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Correspondence, 1842-1865

 File — Box: 2, Folder: 10
Identifier: M315.2

Scope and Contents

1842.6.4 letter from A.C. Robbins in response to inquiries about a meeting to discuss the location of a school house; 1846.7.22 Portland, letter from J.C. Brooks about nails; 1852.1.10 Portland, about the insurance for the Ship James Pennell; 1857.8.12 Portland, letter from T.B. Parsons about teaching; 1862 (presumed) to C.S. Pennell from C.G. Thayer, reference to Capt. Blanchard; 1862.3.22 Drawbridge Dorchester Co., Md. to Mr. James Pennell from J & D Larrabee; 1862.3.31 Bath, Office of City Ins. Co. to Messrs. Jacob and James Pennell, from J. D. Robinson, Pres.; 1863.10.21 Boston, Manufacturer's Insurance Co., to James Pennell, from Saml Gould; 1864.1.6 Liverpool, ?? Marine Insurance Co. Limited, to Messrs. Wooderson & Plumer; 1864.3.4 Chester, Delaware Co., Pa., from Frick & Thomas, Sawyers and Builders of Vessels to Messrs. Pennell & Bros.; 1865.2.15 Gardner, [Me.], from Edmund Gould to James Pennell, about interest in working on the ship he was about to commence building; 1865.3.16 Boston, Washington Insurance Co., to James Pennell about request of 2 November 1864 to cancel the policy on Bark Anglo Saxon; 1865.4.18 Boston, Washington Insurance Co., letter from Benj. Sweetsir, policy and balance due on the Bark Anglo Saxon; 1865.illeg., Newburyport, Messrs. Pennell, respectfully, Miles Carlisle

Dates

  • Creation: 1842-1865

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Extent

From the Series: 1 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

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Repository Details

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