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1. Families of the Moffatt-Ladd house - F44 .P8 G67

   Goss, Nancy Douthat

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2. Families of the Moffatt-Ladd house - REF F44 .P8 G67

   Goss, Nancy Douthat

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3. Land of John Mason - M0423

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4. Money, revolution, and books : a multi-generational perspective on the Portsmouth athenaeum's library of John Fisher of London. - BIOG. (Fisher, J.)

   Hardiman, Thomas M.

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5. Money, revolution, and books : a multi-generational perspective on the Portsmouth athenaeum's library of John Fisher of London. - REF F44 .P8 H37 2019

   Hardiman, Thomas M.

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6. MS028 - William Pepperrell papers, 1698-1801

   Scope and Content The Sir William Pepperrell Papers include account books, legal materials, correspondence, and financial papers, of Pepperrell and other family members. Subjects include the sloop Success and his leadership of a successful attack on the French at Louisbourg, N.S., for which he was subsequently knighted. Biographical Notes Pepperrell, Sir William (1696– 1759) American colonial military commander, b. Kittery Point, Main...

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7. MS107 B01 F01 - John Tufton Mason - Jonathan Warner Power of Attorney

   Power of attorney appointment made by John Tufton Mason for Jonathan Warner, both of Portsmouth. Dated 1766.

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8. MS107 B01 F34 - Jonathan Warner to John Tufton Mason

   Letter from Jonathan Warner to Col. John Tufton Mason dated December 27, 1766. Letter discusses houses that Mason owned in Portsmouth, an "old house" and a "masion house with a large barn." Both, Warner reports, are empty and in need of repair.

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9. MS107 B01 F56 - John Tufton Mason to Jonathan Warner

   Letter from John Tufton Mason (Bugden, Huntingdonshire, England) to Jonathan Warner (Portsmouth), dated March 17, 1767. Letter includes references to a protested bill from Leo Shea and the possibility of legal action. It also references the "catastrophe of Harry Wentworth" and the "fatal effect it had on his father." This may be refering to Henry Wentworth (son of Samuel and brother of Benning) death on board a ship that was caught in a mass ...

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10. MS107 B01 F99 - Masonian Deed

    Copy of deed for purchase by Masonian Proprietors of land once belonging to John Tufton Mason. Individuals included in the list of Masonian Proprietors include: Theodore Atkinson, Richard Waldron, Samuel Solly, John Moffatt, Mark Hunking Wentworth, Jotham Odiorne, Joshua Peirce, Thomas Packer, Nathaniel Meserve, George Jaffrey, John Wentworth Jr., Daniel Peirce, Paul March, and Mary Moore (widow). Dated 1750.

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11. MS107 B02 F55 - Letter from Mr. Carter to Mrs. Tufton Mason

    Letter from Mr. M. Carter in England to Mrs. Tufton Mason in Portsmouth, N.H., concerning family and personal matters, including smallpox inoculation. Dated January 20, 1765.

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12. MS107 B02 F57 - Col. Mason's account with Joshua Brackett

    Col. Mason's account with Joshua Brackett for medicinal items such as juniper, bees wax, etc. Dated 1764-1765.

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13. MS107 B03 F05.1 - Stamp Act Letters

    Statement concerning gaining support for the repeal of the Stamp Act. Letter is addressed to Henry Sherburne and Jonathan Warner of Portsmouth and requests the merchants and traders of Portsmouth to follow the actions of the merchants and traders in Boston, Philadelphia and New York by supporting the repeal of the Stamp Act. Letter is signed by John Rowe, Joshua Winslow, Thomas Gray, John Hancock, and Henderson Inches. Dated Boston November 16, 1...

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14. MS107 B03 F05.2 - Stamp Act Letters

    Letter from William Wentworth to John Tufton Mason concerning "the confusion in America occassioned by the Stamp Act." He also mentions Charles Montagu who has been appointed governor of South Carolina. Dated Buckden, January 19, 1766.

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15. MS107 B03 F10 - John Tufton Mason

    Two documents pasted together. Part 1: Letter from Daniel Peirce to John Tufton Mason. Mason appears to have Peirce settling accounts on his behalf. Peirce reports that he is unable to sell the real estate Mason wanted him to. Peirce reports that Mason's children are doing well. He also reports that Col. Blanchard did not finish running the curved line (surveying) and that the Indians have killed one man and captured two more. Dated Portsmouth...

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16. MS107 B03 F11 - John Tufton Mason to Jonathan Warner

    Letter from John Tufton Mason to Jonathan Warner. Mason discusses the Masonian Patent and the fact that few of the original holders are still alive. He informs Warner that John Thomlinson and his son have died (presumably of smallpox). Mason's wife is afraid to go to town for fear of smallpox. He discusses his living situation in England and of his wife corresponding with women in Portsmouth and closes with a statement appearing to be about Willi...

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17. MS107 B03 F12 - Samuel Moffatt to John Tufton Mason

    Letter from Samuel Moffatt to his wife's father John Tufton Mason in London. Moffatt sends his congratulations on Mason's marriage and also informs Mason that he and Mrs. Moffatt (Mason's daughter) are in good health and have taken up housekeeping. He closes the letter aksing Mason to keep him in mind should he ever have any business for him in Portsmouth. Dated Portsmouth, May 26, 1764.

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18. Places: Great Houses - John Mason's Three Great Houses [in Piscataway] - Great Houses

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

    Bartlett, Agnes P.

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

    Tallman, Louise H.

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