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1. 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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2. 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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3. 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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4. 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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5. 16318 - Document

   A certificate stating that John H. Downie of Salem is selling one quarter part of the prizes of the Privateer Schooner Enterprize, John Morgan commander, to William Rantoul of Salem for the sum of twelve dollars.

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6. 17214 - Document

   Shipping articles. An agreement between the Master and seamen for an international voyage, in this case the Schooner Joanna, Augustus Lovett, Master, from Beverly to the Meditarranean and back in 1801. There are three accountings attached with pins, possibly a list of expenses and wages.

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7. 17411 - Document

   Invoice of cargo and adventures shipped on board the Schooner Joanna, Augustus Lovett, Master for Genoa by John Lovett of Beverly.

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8. 17412 - Document

   Invoice of cargo and adventures shipped on board the Schooner Joanna, Augustus Lovett, Master for Genoa by John Lovett of Beverly.

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9. 17462 - Account

   A handwritten account detailing the wages paid to Joseph Knowlton, John Murray, John Morgan, Henry Creesy, Jn. Martins (not found in Beverly records), and Joseph Stickney by John Lovett from July 6, 1802 to July 13, 1802. Money paid for was hospital money, duties, balance to balance, and wages. Total paid was $141.01.

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10. 22499 - Document

    1829 insurance policy for $400.00 for the Schooner Armanda. The vessel was valued at $1200.00. The name on the policy is John Morgan and the policy was issued by The Mercantile Insurance Company in Salem. Signed by John Winn, President, and S.W. Whipple, Secretary.

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11. 22503 - Document

    Insurance coverage for one year on voyages of the Schooner Milo of Beverly including trips from New York to Charleston, SC, Wilmington NC and the West Indies.

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12. 22504 - Document

    Insurance policy issued to John Morgan and Capt. McIntire for the Schooner Milo to cover 14 months.

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13. 22522 - Document

    1852 letter to a Mr. Whittimors regarding an order for Hemp and Anchors for the Schooner Essex [2].

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14. 22533 - Document

    1851 insurance policy on the Schooner Betsey & Eliza owned by John Morgan taken out with the Equitable Marine Insurance Company of Provincetown. The policy was good from 1 April to 15 December for cod and mackerel fishing. Signed by Thomas Nickerson, President, and Enos Nickerson, Secretary.

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15. 22536 - Document

    1832 insurance policy on the Schooner Betsey & Eliza owned by John Morgan taken out with the Equitable Marine Insurance Company of Provincetown. The policy was good from 30 March - 1 December. Signed by Enos Nickerson, President, and R.E. Nickerson, Secretary.

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16. 22539 - Document

    1853 insurance policy on the fishing Schooner Betsey & Eliza owned by John Morgan taken out with the Protection Insurance Co. of Hartford, Connecticut.

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17. 22540 - Document

    1853 insurance policy on the Schooner Belle - in the amount of $1000 "now lying at Morgan's Wharf in Beverly." The insurance company is Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn., and the policy would not be valid unless countersigned by their agent John A. Nichols.

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18. 22541 - Document

    1852 insurance document from the Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of Springfield, Mass., for the Schooner Essex [2] issued to John Morgan. The vessel is noted as being in the brick sail loft on Water Street in Beverly.

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19. 22543 - Document

    1853 insurance document issued by the Beverly Insurance Company to John Morgan for the fishing voyage to the Grand Banks for Cod and Mackerel of the Schooner Essex [2]. Signed by R.G. Bennett, Secretary, and Michael Whitney, President.

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20. 22544 - Document

    An insurance policy underwritten by the Beverly Insurance Company for the Schooner Charles Reuben engaged in the Banks fishery for cod and mackerel. Signed by R.G. Bennett, Secretary, and Michael Whitney, President.

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