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Abraham Duryea (1742-1802), Cyphering workbook

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Abraham Duryea (1742-1802), Cyphering workbook

Description: A family archive which includes correspondence, account books, legal documents, political writings, family papers, ephemera, and other material that document the history of New York and the Hudson Valley from the 1750s, through the Revolutionary War, to the end of the Civil War era.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1761
Call number: mssDuryea
Creator: Duryea (Family : (1685-1803))(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased for the Huntington from Carmen D. Valentino by the Library Collectors' Council, March 2024.
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