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2002.20.44Norwegian Navigation Chart 1807
  • Document, Chart, Navigational Chart
  • Places
Navigation Chart of Norway probably belonging to Sam Hadlock, Jr., with a faint, barely legible handwritten annotation in center. [Best guess at written note: "Fren Cape, Nsor 8am, point 21+ NorW, from Stan point, to Cape Jack(?) 21+, N(illegible symbols), Way-and give Sun, Point 1/2 mile -, From Cape Jack(?), to Cape George or, Cape Laieu(?) NW (and then some illegible letters)". A note attributed to "The Maine Islands in Story and Legend" by Dorothy Simpson says: "Capt. Samuel Hadlock in 1807, during Napoleonic wars, took load of fish to Spain, with good profit and returned with load of salt and lemons. He built a store on Little Cranberry. He built ships too, captained by his five sons. His third son was Samuel who lived on Great Cranberry....". Samuel Hadlock, Jr., built the 1826 house that became the Preble House. Samuel Hadlock, Jr.'s adventures were subject of Rachel Field's book, "God's Pocket"
Norwegian Navigation Chart 1807
Catalogue #:
  • 2002.20.44   
Type:
  • Document, Chart, Navigational Chart
Subject:
  • Places
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Navigation Chart of Norway probably belonging to Sam Hadlock, Jr., with a faint, barely legible handwritten annotation in center. [Best guess at written note: "Fren Cape, Nsor 8am, point 21+ NorW, from Stan point, to Cape Jack(?) 21+, N(illegible symbols), Way-and give Sun, Point 1/2 mile -, From Cape Jack(?), to Cape George or, Cape Laieu(?) NW (and then some illegible letters)". A note attributed to "The Maine Islands in Story and Legend" by Dorothy Simpson says: "Capt. Samuel Hadlock in 1807, during Napoleonic wars, took load of fish to Spain, with good profit and returned with load of salt and lemons. He built a store on Little Cranberry. He built ships too, captained by his five sons. His third son was Samuel who lived on Great Cranberry....". Samuel Hadlock, Jr., built the 1826 house that became the Preble House. Samuel Hadlock, Jr.'s adventures were subject of Rachel Field's book, "God's Pocket" [show more]
1000.0.280Stanley family genealogy
  • Document, Other Documents, Genealogy Records
  • People
Chart, genealogical, Stanley family, top: Enoch Boynton Stanley & Caroline H. Stanley, and Nancy ?Lopad? & Abraham Richardson
Stanley family genealogy
Catalogue #:
  • 1000.0.280   
Type:
  • Document, Other Documents, Genealogy Records
Subject:
  • People
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Chart, genealogical, Stanley family, top: Enoch Boynton Stanley & Caroline H. Stanley, and Nancy ?Lopad? & Abraham Richardson
2003.77.555School and property tax info
  • Document, Government, Government Records
  • Organizations, School Institution
  • People
Ledger page, loose, school and property tax info, no date, typical names listed: William Preble, Lew Ladd, Thomas Bunker, Gilbert Family, John Steele, etc.
School and property tax info
Catalogue #:
  • 2003.77.555   
Type:
  • Document, Government, Government Records
Subject:
  • Organizations, School Institution
  • People
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Ledger page, loose, school and property tax info, no date, typical names listed: William Preble, Lew Ladd, Thomas Bunker, Gilbert Family, John Steele, etc.
1000.46.276Cargo Manifest for Schooner S. L. Foster
  • Document, List, Inventory
  • Vessels, Ship, Sailing Ship, Schooner
Cargo Manifest, schooner S.L. Foster, master Enoch B. Stanley, navigated by 4 men and no boys, from Boston to Cranberry Isles, 3 Dec 1878, cargo: 24 barrels flour, 15 brls apples, 2 tons coal, 52 bushels corn, 30 bshls meal, 4 brls beef, 4 pcs furniture, 1 stove
Cargo Manifest for Schooner S. L. Foster
Catalogue #:
  • 1000.46.276   
Type:
  • Document, List, Inventory
Subject:
  • Vessels, Ship, Sailing Ship, Schooner
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Cargo Manifest, schooner S.L. Foster, master Enoch B. Stanley, navigated by 4 men and no boys, from Boston to Cranberry Isles, 3 Dec 1878, cargo: 24 barrels flour, 15 brls apples, 2 tons coal, 52 bushels corn, 30 bshls meal, 4 brls beef, 4 pcs furniture, 1 stove
1000.28.188Mutual Improvement and Benevolent Society constitution
  • Document, Administrative Records
  • Organizations, Civic
Document, handwritten, constitution of the Mutual Improvement and Benevolent Society
Mutual Improvement and Benevolent Society constitution
Catalogue #:
  • 1000.28.188   
Type:
  • Document, Administrative Records
Subject:
  • Organizations, Civic
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Document, handwritten, constitution of the Mutual Improvement and Benevolent Society
2002.47.287Inventory of the estate of Thomas Manchester
  • Document, List, Inventory
  • People
List, handwritten, inventory of the estate of Thomas Manchester, by appraisers William P. Preble, Thomas Bunker, & Joseph S. Spurling
Inventory of the estate of Thomas Manchester
Catalogue #:
  • 2002.47.287   
Type:
  • Document, List, Inventory
Subject:
  • People
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
List, handwritten, inventory of the estate of Thomas Manchester, by appraisers William P. Preble, Thomas Bunker, & Joseph S. Spurling
2002.47.286Thomas Manchester's Will
  • Document, Legal, Will
  • People
Envelope, "" written on it, and holding same, writing probably by Marjorie Phippen, her sister Hilda, or Lena Stanley
Thomas Manchester's Will
Catalogue #:
  • 2002.47.286   
Type:
  • Document, Legal, Will
Subject:
  • People
Materials:
  • Paper
Description:
Envelope, "" written on it, and holding same, writing probably by Marjorie Phippen, her sister Hilda, or Lena Stanley