Stone, Samuel | Historic Beverly

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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007.033.002 - Newspaper

A twenty-four page newspaper called the North Shore Breeze, a weekly journal devoted to the best interest of the North Shore. This is the Saturday 7 April 1906 issue and was printed in Manchester, MA. This contains society news on the summer residents in the communities along the coast including Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing.

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007.033.003 - Newspaper

A twenty-eight page newspaper called the North Shore Breeze, a weekly journal devoted to the best interest of the North Shore. This is the Saturday 26 May 1906 issue and was printed in Manchester, MA. This contains society news on the summer residents in the communities along the coast including Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing.

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007.033.004 - Newspaper

A twenty-eight page newspaper called the North Shore Breeze, a weekly journal devoted to the best interest of the North Shore. This is the Saturday 2 June 1906 issue and was printed in Manchester, MA. This contains society news on the summer residents in the communities along the coast including Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing.

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007.033.005 - Newspaper

A thirty-two page newspaper called the North Shore Breeze, a weekly journal devoted to the best interest of the North Shore. This is the Saturday 9 June 1906 issue and was printed in Manchester, MA. This contains society news on the summer residents in the communities along the coast including Beverly Farms and Prides Crossing. There is a front page photograph of West Beach.

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008.030.042 - Document

An agreement between property owners Francis Cabot, William Pickman, Josiah Batchelder, Jr., Edmund Giles, William Morgan, Benjamin Beckford, Samuel Herrick and Nathan Leech owners of several adjoining lots of land in Beverly stating the agreed upon boundaries. It appears to be property on Water Street and Country Road (Cabot Street). Samuel Goodridge and John Lows were witnesses

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113 - Receipt

1777 receipt from the officers and men of the 7th Company of the 14th Regiment, also known as Glover's Regiment, received of Captain Moses Brown money for wages and traveling money.

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11584 - Receipt

A receipt for one pound sixteen shillings paid in full of all demands to Samuel Stone. This was written in Beverly on October 22, 1768.

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16753 - Account

1799 account for work on the Schooner Betsey, with members of the crew listed (see people) along with days worked and money owed.

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29009.184 - Document

Warrant for Daniel Pearson, accused of illegally selling liquor. The complaint was filed by Jacob Lunt. Also called to give evidence were John Dennis, Samuel Symmons, Samuel Stone, Edwin Fuller, Benjamin Henderson, Daniel Foster 2nd, Thomas Davis, and Jonathan Lovett.

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29009.185 - Document

Warrant for Joseph W. Davis, accused of illegally selling liquor. He was accused by Jacob Lunt. Also called as witnesses were Benjamin Henderson, Samuel Stone, Daniel Foster 2nd, Edward Fuller, Thomas Davis, and others.

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4629 - Bill-of-Sale

1740 bill-of-sale between Anna Hale, widow to William Bartlett, mariner of Marblehead in the amount of 300 pounds for a house and six acres near the Ferry Landing. Anna Hale married William Bartlett in 1740, their intention to marry was published in Salem in July of 1740. Evidently they had not married by September. Her first husband, Henry Hale son of Robert Hale, Sr. died in 1736. They had a son, also born in 1736 - there is no other rec...

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6266 - Document

1786 memo of the fishing vessels cleared out of the Naval Office in Beverly for that year.

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6267 - Document

1786 list of reports of fishing schooners and the amount of fish (in quintals) caught for summer 1786.

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6294 - Document

1787 Form of Clearance certifying that Captain Samual Stone of the Schooner John cleared Port Hampton in Virginia bound for Massachusettes with corn, fish, beans and peas.

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FIC002.091 - map

1897 map of Beverly, showing boundaries of Frost Fish Brook, Wenham, Atlantic Ocean, Wooleston River. It gives the names of many property owners, dates and place names.

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