1 April 1773

Flucker, Thomas, 1719-1783

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Account between Thomas Flucker, Francis Waldo and Isaac Winslow]

Extensive account between Thomas Flucker, Francis Waldo and Isaac Winslow beginning in 1759. Written in several different hands and signed by all three men.

GLC02437.09079

April 1773

Flucker, Thomas, 1719-1783

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Agreement between Thomas Flucker and Samuel Marshall] [incomplete]

Partial copy of an agreement between Samuel Marshall, a fisherman living in Lincoln County, Maine, and Thomas Flucker. Marshall asserts that although he has built a log house and fence on a portion of land on the east side of St. George's River, he lays no claim of ownership on the house or land. Signed on behalf of Flucker and Marshall, as well as Henry Laughton and Francis [Skinner] as witnesses. Attested to be a true copy by Samuel Winslow.

GLC02437.09081

25 May 1773

Paine, Timothy, 1730-1793

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Thomas Flucker

A place of writing is included, but largely illegible. Encloses a plan for lands to be sold to Mr. William Young (not present). Discusses the quality of these and other lands belonging to the Waldo patent.

GLC02437.09085

16 November 1773

Flucker, Thomas, 1719-1783

Autograph letter signed

Title: to William Kellar

Writes that he has received Kellar's payment and is satisfied that Kellar will continue making payments faithfully. Discusses appropriate remuneration for Kellar's land purchase.

GLC02437.09086

17 November 1773

Manuscript document

Title: Memorandum of papers to be procured...

...in the case of Francis Waldo Esq & others against Floyd Killpatrick. Lists documents necessary for the prosecution of the case, apparently regarding a land sale.

GLC02437.09087

27 January 1774

Flucker, Thomas, 1719-1783

Autograph letter signed

Title: to unknown

Writes about the addressee's lands in the Waldo patent.

GLC02437.09088

15 February 1773-24 May 1774

Winston, Joseph, fl. 1773

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Isaac Winslow's account and memo]

First page includes an account with Isaac Winslow up to 24 May 1773. Second page contains a memo dated 15 February 1773, which is an explanatory note about his account.

GLC02437.09090

circa 1783-1784

Manuscript document

Title: Estimate of sundry bonds & notes due to the late Francis Waldo

Contains an account of monies due Francis Waldo upon his death. Entries range from 7 July 1774-14 October 1783.

GLC02437.09091

1 November 1774

Cooper, William, 1720-1809

Document signed

Title: [Marriage between Captain James Urquhart and Hannah Flucker]

Partially printed. William Cooper, as Town Clerk of Boston, asserts that Captain James Urquhart and Hannah Flucker have satisfied the legal requirements to be married.

GLC02437.09092

10 January 1775-24 January 1775

Flucker, Thomas, 1719-1783

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Deed for David Trickey]

Deed in which Hannah and Thomas Flucker sell land to David Trickey. Signed by the Fluckers as well as by Francis Waldo and James Urquhart as witnesses.

GLC02437.09093

9 October 1775

Goldthwait, Ezekiel, fl. 1710-1782

Manuscript document signed

Title: [Receipt]

Receipt for a note Thomas Flucker gave Goldthwait, which had been given to Flucker in turn by Joseph Palmer.

GLC02437.09094

14 November 1775

Manuscript document

Title: to Francis Waldo

An unknown author, writing on behalf of David Palairet, Jr., declares that Palairet apologizes for missing Waldo's visit and encloses a letter for him to read (not present). Mentions that his uncle has been made aware of Waldo's arrival in England and is anxious to discuss business with him.

GLC02437.09096

12 October 1775

Palairet, David Jr., fl. 1775

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Samuel Waldo

Writes to inform Waldo of the death of his father the previous December. Discusses the business his father had with Waldo's father, Brigadier General Samuel Waldo, who is also deceased. Asks Waldo to prolong the term of Palairet's land grant, which is expiring. Adds that his family has found itself in difficult financial circumstances following the death of Palairet's father. See GLC02437.09098 for Waldo's response.

