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1. 005.031.021 - Booklet

   A cream colored soft covered booklet with the title, 150 Years a Town: Essex in Massachusetts. This contains a running account of life in the town of Essex since incorporation in 1819. This booklet was compiled and written by Leslie Harris at the request of the Essex Sesquicentennial Committee in July 1969. The cover illustration was done by Bob Perrigo, Jr.

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2. 21165 - Document

   1815 cargo manifest for the Schooner Export under Captain William Pousland, Master, from Salem to Richmond. Residences of the shippers noted on the document.

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3. 22522 - Document

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

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4. 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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5. 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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6. 22575 - Document

   1859 insurance document issued by the Beverly Insurance Company to John Morgan for the fishing voyage of the Schooner Essex [2]. Signed by R.G. Bennett, Secretary, and Michael Whitney, President.

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7. 22581 - Document

   Insurance Policy from the Equitable Marine Insurance Company of Provincetown, Mass., for a fishing voyage of the Schooner Essex [2] to John Morgan. Signed by R.E. Nickerson, Secretary, and Enos Nickerson, President.

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8. 36041.001.0081 - 36041.001

   Print, Photographic

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9. 982.24.207A - 982.24

   Print, Photographic

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10. 982.24.462 - 982.24

    Print, Photographic

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11. 985.40.5 - Tape, Magnetic

    July 15th, 1952 Yankee Yarn episode of Reverend John Wise. Runtime: 00:09:49 Digital file avalible for listening.

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12. 988.535.320 - Button, Insignia

    Circular button. Recto: White field with red stripe across center, white text in stripe, "Essex." Verso: Paper insert with black text, "The/Harding Uniform/& Regalia Co./211 Tremont St./Boston/99."

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13. 991.49.3 - Map

    This is a map of the town of Manchester from the latest survey. Elevations are included to show above mean water level. Thsi shows the borders with Beverly, Gloucester, Essex, Hamilton, and Wenham.

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14. FIC002.073 - map

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15. FIC002.177 - map

    Massachusetts - Essex County - Marblehead North quadrangle - edited 1945 Polyconic projection 1927, topography surveyed 1942, edited 1945

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16. FIC007.379 - Bill of Sale

    1800 bill of sale for the Schooner Abigail sold by James Kimball of Boston, and Joseph Lord and Ammi Smith of Ipswich on August 7, 1800 to Robert Rantoul (1/4 owner), Silas Stickney (1/4 owner), Zebulon Obear (1/4 owner), Andrew Peabody (1/8 owner) and Ebenezer Smith Junior (1/8 owner). The Abigail was built in Warren Rhode Island in 1789. It was issued a Certification of Registry in Boston (No. 256) on September 19, 1799. Thomas Melville, Sur...

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17. FIC013.206 - Invoice

    Bill of sale for one eighth part of the Schooner Hannibal to Isaac Lewis of Beverly.

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18. FIC013.560 - Document

    A copy of a 1963 Salem News article about the fishing schooner L.A. Dunton. Built in 1921 at Story shipyard in Essex, MA, Her homeport was Gloucester. She has been acquired by Mystic Seaport in Connecticut for preservation and restoration.

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19. FIC014.039 - Document

    1788 insurance policy from Joseph Lovett to his brother John Lovett of Beverly for a voyage of the Schooner Essex [1].

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