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Batchelder |
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FIC002.158 - Plan
1845 surveyor map of the Batchelder Lot - Ryal Side. The surveyor was J. D.Lovett.
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FIC002.172 - map
Plan of a part of Beverly in the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. Originated in 1897 and revised in 1927.
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FIC009.139 - Document
Document written by Henry Herrick about the genealogy of one 'deceased' who is unnamed but is likely John Bachellor (or Bachelor/Batchelder), who died in 1753. Describes the emigration of the original three Bachelor brothers who settled in the vicinity and the births and marriages of their descendents, ancestors of the deceased. On the back, it is addressed to the Selectmen of Beverly, to let them know that Henry had taken into his house John and...
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FIC009.142 - Memorandum
Memorandum for Boston instructing someone to buy a large range of different items, where to get some of them, and when the writer of the memorandum will pick some of them up (after Thanksgiving). The list includes detailed instructions to buy hammers, tiles and nails; Naval officer's blanks; spices; tea; chocolate to be sent to Salem; and more.
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FIC009.144 - Invoice
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FIC009.148 - Receipt
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