Papers, 1779-1857.

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Papers, 1779-1857.

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Correspondence (1799-1852), including letter to Dr. B. Silliman and letters to the commanding officer, Philadelphia Navy Yard, while Dickerson was secretary of the navy, and diary (1794-1819); together with daybook and almanac (1779-1784) of Jonathan Dickerson, and papers (1854-1857) of Edward N. Dickerson. Correspondents include Philemon Dickerson.

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