Manuscripts
Account book of Thomas Mort
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Horatio Thomas Austin log of the HMS Salamander (Steam Sloop) and the HMS Medea (Steam Sloop)
Manuscripts
The present volume contains meticulously detailed ships' logs for the Steam Sloop HMS Salamander (April 10, 1833 - February 14, 1834) and the Steam Sloop HMS Medea (February 15-October 17, 1834) during the time each was commanded, in succession, by Captain Austin. During this period the ships were stationed primarily in British home waters: at Plymouth, Woolwich Dockyard, the Thames, and the Channel, and briefly off the coast of northern Spain. Included are fifteen miniature watercolor paintings of ships, coastlines, and the sea.
mssHM 70180
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Thomas Wood account books
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The account books record personal expenditure and the finances for Wood's estate from 1696 to 1736. It details payments to servants and agricultural laborers, gardeners, saddlers, carpenters, the keeper of the hunting house, a butler, housemaid, coopers and expenditures on horses and livestock. Personal expenditures include: money given to his wife and children, chartable gifts, school fees, clothing, medical and physician's fees, food, wine, and the purchase of miscellaneous household items such as candles and soap. The volumes also contain medicinal remedies by Wood.
mssHM 81035-81036
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Memoranda and account book
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In this diary, Hurlbut describes his journey from Vermont to California via steamboat. He landed at Sacramento in April, 1852, and set to work making a land claim and searching for gold. The bulk of the volume contains notations concerning financial accounts and related details. Volume has pre-printed pages, dated January 1 through December 31, 1852.
mssHM 2273
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Thomas T. Eckert manuscript account book
Manuscripts
Small pocket diary (Cambridgeport, Mass: Denton & Wood.), with Eckert's daily accounts for the year 1863. Included are: records of Eckert's personal income and expenses, the latter covering lodging at Willard's Hotel, newspapers, cigars, drinks, clothing, presents, etc. Also included are payments for photographs: on January 1, 1863, he "sat for my likeness at Brady's;" on February 14, there is a record of payment to the Brady studio for a photograph of Albert V. Colburn. There are also miscellaneous records of accounts with Jeptha H. Wade, Anson Stager, George B. McClellan, and others.
mssHM 83418
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Thomas T. Eckert manuscript account book
Manuscripts
Personal account book of Thomas T. Eckert, the head of the Washington office of the United States Military Telegraph, for the year 1864. The manuscript fills a Pocket Diary 1864 (New York: Published Annually for the Trade); a 2 cent U.S. revenue stamp is affixed to the title page (an unusual version of the Liberty head).
mssHM 83457
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A volume of navigational and mathematical exercises and illustrations
Manuscripts
An undated volume of navigational and geometrical exercises with related diagrams, constructions, explanations, illustrations, spheres, maps, and a brief contemporary copy of the ship's log for a voyage from England to the West Indies from March to August, 1642. The volume includes one reference to letters of marque against Portugal. There are many blank pages and several pages torn out.
mssHM 69650