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004.030.010 - Document
A document written by Harry Cole to his sister, Frances Gibson, on April 11, 1928. This letter details the appraisal of their father's estate made by E.S. Webber, the Cashier of the Beverly National Bank. It details where money has been spent. The writer recommends that the father's property remain in the Cole family.
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004.030.013 - Document
A typed document containing the property schedule of James E. Cole, 582 Hale Street, Prides Crossing, MA. He passed away on January 11, 1928. A complete list of his property is listed with two columns beside them. One is the assessed value and the other is appraised value. Some of the figures in the second column have been crossed out and corrected in pencil. The property listed above as well as a wood lot off of Hart Street are included. T...
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004.030.019 - Document
A typed property schedule of James E. Cole of 582 Hale Street, Prides Crossing, MA. He passed away on January 11, 1928. This lists all of the money in banks as well as the above mentioned property and a wood lot off of Hart Street. It also includes deeds od Stephen Eldridge, Edwin Pride and the heirs of Laura F. Cole. The liabilities are included on the bottom. These include Dr. Charles H. Phillips, Dr. James Shatswell, Lee & Cressy, Mary L....
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007.041.001 - Booklet
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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008.006.075 - Receipt
Receipt from Lee & Cressy, (Funeral and Furnishing Undertakers) to the estate of Martha P. Smith for $429.
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009.057.024 - Receipt
Receipt of payment by the estate of Elizabeth F. Dodge to Lee & Cressy, Funeral and Furnishing Undertakers. The reciept is in the amount of $440.00 for various services and items including a casket, a slate vault, embalming, a hearse, the burial, and 4 carriages. Elizabeth F. Dodge was the widow of Alna Dodge and her home, according to the 1928 city directory of Beverly, was at 138 Conant Street. In 1928, the proprietors of Lee & Cressy w...
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