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Lovett, John |
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000.76.1 - Deed
1753 deed between John and Abigail Stephens and John Lovett. Lovett paid them 9 pounds for beach land. Also mentioned in the deed is Briscoe's Wharf, John and Samuel Stone and Benjamin Smith
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005.020.002 - Book
A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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005.020.002 - Book
A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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005.020.002 - Booklet
A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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005.020.002 - Booklet
A fifty-one page booklet with the title, A Walking Tour of Washington Street. This was a publication of the Beverly Historical Society. There is a 1907 map of the Washington Street area with a photograph, architectural drawing and text of all of the structures on Washington Street. There are also some photographs of the past owners of some of the homes. Washington Street was the first street to head to the water from Cabot Street when it was ...
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009.068.038 - receipt
Beverly October 1 1834 Received of Robert Rantoul ten dollars for two quarterly allowances on John Lovetts two shares in the Salem turnpike and Chelsea Bridge Corporation. Albert Thorndike Attorney to John Lovett
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009.068.039 - receipt
Beverly April 4 1834 Received of Robert Rantoul eight dollars and seventy cents for the quarterly allowances of John Lovetts two shares in the Salem turnpike & Chelsea Bridge Corporation. Albert Thorndike Att.
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009.068.040 - receipt
Beverly March 6 1834 Receival of Robert Rantoul sixteen dollars being the amount received by him of the county treasurer for damages awarded to Albert Thorndike & John Lovett on the petition of Richard Dodge to these and on the petition of the inhabitants of Beverly for attention of roads. Albert Thorndike John Lovett Beverly march 6th 1834 Recieval of Robert Rantoul two dollars for s...
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11633 - Receipt
Receipt stating that John Lovett paid William Bartlett a total of 17 pounds full on January 20, 1765.
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12173 - Receipt
Receipt of William Caleb Batchelder to Brown & Thorndike for coffee etc. costing 10 pounds, 3 shillings, and 5 pence. Dated June, 1784 signed by E. Green.
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12282 - Bill
1801 portage bill for the voyage from Beverly to Bilboa (Bilbao), Spain in the Schooner Hawk, Jeremiah Lovett, Master. The names (see people), stations, and wages of the crew are listed.
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12364 - Document
Freight bill for all of the cargo shipped onboard the Schooner Joanna, Jonathan H. Lovett, Master.
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12753 - Letter
1796 letter from Nathan Dane to Captain John Lovett regarding the Schooner Polly and various cruises to the West Indies and France
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12764 - Letter
Letter from Augustus Lovettt mailed from Boston advising his brother Captain John Lovett that he had delivered the demand for payment to Mr. W. Choat. Austustus notes that Choat did not give him any money. Augustus notes the arrival of the ship Hawk hoping that its cargo of fish had been sold.
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12785 - Letter
A letter sent by Phinehas Dana in Norfolk on January 27, 1800 to John Lovett in Beverly. Dana discusses the sale of goods from the Schooner Betsy. He states that he will send on the sales with Captain Goodale of Salem. Market conditions are discussed.
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12786 - Letter
A letter sent by Benjamin Beckford from Alicant on February 6, 1800 to John Lovett in Beverly. Beckford discusses a storm at sea as well as the fish market.
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12800 - Letter
1800 letter to Israel Thorndike and John Lovett from Captain Isaac Rea of the Schooner Betsey while in Palermo, Italy. The letter describes the sale of the cargo of log wood, fustic, and coffee.
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12818 - Document
Letter from Gabriel Schavannia at Havana representing Don Manuel de Lavaleta to Israel Thorndike and John Lovett in Beverly. He says that the market in Havana is well stocked with fish and that it may be best to leave it on board instead of paying warehouse storage and sell it at a later date. He mentions the prospect of procuring a cargo of sugar for the return in the Schooner Joanna.
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12825 - Letter
1801 letter to John Lovett from Joseph Pitcairn regarding the cargo of the Schooner Betsey. The vessel had docked in Hamburg, Germany, and the cargo of sugar was in good order. He reported that the return cargo included linen, window glass, and hemp.
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12847 - Document
Letter to Israel Thorndike and John Lovett of Beverly, owners of the Ship Martha, from W. Woodville in Havana. He discusses the environment in the market there and assures them that their ships will be granted entrance to the port. He says that slaves will be allowed to be imported from American ships and states the going price.
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