Persons, and George C. Wallace.

ArchivalResource: .66 cubic ft. (2 archives boxes).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122562495 View