James Duncan Phillips Papers, 1787-1815.

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James Duncan Phillips Papers, 1787-1815.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/650086457

Salem, MA entrances and clearnances; revolutionary vessels taken into Jamaica; and 2 volumes of Benjamin Pickman letters (Xerox copies).

6 boxes, 2 vols. (2 linear feet).

Peabody Essex Museum

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Peabody Essex Museum

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Pickman, Benjamin, 1763-1843

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Benjamin Pickman (1763-1843) was the son of Benjamin (1740-1819) and Mary (Toppan) Pickman. He attended Dummer Academy and, in 1784, graduated from Harvard College. In 1789, he married Anstiss Derby, daughter of Elias Hasket and Elizabeth (Crowninshield) Derby. Following his father's wishes, Benjamin studied law in the offices of William Pyncheon of Salem and Theophilus Parsons of Newburyport until 1787, when he abandoned law for commerce. From about 1790 to 1796, Benjamin and his brother Will...

Phillips, James Duncan, 1876-

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