Letters received, 1826-1852.

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Letters received, 1826-1852.

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Letters received from persons in Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere, most of which pertain to legal matters (especially debt collection). Among the correspondents is former Salem resident Aaron Ogden Dayton (2 letters: 1828), writing from New York City. Accompanying Macculloch's correspondence are two apparently unrelated letters written by Quakers. These letters were addressed by family members to (the same?) Samuel Allen in two locations: at Mannington, Salem County, in 1844 and at Philadelphia in 1852.

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Dayton, Aaron Ogden, 1796-1858

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Fourth Auditor, U.S. Dept. of the Treasury. From the description of A. O. Dayton letter, 1843. (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 166428980 ...

Macculloch, Francis L., 1801-1859.

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Lawyer, of Salem, Salem County, New Jersey; born in Scotland, the son of George Macculloch, who later lived at Morristown, Morris County, New Jersey; was licensed as an attorney in 1823 and as a counselor in 1826; settled in Salem after becoming an attorney and resided there until his death; served as "prosecutor of the pleas" (Salem County Prosecutor?) for several terms. From the description of Letters received, 1826-1852. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122374187 ...

Allen, Samuel, of Philadelphia, Pa.

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