28 November 1898

Brower, George A., fl. 1865-1898

Broadside

Title: General orders no. 7

Orders regarding mustering out.

GLC04558.196

28 November 1898

Brower, George A., fl. 1865-1898

Broadside

Title: General orders no. 7

Duplicate of GLC04558.196. Orders regarding mustering out.

GLC04558.197

7 December 1898

Brower, George A., fl. 1865-1898

Broadside

Title: General orders no. 8

Announcing the mustering out of specific companies in the regiment. Accompanied by notice asking that all regiment members give particular attention to personal appearance at the time of mustering out.

GLC04558.198

15 July 1898

Stevens, Edwin, fl. 1865-1898

Broadside

Title: Encampment announcement

Notice for the 32d National Encampment, G.A.R.

GLC04558.199

15 July 1898

Stevens, Edwin, fl. 1865-1898

Broadside

Title: Reunion announcement

Reunion announcement for the 32d National Encampment, G.A.R.

GLC04558.200

18 February 1885

Bryant, Howard L., fl. 1865-1885

Printed document signed

Title: Certificate of honorable discharge

Honorable discharge certificate issued by the Otis G. Banks Post # 137, of the Grand Army of the Republic.

GLC04558.202

2 August 1866

Mosher, H.K., fl. 1861-1866

Printed document signed

Title: Notice of enrollment

Notice of enrollment informing Tillotson that he is "liable to military duty" unless he submit proof of exemption.

GLC04558.203

10 November 1864

Printed document signed

Title: Muster out roll for George Tillotson

GLC04558.204

1 September 1864

Groody, Thomas, fl. 1861-1864

Printed document signed

Title: Certificate of appointment to first sergent

GLC04558.205

1913 to 1928

Printed document signed

Title: Newspaper clippings

Miscellaneous news clipping including: obituaries, anniversary and birthday celebrations, G.A.R. reunion news, and other news related to the Tillotson family.

GLC04558.206

[1862]

Photograph

Title: Ambrotype of Tillotson family

Ambrotype of Mrs. Tillotson, Leon, Georgina (age 6) and Lucy (age 3) in a wooden case.

GLC04558.207

1844

Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805-1879

Printed letter

Title: Letter from the American Anti-Slavery Society

A letter issued by various members of the American Anti-Slavery Society asking for financial support from the "anti-slavery public."

GLC06143.01

22 April 1844

Buffum, James N., 1807-1887

Autograph letter signed

Title: to David P. Harmon

Letter asking Harmon to attend the upcoming American Anti-slavery Society convention in Lynn, Massachusetts.

GLC06143.02

8 February 1849

Buffum, James N., 1807-1887

Autograph letter signed

Title: [to David P. Harmon]

Informs Harmon that an Anti-Slavery Society meeting will be held in Harmon's town of Haverhill, Massachusetts. Writes that "the South are beginning [to] feel the effect of agitation and are alarmed for their Patirarchical [sic] institution." Encourages Harmon to ask his friends to attend the meeting as well. Announces that Mr. and Mrs. "Taft" (Craft) will be attending the county meeting and are sure to draw in a large crowd from "mere curiosity."

GLC06143.03

February 21, 1849

Buffum, James N., 1807-1887

Autograph letter signed

Title: [to David P. Harmon]

Informs Harmon that Mr. and Mrs. Craft (escaped slaves William and Ellen Craft) will be attending his meeting in Haverhill, and sends him "a part of a bill which discribes these two interesting Slaves" (not included here). Mentions that he tried to get H. C. Wright and Lucy Stone to attend the meeting but was unable to secure their attendance. Assures Harmon that there will be a good turn out of people from other towns. Writes that he is encouraged by the growing indignation at the "insolence of slave power."

GLC06143.04

11 November 1855

Harmon, David P., 1800-1869

Autograph letter signed

Title: to his wife

Harmon writes that he will take longer than expected to return home, as his goal for which he left home has not been accomplished. Expects to travel up the River du Loup thirty to forty miles and into the woods. He expresses his concern for matters at home and gives lengthy instructions for his sons to take care of the farm. Advises his wife to take care of her health and get along with "the boys."

GLC06143.05

circa 27 April 1847

May, Samuel J., 1797-1871

Autograph letter signed

Title: [to David P.Harmon]

Writes that he would like to arrange a meeting for "our friend P[arker] Pillsbury" and Lucy Stone at the town of Haverhill, Massachusetts on Sunday, 2 May. Asks that Harmon make arrangements to secure the availability of the town hall for the meeting.

GLC06143.06

circa 27 February 1849

May, Samuel J., 1797-1871

Autograph letter signed

Title: to David P. Harmon

Writes that he had wanted to include Lucy Stone in the meeting arranged in Harmon's town, but she decided to go home and visit her parents instead. Hopes that she will join the meeting at Concord, New Hampshire on 5 March.

GLC06143.07

15 March 1848

May, Samuel J., 1797-1871

Autograph letter signed

Title: to David P. Harmon

Informs Harmon that William W. Brown will be attending a meeting in Haverhill. Asks that Harmon publicize Mr. Brown's appearance and find a suitable place for him to give his lecture.

GLC06143.08

8 July 1853

May, Samuel J., 1797-1871

Autograph letter signed

Title: to David P. Harmon

Written from Leicester, likely in Massachusetts. Informs Harmon that Stephen Foster will be speaking at a meeting in Haverhill on Sunday, 17 July. Asks that Harmon confirm the arrangement of the meeting.

GLC06143.09

24 September 1854

Merrill, Joseph, 1788-1856

Autograph letter signed

Title: to David P. Harmon

Written from Danvers Port, likely in Massachusetts. Asks that Harmon assist Sojourner Truth with accommodations for her lecture at Haverhill. Truth is to speak on the "abominations of Desolation of American slavery" and is described by Merrill as a messenger of God.

GLC06143.10

27 February 1822

Bramhall, Benjamin, 1787-1828

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Aaron Hobart

Bramwell, writing as one of Hobart's constituents, urges Hobart to aid in the passage of the Mackerel Fishery Bill, then before Congress.

GLC06313.04.164

28 February 1822

Sampson, Zabdiel, 1781-1828

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Aaron Hobart

Discusses a payment owed in regard to the capturing of a barge, and a mix up in the name of the man owed.

GLC06313.04.165

9 March 1822

Harris, Samuel D., fl. 1822

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Aaron Hobart

Harris, who identifies himself as a marshal, writes to thank Hobart for his assistance and ask for his future aid in regard to the "final passage of the Bill," probably the Mackerel Fishery Bill before Congress.

GLC06313.04.166

9 March 1822

Ritchie, William, 1781-1842

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Aaron Hobart

Asks about the "probable fate" of a bill "to prohibit the importation of foreign Spirits," as he is soon expecting a shipment of rum whose value would be affected by the law. Complains about the already high duties on rum.

GLC06313.04.167