guide to the john parker hale papers, 1820-1914

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Guide to the John Parker Hale Papers, 1820-1914

Administrative Summary

Title:

John Parker Hale Papers, 1820-1914 (bulk 1840-1874)

Repository:

New Hampshire Historical Society

30 Park Street

Concord, NH 03301

(603) 228-6688

http://www.nhhistory.org/library.html

Collection Numbers:

1926.006, 1988.058, 2013.019

Creator of the Collection:

Hale, John Parker, 1806-1873

Hale, Lucy Lambert (wife of John Parker Hale) 1814-1902

[Chandler], Lucy Lambert Hale [daughter of John Parker Hale], 1841-1915

[Jacques], [Kinsley], Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Hale [daughter of John Parker Hale], 1835-1895

Author of Finding Aid:

Sandra L. Wheeler, incorporating also information from an earlier finding aid written by

Thomas E. Camden

Language:

Most of the materials in this collection are in English. There are some Spanish materials

from while Hale was United States Minister to Spain, 1865-1869.

Extent:

22 document cases (numbered 0-19), approximately 12 linear feet

1 oversize folder with 17 items (not included in above box or foot count)

Abstract:

John Parker Hale was a New Hampshire Senator in office 1847-53 and 1855-65. He is

identified with the formation of the Republican Party and the struggle to abolish slavery.

He also served as United States Minister to Spain, 1865-1869. The collection consists

largely of correspondence, both personal letters among his family members (and,

occasionally, to them from friends) and his political correspondence (mostly incoming

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but with some outgoing, especially during his time in Spain for which there are bound

letter books). The collection also includes ephemera, largely newspaper clippings (which

have been photocopied), and Hale’s undated writings and speeches.

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Access and Use

Acquisition Information and Provenance:

In 1926, the estate of William E. Chandler donated his papers to the New Hampshire

Historical Society. These were immediately divided into three separate collections, all

with the same accession number (1926.006): Chandler’s own papers; those of Joseph

Gilmore, governor of New Hampshire and the father of Chandler’s first wife; those of

John Parker Hale, senator from New Hampshire and father of Chandler’s second wife.

These were all probably gathered together and saved by Chandler’s second wife, Lucy

Hale Chandler, who valued her family’s history. All items with NO accession number

written on them are from this original donation.

There have been two additions to the Hale Papers after the original 1926 donation, in

1988 (1988.58) and 2013 (2013.12). They have been interfiled. Unnumbered items are

from the original donation; items from the 1988 and 2013 purchases have their accession

numbers penciled on them.

Hale items with accession number 1988.058 were purchased from Frank Spinney in

1988. There is no documentation about how they came into Spinney’s hands. The

purchase consists of approximately 300 letters written by John Parker Hale to his wife

and daughters. These items have penciled “1988.058” notations on them.

Hale items with accession number 2013.012 were purchased in 2013 from the daughter of

Richard Morcom, who is said to have bought the collection at an estate sale. The

purchase consists of approximately 570 letters plus approximately 200 pieces of

ephemera. Each item has a penciled “2013.012” notation.

Processing Information:

This collection was reprocessed to interfile all accessions by Sandra L. Wheeler between

January and June, 2013. The finding aid was written by Sandra L. Wheeler in August,

2013. This finding aid follows the standards set-forth by Describing Archives: A Content

Standard.

Access Restrictions:

None.

Location:

The collection is housed at the New Hampshire Historical Society in Concord, New

Hampshire.

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements: The letters and documents in the collection are in fair to good condition. A few letters

were written on very thin tissue-like paper and will require careful handling. Items that

are badly worn or torn have been placed in polyester sleeves.

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Copyright/Conditions Governing Use: For permission to reproduce or publish material from this collection, please speak to the

Library Director or Librarian. Users are responsible for following all copyright and

intellectual property laws.

Preferred Citation: John Parker Hale Papers, 1926.006; 1988.058; 2012.012. New Hampshire Historical

Society. Date accessed.

Biographical Information:

Hale family overview, details of individuals follow: John Parker Hale (1806-1873) was the son of John Parker Hale and Lydia Clarkson

O’Brien.

He married Lucy Lambert (1814-1902) of Brunswick ME in 1834.

They had two daughters, Elizabeth, known as Lizzie (1835-1895) and Lucy (1841-1915).

Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Hale married, first, Edward Kinsley (1825-1888); their only child

died shortly after his birth. Her second husband was William Henry ‘Harry’ Jacques

(1847-1916); this marriage produced no children.

Lucy Hale married William E. Chandler (1835-1917); they had one son, John Parker

Hale Chandler (1885-1940)

John Parker Hale (1806-1873) Hale was a politician and early abolitionist, serving in the United States House of

Representatives, United States Senate and New Hampshire House of Representatives as

well as a United States Minister to Spain. A chronology:

1806 Born at Rochester NH, first son of 13 children of John Parker Hale and

Lydia O’Brien Hale. He was a descendant of Robert Hale, who settled at

Charlestown MA in 1632.

1819 Death of his father. His mother, left with no money, moved the family to

Eastport ME, where she ran a boarding house. She kept some younger

children with her and sent older ones to live with her relatives. She

decided, however, that her oldest son, John, should be educated.

1820 Entered Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter NH.

1827 Graduated from Bowdoin College with classmates Franklin Pierce,

Nathaniel Hawthorne and Henry W. Longfellow.

1830 Admitted to the New Hampshire Bar after having studied law with

Jeremiah H. Woodman in Rochester NH and Daniel M. Christie in Dover

NH. Began practice in Dover.

1832 Elected to New Hampshire State Legislature as a Democrat.

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1832-34 Served as member of New Hampshire General Court.

1834 Married Lucy Lambert of Brunswick ME.

1834-41 Served as United States Attorney for the District of New Hampshire;

appointed by President Andrew Jackson and renewed by Martin

VanBuren. Removed by President John Tyler on party grounds.

1835 Daughter Elizabeth (Lizzie) born.

1841 Daughter Lucy born.

1842-45 Served in United States House of Representatives as a Democrat.

1844-45 Campaigned against the annexation of Texas on anti-slavery grounds.

Lead by Franklin Pierce, the New Hampshire Democrats struck his name

from the ticket and declared him a traitor to the party. Hale campaigned

against slavery in every town and village in the state.

1846 Elected to New Hampshire House of Representatives as an Independent

Democrat and made Speaker of the House.

1847-53 Served in the United States Senate. Opposed the Mexican-American War

and had an openly anti-slavery platform.

1848 Accepted nomination for President of the United States on the Liberty

Party ticket.

1851 Served as counsel for the defendants in the trials of the rescuers of the

slave Shadrach Minkins from the United States Marshal in Boston.

1852 Nominated by the Free Soil Party for the United States Presidency, ran

against Franklin Pierce.

1853-54 Moved to New York City to practice law.

1855-65 Served as United States Senator from New Hampshire. Became a

Republican and served as chair of Senate Republican Conference.

1865-69 Served as United States Minister to Spain, appointed by President Lincoln.

While there, he feuded with Horatio Perry, the Secretary to the Legation.

Eventually both men were recalled.

1870 Returned to the United States in poor health and suffered a stroke soon

after. Spent last years semi-invalid.

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1873 Died at Dover, NH; buried at Pine Hill Cemetery in that city.

sources:

Sewell, Richard H. John P. Hale and the Politics of Abolition. Harvard University Press,

1965.

Dictionary of American Biography, pp. 105-107.

Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, June 2013.

History of Keene NH, Simon Goodell Griffin, pg 635 ff [information about Horatio Perry

and the feud with Hale while both serving in Spain]

Elizabeth Little “Lizzie” Hale Kinsley Jacques (1835-1895) Lizzie married Edward Kinsley (1846-1888) in April, 1868. Kinsley graduated from Yale

University, studied law, and succeeded his father as principal of the Classical and

Mathematical School at West Point. He and Lizzie married in Madrid, where he was

serving as Acting Secretary to the United States Legation (Lizzie’s father was United

States Minister to Spain). It is unclear whether Kinsley followed Lizzie to Spain or met

her there. They had one child, John Parker Hale Kinsley, born in Paris the fall of 1869.

He died soon after birth and is buried in Paris. Upon their return from Europe, the

Kinsleys lived in West Point, where he died in 1888.

In 1889, Lizzie married William Henry “Harry’ Jacques (1847-1916), an armor expert

with Holland Submarine and Bethlehem Steel, who had apparently served William E

Chandler, her brother-in-law, as an aide while Chandler was Secretary of the United

States Navy. She refers to Jacques in passing as early as a letter written from London in

1886, when she and Kinsley were invited to breakfast with him. However, when she

married him in 1889, it apparently was an unpleasant surprise to her sister and brother-in-

law. This marriage produced no children.

Lizzie’s last days are documented by letters from her anxious mother to her sister in the

spring of 1895, as Lizzie’s ‘cough’ was diagnosed as rheumatic fever, from which she

died in April.

A long post script to Lizzie’s life surrounds the matter of her will, especially the

disposition of her property in Boar’s Head NH, which she had left partly to her widower,

Harry Jacques, and partly to her mother and sister. The surviving Hale women

complained that Jacques had altered the house without their permission, denied them use

of some of the rooms, etc. They also accused him of giving Lizzie’s jewelry and other

belongings to his second wife, who had been a nurse attending Lizzie’s sickbed (and

someone Lizzie had apparently disliked). Relationships between Jacques and the women

deteriorated, a lawsuit ensued, and at last, in 1899, the court decided for Jacques.

Lucy Lambert Hale Chandler (1841-1915) Much of what is written about John P. Hale’s second daughter, Lucy, refers to her beauty

and flirtatiousness, with lists of men thought to have been her suitors (John Hay, Oliver

Wendell Holmes Jr, Robert Todd Lincoln, various members of the European aristocracy).

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Most famous, however, is her supposed informal engagement to John Wilkes Booth,

actor and assassin of President Lincoln. There is nothing in these papers to prove this

liaison except an anonymous note said to have been written by Booth in 1862. The matter

is not referred to in any surviving correspondence among family members.

Lucy accompanied her parents to Spain (1865-69) and upon their return met again an

early admirer, William E. Chandler (1835-1917), by now a widower with three sons

(Joseph, born 1860, William, born 1863 and Lloyd, born 1869). Of these sons, she

apparently was involved in raising only Lloyd, and little is known of the later lives of any

of the three. She and Chandler married in 1874 and their son, John Parker Hale Chandler,

known as ‘Jack,’ was born in 1885 and died in California in 1940.

Lucy’s later life revolved around the activities of her husband, who served as Secretary of

the United States Navy and United States Senator. [See the William E Chandler papers

for details of his career.] They divided their time between Washington DC and their New

Hampshire home. As noted above, Lucy was drawn into a long legal dispute with her

brother-in-law, Harry Jacques, after the death of her sister. She seems to have become a

bit obsessed with the controversy, covering many pages with scrawls reiterating the same

complaints over and over. She is buried at Pine Hill Cemetery, Dover NH.

Collection Scope and Content Note:

Overview: The Hale papers contain personal letters exchanged among family members

and written to them by their friends, particularly to Lucy from young men. John P. Hale’s

political correspondence is mostly incoming but includes some copies of outgoing letters,

especially during the period in which he served as Minister to Spain, for which there are

letter books. There are also photocopies of newspaper clippings and ephemera and

memorabilia such as calling cards, invitations and tickets of admission to Washington,

DC activities including receptions at the White House. Newspaper clippings associated

with Lucy Hale Chandler’s husband’s political career are filed with his papers in a

separate collection. Scattered through the Hale Papers are loose pages (many undated) of

journals or diaries kept sporadically by Lizzie and Lucy. Lucy kept a diary for much of

the family’s time in Spain (1867-69). The diary includes details of who called upon

whom, descriptions of balls, festivals, churches and other tourist attractions like walks in

the park. There is very little of a deeply personal nature here; even the wedding of her

sister, Lizzie, in recounted on only two or three sentences. John P. Hale kept a more

specific journal during his time in Spain, apparently to document the shortcomings of

Horatio Perry, Secretary to the Legation.

Personal correspondence, boxes 1-4A: Subject matter of the personal correspondence

tends to be accounts of social activities, arrangements for visits, and reports about the

health and doings of relatives and friends.. Most of the people referred to lived in New

Hampshire, though there is also social and political gossip from Washington, DC during

periods when some of the family members were in residence there. The collection

includes letters from Lucy Hale’s suitors -- among others, John Hay, Oliver Wendell

Holmes Jr, Robert Todd Lincoln, Clayton MacMichael. Also of interest among family

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letters are those from John P. Hale’s brother, Samuel Augustus Hale, who moved to

Alabama in the late 1830s and lived there at least until the 1880s (his death date is

unknown). There are no extant letters from him during the Civil War, but there are letters

before and after that period. Of particular importance is the 1871 letter that discusses

reconstruction and mentions the Ku Klux Klan (box 2, folder 34).

John P. Hale’s letters to his family report on his campaign travels and trips around New

England and the upper mid-west, how he has voted in congress and Washington DC

news. He discusses the annexation of Texas, labor reform, corporeal punishment in the

Navy and other matters.

John P. Hale’s political materials, boxes 5-19: Much of John P. Hale’s political

correspondence has to do with requests from constituents, but there are also many letters

both in favor of and against abolition. There is correspondence about Hale’s arguments

with Secretary of the Navy Gideon Welles, Hale’s defense of James M. Hunt (accused by

the United States Government of fraud in the sale of steamships), the feud between Hale

and Horatio Perry while both served in Spain. In addition to the subject of slavery, Hale’s

letters contain references to important questions of the day, such as women’s rights,

temperance, public lands, labor reform, and the annexation of Texas.

The newspaper clippings sometimes contain transcriptions or summaries of Hale’s

speeches. Box 17 contains 16 copies of speeches he gave or papers he wrote; most of

these are undated and untitled.

Separated from other items in an oversized flat box is a group of 17 certificates of Hale’s

commissions and appointments, including his appointment as United States Attorney

signed by President Andrew Jackson and his appointment as Minister to Spain signed by

Abraham Lincoln.

Not present: There are no mentions of how Lizzie and Lucy met and married their husbands. Lucy

describes Lizzie’s marriage in a few sentences in her diary (April 4, 1868) and there is no

discussion of Lizzie’s baby’s birth and death. Most importantly for researchers, there is

no documentation at all of Lucy’s supposed clandestine engagement to John Wilkes

Booth.

Arrangement: Materials from the three accessions (1926, 1988, 2013) have been interfiled. If a given

document has no penciled accession number, it is from the 1926 donation. Items from the

two later purchases are identified by penciled accession numbers.

Arrangement overview:

The collection has been divided into personal correspondence of family members (boxes

1-4), followed by correspondence and other materials relating to John P. Hale’s political

career (boxes 5-19). Note that there are 22 boxes plus an oversize folder, as boxes 0, 1A,

2A were added.

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Hale family personal correspondence, ephemera: boxes 1-4

Personal correspondence is filed by the author of the letter, then chronologically. Thus,

John P. Hale’s letters to his wife and daughters are filed under his name and their replies

under their names. For each family member, in each chronological period, outgoing

letters have been separated from incoming and the incoming letters filed alphabetically

by author. Undated and fragments of letters follow then ephemera and non-

correspondence writings like school papers, diaries, lists, and memoranda.

Boxes 1-2A: John P. Hale’s letters are followed by those of his wife, Lucy Lambert Hale,

Box 3: Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Hale’s correspondence is followed by that her husbands,

Edward Kinsley and William ‘Harry’ Jacques

Box 4: Lucy Hale Chandler material. Items belonging to her husband, William E.

Chandler, are in a separate collection, the William E. Chandler Papers, 1926.006. These

include letters written by him and those he received from friends and associates, as well

as ephemera related to him and his career.

John P. Hale political correspondence, ephemera, writings: boxes 5-19

Boxes 5-16: Correspondence is filed chronologically. His outgoing and incoming letters

have not been separated but kept together in chronological order. Ephemera is found at

the end of box 16.

Box 17: John P. Hale’s writings including speeches

Boxes 18-19: Bound volumes including letter books and diaries

Oversize folder: John P. Hale’s appointments, commissions, etc. (17 items)

Contents List

Box 0:

Finding aid: current, old, and in other institutions

Accession information

Biographical and additional information from secondary sources: John P. Hale, Lucy and

Lizzie Hale, Samuel Augustus Hale [John Parker Hale’s brother]

Folder 1 Current finding aid

Folder 2 Old finding aids

Folder 3 Finding aids in other institutions (Dartmouth College)

Folder 4 Accession information, 1989 purchase

Folder 5 Accession information, 2013 purchase

Folder 6 Biographical information: John Parker Hale

Folder 7 Biographical information: Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Hale Kinsley Jacques

Biographical information: Lucy Hale Chandler

Folder 8 Biographical information: Samuel Augustus Hale [JP Hale’s brother]

Boxes 1 – 4 are family and personal letters, incoming and outgoing.

Boxes 5 - 19 are John Parker Hale’s political letters, incoming and outgoing.

Note that there are actually 23 boxes (0,1A, 2A, 4A were added)

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Box 1:

Hale/Lambert family miscellaneous family documents

John P. Hale non-political correspondence incoming and outgoing, 1833-47

[His political correspondence, in and out, is in boxes 5-19]

Folder 1 1795-1835. Hale/Lambert family miscellaneous documents [deeds,

receipts etc]

Folder 2 1822. Hale, J.P. incoming personal

Folder 3 1833-36. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 4 1837. Hale, J.P. outgoing



Folder 7 1838-39. Hale, J.P. incoming personal




Folder 11 1843, Feb – Nov. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 12 1843, Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 13 1844, Jan – Feb. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 14 1844, Mar – April. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 15 1844, May – June. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 16 1844. Nov – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing [nothing July-Oct]


Folder 18 1845, January. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 19 1845, February. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 20 1845, Mar – Oct. Hale, J.P. outgoing [nothing Nov-Dec]





Box 1A:

John P. Hale non-political correspondence incoming and outgoing, 1848-54

Folder 1 1848, Jan – Mar. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 2 1848, Apr – May. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 3 1848, Jun-July. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 4 1848, Aug – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 5 1848. Hale, J.P., incoming personal

Folder 6 1849, Jan – Mar. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 7 1849, May – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 8 1849. Hale, J.P. incoming, personal

Folder 9 1850, Jan – May. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 10 1850, Jun – Aug. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 11 1850, Sept – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing


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Folder 13 1851, Jan – Feb. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 14 1851, Mar – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing


Folder 16 1852, Jan – Jun. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 17 1852, Jul – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 18 1853, Jan – Apr. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 19 1853, May – Aug. Hale, J.P. outgoing



Folder 22 1854, Jul – Sept. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 23 1854, Oct – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Box 2:

John P. Hale non-political correspondence incoming and outgoing, 1855 – 1873, not

dated

Folder 1 1855, Jan – Aug. Hale, J.P. outgoing


Folder 3 1856, Jan – Jul. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 4 1856, Aug – Sept. Hale, J.P. outgoing






Folder 10 1859, Sept – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing [nothing Jul-Aug]





Folder 15 1862, Jun – Sept. Hale, J.P. outgoing [nothing Jan-May]





Folder 20 1864, Mar – May. Hale, J.P. outgoing [no Jan-Feb]

Folder 21 1864, Jun – Dec. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 22 1865, Sept – Oct. Hale, J.P. outgoing [no Jan-Aug]

Folder 23 1865, November. Hale, J.P. outgoing

Folder 24 1865, December. Hale, J.P. outgoing







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Folder 36 not dated, Hale, J.P. undated, incomplete fragments. Some may be parts of

speeches.

