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Records, 1823-1868.

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Correspondence (24 Jan. 1823) from Amos Binney, Boston, Mass., to Capt. Charles Morris at the navy yard, concerning a contract with Hastings & Marsh, Boston, (18 July 1856) from John P. Decatur, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, to Capt. John D. Henley regarding returns and stores reports, (18 July 1856) from Maj. Nathaniel S. Waldron, Portsmouth Marine Guard Barricks, to Commodore John Thomas Newton, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, concerning a reward for apprehension of a deserter; and two monthly returns of commissioned and warrant officers at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, 31 July 1868, including names and ranks or positions, men waiting orders, and men in civil establishment.

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Binney, Amos, 1778-1833

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Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (U.S.)

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Information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki: <a href="http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/wiki/index.php/Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (U.S.)">http://scrc.swem.wm.edu/wiki/index.php/Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (U.S.)</a>. From the guide to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (U.S.) Ledger, 1869-1870, (Special Collections Research Center) ...

Hastings & Marsh (Boston, Mass.)

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Newton, John Thomas, 1793-1857

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Henley, John D. (John Dandridge), 1781-1835

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Marine Barracks (Portsmouth Naval Shipyard)

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Morris, Charles, 1784-1856

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Waldron, Nathaniel S.

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Decatur, John P.

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John P. Decatur was a Jacksonian Democrat and brother of naval hero Stephen Decatur. From the description of Letter, dated 1829 January 21, Portsmouth, to Andrew Jackson. (University of Tennessee). WorldCat record id: 31073422 ...