Issac Newhall Papers, 1806-1858.

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Issac Newhall Papers, 1806-1858.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/406353361

This collection documents the transactions of J & I Newhall, dry goods merchants in Salem, Massachusetts, in the early nineteenth century. Included are letters, receipts, legal papers, shipping papers, and also some personal correspondence to Isaac Newhall.

1 box.

Peabody Essex Museum

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SNAC Resource ID: 7428255

Peabody Essex Museum

Related Entities

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Newhall, Issac, 1782-1858.

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Sanderson, Elijah, 1751-1825.

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J & I Newhall.

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Junius, 18th cent.

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Junius, anonymous British political essayist. Marriot Arbuthnot, British naval officer, commissioner of the navy at Halifax, Nova Scotia in 1776, and commander of the North American fleet from 1779 to 1781. William Woodfall, younger brother of Henry Sampson Woodfall, parliamentary reporter and dramatic critic. From the description of Junius letters and William Woodfall letters, [1779]-1802. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 77584087 ...

Newhall, Joel, 1779-1939.

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Newhall, Cheever, 1788-1878.

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Newhall, Horatio, 1798-1870

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Newhall, George, 1792-1869.

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Newhall, Gustavus, b. 1814.

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Pickering, John, 1777-1846

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The son of statesman Timothy Pickering, John Pickering was a lawyer and philologist who practiced law in Salem and Boston. He compiled a lexicon of the Greek language (1826) and the first dictionary of Americanisms. From the description of Letter to Henry Dearborn, 5 February 1836. (Harvard Law School Library). WorldCat record id: 234339494 ...