Folder 37 not dated, Hale, J.P. incoming, personal

Box 2A:

Lucy Lambert Hale (John Parker Hale’s wife)

Correspondence incoming and outgoing, 1837 – 1914, not dated

Lucy Lambert Hale writings, not dated

Folder 1 1837, 1839, 1840, 1843. Hale, L.L. outgoing

Folder 2 1837 – 1838. Hale, L.L. incoming

Folder 3 1844 – 1845. Hale, L.L. outgoing


Folder 5 1848. Hale, L.L. outgoing

Folder 6 1849. Hale, L.L. incoming






Folder 12 1861 – 1863. Hale, L.L. outgoing [no 1860]




Folder 16 1866 – 1867. Hale. L.L. incoming

Folder 17 1868., Apr – Aug. Hale, L.L. outgoing [no Jan-Mar]

Folder 18 1868, Sept – Nov. Hale, L.L. outgoing [no Dec]





Folder 23 1872. Hale, L.L. outgoing [see also J.P. Hale outgoing for 1872, 73 as his

wife often adds a p.s.]


Folder 25 1873 – 1874. Hale, L.L. outgoing [see also J.P. Hale outgoing for 1873 as

his wife often adds a p.s.]






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Folder 35 1887, 1888, 1891, 1892. Hale, L.L. outgoing







Folder 42 1899 – 1901. Hale, L.L. outgoing [no 1898]

Folder 43 1903 – 1904; 1913 – 1914. Hale, L.L. incoming

Folder 44 not dated, Hale, L.L. outgoing



Folder 47 not dated, Hale, L.L. outgoing, incomplete and fragments

Folder 48 not dated, Hale, L.L. writings of: notes, lists etc.

Box 3:

Elizabeth Hale Kinsley Jacques correspondence incoming and outgoing 1844 – 85, not

dated

Elizabeth Hale Kinsley Jacques ephemera, not dated

Elizabeth Hale Kinsley Jacques legal documents 1868, 1889, 1895-99

Elizabeth Hale Kinsley Jacques writings, not dated

William Jacques [her husband] correspondence incoming and outgoing 1883 – 1914, not

dated

Folder 1 1844 – 1850. Hale, E. outgoing


Folder 3 1851 – 1854. Hale, E. incoming







Folder 10 1868, Apr – May. Kinsley, E. Hale outgoing [no Jan, Feb, June]

Folder 11 1868, Aug – Nov. Kinsley, E. Hale outgoing [no Dec]

Folder 12 1868. Kinsley, E. Hale incoming

Folder 13 1869 – 1870. Kinsley, E. Hale outgoing

Folder 14 1869 – 1873. Kinsley, E. Hale incoming

Folder 15 1874, 1875, 1877, 1880. Kinsley, E. Hale outgoing


Folder 17 1882, 1884, 1886. Kinsley, E. Hale outgoing

Folder 18 1881 – 1887. Kinsley, E. Hale incoming

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Folder 19 1888. Kinsley, E. Hale outgoing


Folder 21 1889 – 1890. Jacques, E. Hale outgoing

Folder 22 1889 – 1890. Jacques, E. Hale incoming

Folder 23 1892 – 1895. Jacques, E. Hale outgoing

Folder 24 1892 – 1895. Jacques, E. Hale incoming

Folder 25 not dated, Kinsley, E.H. outgoing

[all written from West Point, so probably between 1870 and 1888]

Folder 26 not dated, Hale, E. outgoing

Folder 27 not dated, Hale, E. outgoing fragments

Folder 28 not dated, Hale, E. incoming

Folder 29 not dated, Jacques, E. Hale incoming

Folder 30 [1869?] Kinsley, E. Hale, ephemera [‘The Burial of Love’ an undated

illustrated poem in a pamphlet, perhaps hand-drawn in black ink. Does

this refer to the death of her infant? There are no names or indication of

who wrote the poem or did the drawings.]

Folder 31 Hale, E: ephemera: small address book, calling cards, cards, invitations,

handbills, menus, etc.

Folder 32 1868 – 1889. Kinsley, E. Hale. legal documents re marriage to Kinsley

(1868) and settling his estate (1889)

Folder 33 1895 – 1899, n.d. Jacques, E. Hale. legal documents re her estate

Folder 34 note dated, Hale, E. writings of. essays, school papers, poems etc. [a few

are dated]

Folder 35 1883 – 1895. Jacques, William [husband of Elizabeth Hale].

Correspondence out

Folder 36 1896 – 1900, not dated. Jacques, William. Correspondence out

Folder 37 1890, 1910, 1914-15. Jacques, William. Correspondence, incoming

[business matters]

Box 4

Lucy Hale Chandler correspondence incoming and outgoing, 1844 – 1915

Lucy Hale Chandler diaries, 1854, 1867-68

Folder 1 1844, 1845, 1848. Hale, L. outgoing

Folder 2 1850 – 1854. Hale, L. outgoing [no 1851]

Folder 3 1850 – 1854. Hale, L. incoming



Folder 6 1860 – 1864. Hale, L. outgoing




Folder 10 1870, 1873, 1874. Hale, L. outgoing

Folder 11 1870. Hale, L. incoming

Folder 12 1874 – 1877. Chandler, Lucy H. incoming

Folder 13 1876 – 1877. Chandler, Lucy H. outgoing

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Folder 17 1892, 1895. Chandler, Lucy H. incoming







in addition to surnames in index: Senators, U.S., various: form letter

replies to her request that they vote for the “anti-docking [of dogs’ tails]

bill. 1904 Trustee account, Wm Chandler Marriage Settlement (of 1874)

1902-03

Folder 24 1906, 1910. Chandler, Lucy H. outgoing



Folder 27 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. outgoing

Folder 28 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. outgoing fragments

Folder 29 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. incoming, incoming fragments

Folder 30 1852. Hale, Lucy H. diary [single sheet of folded paper]

Folder 31 1854. Chandler, Lucy H. Diary [bound volume, written at school; only

first 10 pages used]

Folder 32 1867 (January)-1868 (September). Chandler, Lucy H. Diary [bound

volume, written in Spain and France.]

Box 4A

Lucy Hale Chandler diary 1869

Lucy Hale Chandler ephemera

Lucy Hale Chandler writings, mostly undated

Folder 1 1869. Hale, Lucy. Diary [bound volume, written in Spain and France,

scattered pages with some loose pages tipped in.]

Folder 2 not dated, Chandler, Lucy Hale. Dairy fragments, notes, etc. [found

together]

Folder 3 not dated, Chandler, Lucy Hale. Diary fragments, notes.

Folder 4 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. ephemera: calling cards, invitations, etc.

Folder 5 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. ephemera: calling cards, invitations,

handbills, drawings.

Includes original and photocopy of newspaper clipping supposedly with

John Wilkes Booth’s initials.

Folder 6 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. ephemera: newspaper clippings [poems,

cartoons, articles, pieces about her or her relatives etc.]

Folder 7 not dated, Hale, L. writings: school essays

Folder 8 not dated, Chandler, Lucy H. writings: fragments re sister’s estate*


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Folder 12 not dated Chandler, Lucy H. writings: fragments re sister’s estate*

Folder 13 empty envelopes

*There was a long, bitter legal battle between Elizabeth Hale’s husband (William

Jacques) on one hand and her sister (Lucy Hale Chandler) (and, indirectly, her mother,

Lucy Lambert Hale) on the other hand over the settlement of Elizabeth Hale’s estate. See

also papers of Elizabeth Hale and William Jacques in Box 3, folders 33 – 36.

Boxes 5 – 19 contain John Parker Hale’s political correspondence, in and out.

Box 5

John Parker Hale political correspondence, 1814 – 1844

Folder 1 1814-1815

Folder 1A 1823-1827

Folder 2 1828-1831

Folder 3 1832-1834

Folder 4 1835-1836

Folder 5 1837

Folder 6 1838-1839

Folder 7 1840, Jan-Aug

Folder 8 1840, Sept-Nov

Folder 9 1841-1842

Folder 10 1843, Jan-Jun

Folder 11 1843, Oct-Nov

Folder 12 1843, Dec

Folder 13 1844, Jan 2-13

Folder 14 1844, Jan 15-31

Folder 15 1844, Feb

Folder 16 1844, March

Folder 17 1844, April

Folder 18 1844, May

Folder 19 1844, Jun-Jul

Folder 20 1844, Aug

Folder 21 1844, Sept.

Folder 22 1844, Oct-Dec

Box 6

John Parker Hale political correspondence, 1845 – 1846

Folder 1 1845, Jan 4-15

Folder 2 1845, Jan 17-25

Folder 3 1845, Jan 26-31

Folder 4 1845, Feb 1-10

Folder 5 1845, Feb 11-20

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Folder 6 1845, Feb 21-28



Folder 9 1845, May

Folder 10 1845, June

Folder 11 1845, July [this folder contains a proof print of what seems to be a large

dwelling on the river, said to be at West Point. It is folded into letter form

and addressed to Edward Kinsley at Yale. Kinsley eventually married

Hale’s daughter Elizabeth.]

Folder 12 1845, Aug

Folder 13 1845, Sept

Folder 14 1845, Oct

Folder 15 1845, Nov-Dec

Folder 16 1846, Jan

Folder 17 1846, Feb


Folder 19 1846, Apr-May


Folder 21 1846, July

Folder 22 1846, Aug 1-15

Folder 23 1846, Aug 17-31

Folder 24 1846, Sept 1-15

Folder 25 1846, Sept 16-30

Folder 26 1846, Oct 1-15

Folder 27 1846, Oct 16-30


Box 7

John Parker Hale political correspondence, 1847-1848 (May)

Folder 1 1847, Jan

Folder 2 1847, Feb

Folder 3 1847, Mar-Apr

Folder 4 1847, May-June

Folder 5 1847, July-Aug

Folder 6 1847, Sept

Folder 7 1847, Oct

Folder 8 1847, Nov

Folder 9 1847, Dec

Folder 10 1848, Jan 1-14

Folder 11 1848, Jan 15-21

Folder 12 1848, Feb 1-15

Folder 13 1848, Feb16-29

Folder 14 1848, March 1-15



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Folder 17 1848, May 1-10

Folder 18 1848, May 11-20

Folder 19 1848, May 22031

Box 8 John Parker Hale political correspondence, 1848 (June) – 1849

Folder 1 1848, June 1-15

Folder 2 1848, June 16-30

Folder 3 1848, July 1-5






Folder 9 1848, Aug 1-19

Folder 10 1848, Aug20-31

Folder 11 1848, Sept 1-14

Folder 12 1848, Sept 18-30

Folder 13 1848, Oct 2-10

Folder 14 1848, Oct 11-20

Folder 15 1848, Oct 21-30

Folder 16 1848, Nov

Folder 17 1848, Dec

Folder 18 1849, Jan 1-10

Folder 19 1849, Jan11-19

Folder 20 1849, Jan 20-31

Folder 21 1849, Feb 1-10

Folder 22 1849, Feb12-20

Folder 23 1849, Feb 21-28




Folder 27 1849, May




Folder 31 1849, Oct

Folder 32 1849, Nov

Folder 33 1849, Dec 3-14

Folder 34 1849, Dec 16-31

Box 9

John Parker Hale political correspondence, 1850-1851

Folder 1 1850, Jan

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Folder 2 1850, Feb 1-15

Folder 3 1850, Feb 16-28



Folder 6 1850, April 1-10



Folder 9 1850, May



Folder 12 1850, July 16-30

Folder 13 1850, Aug

Folder 14 1850, Sept-Oct

Folder 15 1850, Nov

Folder 16 1850, Dec

Folder 17 1851, Jan

Folder 18 1851, Feb

Folder 19 1851, March-May

Folder 20 1851, June-Aug

Folder 21 1851, Sept-Dec

Box 10

John P Hale political correspondence, 1852-1854

Folder 1 1852, January

Folder 2 1852, Feb-March

Folder 3 1852, April-May

Folder 4 1852, June-July

Folder 5 1852, August

Folder 6 1982, Sept

Folder 7 1852, Oct

Folder 8 1852, Nov

Folder 9 1852, Dec

Folder 10 1853, Jan

Folder 11 1853, Feb

Folder 12 1853, March-May


Folder 14 1853, September

Folder 15 1853, Oct

Folder 16 1853, Nov

Folder 17 1853, Dec

Folder 18 1854, Jan

Folder 19 1854, Feb

Folder 20 1854, Mar



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Folder 23 1854, July-Dec

Box 11

John P Hale political correspondence, 1855 – 1856

Folder 1 1855, Jan

Folder 2 1855, Feb



Folder 5 1855, May

Folder 6 1855, June

Folder 7 1866, July

Folder 8 1855, Aug

Folder 9 1855, Sept

Folder 10 1855, Oct

Folder 11 1855, Nov

Folder 12 1855, Dec

Folder 13 1856, Jan

Folder 14 1856, Feb



Folder 17 1856, May



Folder 20 1856, Aug


Folder 22 1856, Oct


Box 12

John Parker Hale political correspondence, 1857-1860

Folder 1 1857, Jan-Feb

Folder 2 1857, March-April

Folder 3 1857, May-July

Folder 4 1857, Aug-Oct


Folder 6 1858, Jan

Folder 7 1858, Feb 1-10

Folder 8 1858, Feb 11-29



Folder 11 1858, May



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Folder 14 1858, Sept-Nov

Folder 15 1858, Dec

Folder 16 1859, Jan

Folder 17 1859, Feb



Folder 20 1859, May-Sept

Folder 21 1859, Oct






Folder 27 1860, Aug-Sept


Box 13

John P. Hale political correspondence, 1861-1862

Folder 1 1861, Jan

Folder 2 1861, Feb 1-15

Folder 3 1861, Feb 16-28



Folder 6 1861, April-June



Folder 9 1861, Aug-Oct


Folder 11 1862, Jan 8-21

Folder 12 1862, Jan 22-31

Folder 13 1862, Feb




Folder 17 1862, May





Folder 22 1862, Dec 4-15

Folder 23 1862, Dec 16-28

Box 14


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Folder 1 1863, Jan

Folder 2 1863, Feb-April

Folder 3 1863, May-July



Folder 6 1863, Dec

Folder 7 1864, Jan 2-25

Folder 8 1864, Jan 26

Folder 9 1864, Jan 28-30

Folder 10 1864, Feb 1-10

Folder 11 1864, Feb 11-16

Folder 12 1864, Feb 17-26



Folder 15 1864, May


Folder 17 1864, Sept-Dec




Folder 21 1865, May




Box 15


Folder 1 1866, Jan

Folder 2 1866, Feb

Folder 3 1866, March-April

Folder 4 1866, May 6-18

Folder 5 1866, May 20

Folder 6 1866, May 26-30

Folder 7 1866, June

Folder 8 1866, July

Folder 9 1866, Aug



Folder 12 1866, Dec

Folder 13 1867, Jan

Folder 14 1867, Feb-March


Folder 16 1867, May-June


Folder 18 1867, July 26-30

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Folder 19 1867, Aug


Folder 21 1867, Oct


Box 16


John P. Hale ephemera

Folder 1 1868, Jan

Folder 2 1868, Feb



Folder 5 1868, May



Folder 8 1868, Oct

Folder 9 1868, Nov

Folder 10 1868, Dec

Folder 11 1869, Jan

Folder 12 1869, Feb




Folder 16 1869, May



Folder 19 1869, Aug



Folder 22 1870, Jan-June

Folder 23 1871, July-Oct

Folder 24 1872, May-Sept


Folder 26 Not dated

Folder 27 Fragments

Folder 28 Ephemera: newspaper clippings [includes obituaries]

Folder 29 Ephemera: political [miscellaneous handbills, pamphlets, programs,

reports, etc]

Box 17 John Parker Hale, speeches and writings, n.d.

[all are mss pamphlets sewn or tied together with ribbon or string; none are dated]

For identification purposes, the first line of each is transcribed

Folder 1 “Address before the New York State Agricultural Society” [35 mss pgs]

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Folder 2 Agrarian Laws of Rome, not dated [42 mss pgs]

Folder 3 Notes on Spanish lessons, vocabulary etc. [many blank pgs]

Folder 4 “That there are some matters beyond the comprehension of the finite

capacity of man is readily and reverently conceded…” [73 mss pgs, then

blanks]

Folder 5 “The false and the true, the genuine and the counterfit…” [41 mss pgs,

then blanks]

Folder 6 “Were I called upon by one expressive phrase…” [40 numbered mss pgs,

then scattered writing on unnumbered pgs]

Folder 7 “Well indeed does the sound of joy…” [pages unnumbered]

Folder 8 “…In the wisdom of that Divine Providence…” [18 numbered pgs, 2

loose pgs, then many blank]

Folder 9 “When an individual voluntarily assumes the performance of an act…”

[26 pgs, then Blank; 2 loose pgs]

Folder 10 “He is but an indifferent observer of the world around him…” [pgs

unnumbered]

Folder 11 “When we look at the earth we inhabit…” [31 numbered loose pgs]

Folder 12 “Were there an inhabitant from another sphere…” [first 5 pgs numbered

followed by many without numbers; few blank]

Folder 13 “Some centuries since, there might have been in any of the larger cities…”

[first 43 pgs numbered, none blank]

Folder 14 “In those retrospections which so largely contribute to fill up our hours of

quiet…” [first 7 pgs numbered; few blank]

Folder 15 “National Festival has returned…” [miscellany of what appear to be

unrelated short pieces tied together; several loose pages]

Folder 16 “The highest prerogative of history…” and “Roman Liberty, which had

existed…” [two mss, back to back, blank pgs between’

Folder 17 Three accounts of Horatio Perry’s behavior as Secretary to the American

Legation in Spain. [one dated 1867, other two probably written 1869-70]

Folder 18 Fragments and incomplete pieces [one with 2 pgs mss and many blank; 3

loose pgs]

Box 18 John Parker Hale, bound volumes, 1848-1873

[measurements in inches, depth x height x thickness]

Folder 1 1848-54. lists of names, copies of letters, memoranda. [“Mr Hale” on

cover in gold. 5 x 7x 0.25.]

