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  Small Autograph Book Belonging to a Member of the Nickerson Family 

  Unknown (1870-1890)

  JOAN & NORTON NICKERSON COLLECTION AUTOGRAPH BOOK A small autograph book. Most pages have entries. Images are numbered from Page0001 (the cover), etc., with Page0004 being the second page of the autograph book, on the ...
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  Letter from B. Eastwood Probably to Prince Crowell 

  B. Eastwood (1863-06-12)

  Letter from B. Eastwood at Middletown, CT, Probably to Prince Crowell
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  Letter from Chloe C. Sears to Mother, Sarah Clark Howes Sears 

  Chloe C. Sears (Dennis Historical Society Inc., 1872-01-24)
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  Seven Pages of Bills or Receipts from D.H. Sears to Mrs. L.M. Crowell for Merchandise 

  D.H. Sears (Dennis Historical Society Inc., 1906-05-05)

  7 pages of bills or receipts, on billhead, from D.H. Sears of East Dennis, to Mrs. L.M. Crowell, for merchandise, mostly sweets, from 8 Feb to 30 April 1906
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  Small Leather Notebook Pertaining to Captain Bengman F. Hall 

  Unknown (Undated)

  This is a small leather covered bound notebook, containing over 100 pages; it pertains to a voyage(s) of Captain Bengman Hall of Harwich - the name of the Schooner is uncertain
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  Bill or Receipt for C.&J.F. Baker & Co. to Mr. John Rose 

  C.&J.F. Baker & Co. (Peter Baker Jr., Erastus Baker, Cyrus Baker, Jos. F. Baker) (1866-06-11)

  Bill or receipt from C.&J.F. Baker & Co. (Peter Baker Jr., Erastus Baker, Cyrus Baker, Jos. F. Baker), Dealers in West India Goods, Groceries, County Produce, Ship and Family Stores, to John Rose
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  Letter from Louisa M. Crowell to her Son, Edwin D. Crowell Jr. 

  Louisa M. Crowell (1922-07-12)

  Letter from Louisa Crowell to her son, Edwin D. Crowell Jr.
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  Newspaper Clipping of an Essay Entitled: "Eastham and Orleans Historical Papers - No. 4" 

  Josiah Paine (Harwich Independent, Undated)

  Newspaper clipping of an essay, probably cut from the Harwich Independent; bears the title: "Eastham and Orleans Historical Papers - No. 4," written by Josiah Paine. The article/essay concerns the life and heirs of Samuel Osborn