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   This book addresses the history, leadership and experiences for the 275 years after the founding of The First Parish Church Unitarian at Beverly, Massachusetts. It mentions John Hale and the witchcraft trials and goes into witchcraft delusion. It lists donors and short biographical sketches.

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2. 004.030.031 - Document

   A document written by Samuel Cooper, Esquire stating that the cargo aboard the Brig Fanny belonged to its owner, Israel Thorndike. Thomas Davis, the administrator on the estate of Marston Watson and Thomas Amory, stated on their behalf that the goods had been sold to the owner of the Brig Fanny, Thorndike, and its captain, John Thissel. There is also a letter written by Juan Stoughton, the consul of New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rho...

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3. 004.030.035 - Invoice

   An invoice of cargo shipped on board the Ship Mary with the master John Thissel. This ship was bound for Genoa by and on the account of Israel Thorndike. The cargo included 3849 1/2 quintals of merchantable spring and summer fish at $4.60 for a total of $17705.40. There were seventeen barrels of cod oil at $17.00 for a total of $289.00. There were twelve tierces of salmon at $18.00 for a total of $216.00. There was also an invoice of sixty-fou...

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4. 007.019.018 - Bond

   An impost bond stating that John Cabot, George Dodge and Zebulon Woodberry are held to pay five-hundred dollars to the collector of customs for the district of Salem and Beverly. This is for a cargo of salt aboard the Schooner Betsy. Israel Thorndike is listed as having played a role in the payment of fee. This was witnessed by William W. Oliver and Jonathan Holman.

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5. 007.030.001 - Newsletter

   A six page typed newsletter of the American Institute of Nautical Archaeology (AINA) for the Summer of 1976. The main article is about The Penobscot Expedition discussing the failed military movement of 1779. The privateer Ship Defence was owned by John and Andrew Cabot of Beverly and was burned to avoid capture by a British frigate in Penobscot Bay in Maine. Marine archaeology of the Defence was ongoing through the mid 1970s through the early 19...

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6. 007.030.002 - Newsletter

   A six-page typed newsletter of the American Institute of Nautical Archaeology (AINA) for the Summer of 1975. The main article is about The Penobscot Expedition discussing the failed military movement of 1779. The privateer Ship Defence was owned by John and Andrew Cabot of Beverly and was burned to avoid capture by a British frigate in Penobscot Bay in Maine. Marine archaeology of the Defence was ongoing through the mid 1970s through the early 19...

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7. 007.030.003 - Newsletter

   An eight-page newsletter of the Institute of Nautical Archaeology for the Spring of 1983. The main article is about The Penobscot Expedition discussing the failed military movement of 1779. The privateer Ship Defence was owned by John and Andrew Cabot of Beverly and was burned to avoid capture by a British frigate in Penobscot Bay in Maine. Marine archaeology of the Defence was ongoing through the mid 1970s through the early 1980s.

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8. 008.030.005 - Document

   Document from John and Lydia Cabot relating to the will of Andrew Cabot witnessed by Nathan Dane. Entered into Registry of Deeds by John Pickering on June 18, 1793.

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9. 008.088.032 - 008.088

   Print, Photographic

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10. 11756 - Receipt

    Receipt between Captain William Bartlett and John and Andrew Cabot dated 10 May, 1772

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11. 11802 - Receipt

    A receipt to Capt William Bartlett from John and Andrew Cabot including supplies such as nails, buttons, twine, saws, hammers, silk, brushes, nails, tea and other items.

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12. 12013 - Receipt

    A handwritten note written by William Bartlett stating "For value received I promise to pay John Cabot or his order on demand, thirteen pounds with interest, April, 1786. There are calculations below dated 30 March 1787 and 3 May 1788 totaling 291 pounds 11 shilling and 6 pence.

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13. 12063 - Receipt

    Receipt, listing the debt due from William Bartlett to various persons, June 1, 1791. The list of these individuals is provided under search terms.

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14. 13095 - Receipt

    A receipt stating that Captain John Lovett had paid Israel Thorndike in full for sundries purchased and accounts paid. The names of some people paid and vessels are listed. John Cabot signed off on behalf of Thorndike.

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15. 16833 - Bill

    1800 bill dockage, wharf and cargo fees to Moses Brown and Israel Thorndike for the Schooner Betsey. The listed items are pepper, pork, butter, logwood, coffee, fustic and rum.m Signed by John Cabot.

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16. 18917 - Document

    1798 letter from Nicholas Thorndike to his wife with instructions stating that she needs to call certain people who have goods on board the Ship Sally and collect payment from them.

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17. 19413 - 19413

    Print, Photographic

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18. 2016.7.001 - 2016.7

    Print, Photographic

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19. 24629 - Receipt

    This is a bill Willam Bartlett is ordered to pay Andrew and John Cabot for a variety of different goods like cord wood, lemons, plank board, cable, and cordage and odd jobs.

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20. 24666 - Journal

    1788 - 1859 journal of the Essex Bridge Corporation, including a statement explaining the value of a bridge crossing the river between Salem and Beverly, a list of shareholders and minutes of meetings.

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