Folder 2 1856-57. lists of names, memoranda. [“Mr Hale” on cover in gold. 4.25 x

7.25 x 1]

Folder 3 1865. copies of letters. [“Correspondence to be taken to Spain 1865” on

cover, which also has ‘Mr Hale’ stamped in gold. Many blank pages. [5.5

x 8.5 x 0.5]

Folder 41 1865-66. Spanish lessons. [5.5 x 8.5 x .05]

Folder 5 1866. Spanish lessons. [6 x 9 x 1]

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Folder 6 1868-73. copies of letters, memoranda, journal entries. [many blank pages.

6.5 x 7.75 x 0.5]

Folder 7 1869-70. scrapbook, newspaper clippings with annotations in JPH hand.

Mostly have to do with his experiences in Spain and his difficulties with

Horatio Perry. A few loose clippings have been photocopied – the copies

are in a folder behind the bound volume. [6 x 8.5 x 1]

Box 19

John Parker Hale, bound volumes

[measurements in inches, depth x height x thickness]

Folder 1 Essays: “The Last Gladiatorial Exhibition at Rome” [pgs 1-101],

“National Morality”

[pgs 105-187], untitled beginning “If there be one lesson to be learned…”

[pgs 200-247], “Agrarian Laws of Rome” [pgs 250-279]. [7.5 x 9.5 x 1]

Folder 2 Letter book, 1868-69. [Tissue pages. “Copiador de Cartas” on cover.

About half empty. 9 x 11 x 1]

Folder 3 Letter book, 1866-67. [Handwritten copies of letters. Blank pages in

middle. 9 x 12.5 x 1.5]

In Special Collections flat storage for oversize items: John Parker Hale appointments, commissions, licenses, passports.

Folder 1 1831. Appointment as Notary Public signed by Governor Samuel

Dinsmoor

Folder 2 1832. Appointment as Justice of the Peace for Strafford County, NH

signed by Governor Samuel Dinsmoor.

Folder 3 1832. Appointment as Adie-de-camp to the Brigadier General of the

Second Brigade with the rank of Captain signed by Governor Samuel

Dinsmoor.

Folder 4 1832. Appointment as Adie-de-camp to the Major General of the Second

Division with the rank of Major signed by Governor Samuel Dinsmoor.

Folder 5 1834. Appointment as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Hampshire

signed by President Andrew Jackson.

Folder 6 1834. Appointment as Division Quartermaster of the second Division

signed by Governor William Badger.

Folder 7 1836. Appointment as Justice of the peace and of the Quorum for the State

of New Hampshire signed by Governor Isaac Hill.

Folder 8 1837. Appointment as a Commissioner for the State of Maine.

Folder 9 1838. Appointment as U.S. Attorney for the District of New Hampshire.

Folder 10 1840. Appointment as Trustee of New Hampshire Asylum for the Insane.

Folder 11 1841. Appointment as Justice of the Peace and of the Quorum for the State

of New Hampshire.

Folder 12 1863. License permitting him to practice law in Dover, NH. (number 686)

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Folder 13 1865. Appointment as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

at Madrid, Spain signed by President Abraham Lincoln.

Folder 14 1865. Document permitting Hale and family to journey to Spain under the

aid and protection of the government.

Folder 15 1866. Portuguese passport of JP Hale (number 109)

Folder 16 1867. Portuguese passport of JP Hale (number 213)

Folder 17 1868. Portuguese passport of JP Hale

Removed from Hale Papers: Concord NH Independent Statesman newspaper, Thursday August 4, 1892 (volume 21

#45) re W.E. Chandler’s gift of a statue of John P. Hale. The newspaper is on microfilm.

New York Tribune, Friday April 28, 1865 (volume XXV, # 507) re Assassination of

Lincoln. The newspaper is available elsewhere.

Harper’s Weekly, Saturday May 20, 1865 (volume IX, # 438) re Lincoln’s funeral, with

illustrations of Garrett’s barn and house where Booth found and died. The magazine is

available elsewhere.

Subject terms

People: listed below are only those with 6 or more letters. For a detailed list, see the

index of personal correspondence and index of JP Hale political correspondence in the

appendix at the end of this finding aid. In the list below, alternative spellings of names or

initials are separated by a backslash.

Brown, John

Browne, Albert

Burnham, DS/DR

Butler, Joseph/Isaiah/Josiah

Carlton, John

Cartland, MA/Moses

Chandler, Lucy Hale

Chandler, William E.

Chase, SP

Claggett, William

Cleveland, Charles

Cram, NP/NS

Eastman, J/Z

Ela, Jacob

Farrell, RJ/RF

Fogg, George

Gordon, George

Hackett, WH

Hale, John Parker

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Hale, Lucy Lambert

Hale, Lizzie

Hale, Samuel

Harris, Edward

Hayes, John

Herrick, Charles

James, JW

Jay, John

Lambert, Abigail

Lambert, Thomas

Leavitt, Joshua

Lindsey, Joseph

Little, Josiah

Long, N

Mason, LD

Palmer, DS/DL

Parker, Thomas

Parkman, John

Parsons, LB/SB

Perry, Horatio

Peavey, John

Peverly, James

Plummer, William

Preston, John

Root, David

Russell, Ida

Shankland, Thomas

Stanton, Henry

Stone, James

Tappan, Lewis

Tappan, MW

Thomas, Eillison

Tuck, Amos

Varney, John

Wentworth, Thomas

Wetmore, Robert

Wiggin, John

Willey, A

Young, A

Locations: New Hampshire

New York City

Paris, France

Spain (various locations)

Washington DC

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Subjects:

U.S. Congress

U.S. Civil War

U.S. Foreign Service, Spain

Social life, Washington DC

Political Speeches and campaigns

Abolition

Slavery

Appendix 1:

Index to incoming personal correspondence [Boxes 1-4]

Index to John P. Hale political correspondence is separate.

Reference is given as box-folder: 3-5 means box 3, folder 5.

Where the surname is a guess, it is followed by [?]

Where only the first letters of a name are legible, it is listed as Bro…

Where there no first initials or the first name is illegible, the surname is followed by ?

Other possible readings of mss initials are separated by backslash: JS/JL/SL

Illegible entries are not listed

Researchers are advised to look under all possible spellings and variations of both

surnames and first names. Authors signed themselves differently at different times, and

transcriptionists are not consistent.

Abarruza, B: 3-9,

Adams, Kate: 4-17,

Anderson, Frederick: 4-7,

Anderson, ME: 3-3,

Bachelder, A: 3-29,

Baldasano, Arthur: 4-11,

Bartlett, James: 3-28,

Bean, Dolphus: 4-23,

Beard[?], JW: 3-24,

Beauman, Clarke: 3-18,

Bell, Mary: 2A-48,

Besard[?], Blanche: 3-24,

Bingham, M: 4-19

[Booth, John Wilkes] ‘A Stranger’: 4-7 [letter attributed to JWB but not signed by him]

Boulatt, Alice: 4-25,

Bower, Laurence: 4-17,

Brady, JA: 3-7,

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Brayton, Helen: 3-22,

Brown, Mary: 4-19,

Burlingame, Susan: 3-14,

Cassedy, AS: 3-22

Cavis[?], Harry: 4-29,

Chandler, Kate: 3-24,

Chandler, Lillian: 4-21, 4-29,

Chandler, Mary Ann: 2A-32, 4-12, 4-15, 4-19,

Cheever, AD: 4-19,

Cheever, Harriet: 2A-36

Clark, Mrs: 4-23

Clarke, Alice: 4-25,

Coffin, Ellen: 3-24,

Conroy, Mrs P: 3-20,

Cooledge, Jefferson: 4-9,

Corning, Alice: 4-21,

Cox, Julia: 3-14,

Curtis, George: 3-28,

D’Avila, C: 3-28,

Davenport, JR: 3-22,

Delano, C: 3-29,

Delpe…, A: 3-28,

Doyles, Hastings: 3-9

Duffy, R: 3-24,

Duxbury, Emily: 4-29,

Eastman, Samuel: 4-19, 4-21, 4-23,

‘Emma’: 4-17,

Farrell, RM: 3-12,

Fogg, George: 4-9,

Formasa[?], Charles: 4-11,

Fowler, Clara: 4-19,

Frazier[?], Alice: 3-29,

Frink, JS: 4-19, 4-23,

Garbonet[?], H: 4-21,

Gibbons, A: 2A-36,

Gilman, A: 4-15,

Goodsell, A: 3-20,

Hale, Clarkson: 1-2, 1-23, 1A-8,

Hale, Eliza: 1-2, 1A-8,

Hale, Lydia: 1-2, 1A-5,

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Hale, Samuel Augustus: 1-9, 1A-8, 1A-12, 2-11, 2-13, 2-34, 3-3, 3-14, 4-3, 4-7,

‘Hannah’: 2A-43, 3-28, 4-29,

Harris, Mary: 4-21,

Hay, John: 4-9, 4-11,

Hill, Lucy: 3-5

Hoill[?], Mary: 4-21,

Holmes, Oliver Wendell Jr: 4-5,

Jenkins, JP: 3-24,

Johnson, Clarence: 4-17, 4-19,

Johnson, Richard: 2A-6

‘Kate’: 4-21,

‘Katie’: 4-21,

Kemp, William: 4-7,

Kingsland, Mary: 3-9,

Lambert, Abigail: 2A-14, 3-3, 3-5, 3-7, 3-28, 4-3, 4-5, 4-7, 4-9,

Lambert, Edward: 3-22,

Lambert, Grace and Will: 3-24, 3-28, 4-26, 4-29,

Lambert, Thomas: 1-5, 1-7, 1-17, 1-21, 1A-12, 1A-15, 2-6, 2-17, 2-25, 2-27, 2-30, 2-32,

2A-2, 2A-4, 2A-16, 2A-19, 2A-21, 2A-24, 2A-26, 2A-29, 2A-32, 2A-34, 2A-48, 3-3, 3-

5, 3-9, 3-12, 4-9,

‘Leah’: 4-21,

Leevis, Anna: 4-19,

‘Lillie’: 3-24, 4-19, 4-29,

Lincoln, ?: 3-22,

Lincoln, Jeanie: 4-29,

Logan, Mrs John: 4-17, 4-19,

Low, Sarah: 4-19,

‘Lydia’: 3-9,

MacMichael, Clayton: 4-7, 4-12,

Marseilles, Alice: 4-19,

May, James: 4-21,

McClellan, Ellen: 3-28,

McGuire, Rockfort: 3-9,

McKe…, Mary Ann: 3-24,

Meigs, Jane: 3-29,

Mercer, David: 4-21,

Meyers, R: 3:24,

Milla, Jose[?]: 3-28,

Mindclef[?], Mrs J: 3-22

Morrison, N: 3-24,

Morse, Lucy: 2A-48

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‘Olivia’: 4-29,

Phelps, Mrs Walter: 3-18,

Pinto de Loveral, Eliza: 3-18, 3-22,

Putnam, George: 4-17

Robinson, Mary: 3-28,

Rollins, Ellen: 4-12

Rollins, Katharine: 4-29,

Ru…, Louis: 4-21,

Russell, Andrew: 3-24,

Russell, Arthur: 4-21,

Soubrie, Genaro: 4-9,

Spalding, GB: 3-18,

Spalding, S: 4-21,

St…, MA: 3-14,

Stark, Alice: 4-21,

Sternik[?], Mrs J: 4-21,

Sto…, Eliza: 2A-48,

Troy, Emile: 3-18,

Trumbull, Thomas: 3-28,

Turner, EP: 4-7,

Twining, Eliza: 4-29,

Twining, Julia: 4-19, 4-25, 4-26, 4-29,

Twining, Kinsley: 3-22,

Varney[?], JG: 2A-36,

Walsh, Fanny: 3-29,

Warren, Laura: 4-15,

Wentworth, Helen: 2-19, 3-22,

Wentworth, Mary Jane: 1-9, 2-37,

Wheeler, Anna: 3-29,

Wheeler, JH: 3-14, 3-24,

White, Harry: 3-24,

Whyte, Walter: 4-9, 4-12,

Williams, ?: 4-9,

Windu[?], Abby: 4-21,

Young, JH: 3-16,

Young, Susan: 4-21,

Appendix 2: Index to J P Hale’s political correspondence

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References are given as box-folder: 7-16 would be box 7, folder 16

Where the surname name is a guess, it is followed by [?]

Where only the first letters of a name are legible, it is listed as Bro….

Where there are no first initials or the first name is illegible, the surname is followed by ?

Other possible readings of mss initials are separated by backslash: JS/JL/SL

Illegible entries are not listed

Researchers are advised to look under all possible spellings and variations of both

surnames and first names. Authors signed themselves differently at different times, and

transcriptionists are not consistent.

Each box contains a handwritten folder list with item by item entries, done by an

unidentified archivist at an undated time. These seem to be accurate for the most part

(though they were not extensively checked by the current arranger) and were used to

compile the index.

Abbot, CG: 6-18,

Abbott, Charles: 14-10,

Abbot, George: 8-30, 8-32,

Abbott, Granville: 11-8,

Abbott, James: 8-18,

Abbott, John: 13-6,

Abbott, Waldo: 13-6,

Adams, JG/JF: 6-18, 6-26, 6-29, 9-2,

Adams, LH: 13-1,

Adams, Robert: 8-14,

Adams, Samuel: 7-16,

Addison, HM: 9-18, 10-4,

Akin, Samuel: 7-15,

Albee, GC: 11-20,

Alcord, CA: 10-9,

Alden, Charles: 9-11,

Alden, George: 12-24,

Alden, JW: 8-6, 8-7, 8-15,

Aldrich, Benson: 6-21,

Alesart, WW: 10-9,

Alexander, Henry: 12-14,

Alger, JC: 8-1,

Allard, David: 8-18,

Allen, AG: 5-10, 5-22,

Allen, Charles: 7-5,

Allen, George: 9-21,

Allen, James: 7-16,

Allen, Otis: 9-20,

Amazeen, Joseph: 9-1,

Ames, BD: 7-11,

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Ames, Julius: 6-11, 6-12,

Andrews, Abraham: 10-1,

Andrews, Jeremiah/JD: 9-3, 11-15,

Andrews, John: 7-11,

Angier, Mrs D: 10-8,

Annis, Jason: 6-21,

Anonymous: 5-11, 6-20, 8-9, 16-26,

Appleton & Co: 12-8,

Appleton, James: 7-17,

Archbishop of NY: 14-22,

Archibald, CD: 14-17,

Arms, Charles: 8-5,

Arnett, James: 10-11,

Arnold, B: 10-15, 10-17, 10-19,

Ashton, Samuel: 13-23,

Aspenwall, JC: 8-29,

Atherton, CG: 5-6,

Atkinson, Benjamin: 10-8,

Atkinson, JH: 7-10,

Atkinson, Napoleon: 8-33,

‘Atticus’: 5-14,

Austin, Joseph: 7-16,

Austin, RF: 9-21,

Averill, EP: 10-1,

Avery, George: 16-8,

Ayer, A: 11-14,

Ayer, Samuel: 5-8,

Ayres, Hiram: 10-10, 10-14,

Ayers, J: 9-5,

Babcock, Josiah: 10-7,

Backys, James: 7-17,

Bacon, Benjamin: 8-23,

Bailey, AF: 7-18,

Bailey, G: 8-31, 12-3,

Bailey, LD: 8-13, 8-14,

Bailey, L: 8-3, 8-12, 8-24,

Bailey, W: 7-19,

Baker, DD: 8-32,

Baker, NB: 5-9,

Baker, Peter: 10-18,

Baker, SA: 10-21, 13-9,

Balch, Francis: 12-22,

Balch, George: 13-1, 13-4,

Balch, Jeremiah: 7-9,

Balch, John: 8-20, 8-28,

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Baldwin, AC: 14-1, 14-16,

Baldwin, Cyrus: 6-14,

Baldwin, JD: 9-18, 10-1,

Baldwin, Samuel: 5-10,

Baley, OL: 7-10,

Ball, HS: 9-7

Ball, John: 6-2, 11-6,

Banks, NP: 9-14,

Barborn, JR: 7-17,

Barbour, IR: 13-2,

Baring/Barring Brothers Co. 16-1, 16-3, 16-4, 16-6, 16-8, 16-11, 16-12, 16-20,

Barker, Benjamin: 8-21,

Barker, D: 5-1a, 5-2,

Barker, ED: 10-13,

Barker, Loring: 13-3,

Barley[?], WP: 9-2,

Barnard, Benton: 8-18,

Barner, William: 7-13,

Barnes, Ann: 12-14,

Barnes, George: 14-12,

Barnes, IO: 12-12,

Barnes, Lewis: 5-1a,

Barnes, N. Fred: 6-3, 6-5,

Barnes, William: 16-23,

Barney, Hiram: 10-7,

Barreda, Daniel: 16-12,

Barrett, CB: 6-22,

Barrett, E: 14-18,

Barrett, JH: 11-8,

Barrones, Homer: 11-4,

Barrow, Lanny: 13-1,

Barrows, Edward: 10-12,

Barstow, George: 8-21, 8-26, 8-27,

Barstow, James: 7-2,

Bartlett, Benjamin: 5-4,

Bartlett, DW: 12-19,

Bartlett, Enoch: 5-22, 6-16,

Bartlett, Ichabod: 5-2, 5-16, 8-31, 9-11,

Bartlett, J/Joseph: 9-7, 10-23,

Bartlett, Jefferson: 7-12,

Bartlett, Josiah: 6-4, 6-14, 7-8,

Bartlett, MD: 10-19,

Bartlett, WO: 13-12,

Barton & Guestier: 16-12, 16-20, 16-21 [in French]

