American Antiquarian Society Manuscript Collections

NAME OF COLLECTION: LOCATION(S):

Salisbury Family, Papers, 1674-1916 Mss. boxes "S" Octavo vols. "S" Folio vols. "S" Oversize vols. "S"

SIZE OF COLLECTION: sixty-seven manuscript boxes; seventy-six octavo volumes; twenty-three folio volumes; one oversize volume (549 p.)

SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON COLLECTION:

See accompanying sheet(s) for additional information.

SOURCE OF COLLECTION:

Bequest of Stephen Salisbury III, 1906

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION:

Nicholas Salisbury (1694-1748), the son of John Salisbury ( - ), who came from England and settled in , Mass., was born on 20 August 1694. Nicholas was a merchant in Boston. He married, on 1 October 1724, Martha Saunders (1704-1792). They had eleven children, six of whom were alive when Nicholas died: Rebecca (1731–1811), who married Daniel Waldo (1724–1808) in 1757; Josiah (1734–1761); Samuel (1739–1818), who married Elizabeth Sewall (1750–1789) and then Abigail Snow in 1812; Elizabeth (1744–1798), who married Samuel Barrett (1738–1798); Sarah (1745–1828), who married Dr. Benjamin Green (1738-1824) in 1779; Stephen (1746–1829), who married Elizabeth Tuckerman (1768–1851) in 1797.

Samuel Salisbury I (1739-1818), the son of Nicholas and Martha Saunders Salisbury, was an importer and merchant in Boston and was deacon of Boston's Old South Church for twenty-four years. He married Elizabeth Sewall (1750-1789) and after her death, he married Abigail Snow ( - ).

Stephen Salisbury I (1746-1829), the son of Nicholas and Martha Saunders Salisbury, was born in Boston on 25 September 1746. He was in partnership with his brother, Samuel, importing hardware and merchandise from England and the West Indies. In 1767, Stephen came to Worcester, Mass. to establish a branch store that thrived due to his ability to cater to individuals as well as to other merchants. Stephen made Worcester his permanent home when in 1771 he purchased the farm adjacent to his store and built a large house there. He married, on 31 January 1797, Elizabeth Tuckerman (1768-1851), the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth Tuckerman of Boston. They had one son, Stephen II. In politics Stephen I was a Whig and served on several committees during the American Revolution.

Stephen Salisbury II (1798-1884), the son of Stephen and Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, was born in Worcester on 8 March 1798. After attending local grammar schools and the Leicester Academy in Leicester, Mass., Stephen was graduated from Harvard College with honors in 1817. He studied law in the office of Samuel M'Gregore Burnside (1783-1850) and was admitted to the Worcester bar but chose instead a career in business and became one of the most influential local businessmen of his time. He was the treasurer of the Blackstone Canal Company and became president of the Worcester Bank in 1845, as well as a director and president of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad. Stephen built the factory known as Court Mills with buildings on Prescott Street, Union Street, and Grove Street, as well as numerous shops and houses in the Lincoln Square area of Worcester. He was a selectman and an alderman for Worcester and served as a state representative and senator. He was a member and served as a councilor and president of the American Antiquarian Society. He was a member of the Historical Society and served as a founder, benefactor, and the first president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In 1875, he was awarded the doctor of laws degree from Harvard and was named an overseer of that college. He married, on 7 November 1833, Rebekah Scott Dean (1812-1843), of Charlestown, N.H. They had one son, Stephen III. Stephen II married, in 1850, Nancy Hoard Lincoln (1820- 1852), the widow of Captain George Lincoln. He married, in 1855, Mary Grosvenor Bangs (1800-1864), the widow of Edward Dillingham Bangs (1790-1838). Stephen Salisbury II died, on 24 August 1884, in Worcester.

