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Record of marriages in Boston by Thomas Baldwin, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, 1790-1826.

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1 v. ;
Handwritten list with the date, name of the groom and bride and the fee.
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Bible record for the James Henry Crie family, 1833-1873.

New England Historic Genealogical Society
[7] p. ;
Original record, with title page, concerning the family of James Henry Crie and wife Mary Frances Dunlap.
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Thermometrical register, 1784, 1787-1794.

New England Historic Genealogical Society
1 v. (124 p.) ;
Daily record of temperatures and weather conditions at Midway, Georgia (1787-1791) and Cambridge, Mass. (1792-1794) compiled by a clergyman. Contains occasional remarks about Holmes' activities and local events ("general innoculation for smallpox in Boston", etc.). Includes a pencil sketch of a "water spout taken from Mrs. Waights draught ... seen in S. Carolina July 12th 1784."
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Deed of division, 1734 January 10, Boston, Mass., to James Blake, Dorchester, Mass.

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1 DS ;
Concerning share of James Blake estate.
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Bible record for the Noah Brooks Kent family, 1808-1861.

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[3] p. ;
Original bible record (without title page) for the family of Noah Brooks Kent and wives Elizabeth Dunham and Mary Ann Pettingill. Includes entries for the allied Briggs family.
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Bible record for the Thomas Millar family, 1798-1841.

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[5] p. ;
Original handwritten record, with title page, concerning the family of Thomas and Betsy (Riley) Millar.
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Bible record for the John Lowe Jr. family, 1796-1874.

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[6] p. ;
Original bible record (including title page) with entries for the families of John and Sarah Ann (Simes) Lowe of Portsmouth and Exeter, NH.
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Bible record for the Francis Hiram Merrill family, 1875-1895.

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[2] p. ;
Original bible record without title page for the Francis H. Merrill family of Boston and Melrose, Mass.
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Bible record for the John A. Magee family, 1842-1908.

New England Historic Genealogical Society
[6] p. ;
Original bible record (without title page) with entries for the family of John A. and Charlotte (Simpson) Magee of Boston and Cambridgeport, MA.
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Letter, Old Lyme, Conn., to [unknown correspondent], 1743.

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1 ALS ;
List of charges against the Rev. Jonathan Parsons at First Church.
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