Bascom, Ansel: 9-21,

Bascom, WT: 11-21,

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Bassett, William: 7-2,

Bassler, Gottlieb: 9-12,

Batchelor, L: 13-9,

Bateman, LH: 8-19,

Bates, ?: 5-5,

Bates, Benjamin: 9-9,

Bates, John: 9-15, 9-18, 10-18,

Bath Democratic Committee: 5-8,

Battles, A: 11-2,

Bayley, Kiah: 7-10, 7-16, 10-11,

Bayley, RW: 6-24,

Beach, Joseph: 7-14,

Beach, Martin: 11-23,

Beale, B: 8-26,

Beals, William: 6-23,

Beardslee, RG: 10-13,

Beau, Ira: 8-23,

Beck, Hamden: 8-20,

Beckett, JL: 8-21,

Beckwith, Salmon: 8-18, 8-23,

Beecher, RL: 10-18,

Belcher[?], Hiram: 9-2,

Bell, AH: 10-1,

Bell, Charles: 12-4,

Bell, James: 10-3,

Bell, Samuel: 13-14, 14-12,

Bell, SC: 5-6,

Bellows, Henry: 15-21,

Bellows, William: 11-21, 11-22,

Benedict, J: 7-19,

Benjamin, Park: 14-14,

Bennett, Amelia: 8-20,

Bennett, Charles: 9-21, 10-2,

Bennett, Clark: 6-25,

Bennett, Thomas: 7-9,

Benson, Jared: 8-10,

Bent[?], John: 6-2, 8-32,

Berry, John: 8-7,

Berry, NS: 6-9, 7-2, 7-19, 12-2, 12-5,

Bianchy, Elie: 16-5, 16-6 [in Spanish],

Bickford, Nathan: 6-29,

Bigelow, George: 8-8, 8-32,

Bingham, DL: 6-25,

Bird, FW: 12-17,

Birdsell, L: 11-19,

Birney, William: 10-17,

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Bishop, NH: 9-2,

Black, RJ: 9-7,

Blair, M: 14-4,

Blair, William: 14-17,

Blake, SC: 13-17,

Blanchard, JP: 7-12,

Blanco, Henry: 15-3,

Bliss, DW: 14-4,

Bliss, George: 8-34, 9-9,

Blodgett, Calvin: 8-29,

Bogan, BL: 12-12,

Bogue, VA: 13-2,

Bond, EW: 7-8,

Bond, Henry: 9-7,

Bonnefouse[?], S: 9-8,

Bonney, BW: 9-21,

Boodey/Boody, JP: 6-2, 6-5,

Booth, LM/SM: 6-27, 6-28, 10-5, 10-6,

Borden, BE: 8-15,

Boswell, JR: 9-16,

Bott, J: 12-28,

Bourne, William: 14-16,

Bouton, John: 6-9,

Bowditch, HI: 6-24, 6-25, 8-33,

Bowen, BE: 6-18,

Bowen, Henry: 14-2,

Bowen, Joseph: 7-13,

Bowers, Jesse: 5-8,

Bowles Brothers: 16-11, 16-12, 16-13, 16-19,

Boyd, J: 5-1a, 9-2,

Boyden, E: 6-22,

Boynten, John: 11-13,

Boyes, John: 10-5,

Boynton, DS: 10-14,

Boynton, William: 6-27, 6-28,

Brackett, Humphrey: 6-23,

Brackett, John: 11-23, 12-7, 12-17, 14-17,

Bradburn, George: 6-15,

Bradford, Arthur: 7-13,

Bradford, Henry: 12-26,

Bradford, Simeon: 8-23,

Braidwood, Thomas: 10-18,

Brainerd, Lawrence: 8-19,

Brandywine, US Frigate, crew of: 9-15,

Branner, John: 14-22,

Branson, JH: 10-19,

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Brasher, BP: 15-14,

Bratton, EE: 14-18,

Braun, DM: 13-15,

Breck, Moses: 6-26,

Breen, Samuel: 12-5,

Breese, Samuel: 13-12,

Bremer, ?: 9-11,

Brewer, Cyrus: 10-18,

Brewer, James: 6-21,

Brewer, Josiah: 7-8, 7-9, 7-15, 10-19, 10-20,

Brewster, Henry: 7-15,

Brewster, John: 10-9,

Brewster, William: 9-2, 12-18,

Bridge, JF: 9-11,

Bridge, Matthew: 5-6,

Briggs, James: 8-13,

Briggs, William: 8-7,

Brigham, JR: 11-19,

Brigham, W: 7-10,

Brisbane, WH: 9-12, 9-16, 10-1, 10-3, 10-5,

Brock, HH: 7-16,

Brockman, EF: 6-9,

Brodey, Joseph: 9-5,

Brooks, David: 12-22,

Brown, Albert/AE/AG: 9-9, 10-17,

Brown, Ana: 11-1,

Brown, David: 13-6,

Brown, George: 7-19, 8-21,

Brown, Ira: 14-5, 14-17,

Brown, James: 10-19,

Brown, John: 5-15, 6-4, 6-5, 6-8, 6-15, 8-10, 8-15, 14-7,

Brown, Luther/L: 8-10, 8-13, 8-27,

Brown, Simon/SM: 8-23, 8-33,

Brown, T: 9-10, 9-12,

Brown, William/WC: 6-24, 10-3, 10-13, 10-15,

Browne, Aaron: 14-11,

Browne, Albert/AG: 10-8, 10-10, 10-11, 11-19, 13-6, 13-7, 13-9, 13-22,

Bruce, Nathaniel: 8-20,

Bruninghansen, Charles: 11-20,

Brush, Abner: 9-3,

Bryant, Jeremy: 6-13,

Bryant, MB: 10-15,

Bryant, R: 11-15,

Buchanan, George: 10-8,

Buck, Ali: 12-23,

Buckingham, E: 5-7, 5-14,

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Buckingham, GI: 10-13,

Buckland, Andrew: 11-23, 12-2,

Buell, Matthew: 6-3,

Burch, LD: 14-7,

Burleigh, George: 11-1,

Burleigh, MC: 13-6,

Burrell, Charles: 13-7,

Burroughs, Peter: 8-33,

Buffam, Arnold: 8-19, 12-7,

Buffam, LW: 7-2,

Buffam, Mary: 8-19,

Bulkley, PC: 11-15,

Burke, Edmund: 5-9, 5-10, 5-11,

Burleigh, JA: 7-5,

Burlingame, A: 16-15,

Burlingame, Jane: 11-21,

Burnett, RM: 8-1

Burnham, DS/DR: 6-13, 6-14, 8-13, 8-23, 8-26, 9-15, 14-2,

Burnham, John: 8-32,

Burns, AM: 8-10, 7-13,

Burr, David: 8-3,

Burr, William: 9-2,

Burrows, Joseph: 6-26, 7-2,

Burt, Henry: 14-23, 14-24, 16-16, 16-19,

Burt, William: 13-9,

Butler, BF: 5-11, 5-12,

Butler, Isiah/Josiah/Joseph: 5-12, 6-4, 6-6, 7-16, 8-9, 8-24, 9-17,

Butler, JG: 16-11,

Butler, John: 6-10, 8-2, 8-3,

Button, Joseph: 8-22,

Buzzell, Samuel: 10-11,

Calderon de la Barca, Fanny: 15-2, 15-7, 15-9,

Calef, AB: 10-16, 10-17, 10-19,

Calkins, Leonard: 11-6,

Cambridge, JH: 14-14,

Campbell, Napoleon: 10-11,

Candia Democrats: 5-21,

Cann, Thomas: 11-12,

Carleton, Edmund: 8-21,

Carlton/Carleton, John/JL: 6-10, 6-17, 6-18, 6-20, 6-25, 7-1, 7-3, 7-4, 7-5, 7-14, 7-17, 8-

11, 9-6, 11-3, 11-4, 11-15, 12-6, 12-8, 12-9, 12-10, 12-23, 12-26, 12-28, 13-1, 14-21,

Carlton, WR: 6-14,

Carpenter, JH: 11-9, 11-23,

Carr, Alonzo: 6-12,

Carroll, William: 8-28,

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Carter, James: 6-26,

Carter, John: 14-1,

Carter, Robert: 12-28,

Cartland, MA/Moses: 6-17, 6-19, 7-2, 8-6, 10-4, 12-7, 12-22,

Case, O: 12-1,

Cass, Austin: 6-5, 6-19, 7-17, 12-5,

Cass, Sam: 8-34,

Cass, William: 9-9,

Cassady, JB: 11-2,

Cassedy, S: 8-22,

Cassidy, Clinton: 10-13, 10-14,

Cast[?], J: 9-2,

Castle, John: 9-3,

Cate, Horatio: 9-19,

Catlin, James: 8-4,

Catlind, George: 8-18,

Caufman, Abraham: 10-8,

Caverly[?], Robert: 6-6, 9-6,

Caverno, Charles: 12-20, 12-21, 12-23,

Center, Isaac: 6-23,

Ceyder[?], John: 8-30,

Ceyler, LC: 12-13,

Chadwick, AG: 6-26

Chadwick, Edmund: 6-2,

Chadwick, John: 5-8,

Chadwick, SG: 6-29,

Chamberlin, F: 9-9,

Chambers, James: 14-11,

Chance, Mahlon: 12-24,

Chandler, BF: 14-11,

Chandler, MA: 12-18, 13-4,

Chandler, Samuel: 9-6, 9-16,

Chandler, WE: 12-18, 12-22, 13-10, 14-10, 14-11, 14-18,

Chandler, Z: 16-12,

Channing, WH: 7-9, 7-11, 8-6,

Chapman, AM/MW: 6-15, 6-17, 6-20,

Chapman, Cyrus: 8-17,

Chapman, JB: 6-27, 6-28, 7-2,

Chapman, Joshua: 14-14,

Chase, AM: 8-14,

Chase, Charles: 9-10,

Chase, FR: 5-10, 5-21, 6-16,

Chase, Frederic: 11-4,

Chase, Hannah: 11-7,

Chase, Leaman: 15-5,

Chase, Leonard: 11-9,

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Chase, SP: 7-4, 7-6, 7-16, 7-17, 7-18, 8-1, 8-2, 8-29, 9-19, 10-5, 10-14, 10-23, 11-12, 11-

13, 12-3, 12-9, 12-12, 13-1,

Chase, William: 11-17,

Cheever, AD: 13-3,

Cheever, Charles: 8-26, 10-3,

Chesebro, HO: 10-15,

Cheshire County Democrats: 5-21,

Chester Committee: 6-11,

Chester, William: 9-15,

Cheney, ED: 13-8,

Cheney, OB: 8-7,

Cheney, R: 11-11,

Cheney, TA: 11-17, 13-6,

Chesley, John: 12-6,

Chester City PA, citizens of: 13-2,

Child, David: 6-26,

Childe, Robert: 14-16,

Childs, J: 11-9,

Chipman, Thomas: 13-11,

Chittenden, SE: 8-29,

Christie, John: 8-27,

Church, J: 11-9,

Church, William: 7-9,

Churchill, L: 7-10,

Ciley[?], Thomas: 8-26,

Cilley, A: 9-11,

Cilley, BP: 8-27,

Cilley, Daniel: 9-1,

Cilley, Horatio: 7-3,

Cilley, Joseph: 6-21, 7-11,

Cist, LJ: 14-15,

Claflin, William: 10-23,

Claggett, JB: 8-26,

Claggett, William: 5-13, 5-16, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, 6-5, 6-7, 6-19, 7-13, 7-16, 9-7, 9-13, 10-2,

10-5,

Clapp, Aaron: 10-15,

Clapp, Eben: 6-2, 9-18,

Clark, Ansyl: 6-23,

Clark, C/CF: 8-2, 9-3, 10-17,

Clark, Daniel: 8-28,

Clark, George: 6-8, 6-14, 6-18, 6-20, 7-2,

Clark, Henry: 7-12,

Clark, Jacob: 13-3,

Clark, LC/JC: 7-10, 8-31,

Clark, Robert/RP: 11-20, 13-1,

Clark, SG: 8-8,

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Clark, W: 8-17,

Clarke, Aaron: 14-11,

Clarke, DWC: 14-14,

Clarke, George: 10-12,

Clarke, Harry: 10-11, 10-16, 10-18, 10-19, 12-7,

Clarke, John: 6-25, 7-2, 9-17,

Clarke, SC: 8-18,

Clarke, WF: 8-19,

Clavendon, Lord: 13-5,

Clement, JP: 8-22,

Clements, JF: 9-19,

Cleveland, Charles/CD,CF: 5-16, 7-8, 7-10, 7-11, 7-17, 9-18,

Cleveland, HT: 11-2,

Cleveland, Moses: 7-10,

Clinton, Thomas: 5-22,

Clizbe, E: 10-18,

Clough, David: 9-7,

Clough, John: 6-13, 7-1,

Clough, Jonathan: 14-18,

Clough, Luther: 14-1,

Coates, Lindley: 9-1, 9-17,

Cobb, William: 9-9,

Cochran, MB: 12-18,

Cochran, NS: 6-2,

Cock, Townsend: 10-19,

Codman[?], JC: 5-2,

Coff, Alfred: 10-2,

Coffin, Addison: 8-7,

Coffin, CC: 7-12,

Coffin, W; 9-13,

Coffman, Isaac: 13-2,

Coggin, Fred: 12-10,

Coggins, P: 8-24,

Cogswell, CN: 5-7,

Cogswell, Francis: 5-12, 5-19,

Cogswell, Pearson: 8-33, 9-2, 9-7, 9-9, 9-12,

Cogswell, William: 6-27, 9-2,

Coit, L. Howland: 16-13, 16-16,

Colby, Andrew: 6-5,

Colby, BB: 14-2,

Colby, CG: 9-13,

Colby, Ethan: 13-20,

Colby, Isaac: 6-17,

Colby, JWH: 6-5,

Colby, John: 16-12,

Colby, Nehemiah: 5-22,

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Colcord, JH: 6-13,

Cole, AN: 10-12,

Cole, Ralph: 6-16,

Collins, AM: 8-6, 8-11,

Collins, Michael: 8-19,

Colman, Nathaniel: 9-5,

Compton, PC: 10-23,

Conant, John: 7-1,

Conard, William: 12-14,

Concent, John: 7-13,

Condit, WW: 12-23,

Cone, ES: 8-5,

Cones, SE: 5-9,

Conover, DD: 12-26,

Conover, FA: 8-33,

Conrad, WF/William: 11-22, 12-12,

Conway, MD: 13-3,

Cook, AA: 11-8,

Cook, EH: 9-19,

Cooke, Samuel: 11-14,

Coolidge, C: 6-27,

Coolidge, Joseph: 16-4,

Coon, J: 9-16,

Cooper, Otis: 6-8, 6-12, 6-13,

Cooper, Saunders: 7-1,

Cooper, William: 5-1,

Cornell, Richard: 13-11,

Corner, WM: 8-21,

Cornish town: 6-17,

Cornstock, RJ: 9-16,

Corrvine, William: 13-7,

Corte, Count: 16-14,

Corti, L: 16-21,

Cortland, Jonathan: 6-19,

Cottell, LD: 8-7,

Cotton, JW: 12-14,

Coues, SE: 13-2,

Coulter, JH: 10-13, 11-18,

Covley, Mrs DN: 14-15,

Cowan, Louis: 8-28,

Cowdin, Elliot: 6-12, 6-13, 6-14,

Cowles, Henry: 9-12,

Cox, SS: 15-16, 16-22,

Crafts, Samuel: 14-12,

Crafts, WA: 12-23,

Craig, Neville: 8-16,

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Craig, WB: 11-12,

Cram, Marshal: 11-7,

Cram, NP/NS: 5-9, 5-14, 6-9, 6-15, 6-18, 7-11, 9-12,

Cramer, EM: 9-18,

Crampton, John: 16-4,

Crane, CH: 11-14,

Crane, Davis: 7-11, 8-18,

Cranston, William: 13-16,

Cravens, JH: 8-32,

Crawford, RP: 12-15,

Crawford, Thomas: 13-15,

Cross, HJ: 11-8, 11-9,

Cross, William: 5-22,

Crowell, Thomas: 7-12,

Crutchett, James: 12-17,

Culver, ED: 9-9,

Cumberland County Democratic Committee: 5-7,

Currier, David: 11-22,

Currier, Dwight: 10-9,

Currier, Jacob: 5-17,

Curtis, Jonathan: 6-7,

Curtis, Silas: 9-7,

Cushing, TH: 9-3, 12-8,

Cushman, David: 7-7,

Cushman, LE: 9-14,

Cushman, Samuel: 8-31,

Custer, GW: 8-25,

Cutter, Charles/CW: 6-18, 7-3, 8-25, 8-30,

Cutts, H: 5-2,

Cuyler, SC: 10-15,

Dainese, F: 11-6,

Dakin, Samuel: 5-21,

Dalton, Eliazer: 6-25,

Damagh, C: 8-34,

Dame, DW: 12-16,

Dana, S: 7-10, 8-6, 8-23, 10-11,

Daner, S: 6-6,

Daniel, GM: 5-16,

Daniels, Timothy: 8-11,

Darling, Charles: 16-16,

Darling, N: 11-3, 11-6,

Darrah, RK: 9-3,

Davis, Asa: 6-20,

Davis, CL: 6-2, 8-25,

Davis, EM: 11-23,

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Davis, George: 8-22, 9-1, 9-2, 9-3,

