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1. Early U.S. Customs Records and History Portsmouth, New Hampshire, compiled, 1930-1932. Volume 3: Builders, Masters, Owners and Importers. - F44 .P8 N44

   Nelson, George A.

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2. Early U.S. Customs Records and History Portsmouth, New Hampshire, compiled, 1930-1932. Volume 3: Builders, Masters, Owners and Importers. - Professional Collection - Cataloging

   Nelson, George A.

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3. Early U.S. Customs Records and History Portsmouth, New Hampshire, compiled, 1930-1932. Volume 3: Builders, Masters, Owners and Importers. - Ready Reference Maritime

   Nelson, George A.

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4. MS002 B01 F01-F46 - Ships A-D

   Protests and claims, for losses to ships and cargo, from the United States, Havana, Brazil, England, France, Germany, Demerary, and other countries. Includes correspondence from captains and owners, bills, receipts, and accounts. Arranged alphabetically by ship’s name. A. Ships F1: Abeona (Brig), 1812. Receipt settling loss with Capt. Oliver Blunt. F2: Adventure (Sloop), 1804. Protest and settlement concerning its capture by a French ...

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5. MS050 B01 F34.13 - Ebenezer Hazard to John Langdon

   One-page letter from Ebenezer Hazard in Philadelphia to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Transcription by Cecilia Paquette: Phila. March 16. 1784 Dear Sir, I recd. your Favr. of 20th ulto. [last month] by Capt. Gerrish, who had just called to inform me that he is going away, but has recd. no Cash; he Called Mr. Morris's Notes with Mr. Swanwick upon whom, if you please you can give Mr. Libbey a Dft. I frequently, very frequently, think of my...

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6. MS050 B02 F13.06 - Woodbury Langdon to John Langdon

   One page letter from Woodbury Langdon in Portsmouth to John Langdon in New York or Philadelphia. Woodbury Langdon, 1738-1805, was John Langdon's older brother. He was a merchant, statesman and justice and was a delegate to the Continental Congress. In 1790, he became the first superior court justice to be impeached for neglecting his duties in order to pursue his commercial interests in Portsmouth. The sloop commanded by Joshua Martin saile...

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7. MS050 B02 F13.07 - Woodbury Langdon to John Langdon

   Two page letter from Woodbury Langdon in Portsmouth to John Langdon in New York or Philadelphia, Woodbury Langdon, 1738-1805, was John Langdon's older brother. He was a merchant, statesman and justice and was a delegate to the Continental Congress. In 1790, he became the first superior court justice to be impeached for neglecting his duties in order to pursue his commercial interests in Portsmouth. There has been a sickness in Portsmouth an...

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8. MS050 B02 F26.11 - Joshua Martin to John Langdon

   One page letter from Joshua Martin in Portsmouth to John Langdon in New York. Joshua Martin (1770- ) was a shipmaster in Portsmouth. Is waiting for a favorable wind before setting sail. Woodbury Langdon is "in daily expectation of hearing from Capt. Gerrish and does not finally conclude till directly before we sail what island we had best go to." Woodbury or Capt. Yeaton will inform Langdon when they sail whcih island they are headed to. ...

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9. S1176 - John Evans papers, 1784-1789

   The John Evans Papers, dating from September 1784 to April 1789, contain thirty "letters" written by John Evans (1737-1791) to himself. The collection more closely resembles journal entries where Evans, referring to himself as "Ange," writes in the second person, as if from the perspective of a conscience or guardian angel. Evans was a merchant of some prominence from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. While unusual in form, Evans's letters document his ...

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10. S1622 - Nathaniel A. Haven account book, 1798-1808

    Account book of Nathaniel Appleton Haven, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Date range is circa 1798 to 1808. Records include transactions with various merchants in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, as well as surrounding towns such as Exeter, Durham, Dover, and New Castle as well as Berwick and Kittery, Maine. Entries include merchants in London, Boston, and New York as well as ships. See "Multimedia Files" for a link to the index of individuals, busin...

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11. Ship File: Aurora - Aurora (brig)

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