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A hardbound book, Eighteen Sermons and a Charge. This book was owned by Daniel A. Kilham. The following was written in ink on the first page: "To Hon. Daniel Kilham, from his friend and classmate, James Freeman."
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A hardbound book covered with a brown paper, The Pronouncing Spelling Book, Adapted to Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary by J.A. Cummings. There are numerous spots throughout the book where the owner, D. Kilham's name is written in cursive in ink. The following was written on the front page: "Daniel Kilham's Book Beverly 1824; July 12, 182?; D. Kilham's Book 1825(written in a circle)." There are also many "$" and "&" scribbled on this ...
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005.004.021 - Bed, Four-poster
A single mahogany bed with four turned and shaped posts. Each post has a pineapple carving topped with a ball. There is a shaped headboard. There were originally pegs along the side and end boards for rope webbing to support the mattress, but these were removed so a metal bed frame could be placed on top of the boards. The bed is slightly wider than a standard twin bed. This bed was originally the property of Daniel Kilham (1753-1841) who st...
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17009 - document
26 page log containing various disbursements and accounting of the Snow Fanny, Abraham Kilham, Master.
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17039 - Log, Ship's
1857 Log of the Ship "Seaman's Bride" on a voyage from Boston to Cadiz, Spain. Also called in New Orleans. The Captain was Artemus B. Wyman; the log was kept Daniel Kilham. The August 12th entry reads: "John McCann had the misfortune to fall into the slush barrel - no bones broken but pretty well greased."
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17677 - Document
1779 document from the Brigantine Neptune. Richard Quartermass (b 1780 in Beverly) is selling "one half of a Seaman's share of all the Prizes and Plunder" to Daniel Kilham, Jr. ?(the name is unclear). The commander of this privateer is John Ashton. The document is witnessed by John or Jonathan Dodge. See "Beverly Privateers in the Revolution" O. Howe, p 413 for more informaiton on the Neptune.
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24230 - document
A letter from Daniel Kilham to his brother mentioning the disaster of the Ship William Gray and the shipping environment in the area of Denmark regarding the governments of Great Britain and the United states.
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CS71 .K554 1970 - 75-112738
Part I of the Descendants of Austin and Alice Kilham contains the direct line descendants of Austin and Alice. In addition, it contains photographs of people and houses, important biographical dates, and information and stories about the direct line descendants it covers. Related families named Betts, Bridge, Chadwick, Chilton, Coffin, Gookin, McMerrick, and Winslow are also included in Part I. Part II contains mainly charts of all the descendant...
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