Davis, James: 5-9, 7-16,

Davis, Jefferson: 7-1,

Davis, MM/MH: 8-29, 9-6, 9-18,

Davis, NA: 6-11, 6-12, 6-13, 6-14,

Davis, S: 14-16,

Davis, William/WBF: 10-18, 12-15,

Davis, Woodbury: 7-17,

Dawson, Henry: 14-16,

Day, John: 8-10,

Day, George: 12-14,

Day, William: 9-18,

Dean, Daniel: 8-1,

Dean, MM: 11-1,

Deane, JC: 15-20,

Deane, James: 9-8,

Deane, Joseph: 7-11,

Deane, LH: 7-9,

Dearborn, John: 6-15,

Decatur, Stephen: 8-21, 13-7,

DeForest, Jacob: 10-7,

Delano, Henry: 14-16,

Deming, Hiram: 11-16,

Denison, F: 10-6,

Dennett, Charles: 9-2,

Dennett, George: 8-26,

Dennis, Gideon: 11-4,

Dennis, J: 16-14,

Derring, H: 10-5, 10-14,

deVoss, J: 6-20,

Dewey, George: 10-4, 12-12, 12-20, 14-17,

Dickens, A: 11-9, 16-26,

Dickerson, EN: 14-18,

Dickerson, KR: 12-8,

Dickins/Dickens, A: 11-6, 12-19,

Dickinson, J: 11-4,

Dickney, John: 14-17,

Dickson, JE: 8-9,

Dietrich, John: 12-28,

Dittenhoefer, Abram: 10-15,

Dix, TM: 10-14,

Dixon, Hiram: 12-1,

Dobie, David: 8-18,

Dodge, George: 5-14,

Dodge, John: 7-13,

Dods, JB: 13-1,

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Doe, Charles: 13-4, 13-6, 14-2,

Doe, JB: 9-5,

Dorrance, WW: 10-16,

Doty, RS: 10-1,

Doughty, George: 7-11, 9-18,

Douglas, William: 11-11,

Douglass, Joshua: 11-23,

Dover Lyceum: 5-6,

Dow, FV: 12-1,

Dow, George: 6-21, 6-22,

Dow, John: 6-28, 6-29, 7-14, 7-18, 13-3,

Dow, Neal: 13-17,

Dow, W: 8-26, 8-28,

Downing, Charles: 14-11,

Downing, EC: 9-13,

Downing, George: 7-11,

Downing, Samuel: 5-13,

Drake, Henry: 10-13,

Draper, S: 6-29, 7-8,

Drew, Elijah: 9-1,

Drew, Ira: 6-5,

DuBois, CE: 11-1,

Dudley, Benjamin: 14-13,

Dudley, CA: 12-24, 14-5,

Duffee, Lewis: 8-28,

Duffie, ON: 16-18,

Duffield, Benjamin: 13-7,

Duganne, AJH: 9-20,

Dugdale, Joseph: 7-15,

Dummer, Harry: 5-1a,

Dummer, HE: 14-13,

Dunbar, Duncan: 8-24,

Duncan, Jeremiah: 8-34, 9-3,

Duncan, Samuel: 12-4,

Dunham, DS: 12-15,

Dunham, John: 12-25,

Dunham, Laban: 10-1,

Dunlap, George: 8-1,

Dunn, Nathaniel: 8-24,

Durgin, JM: 13-15,

Durham, town of: 5-16,

Dutton, Emilie: 16-12,

Dwighte, Francis: 5-1a,

Dwighte, Thomas: 5-1a,

Dyer, CM: 13-5,

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Earle, John: 8-12,

Earle, Pliny: 8-24, 8-34,

Earle, William: 8-8,

Eastland, John: 8-7,

Eastman, AW: 11-2,

Eastman, HG: 12-24,

Eastman, J/Z: 5-9, 7-4, 7-14, 7-19, 10-6, 10-21, 10-23, 11-10, 11-11, 11-18,

Eastman, R: 6-15,

Eccles, DS: 12-7,

Eckley, ER: 10-20,

Edmonds, Joseph: 10-12, 10-21, 11-2,

Edmunds, J: 11-8, 11-20

Edny, George: 8-32,

Edward, Henry: 7-14,

Edward, JL: 8-22,

Edwards, B: 6-18,

Edwards, D: 13-8,

Egberte, Lewis: 8-34,

Ela, Jacob/JH: 6-1, 6-3, 6-4, 6-5, 6-6, 6-7, 6-16, 12-8, 13-7, 13-10, 13-12, 13-15, 14-10,

16-12,

Elbert, William: 13-23,

Elder, William: 10-17,

Eldridge, JL: 9-8, 11-19,

Eldridge, Levi: 7-15,

Elkins, Jeremiah: 5-6,

Ellis, CM: 11-12,

Ellis, Henry: 12-8,

Ellsworth, DC: 5-6, 7-17, 10-3,

Elmen[?], Rufus: 8-4,

Ely, Lewis: 9-11,

Emerson, Abraham: 6-5, 6-8, 6-9,

Emerson, John: 10-14,

Emerson, Sarah: 14-24,

Emerson, Smith: 7-2,

Emerton, Thomas: 6-17,

Emery, James: 7-14,

Emmons, William: 8-9,

Endicott, William: 10-9,

Enriques, Mrs: 15-7,

Epps, John: 8-1,

Errett, Russell: 12-14,

Erwin, James: 10-6,

Esben, F: 12-26,

Evans, Elwood: 7-9,

Evans, Nathan: 7-11,

Evans, Richard: 14-6,

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Errett, Russel: 7-18, 11-8,

Exeter Democrats: 5-22,

Fabre & Co: 16-17,

Fairchild, Peter: 8-19,

Fairfield, Edward: 6-23,

Fairfield, J: 5-20,

Fancher, Hori: 8-18

Farnham, Luther: 9-3, 9-6,

Farnsworth, D: 9-1,

Farnsworth, SD: 14-15,

Farrar, Charles: 12-16,

Farrell, RJ/RF: 16-11, 16-12, 16-13, 16-15, 16-16, 16-17,

Farwell, AB: 12-26,

Farwell, Richard: 6-29,

Faulkner, FA: 11-21,

Faxon, William: 14-3,

Fay, AG: 10-17,

Fee, John: 10-6, 13-1,

Felt, William: 10-8,

Felton, M: 8-18,

Fendall, PP: 13-17,

Fergerson, JB: 9-10,

Fernald, Henry/HB: 11-6, 11-7,

Ferren, AD: 11-10, 12-22, 12-28, 13-3, 14-5,

Fessenden, Samuel: 9-17,

Fessenden, TA: 8-12,

Fessenden, WP: 5-8, 5-9, 6-5, 6-17,

Field, David: 6-11, 8-23,

Finch, AB: 13-9,

Fish, Hamilton: 9-13, 16-15, 16-17,

Fish, L: 12-23,

Fish, William: 12-15, 12-16,

Fisher, Charles: 9-16,

Fisher, Cyrus: 6-26,

Fisher, MM: 8-13,

Fisher, TW: 11-1,

Fitch, AH: 11-15,

Flagg, William/Wilson: 10-2, 10-7, 10-8,

Flanders, Benjamin: 8-6,

Flanders, WP: 6-17,

Fletcher, Arthur: 11-14, 11-19,

Fletcher, Charles/CF: 7-12, 16-26

Fletcher, JM: 10-8, 10-12, 10-13, 10-19,

Flint, JM: 10-13,

Flint, LT: 12-7,

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Floyd, John: 10-11,

Fogg, George: 6-1, 6-12, 6-16, 6-18, 6-19, 6-26, 7-1, 7-4, 7-5, 7-13, 8-10, 8-11, 9-10, 10-

3, 10-19, 10-21, 11-1, 11-6, 12-8, 12-17, 14-3, 14-20, 14-22, 16-13,

Fogg, Stephen: 12-15,

Fogg, William: 8-19,

Folger, BF: 9-11,

Folger, Robert: 7-12, 8-5,

Folsom, FW: 12-21,

Folsom, George:12-23,

Folsom, JA: 14-3,

Foot, HC: 8-14,

Foot, S: 13-21,

Foote, JF: 11-9, 11-11,

Forbes, Hugh: 10-18, 11-1, 11-12,

Forbes, RB: 14-13,

Ford, Elisha: 9-7,

Ford, James: 7-6,

Forist, MC: 12-23,

Forrest, I/Ichabod: 6-3, 12-17,

Forsbay/Forshay, S: 7-14, 8-8,

Foss, CD: 10-16,

Foster, Charles: 11-11,

Foster, E/ES/EW: 11-10, 11-21, 12-25,

Foster, James: 8-9,

Foster, Jason: 11-12,

Foster, Theodore: 8-8,

Foster, William: 8-29,

Fowler, Asa: 5-12, 7-10, 8-24, 9-10, 13-17,

Fowler, B: 6-4,

Fox, GV: 13-20, 14-4, 14-11,

Fox, William: 14-5,

Frank, A: 11-20,

Franklin, CS: 10-1,

Fraser, James: 12-15,

Frazer, JH: 11-21,

Frederick, BF: 5-14,

Freede, Andrew: 5-19,

Freeman, A/Asa: 8-23, 9-2, 9-18, 12-7,

Freeman, Francis: 11-9,

Freeman, M: 14-3,

Freese, Andrew: 5-20,

French, Amos: 10-2,

French, Benjamin B: 5-12, 9-13,

French, Henry: 5-20, 6-1, 8-2,

French, James/JR: 8-20, 9-10, 9-11,

French, James: 6-17, 7-13, 8-31, 8-32,

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French, John: 8-13, 8-31,

French, M: 9-14,

French, Rodney: 8-14,

French, SA: 5-17, 7-15,

French, TS: 12-1,

French, W: 9-16, 12-28,

Fremont, SL: 9-14,

Friend, JD: 10-17, 10-18,

Friend, John: 6-23,

Fries, Benjamin: 14-18,

Frost, DH: 10-14,

Frost, Ichabod: 9-16,

Frothingham, James: 8-18,

Fuller, EN: 8-30, 9-11,

Fuller, Frank: 13-10,

Fuller, JH: 6-6,

Fuller, Hannah: 11-1,

Fuller, HW: 5-4, 5-6, 5-7, 5-14,

Fuller, Isaac: 14-4, 14-5,

Fuller, Richard: 8-13,

Fuller, William: 8-19,

Furness, WH: 9-9, 12-6,

Gage, Frances: 10-8,

Gage, Frank/Franklin: 5-1a, 6-6, 9-5,

Gaines, John: 9-21,

Gale, George: 11-6,

Gallager, John: 13-12,

Gallup, JC: 10-15, 10-17, 10-19,

Gammon, EH: 9-8,

Ganish/Garnish, RP: 8-31,

Gardner, TA: 10-9,

Garland, Richard: 13-10,

Garland, TB: 10-20,

Gates, Seth: 10-19,

Gatling, RI: 14-13,

Gaylord, H: 12-20,

Geary, John: 16-1,

George, John: 13-17,

George, PR: 13-15,

George, Robert: 8-3, 8-18, 9-2,

George, Thomas: 12-9,

George, WW/WF: 6-17, 6-29, 7-15,

Gerrish, R: 16-14,

Gerry, CF: 9-18,

Gibbons, Mrs AH: 15-13,

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Gibbons, AJ: 12-20,

Gibbons, Joseph/J/JH/JS: 9-12, 11-7, 12-8, 12-11, 16-13,

Gibbons, Lucy: 14-3,

Gibbons, William/W: 11-4, 12-2,

Gibbs, John: 9-10,

Giddings, Joshua: 10-6,

Gilbert, GW: 10-15,

Gilbert, Thaddeus: 8-6, 8-8,

Gilchrist, Albert: 9-21,

Gilchrist, David: 6-2,

Gilchrist, Robert: 6-12, 6-13, 6-21,

Gile, James: 7-10,

Gillett, SP: 13-19,

Gilman, Charles: 11-7,

Gilman, General: 5-12,

Gilman, John: 5-1a, 7-10, 7-18, 8-22, 8-32,

Gilman/Gilmand, Joseph: 6-3, 9-10, 12-24,

Gilpatrick, A: 6-24,

Gimmell, J: 6-16,

Glasier, Aaron: 8-4,

Glazier, WB: 10-15,

Glen/Glenn, David: 9-4,

Gloucester, H: 10-12, 11-4,

Goble, JA: 10-9,

Goddard, JA: 8-21,

Godfrey, John: 6-21, 6-22,

Goffe/Goff, William: 7-11, 7-17, 9-9,

Goldsborough, HA: 13-23,

Gonzales, Domingo: 16-12 [in Spanish],

Goodale, JS: 10-15,

Goodale, John: 11-1, 12-4,

Goodrich, CB: 6-2, 7-9, 8-26,

Goodwin, HC: 10-16, 10-17, 10-18, 10-19, 10-20,

Goodwin, Ichabod: 12-8, 12-17, 13-1, 13-4, 14-19,

Goodwin, MB: 13-6,

Goodwin, Thomas: 6-2,

Gookin, JW: 5-1, 8-19,

Gordon, George: 6-18, 9-18, 10-15, 10-17, 12-23, 13-3,

Gordon, James: 6-2, 12-10,

Gordon, Nathaniel: 8-28,

Gore, WH: 12-12,

Gould, Charles: 11-15,

Gould, John:/JS/JP 9-8, 9-10, 12-2, 12-28,

Gould, Robert: 8-25,

Goulding, CH: 11-10,

Gove, Jacob: 8-14,

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Gove, WH: 12-23,

Gow, John: 13-22,

Gowell, Sarah: 8-31,

Gowen, MM: 13-11,

Grafton County: 5-21,

Graham, DM: 12-21, 12-22,

Graham, John/JH: 11-2, 11-3, 11-9,

Graham, Samuel: 10-16,

Graham, William: 9-15,

Grandy, George: 11-12,

Granger, Gideon: 10-18,

Granger, Henry: 13-2,

Grant, GA: 5-16, 8-7,

Grant, Oscar: 8-24,

Grant, M: 6-25,

Graves, CE: 10-16,

Gray, AW: 13-4,

Gray, JA: 9-16,

Gray, WF: 16-22,

Greaves, William: 8-5,

Greely, C: 11-20,

Green, George: 8-19,

Green, William: 14-6,

Greene, Benjamin: 7-19,

Greene, Thomas: 9-21,

Greenleaf, PH: 8-3,

Greenough, GG: 6-15,

Gregg, James: 6-19, 9-7,

Gregory, DS: 12-12,

Gregory, Henry: 9-21,

Gregory, WH: 7-16, 11-20,

Gridley, Silas: 7-10,

Griffin, BFS: 7-12,

Griffin, SH: 12-4

Griffin, William: 7-12,

Grin, JM: 9-19,

Griswold, George: 14-17,

Groom, William: 11-1,

Grover, Edwin: 12-15,

Groves, NF: 7-13,

Guernsey, Orrin: 8-34,

Guest, John: 14-1,

Guestier, Barton: 16-17, 16-18, 16-19,

Gunckel, Lewis: 11-19,

Gunn, SC: 8-9,

Gunnison, William; 7-15,

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Guppey, JJ: 7-8,

Gurowski, ?: 13-10,

Hackett or Hacket, Charles: 6-17, 6-18,

Hackett, WH: 7-10, 8-20, 8-22, 8-23, 8-24, 13-9, 14-19, 14-20,

Hagerman, JE: 8-33,

Haight, Gilbert: 12-18,

Haile, William: 11-6,

Haines, A: 11-14,

Haines, Thomas: 8-23,

Hale, Eben: 6-21,

Hale, Edwin/Edward: 8-22, 8-30,

Hale, George: 8-9, 12-19,

Hale, John P: 5-2, 5-4, 5-5, 5-6, 5-7, 5-8, 5-9, 5-11, 5-12, 5-13, 5-14, 5-16, 5-18, 5-19, 6-

14, 6-15, 6-17, 6-18, 7-1, 7-4, 7-7, 7-9, 7-13, 7-15, 7-16, 8-1, 8-4, 8-11, 8-15, 8-25, 8-28,

8-31, 8-32, 8-34, 9-3, 9-4, 9-7, 9-9, 9-19, 9-20, 9-21, 10-1, 10-3, 10-5, 10-8, 10-13, 10-

15, 10-18, 10-21, 10-22, 10-23, 11-1, 11-2, 11-3, 11-4, 11-5, 11-7, 11-9, 11-12, 11-13,

11-16, 11-17, 11-19, 11-20, 11-23, 12-2, 12-3, 12-5, 12-6, 12-8, 12-9, 12-11, 12-12, 12-

13, 12-14, 12-17, 12-18, 12-19, 12-20, 12-21, 12-23, 12-27, 12-28, 13-2, 13-5, 13-6, 13-

9, 13-15, 13-16, 14-2, 14-3, 14-4, 14-7, 14-14, 14-16, 14-17, 14-19, 14-21, 14-22, 14-23,

14-24, 15-1, 15-2, 15-3, 15-4, 15-5, 15-6, 15-7 [this unsent memorandum details Hale’s

problems with the Horatio Perry, Secretary to the US Legation in Madrid], 15-8, 15-9

[more about his problems with Perry], 15-10, 15-11, 15-12, 15-14, 15-15, 15-17, 15-18,

15-19, 15-20, 15-22, 16-2 [notes on his tour in Spain], 16-4, 16-5, 16-6, 16-7, 16-8, 16-9,

