The series consists of primary source documents relating to the estate of the late David Wells of Greenfield, New England, which was under the supervision of Ephraim Nash, as he was named the executor of the estate.
The file contains primary source documents relating to the estate of the late David Wells of Greenfield, New England. It includes receipts signed by the heirs of the estate, which was under the supervision of Ephraim Nash, as he was named the executor of the estate. The heirs include Samuel Gale, Nathaniel Church, John Williams and many members of the Wells family.
The file consists of the following: Apr. 19 Receipt from The First Universalist Society, Waterloo, to A.A. Knowlton for subscription of $92.50 to Salary Fund; Photograph of Almus A. Knowlton; Negative of A.A. Knowlton; and a newspaper article "The Business Career of Almus A. Knowlton" by H.B. Shufelt.
The file consists of a letter of attorney appointing Samuel Gale as agent for the Applicants of the Township of Hatley, signed by Ebenezer Hovey, dated December 2, 1797.
The fonds consists of names of persons who have signed obligations to Mr. James Woolrich for their shares of land in the Township of Hemmingford, with ten names, dated October 18, 1797.
The fonds consists of a marriage contract between Louis Lanctot and Elizabethe Cardinal, dated February 3, 1806 and a marriage contract between Louis Albert Lefebvre and Marie Joseph Prevot from 1810.
The fonds consists of a subscription list for the construction of an Episcopal Church, as well as other papers concerning construction and accounts, dated September 24, 1883, at West Brome, three Deeds from Stephen L. Hungerford and James N. Pettes to the trustees of the New Connection Methodists, at West Brome, dated April 22, 1857.
The fonds contains Thomas Kearns' school journal for 1877, recording the names of the male scholars and their attendance, with an added biography of the teacher, by his son J. Homer Kearns, and a letter from J. Homer Kearns explaining why the document should be preserved.
The fonds contains primary source information regarding Stephen Westover. The fonds contains the following series: Correspondence (1812-1817); Land Papers (1817-1826); Legal Papers (1819-1826); Accounts (1809-1833); Succession and Estate (1826-1827).
The file consists of a letter from Anna's niece Isabel regarding family news dated June 13, 1822 at Wardsboro and a letter from her brother Miles with reference to business affairs and local news dated June 14, 1822 at Wardsboro.
The file consists of correspondence from John's father regarding affairs at home, a part missing, dated March 1-3, 1817 at Chester and correspondence from his sister with family news dated November 25, 1817 at Bradford.
The file consists of correspondence from Jacob Williams regarding collections dated August 1, 1820 at Haverhill and correspondence from his sister Mary regarding a sermon dated August 20, 1820 at Byfield.
