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[receipt for Abraham Harding]

for preaching

GLC02891.005

[receipt for Capt. Abraham Harding]

GLC02891.012

[Recap of the proprietary meeting]

GLC02891.013

[land agreement]

establishes township of new medfield

GLC02891.014

[receipt of Abraham Harding]

GLC02891.018

[receipt for Abraham Harding]

for entertainment of the proprietors at their meeting

GLC02891.019

[receipt of Abraham Harding]

for preaching

GLC02891.020

[receipt of Abraham Harding]

for entertainment of the proprietors

GLC02891.027

[account records]

GLC02891.028

[receipt for Abraham Harding]

Written in the town of Sturbridge

GLC02891.029

Marriage certificate of Louis Guillaume Otto & Miss de Crevecoeur

In Latin and French, witnessed by numerous people. Signed by Jefferson (serving then as Secretary of State). Also signed by Members of Congress Jeremiah Wadsworth, Jonathan Trumbull, Jr., NYS Supreme Court Justice Richard Morris, Vice Consul of...

GLC02895

to Heram Hitchcock

States that they must begin at once for Carnegie Hall to be ready by next winter. Remarks that the location of the hall should not be below 56th Street. Discusses other financial and real estate arrangements for building Carnegie Hall. Written on...

GLC02896

To: Mathew Carey.

Clark had published a history of the United States. Adams also provides suggestions for the next edition. Accompanied by a slip of paper in Adams's hand reading "Philadelphia," (probably removed from the address leaf).

GLC02900

[Engraving of a young Alexander Hamilton]

Note signed by Frederick Reynolds indicates the image was engraved in mezzotint and printed in color. Accompanied (but unrelated to) GLC02908.01.

GLC02908.02

The personal influence of Abraham Lincoln : a sermon preached on the national fast-day, Thursday, June 1st, 1865 by Erskine N. White

Published by John A. Gray & Green Printers. The pamphlet was "published by request." Discusses the moral examples and principles Lincoln set upon the country and the world. Discribes Lincoln as a " man of the people" and praises his leadership and...

GLC02913.07

Character and death of Abraham Lincoln. A discourse preached at Auburn, N. Y., April 23, 1865. By Rev. Henry Fowler, pastor of the Central Presbyterian church

Published by Wm. J. Moses' Steam Press Establishment. The pamphlet was "published by request." Inscribed "[Eu.] John H. Chedell with the regard of Henry Fowler." Discusses Lincoln's character and qualities. Feels that justice should be done and...

GLC02913.08

to Sarah Kendall

GLC02915.002

to my dear brother

GLC02915.006

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.009

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.010

to Unknown

GLC02915.014

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.015

to Brother L

GLC02915.019

to Sister Henry

GLC02915.020

to John Kendall

GLC02915.025