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11655 - Receipt
This is a receipt that lists various items like hangers, rings for pots, nails, and shovels.
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11663 - Receipt
1770 receipt between Daniel Wallis and William Bartlett. Wallis appears to have bought various items including nails, hooks, hinges, and spikes.
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11665 - Receipt
1769-1770 receipt between Captain William Bartlett and Samuel Curwin (?) dated October 3, 1769 to August 18, 1770.
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11882 - Receipt
Receipt between Captain William Bartlett and James Fuller dated October 16, 1775
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11883 - Receipt
Receipt from Captain William Bartlett to Robert Haskell dated 7//14/1774
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11930 - Receipt
Receipt between William Bartlett and Nathan Leech tea, nails, flour, and cotton.
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11978 - Receipt
Receipt between Captain William Bartlett and Daniel Wallis dated April 15 to May 5, 1785
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12158 - Receipt
A handwritten receipt of John and Andrew Cabot for items purchased from Josiah Batchelder, Jr. including nails, green tea, and sugar for 11 pounds, 15 shillings, and 1 pence dated 2 November 1784.
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12355 - Receipt
A handwritten receipt from William Retier Trask to Caleb Batchelder for nails, yarn, and rum purchased for 1 pound, 16 shillings, and 10 1/2 pence dated 17 March, 1791.
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16129 - Account
Account current between William Gray and Robert Rantoul as of 16 December 1778. Document alludes to other accounts. Also mentions Essequebo.
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16130 - Letter
Letter from William Gray 2nd to Captain Robert Rantoul. Gray, the owner of the Schooner Hope, gives Rantoul directions regarding his schooner's voyage to Surinam. Gray alludes to the dangerous state of the seas with his cautionary words to Rantoul--"should you find the coast infested with Cruisers, gett into some safe Harbor and coast till you hear from me". A short list of trade items is written below Gray's main message.
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23434 - Bill
1796 bill to Captain Nicholas Thorndike of the Brigantine Good Hope from Smith & Elstob to be paid to them for anchor, ship weights, and nails. The bcompany is listed as receiving the contents of the bill, meaning that it was settled, and is signed by Daniel Berry.
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23685b - Bill
1801 bill for items for use on the Ship Commerce under Captain Nicholas Thorndike in Cronstadt (Kronstadt), St. Petersburg. Items include nails, paint, oil, and sails.
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24634 - Receipt
William Bartlett needs to pay Josiah Batchelder for a variety of goods such as ducks eggs sugar nails and oakhorn.
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8045 - Receipt
Receipt of the Union Fire Society. Timothy Wyer was paid by the Union Fire Society on July 15, 1823 (as indicated on the back of the document) for "Building ladder box, taking down olde box and removing olde (?)." "2 nails" are also mentioned. The Union Fire Society was founded in 1804. Members of the Society were to assist each other in the event of a fire at their home or business. Each was given 2 leather water buckets, a large cloth ...
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8063 - Receipt
Receipt of the Union Fire Society. Stephen Nourse was paid $0.88 by the Union Fire Society for items, including nails, on August 8, 1829. A. Standley is also named on the reciept. The Union Fire Society was founded in 1804. Members of the society were to assist each other in the event of a fire at their home or business. Each was given 2 leather water buckets, a large cloth bag with which to retrieve possessions, and a bed key. Additional...
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