Robbins/Stone family papers, 1718-1935 (bulk 1801-1890).

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Robbins/Stone family papers, 1718-1935 (bulk 1801-1890).

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Account books (1821-1861) of Stephen Robbins and Abner Stone; fur books (1817-1837); inventory (1844); ledgers (1792-1837); certificate for indenture for Abner Stone; store account of Philomon Robbins (1788, 1793); records of rental properties of Abner and Ellen A. (Robbins) Stone; War of 1812 enlistment roll; wills, deeds, and other papers, of the Robbins family; diaries, correspondence, artwork, and workbooks, of Caira Robbins, some materials relating to dancing and music; letters (1843-1853) to members of the Eli Robbins family; typescript of events in his life and accounts of Lot Robbins; papers of Julia A. Robbins, including materials concerning the estate of Mrs. Ellen A. (Robbins) Stone; correspondence, scrapbooks, and other papers, of Miss Ellen A. Stone; family genealogy; family records relating to dealings with the Town of Lexington; daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, and other photographs of Robbins/Stone family members; and 40 handwritten family cookbooks, chiefly kept by Mrs. Ellen A. Stone, containing household hints and remedies as well as occasional diary entries (1838-1890).

11 boxes.

Lexington Historical Society

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