Bill of Lading for Captain Nathan Sears of the Schooner Roxbury
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Bill of Lading; Goods; Lonsdale Co.; W. F. & A. Burdock; Schooner Roxbury; Captain Nathan SearsDescription
Bill of Lading for goods shipped from Lonsdale Co. to W. F. & A. Burdock on the Schooner Roxbury, captained by Nathan Sears. From the various materials given to DHS from the estate of Henry Homer Sears of East Dennis. No image of the original document has been supplied.Related items
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