Stephen Salisbury III (1835-1905), the son of Stephen and Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, was born in Worcester on 31 March 1835. He attended various public and private schools. He was graduated from Harvard College in 1856 and continued his studies abroad in Berlin and Paris. Returning home in 1858, he entered and received his degree in 1861. In 1862, he made the first of two visits to Central America to study the ruins of the Mayan Indians. Stephen had a wide range of business interests, serving as a trustee of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company, as a director and president of the Worcester National Bank, as a trustee and president of Worcester County Institution for Savings, and as a director of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company as well as of the Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad. He was active in local politics and served as a state senator, 1893-1895, becoming chairman of several committees. Stephen supported numerous charitable and educational institutions and donated large sums of money to, among others, the Worcester Lyceum, Natural History Society, Worcester County Agricultural Society, the Music Hall Association, the Memorial Hospital, St. Vincent Hospital, the Peabody Museum at Harvard, the Massachusetts Historical Society, Worcester City Hospital, Clark University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and the Worcester Art Museum. The organization to which he was most attached was the American Antiquarian Society of which he became a member in 1863 and for which he served as a councilor and president from 1887 until his death. He wrote several articles on Central American archaeology and other subjects that were published in the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. He never married and died, in Worcester, on 16 November 1905.

This extensive collection concerns the Salisbury family whose members lived in Boston and Worcester, Mass., during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Important family figures represented in the collection are Nicholas Salisbury, his wife Martha Saunders Salisbury, and their two sons Samuel I and Stephen I; Stephen I's wife Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and their son Stephen II; Stephen II's wife Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury and their son Stephen III, Stephen II's second wife Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury, and Stephen II's third wife Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury. There is also substantial material from members of the extended family, including Daniel Waldo (1724-1808), Samuel Barrett (1738-1798), and Benjamin Greene (1715-1776), brothers-in-law of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; Edward Tuckerman II (1775-1843), George Washington Tuckerman (1775?-1837), and Gustavus Tuckerman I (1785-1860), brothers of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury; Waldo Flint (1794-1879) and his wife Catharine Dean Flint (1802-1869), sister of Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury; and, Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln (1840- 1861), daughter of Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury.

The papers of Nicholas and Martha Saunders Salisbury include deeds, wills, powers of attorney, and business papers. There are also two receipt books, 1725-1784, and account book, 1753-1773, and a 1793 inventory of the estate of Martha Saunders Salisbury.

The papers of Samuel Salisbury I include deeds, powers of attorney, indentures, and other legal documents. There are also bills, receipts, and business correspondence between him and his customers and wholesalers in England. There is considerable business and family correspondence with his brother Stephen Salisbury I which offers extensive political, financial, religious, and social commentary. Business and family correspondence with his brothers-in-law, the merchants Daniel Waldo, Samuel Barrett, and Benjamin Greene, is also included. There are also two journals, 1769- 1775, which Samuel I kept while on a tour of England.

The papers of Stephen Salisbury I include powers of attorney, indentures, deeds (including the deed for the Salisbury farm from ), and other legal documents. The business papers include orders, receipts, and requests for loans from customers. There is also correspondence to wholesalers in England and other merchants and manufacturers in America. There is extensive correspondence with his brother Samuel I, including requests for goods, money, advice, and information, as well as family correspondence and commentary on political and social developments before, during, and after the American Revolution. There is business and family correspondence with his brothers-in-law, the merchants Daniel Waldo, Samuel Barrett, Benjamin Greene, and Edward Tuckerman II. There is also business correspondence with Josiah Salisbury II (1781-1826) and Cleveland and Fling Company who managed Stephen I's investments. Family correspondence includes that with his wife Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and with her brothers Henry Harris Tuckerman (1783-1860), George Washington Tuckerman, and Gustavus Tuckerman I. Correspondence with his son Stephen Salisbury II especially concerned Stephen II's education at Leicester Academy, and at Harvard College. Furthermore, there are ledgers, account books, and inventory books dated 1757-1814 for Samuel I's and Stephen I's Boston and Worcester stores; Stephen I's farm account books, 1797-1829, bank books for 1812-1829, legal notes for the years 1798-1805, and estate account books, 1827-1831; and plans, sketches, and accounts for the Worcester store, farm, and mansion.

