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to Glen W. Blodgett

GLC03769.109

to Julian Sir

GLC03769.110

[announcing the Capt. has enclosed herewith a circular of the Masters Commandant...]

circular is missing

GLC03769.111

to Mr. G. Gilson Terriberry

GLC03769.112

Will of William Waters

GLC03769.113

Deed Partition

GLC03769.114.01

Township /land agreement

GLC03769.114.02

Receipt for bill of exchange

GLC03769.114.03

fragment of letter to Jasper Yeats

GLC03769.115.01

second fragment of letter to Jasper Yeats

GLC03769.115.02

Accounts for Dr. Andrew Blow? 1790-1793

GLC03769.117

fragment of a bill

GLC03769.118

biographical notes on Caspar Weitzel

GLC03769.119

letter draft or fragment

on recent senate election, not addressed

GLC03769.120

[certifying that John Brown is charged 10 dollars, 2.50 for each day he was a deserter]

GLC03769.122

to Sir

letter fragment, alludes to list of names of sixteen people who were recomended by the court to keep public hours.

GLC03769.123

to Alexander F. Dallas

letter fragment, 2nd half to 03769.123

GLC03769.124

Request for further number of tavern licenses

GLC03769.125

fragment of note

mentions Andrew Gibson

GLC03769.128

Registrar notes

mentions that letters of administration were granted to the widow

GLC03769.129

Deed

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to Sir (letter frgamnet)

Mentions a note payable to James Mackey

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to Ian (son)

GLC03769.131.02

to Jas Mildreth

GLC03769.132

Philadelphia County Court writes of the complications surrounding Alice Finch's will

GLC03769.133

biographical record of David Lloyd

GLC03769.134.01

listing of items available for sale at Goodspeed's bookshop

GLC03769.134.02

bill of exchange

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Philadelphia County Court case description

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Meeting notes

lawyer advises them to settle any accounts they have against Rev. johnston

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Notice to delinquents to settle accounts

GLC03769.139

notes on oldest paper mill

mentions william bradford

GLC03769.140.02

to sister

sister [Margaret Parrott] John is proud of his sister and he reminds her to be respectable and honorable, for he wants her to feel equally "as good as those who are we[a]lthy…And if you conduct yourself properly you will soon be a great deal more...

GLC03858.01.16

to sister

John is sorry to hear that their sister is so sick and he hopes to be able to visit her in the nest few days. A verse follows in another hand and Sophia's name appears below it.

GLC03858.01.17

to father

father [C. Parrott] He is going to join the regiment next Monday. He is married and gives news that his wife is going to New York to stay with family. He may resign if his health does not improve but stands "on the top of the pile here now and I...

GLC03858.01.18

to father

father [C. Parrott] John has been back "in Dixey" for about a week. They are guarding a pontoon bridge and he explains what one is to his father. "Boats are anchored in the River and stringers placed from one boat to another and covered with plank...

GLC03858.01.19

to sister

He was almost killed by Bushwhackers on his way back from visiting Henry with the 75th and "had to run the gauntlet" for four miles and "just before I got through I was compel[l]ed to leave my horse & take to the mountains" and walk over 15 miles....

GLC03858.01.20

to father

father [C. Parrott] John's health is not good. Henry is now camped at Jasper, Tennessee. John's regiment is guarding a pass in the mountains and will remain there until the river is opened. He was nearly captured returning from Chattanooga; "the...

GLC03858.01.21

to sister

sister [Sophia Parrott] He is glad that she is feeling better. He is anxious for his sister to meet his wife. He believes he will be able "to stand the service till the balance of the Regt is muster out" on 1 September, a "day of rejoicing."...

GLC03858.01.22

to brother

His brother has sold his farm and will settle in Minnesota. Their father has also sold his farm. John instructs his brother regarding money, telling him if their father does not need it, to send it to him care of N. Thompson so that John may use it...

GLC03858.01.23

to sister

sister [Margaret Parrott] Things have been quiet since the Battle of the 23rd, 24th, and 25th as the soldiers are preparing winter quarters. He hopes she will continue school this winter. He is glad he joined the Army when he did as he has only a...

GLC03858.01.24

to C. Parrott

Thompson answers John's father's letter seeking details of John's death. Just before John was fatally wounded, Lieutenant Thompson suggested they move as shells "were flying thick about them" but John answered "it was a good as place as any...and at...

GLC03858.01.25

Obituary

"Extract from the discourse of Rev. E. Erskine, occasioned by the death of Captain John A. Parrott." Handwritten copy of newspaper clipping summarizing John's life, praising his character and accomplishments, and a describing his death. "At the...

GLC03858.01.26

[Passport of George May Powell]

Passport of George May Powell. Partially printed. Signed by the Secretary of State, includes description of Powell's physical characteristics. Features image of United States of America Department of State seal.

GLC00687.076

Facts and Figures for the Hour

Recognizing that money is power, federal taxes have always caused problems for citizens. Other countries have much higher excise and revenue taxes, and yet the U.S. competes with them in every field. He compares foreign money, duties, and taxes with...

GLC00687.193

[Richard O. Burke, carte de visite]

White mount. Imprint of Addis Gallery on verso, along Burke's ink inscription: "Truly your friend Richard O. Burke," and in a different hand, "Quarter Master 15th Regt. N.Y.V. Engineers, Engineer Brigade, Army of the Potomac." Half length seated...

GLC00919.24.11

[A. H. Rathbun, carte de visite]

White mount with gold border. Imprint of Brady on recto and verso. Signed in ink on verso by Rathbun. Three quarter length seated portrait in civilian dress.

GLC00919.24.21

[W. R. Smith, carte de visite]

White mount. Imprint of Bell & Brother on verso. Signed in ink on verso by Smith. Full length view in civilian dress standing next to a pedestal.

GLC00919.24.22

signature of Glennie W. Scotfield

GLC03769.158.02

International Arbitration Memorial

The undersigned men, under the direction of George May Powell, support an international arbitration first between the U.S. and Britain, and later with other nations. The memorial is directed toward the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee

GLC00687.146