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1. An appeal to the government and people of New-Hampshire, in favor of the Portsmouth & Concord rail-road: prepared by a member of the board of directors, and adopted by the board, Portsmouth, June 1, 1847. - Rare Pamphlet 42229

   Portsmouth and Concord Railroad Company.

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2. MS150 - Halliburton family papers, 1814-1900

   Papers of the Halliburton family, mainly pertaining to James Pierrepont Halliburton and George Wallis Haven. Dated 1814 to 1900. Includes deeds, correspondence (primarily from James Pierrepont Halliburton to his future wife Susan Hamilton Peters), receipts, inventories and notes related to personal property, writings, and ephemera. There are also court records pertaining to George Halliburton in the New York Court of Chancery. Note on processi...

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3. R. G. Dun credit reports (Portsmouth, N.H. for 1845-1875) - See individual Name Files

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4. S0650 - Samuel Larkin diaries, 1839-1848

   Three diaries of Samuel Larkin from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, dated 1839 to 1848. The diaries record Larkin's weather observations and daily business, including his social, religious, and political life. He records the names of people who died as well as ship names. The diaries also include summaries of church sermons and numerous transcriptions of poems, hymns, and prose. The first diary (258 pages) is dated January 1, 1839, to December 31, ...

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5. S0887 - Unidentified Account Books

   Two account books kept by an unidentified Portsmouth merchant. Names in expenses include Irah Rugg (carpenter), Toby and Littlefield, Alexander Ladd, the Portsmouth Steam Factory, and the Portsmouth Steam Planing Mill. Many other local names included. Indexed - see multimedia files for pdf.

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6. S1410 - Vennard, Andrew Bell, Ledger 1846-1847

   Andrew Bell Vennard, (1808-1857) ledger. Contains treasurer's records for the Portsmouth and Concord Railroad, 1846-1855. Also contains household records for the Vennard home at 3 Auburn Street, now 31 Richards Avenue, Portsmouth, NH. These records were kept by Ariadne S. Vennard and Frances Vennard, the widows of Andrew B. and J.M.T. Vennard from 1857-1864.

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7. S1648 - Miscellaneous Records

   Envelope sent from Verberie in France to a Monsieur Willard or Willand in Douai, France, with illegible penciled notes on inner sleeves, dated August 1852. Account of sales by Nathaniel Marden, Marden Farm, Rye NH for 1864 and 1865. Marriage certificate of Robert Barnes and Maria Berry married in Beaufort, South Carolina, June 12, 1880. Receipts for $200 and $22.50 from William Marvin to release him from all remaining interests and liab...

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8. S1657 - Railroad documents

   Various railroad documents, 1849-1876, viz.: Articles of agreement between Washington G. Mathes and Jason Candee both of Massachusetts and the Great falls and Conway Railroad to do all the grading and masonry of every kind and description between Great Falls and Rochester village, May 16, 1848. The Report of the Engineer Upon the Survey of the Portsmouth & Dover Railroad, 1849. Letter/report from Samuel Nott, engineer of Boston, to Jame...

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9. S1749 - William Fernald Jr. account book, 1844-1851

   Account book for William Fernald Jr., dated 1844 to 1851. Also includes a folder about the account book and William Fernald. Willam F. Fernald was a Portsmouth shipbuilder. His shop was at 10 Bow Street, although he had a shipbuilding business under his own name at North Mill Pond in Portsmouth as well as one as Fernald & Pettigrew on Badger's Island in Kittery, Maine. In all, more than thirty ships were launched from his shops.

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10. The Portsmouth & Concord Railroad. - Rare Pamphlet 43646

    By a friend of the road.

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11. Transportation: Eastern Railroad (A & B). - Eastern Railroad (A & B)

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