Year: <span class="from" data-blrl-begin="1860">1860</span> to <span class="to" data-blrl-end="1879">1879</span>

Peabody, Nathaniel, fl. 1865, pharmacist. Dorchester Massachusetts. To Mary Tyler (Peabody) Mann. Deals with finances., 1865, March 19 - box 5

Date:

1865, March 19 -

Scope Content:

Peabody was a homeopathic pharmacist doing business in Boston. He was Nathaniel Hawthorne's brother-in-law, Hawthorne having married Sophia Peabody.

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Peabody, Nathaniel, fl. 1865, pharmacist. Dorchester MAssachusetts. To Mary Tyler (Peabody) Mann. "Please send all the things you mention.", 1863, June 30 - box 5

Date:

1863, June 30 -

Scope Content:

Peabody was a homeopathic pharmacist doing business in Boston. He was Nathaniel Hawthorne's brother-in-law, Hawthorne having married Sophia Peabody.

Collection Context

Peabody, Nathaniel, fl. 1865, pharmacist. To Mary Tyler (Peabody) Mann. Requests a loan of $24., 1865, February 27 - box 5

Date:

1865, February 27 -

Scope Content:

Peabody was a homeopathic pharmacist doing business in Boston. He was Nathaniel Hawthorne's brother-in-law, Hawthorne having married Sophia Peabody. The Clapp referred to in the letter was Otis Clapp, of the Boston pharmacy Otis Clapp which continued to operate until the 1950s, "and without benefit of a soda fountain and such-like."

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Pitman, Sir Isaac, 1813-1897, inventor of phonography. To Mr. Rumball. Urges Rumball to advocate phonography in his lectures on phrenology and comments on success of the system., 1866, November 11 - box 6

Date:

1866, November 11 -

Collection Context

Plimsoll, Samuel, 1824-1898, politician, social reformer. 111 Victoria Street, London S.W., England. To Nottage, Esq. "If you feel any hestitation about accepting a present from a stranger you may send me an equivalent in the photographs that you are taking.", 1873, March 18 - box 6

Date:

1873, March 18 -

Scope Content:

Crest and street embossed on stationary

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Radcliffe, Thomas Bilton, 1812-1866, actor, stage manager. 195 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio. To Samuel Francis Bilton, Esq. Barrister, Chancery Chambers, Quality Court, London, England. "I am now engaged in my profession here in this City and am in receipt of a Salary amounting to over eight pounds sterling ($45.00) per week. But I suffered many reverses during the stagnation of business and the thrilling excitement of this Civil War.", 1861, December 12 - box 5

Date:

1861, December 12 -

Scope Content:

Blue stationary Letter has been silked Accompanied by typescript of letter

Collection Context

Radcliffe, Thomas Bilton, 1812-1866, actor, stage manager. 67 Laurel Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. To Jane (Bilton) Rawle (Mrs. George Rawle). "...I have received no answer, either from you or my brother Samuel...Pike's Opera House is in ashes--my loses are a considerable part of my wardrobe & properities valuable manuscript Books..." He says Pike plans to build a new theatre in New York "the most splendid...on this Continent.", 1866, April 8 - box 6

Date:

1866, April 8 -

Collection Context

Radcliffe, Thomas Bilton. To Rawle, George, 1865, December 9 Box 15

Date:

1865, December 9

Collection Context

Rand, Rev. S. T. "Brief Catechism in Micmac Hieroglyphics. With the Micmac words added in Roman characters.", Ca. 1870s - box 6

Date:

Ca. 1870s -

Scope Content:

Note on first page reads "Described in Pilling's Algonquian Bibliography, p. 426." Photocopy of citation included

Collection Context

Simmons, thomas Jefferson Nichols, 1830-?, minister, Methodist Episcopal church, Ohio conference and Illinois conference. Fourteen miscellaneous papers., 1806, March 10-1887, November 29 - box 3

Date:

1806, March 10-1887, November 29 -

Scope Content:

Includes family record of births, deaths, and marriages, March 10, 1806 - September 7, 1856.

Collection Context

Peabody, Nathaniel, fl. 1865, pharmacist. Dorchester Massachusetts. To Mary Tyler (Peabody) Mann. Deals with finances., 1865, March 19 - box 5

Peabody, Nathaniel, fl. 1865, pharmacist. Dorchester MAssachusetts. To Mary Tyler (Peabody) Mann. "Please send all the things you mention.", 1863, June 30 - box 5

Peabody, Nathaniel, fl. 1865, pharmacist. To Mary Tyler (Peabody) Mann. Requests a loan of $24., 1865, February 27 - box 5

Pitman, Sir Isaac, 1813-1897, inventor of phonography. To Mr. Rumball. Urges Rumball to advocate phonography in his lectures on phrenology and comments on success of the system., 1866, November 11 - box 6

Plimsoll, Samuel, 1824-1898, politician, social reformer. 111 Victoria Street, London S.W., England. To Nottage, Esq. "If you feel any hestitation about accepting a present from a stranger you may send me an equivalent in the photographs that you are taking.", 1873, March 18 - box 6

Radcliffe, Thomas Bilton. To Rawle, George, 1865, December 9 Box 15

Rand, Rev. S. T. "Brief Catechism in Micmac Hieroglyphics. With the Micmac words added in Roman characters.", Ca. 1870s - box 6

Simmons, thomas Jefferson Nichols, 1830-?, minister, Methodist Episcopal church, Ohio conference and Illinois conference. Fourteen miscellaneous papers., 1806, March 10-1887, November 29 - box 3

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