Scope and Contents James Humphrey Correspondence, 2012-39-0, includes letters and invitations to James Humphrey from various people including, Franklin Pierce, Gov. William Buckingham, Horace Greeley, Edward Gould, Francis Vinton, D. Huntington, and H. F. Clark. The Franklin Pierce letter is on black-bordered mourning stationary due to the death of his son. James Humphrey, Jr. was born in Norfolk, Connecticut on December 3, 1837. He graduated from Amherst College in 1856 and married Charlotte Deming of...

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Pages from an autograph album of James Humphrey Jr. of Andover and East Hampton, Mass., with autographs from Jared Sparks, M. Hopkins, Roger B. Taney, Edward Everett, unidentified, and Henry W. Longfellow. Currently housed in 3A Box 4.

Scope and Contents Invoice and letter from James Humphrey, Jr., Litchfield Enquirer, 1973-7-19, is a letter dated October 23, 1862 and an invoice (the date is cut out of the invoice) for expenses for printing advertisements of General and Special Orders in the Litchfield Enquirer in 1862. The invoice has notations of payment from the Connecticut Adjutant General's Office. James Humphrey, Jr. was born in Norfolk, Connecticut on December 3, 1837. He graduated from Amherst College in 1856 and married Charlotte...

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$1 note issued in New York to support an independent Hungarian government.

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Florence Mayer Hunt Collection, 1992-58-0, consists of four letters written between 1862-1863 by Henry Vail to Libbie M. Gilbert of Milton, Connecticut. The collection also includes an envelope addressed in caligraphy to Mr. and Mrs. Stevens. The Civil War letters recount life in camp, where they are located, what men from his company have died, and what they are eating, along with some questions about friends in Milton.

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Town Clerk George H. Hunt message to the taxpayers in which issues related to taxes, bonds, and paying off debt are discussed.

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Invoice addressed to Mr. Elisha Shelden for items bought from John Hunt in Boston, dated June 2d, 1732. Items are primarily fabrics and items for making clothing such as laces and thread.

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[?] Huntington writes to H. [?] in Cambridge, Mass., to decline an offer.

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The Sarah E. Hutchinson Friendship Album (1971-31-4) contains a few illustrations along with poetry written to Sarah Hutchinson or notes from family and friends in and around Plattekill and Ulsterville, New York. Most of the entries are from 1839, but a few can be found from later years such as 1840 or 1853.

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Independent Order of Odd Fellows membership certificate for Prentice Parkhurst.