The papers of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury include correspondence with her husband Stephen I and with her son Stephen II as well as with her brothers Edward Tuckerman II, George Washington Tuckerman, the Reverend Joseph Tuckerman (1778-1840), Henry Harris Tuckerman, and Gustavus Tuckerman, and their wives. In addition, there is correspondence to the Reverend Charles Augustus Goodrich (1790-1862) requesting his dismissal from the Old South Church of Worcester. There are also household account books, 1828-1851, diaries for the years 1837-1839 and 1841-1849, and a record of Stephen II's correspondence from Europe, 1841-1849.

The papers of Stephen Salisbury II include legal, business, financial, family, personal, and philanthropic correspondence. There are numerous receipts, bills, and orders for goods. The principal business correspondents include the Boston brokerage firm of the Hubbard Bros.; (1798-1868), especially concerning mills in Worcester; Rejoice Newton (1782- 1868), Eli Thayer (1819-1899), George Bancroft (1800-1891), Daniel Waldo Lincoln (1813-1880), Samuel Foster Haven (1806-1881), and others. There is considerable business and financial correspondence concerning the Blackstone Canal Company, the Manufacturers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, the Worcester and Nashua Branch Railroad, Washburn and Moen Mfg. Company, the Ames Plow Works, and others. Among the principal family correspondents of Stephen II are his mother Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, his first wife Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, her sister Catharine Dean Flint, Catharine's husband Waldo Flint, Stephen II's second wife Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury and her daughter Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln, Stephen II's third wife Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, Henry Hubbard (1784-1857), Elizabeth L. Weir Hubbard Edwards ( -1841), Gustavus Tuckerman I, and Edward Tuckerman II. There are also requests for and payments of loans, letters from Harvard classmates, letters from Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1872) about paintings, and letters praising Stephen II's article on "The Star- Spangled Banner." There is correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Harvard College, and other educational institutions. There are journals of his trips in 1841-1843 to Georgia, in 1870 to California, and in 1871 to the Midwest; passports, 1830, 1831; a log of visitors to his home for the years 1847-1857; an 1850 notebook; diaries for the years 1857 through 1884; account books for the farm, house, and stocks, 1825-1863; bank books, 1832-1842; reports for the state senate committee on banking, c.1870s; checkbook stubs; and plans, sketches, and accounts of the Salisbury home and farm.

The papers of Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, first wife of Stephen II and mother of Stephen III, include family correspondence with her husband and with her sister Catharine Dean Flint. There are also household account books, 1830-1839, and a diary with an account of her terminal illness.

The papers of Nancy Hoard Linclon Salisbury, second wife of Stephen II, include family correspondence with her husband and with his son, Stephen III. There are also household account books, 1849-1852, and an 1852 diary.

The papers of Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, third wife of Stephen II, include family correspondence with her husband and with his son, Stephen III. There is also a journal of social events, 1861-1864, and diaries for the years 1863 and 1864.

The papers of Stephen Salisbury III include business, personal, and family correspondence, as well as legal papers, receipts, and bills. His principal family correspondents include his father Stephen II, his mother's sister Catharine Dean Flint and her husband Waldo Flint, and Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln, the daughter of his father's second wife, Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury. There is substantially more family correspondence while Stephen III was in Europe, 1856-1858, and in Central America, 1861-1862 and 1886. Stephen III's business correspondence concerns the Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Company, the Ames Plow Works, the Loring and Blake Organ Factory, and other manufacturers leasing buildings from Salisbury. There are also letters concerning the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company and the Boston, Barre, and Gardner Railroad, as well as letters about stocks, bonds, banking, and requests for or repayments of loans and the sale of real estate. Personal correspondence includes letters from George Bancroft and letters concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, the Peabody Museum at Harvard, Harvard University, and other educational institutions. There are also letters from Louis Henri Ayme (1855-1912), Philipp Johann Josef Valentini (1828-1899), Andre Aznar Perez (1831-1894), Augustus Le Plongeon (1826-1908), and others, concerning Central American archaeology. There are also legal notes, deeds of land purchased from Stephen Salisbury II for $1.00, wills dated 1872, 1884, 1888, and 1896, as well as a transcript for the 1890 court case of Salisbury v. Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Company concerning water rights. There are notes for essays, speeches, and addresses given by Stephen III and papers concerning the estate of Stephen II. Included also are genealogical materials for the Salisbury family and related families and transcripts of articles appearing in the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society. There are also diaries for the years 1848, 1850, and 1852-1904, an 1858 passport, journals of his European trip in 1858 and for his Central American trips in 1861-1862, 1886, and 1894. Finally, there are personal and business account books and notebooks, as well as a genealogical notebook and a card catalog of his library.

