Frederick Follett and Family Papers 1841-1912

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Frederick Follett and Family Papers 1841-1912

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Correspondence, financial papers, essays, diary (1853), autobiography, appointments, and other materials on Follett's career in Batavia, New York, newspaper publisher (1825-1843), and postmaster (1843-1849), New York canal commissioner (1849-1856), and New York City customs house employee (1865-1891).

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