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1. MS132 V1 - Badger Neal Locke Collection - Pray & Neal Ledger, 1831-1834

   Pray & Neal Ledger, Feb 1831-1834 [bulk dates Feb 1831-Feb 1832] Ledger used by Pray and Neal, a ship chandlery, hardware and grocery store. The bulk of the dates are from February 1831 to February 1832, although some accounts appear to have been settled as late as 1834. The partnership of Pray and Neal dissolved in January of 1832 and the business was taken over by William's brother James, while William opened up a new store at 8 & 9 Merchant...

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2. MS132 V2 - Badger Neal Locke Collection - Pray & Neal Ledger, 1831-1832

   Pray & Neal Ledger, Jan 1831-Jan 1832 Ledger used by Pray and Neal, a ship chandlery, hardware and grocery store, dated January 1831 to January 1832. The Ledger corresponds with S0104 Pray and Neal Daybook (entries by day) and Journal (description of item purchased). Entries include individuals, ships and business. On page 63 there is an entry for "House on Deer Street." There are pages with specific sales of products - salt (16), anchors (13)...

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3. S0874 - John Brown to Theodore Bunker Letter

   Letter from John Brown of Kittery, Maine to Theodore Bunker of Franklin, Maine. Letter discusses shipping and trade of potatoes, carrots, and shingles from Franklin, Maine.

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4. S1752a - Benjamin Garland tavern ledger, 1771-1811

   Benjamin Garland tavern ledger, dated from 1771 to 1811, also likely kept by his sons Amos and William Garland. Includes credits and expenses for drinks (rum, cider, grog, toddy, etc.), provisions (cheese, corn, potatoes, grain, etc.), and services (horseshoeing and repair work). Note: The ledger is largely chronological, though some early dates appear at the end of the ledger. Beginning pages and all pages after page 161 are unpaginated.

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5. S1804 - Receipt listing expenses for the ship Grotius, 1813

   Receipt for the ship Grotius [of Portsmouth, N.H.], listing expenses paid by [shipcaptain] Francis Sheafe. Dated September 30, 1813. Expenses during the month of Sepetmber 1813 included labor, pilotage, turpentine, wages for the crew, and travel to and from Boston, Mass. Wages were paid to Ann Brown (cook), William Clark, John Brown, and John Gilman. Transcription: Ship Grotius for sundry disbursements to Fr[anci]s Sheafe D[ebto]r 1813 ...

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