16-10, 16-11, 16-12, 16-13, 16-14, 16-15, 16-16, 16-17, 16-18, 16-21 [summary of

problems with Perry], 16-22, 16-24, 16-26,

Hale, Lydia: 11-14,

Hale, Robert: 16-22

Hale, Salma: 7-2, 7-10, 13-14,

Haley, SA/SL: 6-10, 6-20, 6-22, 9-5, 9-7,

Hall, Daniel: 15-16, 16-13, 16-19,

Hall, H/Henry: 11-19, 16-11, 16-13, 16-14, 16-15,

Hall, IP/EP: 6-4, 7-13,

Hall, Isaac: 9-20,

Hall, John, JB, JE: 7-9, 7-15, 8-21, 8-34,

Hall, Josiah: 8-2,

Hall, Launston: 7-19,

Hall, O: 5-13,

Hall, William: 10-19, 10-23,

Hallowell, Norwood: 11-19,

Hamblin, William: 9-13,

Hamilton, ?: 6-29,

Hamilton, Edward: 12-4, 13-13, 13-14, 13-15, 14-12,

Hamlin, ES: 7-18,

Hammond, JD: 6-3,

Hand, Ezekiel: 5-16,

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Hand, SH: 12-6,

Hanford, William: 11-5,

Hanna, John:11-13,

Hanscom, SP: 12-4,

Hanson, John: 8-22,

Hanson, Joseph: 12-16,

Harding, Samuel: 13-21,

Harmon, Artemas: 6-19,

Harmon, Luther: 7-17,

Harper, GM: 9-13,

Harper, JW: 5-16,

Harriman, SM: 12-16,

Harris, Augustus: 6-6, 6-19,

Harris, Edward/EP: 7-1, 7-2, 7-5, 7-6, 7-8, 8-13, 10-14,

Harris, Jerome: 5-8,

Harris, TJ: 6-28, 10-19, 13-4,

Harrison, HL: 12-28,

Harris, Theodore: 16-20,

Hart, LB: 8-25,

Hart, William: 10-18,

Hartland, Moses: 9-12,

Harvey, AW: 9-14, 9-15, 9-16,

Harvey, JG: 8-19,

Harvey, Matthew: 10-3,

Haseltine, George: 8-31,

Haskell, AL: 11-4,

Haskell, Mark: 8-1, 9-14, 9-21, 10-19,

Haswell, Charles: 10-12, 13-5,

Hatch, Albert/A: 5-9, 5-15, 8-33,

Hathaway, SP: 11-10,

Haven, John: 9-10,

Haven, Luther: 10-5, 10-6,

Haven, OH: 7-16,

Havens, Benjamin: 6-6,

Havens, CC: 12-8,

Haverhill Town Committee: 5-21,

Hawkins, Mrs CW: 9-3,

Hawks, JM: 13-2,

Hawley, Alamon: 9-8,

Hawling, HH: 10-12,

Hawthorn, CG: 10-10,

Hay, John: 16-19,

Hayes, Francis: 8-21,

Hayes, John: 5-5, 5-8, 5-16, 6-2, 6-5, 6-7, 6-24, 7-8, 7-15, 8-26, 8-31,

Hayes, William: 6-1,

Hayes, Richard: 8-32,

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Haynes, Watson: 8-31, 9-13,

Haynes, William: 6-26, 8-23,

Haynie, IN: 14-15,

Hazden, EA: 8-22,

Hazeltine, A: 11-20,

Heald, JJ/JT: 12-20, 12-21,

Heald, Jonas: 14-18,

Healey, Samuel: 8-24,

Heaton, Thomas: 8-26,

Hele, John: 12-16,

Helm/Helms, HV/HT: 11-12, 11-17,

Hemmenway, John: 10-3,

Henderson, J: 14-11,

Henderson, James: 12-23,

Henderson, Joseph: 7-10,

Hendry, Samuel: 11-20,

Hendry, William: 6-27,

Henitlelman, Maj. Gen: 13-23,

Henry, Joseph: 10-13,

Henry, William: 11-20,

Hensham, Daniel: 9-14,

Herbert, Thomas: 9-21,

Herkimer County NY, electors of: 6-19,

Herndon, William: 12-7,

Herrick, Charles: 10-2, 10-3, 10-5, 10-7, 10-14, 10-15,

Herrick, Thomas: 11-7, 11-8,

Herring, GW: 11-14,

Hersey, Peter: 11-16,

Hevenor, WS: 10-7,

Hibbard, EA: 12-27,

Hibbard, H: 5-9,

Hickok, James: 8-19,

Hicks, Alex: 9-11,

Higgins, John: 6-2, 6-4,

Higginson, Stephen: 6-25,

Hildrith, R: 9-4,

Hill, EP: 11-4, 11-9,

Hill, James: 6-7,

Hill, Joseph: 11-17,

Hill, Marshall: 5-16, 8-24, 9-1,

Hill, Moses: 6-2,

Hillard, EB: 9-7,

Hillard/Hilliard, LP: 6-22, 6-24, 8-14,

Hiller, Thomas: 10-6,

Hills, Nathaniel: 11-9,

Hills, William: 7-2, 7-7,

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Hinckley, Orville: 12-3,

Hinds, Charles: 12-13,

Hinman, CM: 10-3,

Hitchcock, FL: 12-20,

Hixon, JR: 8-14,

Hobbs, Joseph: 8-34,

Hobbs, Moody: 11-9, 13-18,

Hobsen, Walter: 12-23,

Hodges, ET: 6-23,

Hodgen, George: 8-34,

Hogan, Robert: 7-19,

Hogden, James: 9-6,

Hogdon, William[?]: 5-15,

Hoit/Hoitt, Daniel: 5-16, 6-22, 7-10, 8-6,

Hoitt, GW: 5-17,

Hoitt, Zebediah: 6-14,

Holabird, OF: 13-5,

Holbrook, Harrison: 14-2,

Holcomb, E: 6-2, 6-3, 6-4, 6-5, 13-17,

Holden, George: 9-7,

Holley, Alex: 11-19,

Hollis, Abyah: 12-3,

Holmes, Charles: 10-18,

Holmes, James: 8-17,

Holmes, S/Silas: 8-7, 10-7,

Holt, EH: 10-18,

Holt, N: 12-26,

Homer, PT: 5-19,

Hood, JE: 9-14,

Hooker, John: 8-27,

Hopkins, Charles: 12-5,

Hopkins, Moses: 7-9,

Hopkins, William: 13-19,

Hopper, Isaac: 8-11,

Horback, GL: 11-12,

Horton, Charles: 12-24,

Horton, Jacob: 10-4,

Hoskins, Samuel: 7-11,

Hosmer, Rufus: 11-8,

Hottinger, Isaac: 7-9,

Houghton, EC: 14-5,

Hovey, AG: 12-1,

Hovey, CF: 6-7, 6-15, 8-19,

Howard, Theron: 7-12,

Howe, Estes: 10-4, 14-17,

Howe, JG: 9-1, 9-10,

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Howe, Z: 12-21,

Howell, Andrew: 11-23,

Howell, Robert:11-16,

Howland, Charles: 9-13,

Howland, Joseph: 11-8, 11-9,

Hoyt, E: 11-12,

Hoyt, TR: 10-1,

Hoxie, Joseph: 13-11,

Hubbard, Edwin: 8-3,

Hubbard, OT: 12-22,

Hubbell, Henry: 14-10,

Hudson, JB/TB: 7-11, 7-12,

Huff, Ezra: 8-1,

Humphrey, Luther/L: 9-6, 11-14, 11-23,

Humphrey, Tudor/Zador: 8-10, 9-14,

Humphrey, Z: 6-22, 6-23,

Hunt, Freeman: 9-4,

Hunt, James: 14-3, 14-4,

Hunt, Seth: 11-2,

Hunt, ?/W: 5-9, 6-20,

Huntington, Elisha: 6-24, 8-11,

Huntress, Leonard: 8-34,

Hurd, E: 5-18, 6-2, 6-4, 8-18,

Hurd, Seth: 14-7,

Huse, N: 7-10,

Hussey, Erastus: 9-2,

Hutchins, AH: 8-5,

Hutchins, E: 11-17,

Hutchinson, Titus: 7-8,

Inman, William: 14-10,

Institution of Mercy: 10-18,

Irish, William: 11021,

Jackson, James: 6-28,

Jackson, MM: 14-19,

Jackson, PL: 8-27,

Jacob, E: 13-1,

Jacobs, JN: 13-20,

James, BA: 8-32,

James, EW: 12-22,

James, JW: 6-1, 6-3, 6-12, 6-13, 6-17, 7-5, 7-9, 7-14, 8-7, 8-17, 9-14, 12-8,

Jameson, William: 7-7,

Jay, John: 11-9, 11-15, 12-7, 12-12, 13-3, 13-9, 13-10, 14-2, 14-18, 14-19, 15-10, 16-23,

Jay, William: 7-13, 8-9,

Jefferson, DC: 10-6,

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Jenkins, A: 5-14, 5-20, 5-22,

Jenkins, George: 9-4,

Jenkins, JL: 10-7,

Jenkins, Luther: 5-19,

Jennings, Gilbert: 7-16,

Jessup, George: 9-3,

Jewell, WE: 12-14,

Jewett, Adams: 9-16,

Jewett, Benjamin: 9-6,

Jewett, George: 6-29, 7-2,

Jewett, James: 13-12,

Jewett, John: 6-21, 10-6,

Jewett, SD: 6-2,

Jewett, Solomon: 9-20,

Jillson, C: 10-13, 10-14, 10-15,

Jocelyn, Simeon: 6-20, 9-10, 10-12,

John, John: 7-7, 7-9, 8-5,

Johnson, Alfred: 6-1, 7-15, 8-12,

Johnson, Andrew: 14-21,

Johnson, EB: 8-30,

Johnson, Frances: 12-15,

Johnson, Frank: 12-25,

Johnson, JO: 9-2,

Johnson, JR: 11-13,

Johnson, O: 10-16,

Johnston, John: 6-19,

Jones, CS: 13-5,

Jones, Ezekiel: 9-8,

Jones, Jonathan: 13-22, 14-12,

Jones, SP: 8-1,

Jones, Henry: 13-10,

Jordan, JG: 5-15, 10-3,

Judd, Schuyler: 10-6,

Kane, Thomas: 8-13, 9-11, 9-18,

Keeham, Samuel: 9-10,

Keith, FM: 8-7,

Kelley, CS: 14-15,

Kellog & Comstock Co: 8-5,

Kellogg, HH: 10-18,

Kellogg, JR: 13-15,

Kelly, Patrick: 7-16,

Kelly, William: 11-2, 11-20,

Kelsey, DM: 11-13,

Kendall, BF: 9-20,

Kendall, John: 11-14,

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Kendrick, William: 9-5,

Ketcham, CW: 10-19,

Keyes, Edward: 8-10,

Keyser, John: 9-3,

Kidder, J: 6-9,

Kilgore, Damon: 9-5,

Kimball, Increasse: 7-5,

Kimball, Jesse: 6-23,

Kimball, NP: 6-2,

Kimes, Levi: 11-12,

King, Edward: 16-20,

King, John: 7-14, 10-14,

King, JW: 13-12,

King, Leicester: 7-17,

Kingsbury, Fisher: 8-15,

Kinne, SG: 9-7,

Kittery Committee: 5-19,

Knapp, CL: 6-26, 6-29, 8-11,

Knerr, Levi: 12-17,

Knight, Isaac/IM: 9-7, 11-9,

Knowlton, James: 13-4,

Lackey, AH: 7-16, 7-17, 8-3,

Ladd, Alex: 7-10, 8-33,

Ladd, J: 11-6,

Laighton, William: 5-4, 13-12,

Laird, Wilson: 11-12,

Laker, Henry: 11-12,

Lamb, D: 7-12,

Lambert, TR: 8-18, 9-7, 16-16,

Lamos, Nathaniel: 6-5,

Lamprey, William: 5-15,

Lancaster town: 5-21,

Lane, Levi: 12-3,

Lane, TC/JC: 5-1a, 5-2, 5-4, 5-6, 9-14,

Langenschwartz, Max: 14-9,

Langton, JBF: 14-12,

Lapham, Louis: 8-14,

Larkin, Thomas: 9-12,

Lason, Henry: 7-13,

Lauder, FW: 13-10,

Lavallette, ESF: 13-7,

Lawrence, Joseph: 6-8,

Lawrence, William: 5-9,

Leach, William: 8-21,

Leavitt, Dudley: 8-25, 9-5,

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Leavitt, Joshua: 7-4, 7-8, 7-14, 7-18, 7-19, 8-3, 8-10, 8-12, 8-13, 8-20, 8-33, 9-18,

Leavitt, Nelson: 9-1,

Leavitt, Samuel: 13-21,

LeBaron, Martha: 11-13,

Lefavour, Robert: 9-3,

Leggat, Andrew: 7-1,

Leland, JM: 12-10,

Lenthal, John: 14-3,

Lerch, John: 11-14,

Leslie, HP: 14-12, 14-13,

Letchworth, J: 9-9,

Lewell, Caroline: 8-19,

Lewis, A: 10-19,

Lewis, DC: 9-7,

Lewis, Edward: 7-12, 10-17,

Lewis, Robert: 10-18,

Lewis, Samuel: 7-15, 8-4, 8-8, 9-1, 10-6,

Lewis, TW: 11-5,

Libby, HL: 11-14,

Libby, Stephen: 8-12,

Lightford, Francis: 11-15,

Lindsey/Lindsay, Joseph: 7-9, 8-19, 8-24, 8-31, 8-34, 9-2, 10-8,

Littfield, NL: 5-1a,

Little, Josiah/JL/JS: 8-1, 8-24, 8-25, 8-26, 8-31, 8-33, 9-10,

Little, WD: 8-23,

Littlefield, Rufus: 8-11,

Littlehale, Edna/Edward: 6-20, 8-10,

Littleton Committee: 5-20,

Livermore, AA: 9-15,

Livermore, Isaac: 11-19,

Locke, Jacob: 9-1,

Locke, Stacy: 6-6,

Lockwood, ?: 8-22,

Lockwood, JA: 12-15,

Lockwood, Lewis: 13-12,

Lockwood, William/WA: 12-4, 12-10,

Long, JC: 9-17, 12-1,

Long, JE: 13-6,

Long, NR: 13-4,

Loomis, Dwight: 10-15, 10-17, 10-19, 10-20,

Long, N/NB/NR: 5-2, 5-3, 6-4, 6-15, 6-20, 13-17,

Lord, Harry/HM: 6-2, 12-22,

Lord, SA: 7-12,

Loring, Charles: 16-26,

Loring, Ellis Gray: 6-24, 6-25,

Lothrup, SK/SR: 5-8, 6-1, 6-21, 7-1,

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Lovejoy, JC: 8-11, 8-14,

Loveland, Mrs S: 9-3,

Lovell, Warren: 8-27, 12-11, 12-18, 12-20,

Lovering, James: 14-11,

Lovering, John: 8-14,

Low, Joseph: 8-24,

Lowe, George: 6-25,

Lowell, C: 11-16,

Lowell Hickory Club: 5-21,

Lyford, SC: 12-22, 13-6, 14-9, 14-11,

Lyman, George: 9-15,

Lyman, Giles: 8-19,

Lyman, RW: 12-22,

Lynde, AL: 8-11,

Mace, Daniel: 11-21,

MacKeehan, OP: 15-8, 15-9, 16-2, 16-5,

MacLean, Charles: 16-11,

Macomb, Harriet: 12-23,

MacRea, Mary: 9-5,

Macy, James: 9-9,

Magallon, Joseph: 16-13,

Magill, LW: 10-19,

Magraden, WB: 12-3,

Maher, James: 8-18,

Manchester Committee: 6-7,

Manchester town: 5-22,

Manhon/Manton, Benjamin: 13-13, 13-14,

Mann, JS: 9-12, 10-22,

Manley, John: 11-18, 11-19, 11-23,

Mansfield, NN: 7-17,

Marburg[?], L: 5-13,

March, Clement: 13-6,

March, JC: 9-2,

Marsh, Dellvan: 5-15,

Marsh, Thomas: 5-8,

Marsh, John/J: 7-18, 16-26,

Marshall, Harvey: 11-16,

Marshall, Mrs Humphrey: 14-16,

Marshall, James: 9-13,

Marshall, JM: 16-24,

Marshall, Nathaniel: 8-25,

Marsten, John: 7-2,

Marston, SW: 9-6,

Marston, WA: 5-3, 8-21, 9-21,

Martin, Luther: 11-14,

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Martin, Wait: 9-1, 12-1,

Martinez, ?: 15-13 [in Spanish], 15-17, 15-18,

Martyn, TM: 6-27, 6-28,

Marvin, AL: 9-9,

Maryall, Samuel: 12-22,

Mason, Charles: 6-27, 8-12, 8-13,

Mason, John: 9-18, 10-19,

Mason, LD/Larkin: 11-6, 12-3, 12-8, 12-10, 12-14, 14-16,

Masters, John: 6-16,

Mathews, I: 9-18,

Matteson, OB: 12-6,

Mattison, Martin: 9-10,

Maxey, RP: 10-2,

May, Henry: 12-1,

May, Samuel: 9-16, 10-10, 11-4, 13-9,

May, Seth: 9-10,

McCarty, JH: 13-17,

McCausland, WK: 12-27,

McClelland, JL: 8-19,

McClure, MC: 11-1, 11-2,

McCullough, J: 7-17,

McCurd, CL: 6-17,

McDonati[?], FS: 6-1,

McDonnell, RB: 10-7,

McDowell, FA: 8-12,

McDuffee, John: 16-19,

McDuffee, Louis: 6-6, 9-8,

McEwen, Augustus: 9-3,

McFarland, Andrew: 12-7,

McFarland, Asa: 7-10,

McFarland, GA: 8-13,

McFarland: HH: 12-1,

McFarland, LB: 11-20,

McGundy, CL: 5-12,

McGuire, James: 14-18,

McKay, Donald: 14-8,

McKay, NH: 14-7,

McKeen, James: 8-3,

McKeen, John: 10-2,

McKein, Levi: 8-7, 8-9,

McKinney, John: 9-21,

McKoues[?], Thomas: 6-19,

McLain, Rufe: 12-10,

McLaughlin, William: 14-5,

Mcolly, IH: 8-33,

Mead, Samuel: 11-5,

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Mead, TS: 13-17,

Means, James: 12-25,

Means, William: 9-10,

Meggett, A: 10-16,

Meigs, WC: 10-11,

Melcher, W: 8-25,

Mellen[?], GWF: 5-13, 7-8, 10-10,

Melville, Jonas: 7-1,

Mendenhall, I: 11-17,

Mendenhall, Richard: 7-17,

Meredith, JL: 14-18,

Merriam, MH: 14-15,

Merrill, A: 9-5, 9-12,

Merrill, George: 6-7, 6-8,

Merrill, JE: 5-12,

Merrill, TA: 6-26, 6-27, 8-11, 8-14,

Merrill, William: 7-7, 9-16,

Merrow, Josiah: 8-11,

Merry, R: 15-14,

Methua, JG: 13-11,

Michel, RB: 11-16,

Michener, Ezra: 8-34,

Michie, Thomas: 9-10,

Miller, Daniel: 8-9,

Miller, Frank/FI: 11-16, 12-2,

Miller, James: 9-2,

Miller, Parker: 8-30,

Miller, Thomas: 8-2,

Mills, Ephraim: 11-18,

Mills, James: 7-15,

Miller, JE: 14-11,

Mills, William: 7-18,

Miner, Ovid: 7-13, 8-21,

Mitchel, Martin: 10-8,

Mitchell, ?: 13-12,

Mitchell, Edwin: 7-17,

Mitchell, John: 10-2,

Montemar, F: 16-13,

Monfore, Isaac: 12-1,

Montfort, Elisabeth: 9-18,

Montgomery, James: 7-16,

Moore, EW: 9-4,

Moore, Frank: 16-20,

Moore, Henry: 13-14,

Moore, JB: 11-4, 11-6,

Moore, JW: 11-8,

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Moore, William: 12-24,

More, William: 10-16, 10-17,

Morgan, ED: 11-16, 14-5, 16-11,

Morgan, George: 13-11,

Morrell, WR: 10-17, 11-5,

Morrill, David: 8-1,

Morrison, Hiram: 8-11,

Morrison, Thomas: 5-17,

Morse, Charles: 7-18,

Morse, Chauncey: 6-28,

Morse, Hiram: 8-32,

Morse, John: 6-26, 7-18,

Morse, Joseph: 9-21, 10-7, 10-11,

Morse, JP: 11-3,

Morse, Thomas: 6-6,

Mory, Charles: 11-23,

Moses, John: 13-15,

Moses, LM: 8-29,

Moses, Nehemiah: 5-20,

Morgan, O: 14-17,

Morton, CJ: 11-20,

Morton, Marcus: 8-14,

Morton, Nathaniel: 8-15, 8-23,

Moss, JB: 12-19,

Moulton, JR/JD: 9-2, 14-12,

Moulton, F: 8-29,

Mudd, JH Clay: 14-2,

Mudgett, BF: 13-11,

Mulligan, Miller: 11-12,

Mullin, J: 10-20,

Munroe & Co: 16-12,

Murch[?], AB: 8-11,

Murphy, William: 11-3,

Murray, David: 6-18,

Murray, John: 11-6,

Murray, Timothy: 5-16,

Mussey, BB: 10-21,

Myers, Joel: 7-11,

Nash, Edmund: 9-21,

Nashua Democrats: 5-22, 6-13,

Natick Democrats: 5-22,

Nava de Tajo, Count: 16-14, 16-15,

Navy Dept: 5-4, 5-5, 5-6,

Naylor, Charles: 12-7,

Neal, John: 9-7,

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Neal, William: 9-18, 10-8, 10-17,

