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Wallis, Calvin |
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A thirty-seven page booklet containing A Descriptive Sketch of Beverly. This was printed in 1893. This apparently was taken out of a larger book and rebound since it starts on page 81 and ends at 118. This contains not only a description of the community, but images as well. There are pages of business advertisements with detailed information about not only the businesses, but the proprietors.
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010.027.056 - Proxy
Proxy card for the Jacob Brower estate,stockholder of the Beverly National Bank, signed by Calvin Wallis, trustee, giving power of Substitution to Charles F. Lee to vote at the annual meeting, January 1924,of the Stockholders of said bank. Noted on the side that he has 2 shares. Beverly National Bank opened in 1802 and closed more than 200 years later in February 2010. It became a national bank in 1865. It was originally located at 117 Ca...
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24508 - Bill-of-sale
Bill of sale for the Barque "San Francisco" built in Cumberland Maine in 1849. The vessel sailed to California in 1849 taking miners to the gold fields. For more information see also "The Argonauts of 49".
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973.001 - Log, Ship's
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