Little family papers, 1682-1888.

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Little family papers, 1682-1888.

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Papers of the Little family of Newbury, Mass., 1682-1888, pertaining to the lives of Richard (1725-1806) and Jane Noyes Little; their children Moses, Nathaniel (1755-1835), and Sarah (1760-1854) Little; Nathaniel's wife Joanna Plummer; their children Nathaniel (1812-1880), Sarah (1800-1834), George, and Richard Little, and other Little family members. Papers include family correspondence, including letters written by Moses Little to his parents and siblings while at Harvard, 1816-86, deeds for pews at the First Parish in Newbury, deeds and property survey maps for land in Newbury, estate inventories, wills, accounts books of Richard (1816-1886), Moses, and Nathaniel (1755-1835) Little, 1750-1829, and receipts. Also includes an inventory for the estate of Jane Noyes Little's father Moses Noyes, printed materials, clippings, and Little genealogy.

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Massachusetts Historical Society

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SNAC Resource ID: 7756553

Massachusetts Historical Society

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Little, Sarah, 1800-1834.

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