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1. MS050 B02 F26.07 - Joshua Martin to John Langdon

   Two page letter from Joshua Martin in Portsmouth to John Langdon in New York. Joshua Martin (1770- ) was a shipmaster in Portsmouth. Langdon in an intervening letter had expressed sorrow that Martin had not stopped in North Carolina and taken on corn, etc.. Martin says that idea was never out of his mind and was what he desired to do, but with that master (he means the one on his ship), he says, "it would never have done to have gone on t...

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2. MS050 B02 F26.08 - Joshua Martin to John Langdon

   Three page letter from Joshua Martin in Portsmouth to John Langdon in New York. Joshua Martin (1770- ) was a shipmaster in Portsmouth. Has spoken to Mr.Tucker about going out on the sloop and the latter says he wants to but needs money advanced him both here and in the West Indies, and since he is not exerting himself to get the money, Martin thinks the idea will fall through. Says the cold weather has prevented any work on the sloop. ...

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3. Portsmouth Families (T-Z). - REF F44 .P8 T2 1982 (T-Z)

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4. S0896 - Census of Blind Portsmouth Residents

   List of individuals in Portsmouth that are either blind or partially blind. Includes name, age, degree of sight loss, and cause/means of support. The final column contains means of support, whether an orphan, supported by the town, friends, self, etc. The following individuals are included: Joseph Dominick, John Grant, Catherine Hall, Jonathan Hooker, Sarah Leach, Daniel Pickering, Charles Renaldi, Sarah Russell, Sarah Seaward, Joseph Smith, L...

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