Papers, 1752-1870.

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Papers, 1752-1870.

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This collection of papers consists of an account book, 1753-1762, and a ledger, 1753-1761, of Joseph Green concerning his mercantile business of Green & Walker; two waste books, 1765-1770, and two ledgers, 1765-1770, of Anna P. Green relating to her role as executrix of her husband's estate; two account books, 1771-1772, of the executors of the estates of Joseph and Anna Green; a letter and invoice book, 1752-1762, an invoice and account book, 1761-1765, an account book, 1761-1765, and two waste books, 1765-1767, of Joshua Green 1st concerning his mercantile business, Green & Walker; a ledger, 1790-1835, and a record book of defaulted actions, 1812-1827, of Joshua Green 2nd concerning his service as Justice of the Peace in Wendell; correspondence, 1848-1850, of Edward H. Green while abroad from business associates, personal friends and family members, particularly his mother, Anna Amory Tucker Green (1803-1875); correspondence, 1858-1870, of Samuel A. Green mostly thanking him for contributing books and pamphlets to the libraries of various historical societies, particularly the Chicago Historical Society and the Long Island Historical Society.

2 folders (120 items).17 v. ; folio.

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Long Island Historical Society

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In 1896 several influential individuals in Brooklyn, New York, decided to collect authentic authoritative materials relating to the past and present history of Brooklyn and its inhabitants. Therefore, on June 28, 1897, The Hon. Frederick W. Wurster, mayor of the city (of Brooklyn, New York), authorized the Long Island Historical Society to compile information covering the Dutch and English records of the earliest settled towns in Brooklyn which included Midwout (later Flatbush), Brooklyn, Amersf...

Chicago Historical Society

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Green, Joseph, 1703-1765.

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Green, Joshua, 1731-1806.

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Joshua Green was born 17 May 1731 Boston MA. He was a merchant in Boston, and was associated in business with Edward Walker. He died 25 July 1806 Wendell MA. See NEHG Register 25[1861]:108. From the description of Journal of Joshua Green, 1770-1774, 1776. (New England Historic Genealogical Society). WorldCat record id: 48629915 ...

Green & Walker.

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Green, Edward Henry, 1821-1902.

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Green family.

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Green, Samuel A. (Samuel Abbott), 1830-1918

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U.S. physician and historian. From the description of Letter, 1868, Feb. 18 : Boston, to Henry B. Dawson. (Duke University). WorldCat record id: 35089797 ...

Green, Anna Amory Tucker, 1803-1875.

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Green, Anna Peirce, 1702-1770.

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Green family, of Boston, Mass.

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The Green family members represented in this collection are Joseph Green (1703-1765), Anna Peirce Green (1702-1770), Joshua Green (1731-1806), Joshua Green (1764-1847), Edward Henry Green (1821-1902), and Samuel Abbott Green (1830-1918). Joseph Green, son of Rev. Joseph and Elizabeth Gerrish Green and the husband of Anna Peirce Green, was a merchant in Boston as was son, Joshua Green 1st. Joshua Green 2nd, son of Joshua Green 1st, was a judge in Wendell, Mass. and his grandson, Edward Henry Gree...

Green, Joshua, 1764-1847.

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Joshua Green (1764-1847), who would later become a prominent judge in Wendell, Massachusetts, was an undergraduate at Harvard College from 1780 to 1784. He received an A.B. in 1784 and an A.M. in 1787, before moving to Wendell, where he would spend the rest of his life, around 1790. Green was described by historian Josiah Gilbert Holland as "for many years the most useful and influential man in the town [of Wendell] and its vicinity." Joshua Green was born to Joshua Gree...