Nichols Family of Danvers, Massachusetts, Papers, 1744-1919.

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Nichols Family of Danvers, Massachusetts, Papers, 1744-1919.

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The John Nichols (1713-1792) Papers contains land agreements, receipts, and accounts. The Andrew Nichols (1757-1812) and Eunice Nichols (1757-1848) Papers contain: receipts; a license to sell spirits; a handwritten poem signed by Eunice, and estate papers. The John Nichols (1780-1840) Papers contain documents for a land transaction between John May Webster, Eunice E. Webster, and John Nichols and a paper on the estate of Emma Nichols, John Nichols's wife. The Andrew Nichols (1785-1853) Papers are divided into four subseries: Correspondence, Personal Papers, Writings, and Published Writings. The Mary Holyoke Ward Nichols (1800-1880) Papers include seven almanacs/diaries that cover the years 1826-1835 and letters written her by her nieces Sarah Page and Susannah Spillman. The Andrew Nichols (born 1837) Papers contain correspondence, a receipt, and poems written by his father, and newspaper clippings referring to Andrew Nichols. Related Family Papers consists of papers relating directly or indirectly to the Nichols family.

5 boxes, 6 volumes (4 linear feet).

Peabody Essex Museum

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Peabody Essex Museum

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Nichols, Mary Ward, 1800-1880

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Nichols, Andrew, 1785-1853

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Nichols, Andrew, 1757-1812

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Nichols, Andrew, 1837-

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Elizabeth Perkins Stanley was born in 1836, the daughter of John Stanley (1789-1844) and Elizabeth Hunt (1797-1893) of Salem, Massachusetts. Around 1861, she married Andrew Nichols (1837-1921), the son of Dr. Andrew Nichols (1797-1854) and Mary Holyoke Ward (1800-1879) of Danvers, Massachusetts. After attending public schools in Danvers, Andrew Nichols moved to Salem, Massachusetts, where he worked for the insolvency court and probate court. In the late 1850s, he purchased a farm in Danvers, Mas...

Nichols, John, 1713-1892.

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