GLC02437.09097

24 November 1775

Manuscript document

Title: to David Palairet Jr.

An unknown author writes on behalf of Samuel Waldo that he received Mr. Palairet's letter. Sends his condolences on the death of Palairet's father. Responds to Palairet's question about an extension on their land grant, that many of the heirs of Brigadier General Waldo are currently minors and therefore cannot collect on the grant at present. Adds that given the "disturbed state" of America at present, there is no need to worry about an extension of the grant. See GLC02437.09097 for a related document.

GLC02437.09098

4 November 1780-9 November 1780

Manuscript document

Title: A sketch of the undivided lands belonging to Brigadier Waldo and Heirs

The majority of the letter, written by an unknown author, contains an account of the Waldo patent lands, and refers to the primary heirs, Thomas Flucker, Isaac Winslow, Francis Waldo, and Samuel Waldo. Also contains an extract of a letter dated 9 November 1780 written by Joseph Peirce on a similar topic.

GLC02437.09099

circa 1783-1788

Hichborn, Benjamin, 1746-1817

Manuscript document

Title: [Hichborn's opinion]

Document written in question-and-answer format about financial matters relating to the estate of the recently-deceased Thomas Flucker. Docket attributes authorship of the answers to Benjamin Hichborn, but no author is listed for the questions. One question suggests that the author is an agent or executor for the estate, and therefore may be Henry Knox, Hannah Urquhart Harwood, Knox's sister-in-law, or a third party.

GLC02437.09101

1861-1865

Maitland, James M., 1815-1864

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Respected Brother

Reports on various meetings that took place at his school. Requests his attendance at the "Teacher's Institute" taking place next month. Comments on letters recently received from Joseph. Ink on letter is very faded and difficult to read in sections.

GLC03523.10.242

1861-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: [Letter from Cousin Mary] [incomplete]

Incomplete letter. Discusses horses, relatives and neighbors.Difficult to read due to poor spelling and ink spots. Letter signed "Cousin Mary."

GLC03523.10.243

1861-1865

Maitland, Joseph M., 1836-1918

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Grier Maitland [incomplete]

Incomplete letter. Appears to be written to his brother, Grier Maitland. Discusses the burning of Richmond. Comments "...I think it was perfectly right to burn it, as almost all the men of the town are in the Rebel army."

GLC03523.10.244

1861-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Joseph Maitland [incomplete]

Incomplete letter. Appears to be written by Grier Maitland to his brother Joseph, but signature is illegible. Discusses weather and crops.

GLC03523.10.245

1861-1865

Cherry, Kate, fl. 1864

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Maitland Family [incomplete]

Incomplete letter. Appears to be written to the Maitland family from a cousin. Discusses her brothers rank and pay in the Union army. Says she is worried her brother may not return from the war but "...if they should happen to fall it is in a good cause."

GLC03523.10.246

1861-1865

Cherry, Kate, fl. 1864

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Joseph Maitland [incomplete]

Written to Joseph M. Maitland from cousin Kate Cherry. Expects to come down with the measles soon. Reports she will reluctantly begin training as a school teacher as it "...is the only way at present to obtain any money." Says she will board in a home with a melodeon and hopes to improve her musical skills. Incomplete letter.

GLC03523.10.247

1861-1865

Mast, Elhanan M., fl. 1837-1865

Autograph letter signed

Title: to unknown [incomplete]

Discusses his disappointment at the defeat of the Maine Law in his state. Says he will return home at the end of the school session. Letter is incoherent due to missing pages.

GLC03523.10.248

1861-1865

Envelope

Title: Envelope addressed to Bell Wharton

Yellow envelope addressed to Bell Wharton in Champaign, Ohio. Probably sent from Memphis, Tennessee.

GLC03523.10.249

1861-1865

Envelope

Title: Envelope addressed to J. M. Maitland

Envelope addressed to J.M. Maitland in Memphis, Tennessee.

GLC03523.10.250