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1. Controlling the law : legal politics in early national New Hampshire / - KFN1278 .R45 2004

   Reid, John Phillip.

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2. Courts and Lawyers of New England. Vol. 3 - REF F34 .P37 1931

   Parker, Herbert, 1856-

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3. History of the Portsmouth Custom House - REF F44 .P8 N44

   Nelson, George A.

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4. MS002 B14 F01-F15 - Share Certificates, Haven-Young

   Arranged alphabetically by shareholder. F1: Shareholders are Nathaniel A. Haven, Thomas Haven, John Haven, William A. Hayes, Edward P. Hayman, Elish Hill jr, Samuel Hill. F2: Shareholders are Silas Holman, Ivory Hovey. F3: Shareholders are Elilphalet Ladd, Henry Ladd, Alexander Ladd, Gideon Lamson, Samuel Larkin, Gilman Leavitt, Thomas Leigh. F4: Shareholders are Benjamin Leverett, Edward Livermore, Edward J. Long, John Lord, Samue...

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5. MS050 B02 F18.03 - Samuel Livermore to John Langdon

   One page letter from Samuel Livermore in Philadelphia to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Samuel Livermore, 1732-1803, was Attorney-General for New Hampshire and subsequently, a U.S. Representative and a U.S. Senator from New Hampshire. Morris has no idea of finishing the ship this fall, but will write to Langdon about what is to be done. He discourages Langdon from having any idea of his (Livermore's) staying any longer than it takes to set...

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6. MS050 B02 F20.13 - Samuel Livermore to John Langdon

   One page letter from Samuel Livermore in New York to John Langdon in Portsmouth. Samuel Livermore, 1732-1803, was Attorney-General for New Hampshire and subsequently, a U.S. Representative and a U.S. Senator from New Hampshire. Reports that he has nominated Tobias Lear, John Sullivan and John Pickering, one to be district judge. Salary is to be $1000 p.a. Major Cass of Exeter for marshal with no salary. His son Edward ("Ned") for attorney-g...

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7. MS050 B02 F20.14 - Edward St, Loe Livermore to John Langdon

   One page letter from Edward St. Loe Livermore in Concord to John Langdon in New York. Edward St. Loe Livermore, 1762-1832, was the son of Samuel Livermore and a lawyer, U. S. Attorney, NH Supreme Court Justice and a U.S. Representative for Massachusetts. Writes on behalf of his father to inform Langdon in New York that Samuel has been delayed in setting out for New York through illness. Dated March 10, 1789.

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8. MS071 - Portsmouth fire relief papers, 1802-1803.

   Correspondence, list of persons receiving aid, and committee record book, relating to donations for the relief of victims of a large fire in Portsmouth, N.H., on Dec. 26, 1802, when fire broke out in the New Hampshire Bank Building causing a large portion of the city to burn. A committee was appointed to receive and distribute relief donations which were sent from many parts of the U.S. The seven folders of papers consist primarily of letters ...

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9. MS075 - New Castle Bridge and Piscataqua Bridge association records, 1813-1925

   Scope and Content Minutes, correspondence, financial records, bills and receipts, share certificates, deeds, legal documents, and other records. The first three boxes contain financial materials, arranged chronologically by year, including bills paid, receipts, vouchers, cancelled checks, etc and the occasional treasurer’s report. Box four contains share certificates, arranged by year and box five contains other miscellaneous records, includin...

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10. Portsmouth family records. [Microfilm} - MF 41-43

    Bartlett, Agnes P.

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11. "Portsmouth Genealogies" Papers of Agnes P. Bartlett. - REF F44 .P8 T2

    Tallman, Louise H.

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