Diary, 1807-1849.

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Diary, 1807-1849.

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Diary is an old case book from Helen Rogers's lawyer Daniel Rogers; she turned it upside down and wrote on the blank pages. The case book lists cases from Tioga and Chenango Common Pleas, 1807-1812. The diary, cited in "The Window to the Street," contains: details of Cold Spring marriages, 1843-1849; list of participants at the Huntington Circus, camp meetings, sleigh rides and carriage trips, 1844-1846; a "Fortune Book," 1843; launching of ships and details on Cold Spring vessels, 1836-1849; recipes, poems, report of a school meeting, drawings of vessels, and religious sayings.

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Rogers, Daniel (Daniel Lee)

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Stillwater, N.Y. resident and Saratoga County officeholder (justice of the peace, 1813; coroner, 1816, 1818-1822) From the description of A schedule and catalogue of some Indian receipts & cures, together with other receipts : also a narative [sic] or memorandom [sic] of some matters of importance ..., 1828-1838. (Newberry Library). WorldCat record id: 39971045 Epithet: of Egerton MS 2790 British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Descripti...

Rogers, Helen P.

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