Records of cases served by Chauncey B. Rising, 1832, (admitted to the bar in this year) 1835, 1837, 1838, 1839. Mentions: Noah Pierce (a.k.a. Pearce), William Giddings (refused to appear for the roll call for the militia), Orren Bisbee, Lathrop Reed,…
Records of cases served by Elisha Mack, 1821, 1822. Mentions: Nathan Benjamin, William Much, Daniel Goodin, Jesse Bruce, Abraham Edwards, Ezra Starkweather, Newcomb Cleveland (a.k.a. Cleaveland), David Herrick, Ansel Bruce, Jonathan Drury, Levi and…
All typewritten transcripts of records of cases served by Daniel Parish, 1826, 1828, 1835, 1836 (lawsuits) Mentions: William Ward, Squaer(sic) Ferguson, Isaac Loomis, Cora Starkweather, Horace Tower, Martin Tower, (killing of dog).
Record of deeds involving property in Hampden County of Robert Kinne to Asa Fitch, Moses Porter to Samuel Buck, from Timothy Meach, Asa Cotterell (Cotrill - sic), Hezekiah Mahuren (a.k.a. Mcharan), John Cunningham, Dan Gates, William Higgins, Moses…
Walter Stevens' transcription (done at Forbes Library) from various sources recording info about Samuel Howe. Includes list of Howe's children. (this is date of transcription not of documents) p. 6, note by Arthur Capen
Walter Stevens' transcription (done at Forbes Library) from various sources recording info about Samuel Howe. Howe as lawyer represented various Worthington clients: Eliphabet Metcalf, Nathaniel Eager, Jonathan Prentice, Harvey Partridge, Trowbridge…
Walter Stevens' transcription (done at Forbes Library) from various sources recording info about Samuel Howe. Biography of Samuel Howe. Date of transcription, not of document.
Notes taken by D. Willard when he was in the House of Representatives, dates 1766, 70, 83, 95, regarding the 10 original Townships. Also interesting prose written on the reverse concerning prophet vs. profit.
Contains the following: -Brown envelope titled 'The Jonathan Woodbridge House' - (Contents - historical data, letter from Library of congress, SE view copied from old stereograph made by Wallace Braeburn, Front door, SE view summer, SE view, winter,…
Two newspaper articles - 1. in 1981, Historic worthington house purchased by N.Y. couple (Mr. and Mrs. Michael Newman from Pierre and Deland Robbins Kelly deBeaumont for approximately $250,000 2. in 1948, Worthington Social Life at Peak in…
- 8-1/2' x 11' page invitation to meeting to address 'fair market value' on over 148 over 100 year old properties. Harriet Burr, Marcia Feakes, Bob Lawson, Joan Mendelsohn, Roger Gunn - photocopy of Hampshire Gazette article on same - 8-1/2' x 11'…
Letter of inquiry from William E. Stevenson about current owner of house with round barn where he used to spend his summers. This is the current Worthington Inn (Four Corners Farm - the only house in Worthinton listed on the State Register of…
A social gathering, started by Eurma Tower, to raise funds for the Health Center. Berkshire Eagle, May 7, 1980. The last coffee hour was held in summer of 2004 at the home of Annie Holdridge prior to the sale of her home. Letter to Coffee Hour…
Minutes of what appears to be first meeting organizing the Worthington Grange, October 23, 1903. Secretary is C. F. Bates. Original, handwritten on lined paper.
Typewritten Memorial Resolution signed by Elizabeth P. Coleman, Russell T. Borst, Michael J. Martin, Resolution Committee, Hillside Pomona Grange #20 acknowledging the passing of Brother Capen. Letter has no date. (See also Box 43, 43-07) See also…