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    Surveyor General's Fee-Book

    Manuscripts

    Double-entry fee book, sums of returns are recorded as an "open-book" account. Entries include: Elisha Boudinot, William Burnet, Aaron Burr, John DeLancey, Azariah Dunham, James Drummond the Earl of Perth, Peter Knott, Peter Van Brugh Livingston, James Parker, the heirs of Richard Penn, "Ramopock Committee," Gen. John Reid, John Rutherfurd, Anthony Sharp and his heirs, Joseph Sharp, John Stevens, and others

    mssHM 58267

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    Isaac Wilde diary

    Manuscripts

    A small pocket diary, with entries running from Feb. 21 to Nov. 21, 1862; the bulk penned between Apr. 4 and the late May. The brief entries cover the advance to Manassas, Va. (Mar. 10-15), Howards Mill (Apr. 4), Warwick Road (Apr. 5), Siege of Yorktown (Apr. 5-May 4), Battle of Williamsburg (May 5), Expedition to James River (May 25-26), and the Battle of Fair Oaks (May 31-June 1). The entries for June 25 ? July 1 (Seven Days before Richmond) are blank except for a short entry on June 28. The rest of the occasional entries are mostly miscellaneous notes and accounts.

    mssHM 68425

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    Two license books of John Larpent

    Manuscripts

    Register of licenses issued by John Larpent from Jan. 1801 to Jan 15, 1824. The entries include the names and brief descriptions of the plays for which licenses were granted, with the name of the theatre where it was to be performed, together with the entry for the license fee. In addition to the London theatres -- the Haymarket, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, the Adelphi and the Olympic -- there are entries for provincial theaters such as Norwich, Birmingham, Margate, Liverpool, Manchester, York, Hull, and Glasgow, sometimes with the name of the manager. A few plays are crossed out as "refused." There is an entry for "An address to be spoken on Master Betty's 1st appearance in London, Theatre Royal Covent Garden Dec. 1st 1804."

    mssHM 19926

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    Commonplace book of Mary Alice Seymour

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    The commonplace book of Mary Alice Seymour containing journal entries, newspaper clippings, stories, and pressed flowers. Some items date as early as 1837. The last entry is dated 1896.

    mssHM 63807

  • Orderly book for Capt. William Coits Company, 1775, Apr. 23 - Aug. 7

    Orderly book for Capt. William Coits Company, 1775, Apr. 23 - Aug. 7

    Manuscripts

    Orderly book of William Coit's command covers the period from Apr. 23 to Aug. 7, 1775. No entries were made for the period between April 26 and June 1

    mssHM 679

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    Day-books

    Manuscripts

    Two volumes containing handwritten entries, each with the date, job number, debits and credits, and corresponding ledger entry number.

    mssMerrymount