Nealley, Andrew: 13-18,

Nealley, Edward: 5-4,

Needham, GF: 8-21,

Neff, A: 11-14,

Nell, William: 6-27, 6-28,

Newburyport Hickory Club: 5-22,

Newell, JHT: 9-16,

Newman, Pat: 9-17,

Newton, HLC: 7-9,

Nichols Co.: 7-10,

Nichols, Curtis: 6-22,

Nichols, E: 8-8,

Nichols, Olney: 8-20,

Nicholson, Elisabeth: 9-2, 16-26,

Nickels, JF: 13-11,

Noble, Moses: 5-22,

Norris, BW: 11-6, 11-7,

Norris, DL: 6-20,

Norris, James: 8-26,

North, JM: 8-1,

Northend, Charles: 9-21,

Norton, Charles: 6-23, 8-1, 16-12,

Norton, ES: 14-5,

Norton, M: 8-17,

Nourse, A: 11-7, 11-8,

Nourse, JE: 14-14,

Noyes, Joseph: 12-14,

Nudd, Amos: 7-2,

Nutt/Nott, Charles: 12-24, 12-25,

Nye, Francis: 12-19,

Oak, Nathaniel: 7-17, 9-3,

O’Conor, Smith: 13-8,

Odell, L: 8-26, 8-34,

Odionne, William: 5-18,

Odlin, George: 11-6, 13-1,

Odlin, William: 9-16,

Oliver, John: 10-3,

Olmstead, Hiram: 11-17,

O’Reilly, Henry: 13-3,

Osband, ED: 9-18,

Osgood, Charles: 11-13,

Osgood, G: 9-3,

Osgood, Ira: 5-8, 9-2,

Osgood, Samuel: 10-3,

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Osmond, AP: 10-9,

Owen, Griffeth: 10-2,

Packard, AS: 7-6, 7-16, 10-2, 10-3, 13-17,

Packard, E: 7-10,

Packer, SH: 8-2,

Paddock, RL: 11-8, 11-9,

Page, Edward: 8-1,

Page, HC: 13-18,

Page, JA: 14-12,

Page, John: 8-18,

Paine, FS: 11-21,

Palmer, DS/DL: 6-6, 6-8, 6-17, 6-18, 8-24, 8-30, 9-5, 9-16,

Palmer, WJ: 10-3,

Parke, Henry: 13-18,

Parker, BF: 7-10, 11-19,

Parker, Calvin: 8-15,

Parker, HG: 12-12,

Parker, James: 11-3, 12-9,

Parker, Jonathan: 11-11,

Parker, Joseph: 6-23,

Parker, LD/Mrs LD: 13-9, 14-9, 14-19,

Parker, MM: 10-15,

Parker, Seth/SH/SA: 7-9, 7-16, 11-4, 11-11, 14-10,

Parker, Theodore: 16-26,

Parker, Thomas: 8-24, 8-31, 9-3, 9-4, 9-9, 11-8, 12-20,

Parker, Wooster: 6-23,

Parkhurst, Charles: 10-7, 10-16, 10-19,

Parkill, David: 11-23,

Parkman, John: 5-7, 5-12, 5-15, 5-22, 6-2, 6-3, 6-7, 6-21, 6-23, 8-4, 8-22, 9-5,

Parkman, Mrs SL/Susan: 6-3, 8-18, 9-12,

Parrish, ?: 9-16,

Parry, George: 14-14,

Parson, DI: 9-8,

Parsons, BF: 13-2,

Parsons, CG/CA: 9-6,

Parsons, David: 16-11,

Parsons, LB/SB: 6-3, 6-5, 6-8, 6-9, 6-10, 6-19, 6-20, 6-21, 6-22, 6-24, 6-25, 7-1, 8-3, 8-4,

Parsons, Thomas: 8-21,

Partridge, James: 12-9

Pasco, Samuel: 10-9,

Patrick, William: 7-1,

Patrick, Samuel: 12-23,

Pattern, John: 7-2,

Patterson, JW: 13-16, 14-19, 15-22, 16-1,

Paul, George: 6-2,

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Paul, Ira: 11-17,

Paul, Moses: 12-11,

Paulk, E: 10-16,

Payne, Abraham: 8-15,

Peabody, AP: 16-24,

Peabody, Charles/CA: 6-9, 6-18, 13-16,

Peabody, E: 5-7, 6-1,

Pearsen/Pearson, JO: 14-1,

Pearson, GF: 13-6,

Pease, DH: 12-20, 12-21,

Pease, Jeremiah/JJR: 7-11, 12-28,

Pease, Richard: 9-13,

Peavey, John: 5-13, 5-15, 6-3, 6-5, 6-7, 6-20,

Peavey, George: 11-14,

Peck, Benjamin: 10-22, 11-8,

Peckham, Samuel: 12-22,

Peckham, William: 9-3,

Peekskill NY, ladies of: 8-34,

Pegler, George: 7-16,

Peirce, ILA: 8-14, 8-31,

Peirce, Gilsin: 9-18,

Peirce, ML: 10-6,

Peirce, TW: 11-19,

Peirce, William: 16-24

Pendergast, Jacobo: 16-16,

Penobscot Democrats: 5-19,

Perham, J/Joniah: 5-1a, 5-2, 8-24, 12-28,

Perkins, Charles: 16-18,

Perkins, Edward/Edwin: 8-2, 10-17,

Perkins, HE: 14-16,

Perkins, JH: 7-10,

Perkins, Jared: 12-7,

Perkins, John W: 8-28,

Perkins, Winslow: 11-12,

Perry, George: 11-8, 11-9, 11-10,

Perry, Horatio: 8-29, 11-8, 11-11, 13-1, 13-5, 14-4, 14-19, 14-20, 14-21, 14-22, 14-23,

14-24, 15-3, 15-4, 15-5, 15-6, 15-7, 15-8, 15-9, 15-10, 15-11, 15-12, 15-13, 15-14, 15-16,

15-17, 15-18, 15-19, 15-20, 15-21, 15-22, 16-4, 16-5, 16-6, 16-7, 16-8, 16-9, 16-10, 16-

11, 16-12, 16-13, 16-14, 16-15, 16-16, 16-26,

Persons, Edward: 7-11,

Petty, Joseph: 9-7,

Peverly, James: 6-1, 6-2, 6-8, 6-9, 6-10, 6-15, 6-16, 6-18, 6-29, 7-1, 8-25, 9-17,

Phalen, Henry: 10-13,

Phelps, AA: 6-18,

Pierce, FW: 8-31,

Philbrook, Nathan: 9-14,

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Phillips, BT: 10-18,

Phillips, Henry: 7-14,

Phillips, LC: 6-20, 6-25,

Phillips, Stephen: 8-12,

Phillips, Wendell: 9-4, 9-13,

Phoenix, FK: 7-12,

Pickering, Winthrop: 9-4,

Pierce, BK: 5-22,

Pierce, FW: 9-11,

Pierce, Moses: 8-13,

Pierson, Samuel: 7-13,

Pike, Alfred, 12-11,

Pike, John: 6-28,

Pillsbury, Leonard: 13-10,

Pitman, NT: 11-11,

Pitts, Thomas: 7-11,

Place, Enoch/E: 5-6, 5-22, 9-3, 12-6,

Place, Issac: 5-17,

Place, JA/JF: 10-17, 12-23,

Plummer/Plumer, George: 10-11, 12-6,

Plummer/Plumer, William: 5-13, 5-14, 7-13, 9-7, 9-12, 9-18, 10-3,

Poland, J: 6-24, 6-25, 6-26, 7-4, 7-5, 8-12,

Pollard, GL: 5-8,

Pollard, JS: 11-6,

Poor, John: 13-1, 14-7,

Pope, Percival: 13-4,

Pope Pius IX, document granting audience with: 16-22,

Porter, George: 10-14,

Porter, JM: 5-12,

Porter, SD: 7-10, 7-15,

Porter, Susan: 10-4,

Porter, WCBS: 12-3, 12-5, 12-15,

Porter, WD: 14-1, 14-6, 14-8, 14-10, 14-11,

Potrim, CW: 11-21,

Potter, Amos: 8-2,

Potter, CE: 5-6, 5-7,

Potter, Nathaniel: 13-17,

Potter, Phineas: 10-15,

Potter, Richard: 7-14, 8-15,

Potter, W: 11-16,

Potts, George: 10-11,

Potts, John: 14-3,

Powell, CC: 8-18,

Powers, Charles: 10-13, 10-15,

Pratt, George: 10-13,

Pratt, JT: 13-13, 14-12,

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Pratt, Julius: 11-21,

Pratt, PS: 8-19,

Pray, Ezra: 13-16,

Pray[?], Joshua: 8-26,

Pray, LW: 9-20,

Prentiss, John: 6-18, 8-17, 11-6, 12-8, 13-22,

Prescott, GJ: 14-14,

Prescott, John: 8-18,

Prescott, William: 5-11, 5-18, 5-22, 13-2,

Preston, HL: 9-1,

Preston, John: 6-2, 6-27, 11-17, 12-1, 12-12, 12-17, 14-19,

Preston, Mahlon: 9-1,

Preston, William: 12-15,

Price, Rees: 7-1, 7-16, 8-2, 13-3,

Price, Samuel: 8-9,

Prince, David: 10-6

Prince, J: 10-6, 10-7,

Proctor, Charles: 5-9,

Providence [RI?]: 5-20,

Pullen, Thomas: 6-23,

Punderson, E: 10-4,

Purse, DG: 11-19,

Pusey, SN: 8-9,

Putnam, AP: 11-10,

Putnam, Israel: 6-22, 6-23,

Putnam, Rufus: 6-25, 7-9,

Putnam, SS: 12-22,

Quimby, Daniel: 8-16,

Quimby, Johnson: 9-7,

Quimby, Thomas: 7-17,

Ramsdell, CP: 11-17,

Ramsey, Goram: 6-21,

Ramsford, H: 12-16,

Ranch, EH: 9-4,

Rand, CW: 11-22,

Rand, John: 12-28,

Randall, AG: 8-19, 8-27,

Randolph Hickory Club: 5-22,

Randolph, PB: 9-4,

Ransom, William: 14-17,

Read, EF: 12-27,

Reckwith, George: 13-1,

Redlone, Amos: 6-23,

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Reed, Albert: 12-24,

Reed, Charles: 9-6,

Reed, DE: 11-12,

Reed, EF: 12-28,

Reed, John: 9-16,

Rees, D: 10-9, 11-14,

Rees, John: 11-15,

Rees, William; 10-5,

Reeves, William: 8-3,

Reiley,George: 9-15,

Remington, CH: 9-19,

Reynolds, George: 10-14,

Rice, Alex: 14-13, 14-17,

Rice, Fisher: 7-11,

Rice, FR: 13-21,

Rice, Henry: 8-27,

Rice, Warren: 11-2,

Rich, Helen: 11-14,

Rich, John: 8-27,

Richards, Edward: 13-4,

Richards, Lewis: 12-17,

Richardson, GW: 8-18,

Richardson, John: 7-2,

Richardson, Joseph: 6-4,

Richardson, Otis: 7-1,

Richardson, Samuel: 6-28,

Richardson, William: 5-5,

Richendsen, JA: 12-14,

Richmond, BM: 9-11,

Richter, CL: 12-6,

Ricker, JC: 10-16, 10-17,

Ricketson, Joseph: 8-9,

Riden, JE: 13-20,

Riddle, AG: 10-4,

Ridgway, James: 14-11,

Riley, George: 9-1, 9-15, 9-16,

Riley, John: 13-1, 13-11, 13-12,

Riley, P: 12-25,

Rising, A: 8-5, 6-7,

Ritchey, Samuel: 12-12,

Rix, John: 9-6, 12-11, 13-11, 13-14, 13-16,

Robb, Hugh: 10-4,

Robbins, AC: 10-2,

Robbins, Charles: 6-5, 6-7,

Roberts, A: 6-5,

Roberts, DW: 11016,

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Roberts, Jonathan/JD: 5-18, 9-2, 9-14,

Robins, Thomas: 9-7,

Robinson & Allen: 5-8,

Robinson, Charles: 13-14,

Robinson, Frederick: 8-31, 8-32,

Robinson, GH/IH: 6-22, 8-2,

Robinson, IW: 12-7,

Robinson, LF/ LJ: 10-16,

Rochester, citizens of: 6-8,

Rodgers, Charles/CT: 11-23, 12-25, 13-11,

Rodman, WM: 9-13,

Roe, Alfred: 8-15,

Rogers, BF: 9-6,

Rogers, CT: 12-1,

Rogers, FO: 10-14,

Rogers, John: 8-24, 8-31,

Rollins, Augustus: 13-10,

Rollins, EA: 16-10,

Rollins, JA: 8-16, 8-31, 10-1,

Rollins, Edward: 6-17, 12-27,

Root, David: 6-2, 6-3, 7-12, 8-4, 12-7, 13-2, 13-17,

Rose, George: 6-25,

Rosenkrans, G: 11-13,

Rougeron, Jules: 16-18,

Rowe, William: 13-14,

Rupett, Ida: 6-21,

Russ, John: 8-11,

Russell, Andrew/AL: 11-10, 12-28, 14-6,

Russell, Ida: 7-7, 7-13, 7-14, 7-16, 8-1, 8-4, 8-28, 9-5, 10-23,

Russell, WH: 11-14,

Russell[?], WW: 6-20, 8-17,

Rust, William: 11-4,

Rutherford, Walter: 13-15,

Ryan, John: 16-15, 16-21,

Rychman, LW: 7-11,

Saint, Daniel: 7-11,

St Clair, Alanson: 7-13,

St Clair, Ira: 5-8,

St John, JR: 7-16,

Salem Democrats: 5-21, 5-22,

Salisbury, AH: 8-2,

Salter, John: 8-32,

Salter, Thomas: 14-7,

Sampson, BK: 13-17,

Sampson, Guy: 13-1,

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Sanborn, Charles: 5-16, 6-19, 7-6,

Sanborn, Cyrus: 7-1, 7-7, 8-2, 8-10, 8-26, 8-27, 8-28,

Sanborn, Dyer: 8-29, 8-31, 12-2, 12-8, 14-18,

Sanborn, E: 8-15, 8-16,

Sanborn, FB: 12-22, 12-23, 14-19,

Sanborn, John/JS: 7-14, 8-20, 9-17, 14-3,

Sanders, AB: 7-2, 7-17, 9-6, 10-11,

Sanders, WH: 11-10,

Sanger, Eugene: 7-9,

Sargeant, James: 6-18,

Sargent, Nathaniel: 6-22,

Saul, Benjamin: 5-1a,

Saunders, AB: 6-18,

Saunders, Rolfe: 10-11,

Sawyer, John: 10-14,

Sawyer, Justin: 12-22,

Sawyer, JW: 6-23, 7-2, 7-13,

Sawyer, LD: 14-9,

Sawyer, Moses: 6-3,

Sawyer, William: 13-6,

Sayward, John: 10-23,

Schaumburg, JW: 9-5,

School Committee: 5-3, 5-4,

Scott, GJ: 10-15,

Scott, Jacob: 7-4,

Scott, OB: 8-25,

Scott, William: 6-21, 10-3,

Scribner, JL: 7-18, 13-2,

Sears, SS: 9-17,

Seaward, MG: 13-10,

Sechman, Benjamin: 12-6,

Sedgwick, CB: 10-18,

Sedgwick, Stephen: 12-12,

Seeley, John: 10-17,

Serrano, General: 16-15,

Sewall, Charles/CH: 10-11, 11-6,

Seward, William/WH: 14-18, 15-11, 15-13, 15-10, 15-22, 16-8, 16-9,

Sewell, Richard: 10-5,

Sewell, SE/SG: 6-26, 8-31,

Seymour, E: 9-12,

Seyon, George: 13-22,

Shafer, Samuel: 8-19,

Shankland, Frank: 12-7,

Shankland, Thomas: 12-7, 12-15, 12-28, 13-20, 14-2, 14-4, 14-13, 14-14, 14-16, 14-17,