American Antiquarian Society MANUSCRIPTS DEPARTMENT

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST

Box 1: Correspondence and Business Records, 1674-1768

Deeds, wills, and business papers of Nicholas Salisbury (1694-1748) and Martha Saunders Salisbury (1704-1792); 1760 will of Josiah Salisbury (1734- ); business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury (1739-1818) [hereafter referred to as Samuel Salisbury I] and of Stephen Salisbury (1746-1829) [hereafter referred to as Stephen Salisbury I], including letters to each other concerning their business, as well as letters from their agents and suppliers in England; legal documents, 1710-1729, of Joseph Lemmon (1692-1750).

Folder 1: 1674-1748 Folder 4: 1768 (through 3 May) Folder 2: 1750-1767 Folder 5: 1768 (5 May to end of year) Folder 3: Business letters for 1767, 1768 (copies by B. T. Hill)

Box 2: Correspondence and Business Records, 1769-1773

Legal and business papers of Martha Saunders Salisbury and legal and business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I, including letters concerning merchandise and news of the political problems with England and letters describing the turmoil in Boston; a 1771 deed of land from John Hancock (1736/37-1793); a will and legal documents of Elizabeth Phillips Lemmon (1692-1784).

Folder 1: 1769 Folder 4: 1772 Folder 2: 1770 Folder 5: 1773 Folder 3: 1771

Box 3: Correspondence and Business Records, 1774-1778

Legal and business papers of Martha Saunders Salisbury; business papers and family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I, including letters mentioning political developments and their effects on business and a copy of a 1775 declaration of non-importation signed by Stephen Salisbury I; business and family letters from Samuel Barrett (1738-1798) and Daniel Waldo (1724-1808); letters from Edmund Quincy (1703-1788) concerning the progress of the Revolutionary War; legal documents of Elizabeth Phillips Lemmon.

Folder 1: 1774, January-July Folder 4: 1776 Folder 2: 1774, August-December Folder 5: 1777 Folder 3: 1775 Folder 6: 1778

Box 4: Correspondence and Business Records, 1779-1784

Legal and business papers of Martha Saunders Salisbury; leases, indentures, and business and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I, including letters to each other about rising prices; letters from Stephen Salisbury I to customers about debts; letters from Samuel Barrett and Daniel SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 7 Waldo concerning business and family matters; letters about a sea voyage from Benjamin Greene (1715- 1776); legal papers of Elizabeth Phillips Lemmon.

Folder 1: 1779 Folder 4: 1782 Folder 2: 1780 Folder 5: 1783-1784 Folder 3: 1781

Box 5: Correspondence and Business Records, 1785-1789

Legal and business papers of Martha Saunders Salisbury; business papers and family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I, including several letters describing Shays' Rebellion and the adoption of the Massachusetts constitution; letters to Stephen Salisbury I from customers asking for extension on their debts; family and business letters from Benjamin Greene, Samuel Barrett, and Daniel Waldo.

Folder 1: 1785, January-May Folder 4: 1787 Folder 2: 1785, June-December Folder 5: 1788 Folder 3: 1786 Folder 6: 1789

Box 6: Correspondence and Business Records, 1790-1791

Legal documents of Martha Saunders Salisbury, Samuel Salisbury I, and Stephen Salisbury I; business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; business correspondence from William Dana; sketch and building expense accounts of Stephen Salisbury I's new store; family and business letters from Benjamin Greene, Samuel Barrett, and Daniel Waldo; legal documents of Joseph Lynde (1702-1798).

Folder 1: 1790, January-March Folder 5: 1791, January-March Folder 2: 1790, April-June Folder 6: 1791, April-June Folder 3: 1790, July-September Folder 7: 1791, July-December Folder 4: 1790, October-December

Box 7: Correspondence and Business Records, 1792-1793

Legal documents of the estate of Martha Saunders Salisbury; legal and business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; business and family letters from Benjamin Greene, Samuel Barrett, and Daniel Waldo.

