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1. 009.068.094 - receipt

   Dr. Robert Rantoul on account with the town of Beverly 1833 | April 8 |To balance of acct rendered 34.71 July 23 | Cash received by him of the State treasurer for Israel 50.00 Morgans pension for one year cash paid for grass seed. 03.77 _____ ...

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2. 29009.027 - Document

   Warrant for George Bullock. Bullock is accused by Amos Sheldon of pilfering various food items from Sheldon's house since the beginning of September.

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3. 29009.028 - Document

   Warrant for John O. Swasay. Swasay is accused by Amos Sheldon of stealing various items like peas, barley, and beef.

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4. 29009.030 - Document

   Search warrant for the property of John Swasay. Amos Sheldon had items stolen from him and had reasonable suspicion to believe that they were stolen by John Swasay.

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5. 964.001.236 - Letter

   A brief note explaining that Col. Amos Sheldon, of Beverly, paid $3 in taxes for his section of a pew in the New Universalist Meeting House in Salem, MA. The note is dated April 29,1828, and signed by Ebenezer M. Dalton, Clerk of the New Universalist Society. The note was written on a small sheet of wove paper.

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6. FIC006.374 - Receipt

   Receipt of payment on tax on pew, April 29, 1828. This certifies that Col. Amos Sheldon of Beverly has paid three dollars being the tax on percent of pew No. 7 in the New Universalist Meeting House in Salem, which constitutes him a member of the society worshiping in said house for one year from this date. Eleazer M. Dalton, Clerk of N.U.S. April 29, 1828.

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7. FIC013.194 - Document

   1837 circular about the New England Christian Academy in Beverly, established on the manual labor system. It primarily taught shoemaking and agriculture. For more information see Essex Institute Historical Collections 121:4 Oct 1985 "Two Beverly Academies of the 1830s"

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8. FIC013.230 - Document

   1985 article published in the Essex Institute Historical Collections "Two Beverly Academies of the 1830s" by Robert W. Lovett. Lovett traces the history of the Beverly Academy on Washington Street and the New England Christian Academy at Cherry Hill (Conant Street).

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