14-19, 16-11,

Shapleigh, John: 6-24,

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Sharp, AP: 12-8,

Sharp, John: 8-16, 9-17, 11-13,

Shaw, Edwin: 8-21,

Shaw, FG: 9-6,

Shaw, James: 12-7,

Sheldon, Joseph: 11-1,

Shepard, CO: 9-12,

Sherburn, John: 8-9,

Sheldon, GJ: 8-18,

Sherburne, A: 13-21,

Sherry, ND: 14-17,

Sherwood, AE/JE: 10-7, 10-12,

Shields, William: 12-13,

Shinn, Allen: 8-2,

Shiras, OP: 12-13, 12-14,

Shrigley[?], J: 5-7,

Shroder, H: 11-14,

Shurtleff, WS: 12-13,

Shute, Nathaniel: 7-15,

Sickles, General: 16-18,

Silliman, B: 11-17,

Sim, Elizabeth: 13-2,

Simonds, GW: 9-7,

Simonds, William: 8-5,

Simpson, Henry: 5-3,

Simpson, James: 8-2,

Simpson, Nathan: 8-1,

Sinclair, JL: 6-2,

Skerrett, DC: 8-16,

Slack, Charles: 5-6, 12-13,

Slater, John: 13-16,

Slaughter, Lawrence: 8-8,

Small, James: 8-21,

Small, WB: 7-18,

Smalley, George/GW: 15-11, 15-20, 16-12m

Smart, Henry: 10-15, 12-20,

Smith, Abby: 13-11,

Smith, Alvah: 7-2, 8-14,

Smith, Amos: 13-11,

Smith, Azariah: 11-4,

Smith, Daniel: 14-15,

Smith, David: 9-6,

Smith, Dudley: 5-9,

Smith, EH: 9-11,

Smith, FE: 10-16, 10-17,

Smith, HA: 10-14,

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Smith, Isabella: 13-23,

Smith, J: 13-8,

Smith, J. Cutts: 5-14,

Smith, JF: 10-18,

Smith, James: 8-28, 11-18,

Smith, John: 5-11,

Smith, Joseph: 6-2, 8-21, 10-16,

Smith, Richard: 8-11, 8-12,

Smith, Samuel: 7-14, 10-8, 13-13,

Smith, Stephen: 8-19,

Smith, Thomas: 9-10, 10-23 [collection for his manumission with signatures and

amounts], 11-5, 13-4,

Smith, Truman: 8-32,

Smith, Warren: 6-17,

Smith, William: 8-8, 9-2,

Smyth, William: 12-9, 16-26,

Sneed, John: 13-15,

Snethen, WG: 12-28,

Snow, John: 10-13,

Soubrie, Genaro: 16-19, 16-20, 16-21,

Soubrie, Henry: 16-16,

Soule, Charles/CE: 7-10, 8-22, 8-23, 8-33, 9-1, 10-10,

Soule, GL: 5-12,

Soule, Moses: 12-22,

Southard, George: 16-8,

Southwick, Joseph: 8-34,

Southworth, MM: 10-9, 11-9,

Spain, Government of [various ministries and officials; letters are in Spanish]: 14-23, 14-

24, 15-1, 15-2, 15-3, 15-6, 15-11, 15-12, 15-14, 15-15, 15-16, 15-17, 15-18, 15-21, 15-

22, 16-1, 16-2, 16-3, 16-4, 16-9, 16-10, 16-11, 16-12, 16-13, 16-14, 16-15, 16-21,

Spaulding, Daniel: 12-15, 13-18,

Spaulding, Joseph: 9-13,

Spaulding, RP: 10-5,

Spalding, Justin: 11-6,

Spooner, ZW: 11-9,

Speer, FJ: 9-8,

Spencer, CS: 12-25,

Sprague, BF: 9-9,

Sprague, HJ: 16-2,

Stackpole, CA: 8-11, 11-7, 13-2,

Stacy, George: 8-11,

Stanley, Temple: 7-14,

Stansburg, EA: 9-19,

Stanton, Benjamin: 7-9,

Stanton, Henry: 6-21, 6-24, 6-25, 7-5, 7-6, 7-11, 7-14, 7-18, 8-10, 11-19,

Staples, JLK: 9-9,

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Starr, Frederick: 13-14,

Starr, Peter: 11-6,

Statesbury, Thomas: 13-1,

Stebbins, Dwight: 10-11,

Stebbins, Rufus: 7-17,

Steck, JH: 11-23,

Stedman, Jesse: 8-6,

Stedwell, JH: 10-15, 10-17,

Steel, William: 7-14,

Steele, ?: 5-22,

Sterling, J: 12-27,

Stephenson, WN: 7-17,

Stetson, Isiah: 10-15,

Stevens, AG: 9-1,

Stevens, AW: 14-3,

Stevens, BF: 16-2, 16-11, 16-12, 16-13, 16-14,

Stevens, George: 8-18, 8-32,

Stevens, HR/Hiram: 6-6, 8-26,

Stevens, Mark/MW: 12-26, 12-27,

Stevens, JD: 14-18,

Stevens, John: 9-7, 14-2,

Stevens, Simeon/Simon: 12-11, 13-5,

Stewart, C: 10-5,

Stewart, David: 6-22,

Stewart, EW: 7-11,

Stewart, HC: 9-13,

Stickney, AH: 5-18, 7-5,

Stickney, JW: 10-1,

Stief, HM: 12-27,

Stienes, Alban: 14-14,

Stiles, Lewis: 11-14,

Stilwell, Richard: 9-8,

Stimpson, John: 6-28,

Stinson, AP: 9-1, 9-19, 10-20, 11-13,

Stinson, John: 12-9,

Stinson, William: 6-29,

Stockbridge, Joseph: 12-15, 12-25,

Stone, James/JW: 8-15, 8-31, 9-10, 9-14, 9-20, 11-11,

Storrs, A: 8-7,

Storry, Dan: 7-15,

Story, Joseph: 5-11, 6-6,

Strafford County Court notices: 5-3,

Stratton, John: 11-21,

Stratton, N: 10-14, 10-15, 10-16,

Street, Isaac: 8-6,

Streeter, GL/GS: 10-13, 10-14, 10-16,

75

Stubbs, RS: 13-5,

Sturgeon, SL: 10-6,

Sturtevant, Isaac: 7-2,

Sullivan, John: 12-12, 13-4,

Sumner, Charles: 15-3,

Sunderland, B: 14-24,

Swampscot Democrats: 5-20,

Swan, Caleb: 7-4, 7-16, 7-18,

Swanton, JB: 8-11,

Swasey, Henry: 7-13, 8-13,

Sweetser, Reuben: 8-1,

Sweetser, Washington: 8-10,

Swetland, Walton: 8-20,

Talcott, Sylvester: 13-10,

Tallmadge, James: 9-1,

Tammany Hall (NY) Committee: 5-20,

Tash, Thomas: 10-15, 10-16,

Tapett, Henry: 6-27,

Tappan, Lewis: 6-20, 7-16, 7-19, 8-4, 8-5, 8-7, 8-9, 9-2, 9-4, 9-5, 9-8, 9-13, 10-3, 12-17,

Tappan/Tappin/Tappen, MW: 6-3, 7-2, 7-3, 7-10, 9-7, 9-19, 10-1, 10-20, 10-21, 10-22,

11-1, 11-2, 11-3, 11-5, 11-6, 11-10, 12-2, 13-18, 13-23, 14-16, 16-22,

Taylor, Andrew: 6-17, 6-28,

Taylor, William: 9-10,

Tenney, JE: 12-22,

Tenney, OB: 6-23,

Tenney/Tenny, William: 11-3, 12-13,

Tenny, JB: 11-22,

Terwilliger, James: 12-27,

Thankland, Thomas: 11-11,

Thatcher, George: 8-2, 8-9,

Thayer, AW: 7-9,

Thomas, Alfred: 9-12,

Thomas, MJ: 12-28,

Thomas, William: 7-8, 8-1, 8-2, 10-10, 10-17, 11-9, 11-13,

Thompson, Charles: 12-14,

Thompson, E: 12-7,

Thompson, Egbert: 14-17,

Thompson, Francis: 6-26,

Thompson, JP: 15-22,

Thompson, LA: 10-23,

Thompson, LM: 11-13,

Thompson, Martha: 12-24,

Thompson, RB: 10-21,

Thomson, CH: 7-15,

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Thorn, John: 12-20,

Thorp, DD: 9-12,

Thurston, David: 8-19,

Thurston, N: 5-19,

Tibbets, John: 8-24,

Tibbets, Thomas: 6-18, 7-17,

Tichenor, Vernon: 9-4,

Tiffany, Thomas: 8-2,

Tiffeney[?], D: 7-10,

Tilden, HD: 8-21,

Tilton, Reuben: 7-10,

Tirrell, NQ: 12-5,

Tisdale, James: 6-4, 9-7,

Todd, George: 12-18,

Todd, JM: 12-22,

Todd, LB: 10-2,

Todd, TG: 6-17,

Todd, William: 8-19, 9-10,

Tolman, Albert: 10-6,

Tomkins, IH/JH: 11-10, 11-12, 11-13,

Tompkins, CS: 13-6,

Toncey[?], I: 13-3,

Torten, WD: 13-20,

Towl, John: 11-22,

Towle, George: 6-16,

Townsend, GL: 10-16,

Townsend, John: 5-15,

Tracy, Albert: 12-25,

Trafton, Charles: 8-31,

Trask, George: 6-25, 7-6, 8-12,

Trask, Harvey: 9-14,

Trombly, William: 12-9,

Trumbull, JR: 10-14, 10-23,

Tuck, Amos: 5-12, 5-13, 5-20, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, 6-4, 6-5, 6-7, 6-11, 6-17, 6-20, 6-22, 7-2, 7-

5, 7-6, 8-2, 8-11, 8-19, 8-25, 8-26, 10-5,

Treat, Joseph: 8-22,

Tucker, Anson: 12-13,

Tucker, Gideon: 8-28,

Tuckerman, James: 12-3,

Tufts, AA: 9-4,

Tufts, SS: 8-33,

Tullidge, H: 13-19,

Tullock, Thomas: 12-11, 14-14, 14-16,

Turell, Charles: 9-10,

Turner, George: 10-1, 10-4, 10-5,

Turner, W: 8-20,

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Turney[?], Samuel: 7-13,

Tuttle, Edmund: 8-3,

Tuttle, S/L: 9-1, 9-2, 10-13,

Tuxbury, John: 9-2,

Twombly, John: 6-12, 9-9,

Twombly, LA: 14-2,

Tyler, Moses: 10-11,

Tyng, James: 10-4, 11-14,

Underwood, FH: 9-13,

Underwood, John/JB: 6-26, 10-3, 13-3,

Underwood, Porter: 11-14,

Upham, JB: 14-10,

Upham, JW: 7-11,

Upham, T: 6-1,

Upson, Theron: 12-2,

Upton, George: 13-6, 13-8,

Vananda, SG: 10-22,

VanBuren, John: 9-21,

VanDien, R: 10-12, 10-17,

VanDuzen, EM: 12-13, 12-14,

VanPelt, John: 10-22,

Vanter, PC: 10-21,

VanValkinburgh, J: 10-13,

vanVleet: JRL: 7-16,

Varney, JR/John: 11-23, 12-11, 16-4, 16-17, 16-21, 16-22,

Vaughan, WC: 10-5,

Vermont Democrats: 5-20,

Vilass, CK: 6-10,

Villey, A: 6-21,

Vinton, John: 7-17,

Vionis, Frederick: 9-1,

Visitation, Sisters of the: 14-12,

vonDame, B: 6-17,

Vose, John: 7-6,

Vunt, Henry: 12-20,

Wade, Edward: 7-9,

Wadleigh, B: 11-1, 11-2, 13-8,

Wadleigh, G: 10-8,

Wadleigh, John/JC: 7-2, 11-5,

Wadleigh, Simeon: 12-7,

Wadsworth, ? [Brig.Gen.]: 13-19,

Wadsworth, Andrew: 12-28,

Wakeman, M: 13-12,

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Waldron, John: 5-11, 5-12, 5-18,

Walker, Abner: 8-15,

Walker, Amaser: 13-12,

Walker, B/L: 9-3,

Walker, CI: 12-2,

Walker, James: 7-10,

Walker, JT: 12-24,

Walker, Lyman: 5-10,

Walker, Matthew: 8-17,

Walker, Samuel: 14-9,

Walker, WW: 10-12, 10-13,

Wall, John: 5-8,

Wallace, N: 14-3,

Wallace, William: 9-7,

Wallen, HD: 14-12,

Walsh, Mrs E: 13-18,

Walsh, George: 9-12,

Walten, George: 12-22,

Walter, Benjamin: 9-10,

Walton, Samuel: 11-15,

Ware, JA: 8-18,

Warfield, RN: 10-17,

Warner, William: 6-21,

Warren, MR: 7-1,

Warren, Rich: 10-13,

Washborn, EB: 12-27,

Washburn/Washburne, EB: 11-21, 11-22,

Washburn, Hayes: 8-21,

Washburn, J: 13-6,

Washburn, Thomas: 12-19,

Washburn, William: 11-3,

Waterhouse, S/L: 9-7,

Waterhouse, William: 13-9,

Waterman, TB: 6-24,

Waters, CJB: 6-25, 7-5,

Watkins, Samuel: 12-21,

Wattles, GA: 12-18,

Watson, ?: 8-24,

Weatherbee, Marshall: 8-13,

Weatherbee, JT: 6-14,

Webb, SE: 10-14,

Webber, CC: 5-8,

Webster, JC: 11-3,

Weed, T: 11-10,

Weeks, Eliphalet: 14-17,

Welch, Archibald: 8-3,

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Welles, Gideon: 13-6, 13-8, 13-14, 13-20, 14-1, 14-3,

Wellington, Charles: 9-12,

Wells, ES: 11-22,

Wells, SR: 10-1,

Wendell, BR: 10-15,

Wendell, GW: 6-5,

Wentworth, Eli/EW: 12-7, 12-8,

Wentworth, George: 12-17,

Wentworth, Paul: 5-8,

Wentworth, Thomas: 8-16, 8-26, 8-27, 8-29, 8-31, 9-3,

West, Perry: 11-12,

Weston, Anne Warren: 6-22, 6-24,

Wetman, ND: 10-6,

Wetmore, ND: 6-8, 6-9, 6-16,

Wetmore, LF: 9-15,

Wetmore, Robert: 6-8, 6-9, 6-10, 6-11, 6-15, 6-16, 8-3,

Wetzell, Jeremiah: 14-10,

Wharton, CG: 5-3,

Wheaton, RM: 11-14,

Wheeler, Charles: 6-23,

Whipple, AW/OW: 10-2, 10-6,

Whipple, George: 10-16, 10-17,

Whipple, James: 14-16,

White, FC: 12-8,

White, Horace: 12-28,

White, John: 6-5, 8-8,

White, Oscar: 7-12,

White, Rufus: 9-1,

White, Sister Teresa: 14-18, 14-19,

White, TH: 11-9,

White, WA: 7-8,

Whitman, Walter: 10-5 [original in vault],

Whitney, E: 7-14,

Whitney, Hiram: 9-9, 9-18, 12-2,

Whitney, James: 9-19,

Whitney, MB: 10-17,

Whitney, Thomas: 11-19,

Whiton, John: 7-2, 7-18,

Whittemore, Charles: 14-1,

Whitten, Thomas: 10-19, 12-17,

Wickersham, S: 12-11,

Wickliffe, CA: 5-18,

Wieley, Lewis: 8-19,

Wiggin/Wiggins, John: 5-10, 5-13, 5-14, 5-15, 5-17, 5-18,

Wiggin, Joseph/JB: 8-24, 12-18,

Wiggin, William: 13-17,

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Wilbur, Jacob: 10-11,

Wilcox, WR: 10-13, 11-1,

Wilder, Alexander/AC: 9-2, 11-10,

Wilkinson, David: 11-12,

Wilkinson, FM: 9-1,

Willard, John: 10-16,

Willets, LB: 10-10,

Willey, A: 6-29, 7-5, 7-8, 8-4, 8-12, 9-14, 10-20, 10-22,

Williams, Charles: 7-18,

Williams, ED: 11-19,

Williams, Euphemia: 19-18,

Williams, HW: 8-21,

Williams, John: 13-6,

Williams, William: 11-14,

Williamson, ?: 8-20,

Williamson, Thomas: 11-19,

Williamson, William: 12-4, 12-14,

Willis, Henry: 7-12,

Williston, JP: 6-25, 6-26,

Willson, J: 8-2, 8-9, 8-17,

Wilson, Asa: 12-6,

Wilson, Alexander: 6-17,

Wilson, James: 8-26,

Wilson, O: 9-12,

Wilson, US: 7-13,

Wilson, William: 8-24,

Winchell, JR: 7-19,

Winder, NH: 8-33,

Wingate, Charles: 6-17,

Wingate, J: 5-1a,

Winger, CA: 14-14,

Winslow, ES: 8-12, 8-14,

Winslow, Nathan: 6-22,

Wiston, Thomas: 7-12,

Wiswell, Luther: 7-18,

Withington, A: 7-19, 8-1,

Witman, NL: 8-29,

Wolff, James: 7-14,

Wood, Bradford: 10-13,

Wood, Daniel: 8-33, 9-20,

Wood, George: 13-2,

Wood, JH: 11-21, 11-22,

Wood, JM: 10-20,

Wood, Samuel: 9-4,

Wood, WH: 12-14,

Wood, W. Maxwell: 12-18,

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Woodbury, A: 11-7,

Woodbury, William: 11-15,

Woodhouse, HA: 8-7,

Woodhull, R: 10-3,

Woodman, Charles: 8-15, 9-12, 16-11, 16-21,

Woodman, Jaber: 9-4,

Woodman, JH: 5-1a, 8-5,

Woodman, Lafayette: 11-15,

Woodman, ME: 5-3,

Woodruff, John: 7-9,

Woods, Henry: 10-17,

Woods, Leonard: 10-13,

Woodward, Paschall: 10-1,

Worcester, D: 6-12, 10-12,

Worcester, John: 12-23,

Workman, CW: 16-15,

Worthington, R: 12-19,

Wright, E: 6-13, 7-12,

Wright, Erastus: 14-13,

Wright, JJ: 12-7,

Wright, John: 12-7,

Wright, Mrs James: 9-13,

Wright, WP: 14-10,

Wyatt, Oliver: 13-4, 14-15,

Wylie, Samuel: 7-14,

Yates, William: 13-8,

Yeaton, John: 11-12,

York Democrats: 5-21,

Young, AN/AH: 12-17, 13-3, 14-5, 14-7, 14-16, 16-13, 16-17, 16-19, 16-22,

Young, Andrew: 13-18,

Young, Edward: 12-14,

Young, Timothy: 5-9, 5-15,

Zambert, TJ: 12-1,

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