Folder 1: 1792, January-March Folder 4: 1793, April-June Folder 2: 1792, April-December Folder 5: 1793, July-September Folder 3: 1793, January-March Folder 6: 1793, October-December

Box 8: Correspondence and Business Records, 1794-1795

Legal documents, business papers, and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I, including letters from Samuel Salisbury (1769-1849) [hereafter referred to as Samuel Salisbury II] to Stephen Salisbury I about national political developments; business letters to Stephen Salisbury I from Edward Tuckerman (1740-1818) [hereafter referred to as Edward Tuckerman I]; family and business letters from Benjamin Greene and Samuel Barrett; and many letters of Edward Tuckerman (1775-1843) [hereafter referred to as Edward Tuckerman II].

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 8

Folder 1: 1794, January-August Folder 4: 1795, January-March Folder 2: 1794, September Folder 5: 1795, April-July Folder 3: 1794, October-December Folder 6: 1795, August-December

Box 9: Correspondence and Business Records, 1796 January-1798 October

Legal and business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; family correspondence of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury (1768-1851); business letters to Stephen Salisbury I from Edward Tuckerman I; 1798 inventory of goods lost by Joseph Lynde; and letters of Edward Tuckerman II.

Folder 1: 1796 Folder 5: 1798, January-March Folder 2: 1797, January-June Folder 6: 1798, April-May Folder 3: 1797, July-September Folder 7: 1798, June-August Folder 4: 1797, October-December Folder 8: 1798, September-October

Box 10: Correspondence and Business Records, 1798 November-1800 December

Business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; family and business correspondence from Gustavus Tuckerman (1785-1860) [hereafter referred to as Gustavus Tuckerman I], and from Samuel Barrett; and family correspondence to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury from Susan Barrett (1784-1853).

Folder 1: 1798, November-December Folder 4: 1800, January-March Folder 2: 1799, January-June Folder 5: 1800, April-July Folder 3: 1799, July-December Folder 6: 1800, August-December

Box 11: Correspondence and Business Records, 1801 January-1802 July

Business and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; family correspondence of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, especially from Stephen Salisbury I and from the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman (1778-1840); business correspondence of William Tuckerman and of Samuel Barrett; sketches and accounts of the Salisbury Mansion located at Lincoln Square, Worcester.

Folder 1: 1801, January-April Folder 5: 1802, January-February Folder 2: 1801, May-July Folder 6: 1802, March-April Folder 3: 1801, August-October Folder 7: 1802, May-July Folder 4: 1801, November-December

Box 12: Correspondence and Business Records, 1802 August-1805 August

Business and family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury I, Stephen Salisbury I, and Samuel Barrett, including Samuel Salisbury I's letter asking to dissolve their partnership in 1804; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Susan Barrett, Edward Tuckerman I, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, and William Tuckerman, and George Washington Tuckerman (1775?-1837); family letters from Gustavus Tuckerman I; business and family correspondence of John Barrett (1787-1811), including a bond dated 1 April 1805 for Robert Brigham et al as cashier for the Worcester Bank; family SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 9 correspondence to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury from Stephen Salisbury I and from the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman.

Folder 1: 1802, August-September Folder 5: 1805, January-April Folder 2: 1802, October-December Folder 6: 1805, May-June Folder 3: 1803 Folder 7: 1805, July-August Folder 4: 1804

Box 13: Correspondence and Business Records, 1805 September-1808 June

Legal and business papers and business and family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury I and Samuel Salisbury II and from Stephen Salisbury I; business correspondence from John Barrett; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and from Gustavus Tuckerman I, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, William Tuckerman, and George Washington Tuckerman; family correspondence to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury from Susan Barrett and Elizabeth T. Weir; with legal documents of Edward Dillingham Bangs (1790-1838).

