Hiram Putnam Papers 1780-1885

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Hiram Putnam Papers 1780-1885

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The papers of Hiram Putnam and his wife Elizabeth Osgood. Includes correspondence, bills of lading related to the China trade (1823-1829) and other business documents; account books; and letters relating to his business and political interests in Syracuse, NY, especially those related to the public schools. There is also correspondence related to Dudley Post Phelps of a personal and religious nature and his poetry; copies of (Syracuse, N.Y., 1885), a genealogy of the Phelps family; and correspondence to Samuel Holten, related to the U.S. Continental Congress from John Avery, James Lovell and Azor Orne. The Phelps record

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Putnam, Elizabeth O., d. 1848

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China (Ship : 1816-1865)

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Whaling vessel, out of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Russell Maxfield, on voyage 30 May 1832-29 Apr. 1833 to the Western Island whaling grounds; built at Salem, Mass., in 1816. From the description of Logbook, 1832 May 29-1833 Apr. 29. (Old Dartmouth Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 70976707 Whaling vessel, out of New Bedford, Mass., mastered by Russell Maxfield, on voyage from 20 Oct. 1830-29 Feb. 1833 to the Western Island and Crozet whaling grounds; buil...

Putnam, Hiram

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