[Letter] 1737/8 March 6, Boston [to] Richard Waldron, Portsmouth [N.H.]

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[Letter] 1737/8 March 6, Boston [to] Richard Waldron, Portsmouth [N.H.]

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A letter written by Thomas Westbrook to his son-in-law Richard Waldron discussing an unidentified court case. The name Waldo is mentioned several times in the letter, presumably referring to Westbrook's business associate, Samuel Waldo.

1 sheet ; 31 cm.

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Raymond H. Fogler Library

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Westbrook, Thomas, -1744

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Thomas Westbrook, for whom the town of Westbrook, Maine was named, was a colonel during the French and Indian Wars, an agent in obtaining masts for the royal navy, and a businessman, owning a paper mill, a dam and in association with Samuel Waldo, various falls on the Presumpscot River. From the description of [Letter] 1737/8 March 6, Boston [to] Richard Waldron, Portsmouth [N.H.] (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 302368264 Landowner, of Maine. From the description ...

Waldron, Richard, 1694-1753

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Waldo, Samuel, 1695-1759

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