Folder 1: 1805, September-December Folder 5: 1807, August-December Folder 2: 1806 Folder 6: 1808, January-April Folder 3: 1807, January-April Folder 7: 1808, May-June Folder 4: 1807, May-July

Box 14: Correspondence and Business Records, 1808 July-1810 December

Legal and business papers and family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and Stephen Salisbury (1798-1884) [hereafter referred to as Stephen Salisbury II] concerning his attendance at Leicester Academy; family letters from Gustavus Tuckerman I, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Sarah Carey Tuckerman (1783- 1838), William Tuckerman, George Washington Tuckerman, and Stephen Tuckerman; family correspondence from Elizabeth T. Weir and Robert Weir; with legal documents of Edward Dillingham Bangs and Anna Lynde.

Folder 1: 1808, July-October Folder 5: 1810, April-June Folder 2: 1808, November-December Folder 6: 1810, July-September Folder 3: 1809 Folder 7: 1810, October-December Folder 4: 1810, January-March

Box 15: Correspondence and Business Records, 1811-1813

Legal and business papers and family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I, including letters from Samuel Salisbury II and Josiah Salisbury (1781-1826) [hereafter referred to as Josiah Salisbury II] about the possibilities of war, 1811; family correspondence of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and Stephen Salisbury I to Stephen Salisbury II at Leicester Academy and at Harvard University; letters from Gustavus Tuckerman I, George Washington Tuckerman, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, and Stephen Tuckerman and from Elizabeth T. Weir; an 1813 letter of marque for the privateer Argus in Boston.

Folder 1: 1811, January-March Folder 5: 1812, July-December Folder 2: 1811, April-August Folder 6: 1813, January-May Folder 3: 1811, September-December Folder 7: 1813, June-September Folder 4: 1812, January-June Folder 8: 1813, October-December

Box 16: Correspondence and Business Records, 1814-1815

Legal and business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; correspondence between Stephen Salisbury I and Josiah Salisbury II; family correspondence between Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and Stephen Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury II, especially letters about Stephen Salisbury II's studies and life at Harvard University; family correspondence of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury from Gustavus Tuckerman I, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, George Washington Tuckerman, William Tuckerman, and Edward Tuckerman II concerning the health of their father, Edward Tuckerman I; with a March 1814 list of real estate holdings of Stephen Salisbury I.

Folder 1: 1814, January-March Folder 5: 1814, November-December Folder 2: 1814, April-June Folder 6: 1815, January-April Folder 3: 1814, July-August Folder 7: 1815, May-August Folder 4: 1814, September-October Folder 8: 1815, September-December

Box 17: Correspondence and Business Records, 1816-1817

Legal and business papers and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and Stephen Salisbury II, especially letters concerning Stephen Salisbury II's graduation from Harvard University, 25 August 1817; family correspondence from Henry Harris Tuckerman (1783-1860), the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, Gustavus Tuckerman I, and George Washington Tuckerman who was living in Argentina; accounts of expenses for Stephen Salisbury II's Harvard graduation party; legal documents of Edward Dillingham Bangs.

Folder 1: 1816, January-April Folder 6: 1817, July-August (except Folder 2: 1816, May-July Commencement Day) Folder 3: 1816, August-December Folder 7: 1817, August 25 (Commencement Day) Folder 4: 1817, January-March Folder 8: 1817, September-December Folder 5: 1817, April-June

Box 18: Correspondence and Business Records, 1818

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury I; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and Stephen Salisbury II; family correspondence from Samuel Salisbury II about the sickness and death of his father Samuel Salisbury I; legal papers and family correspondence from Gustavus Tuckerman I, Edward Tuckerman II, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, and Henry Harris Tuckerman, especially about the death of their father Edward Tuckerman I.

Folder 1: 1818, January-March Folder 4: 1818, June Folder 2: 1818, April Folder 5: 1818, July-August Folder 3: 1818, May Folder 6: 1818, September-December

Box 19: Correspondence and Business Records, 1819-1820

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury I, Samuel Salisbury II, and Josiah Salisbury II; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury to Stephen Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury II and her correspondence to the Rev. Charles Augustus Goodrich (1790-1862) concerning her request for dismissal from the Old South Church of Worcester; family correspondence and SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 11 legal notes, with a certificate of admission to the Worcester bar, of Stephen Salisbury II; family correspondence from Henry Harris Tuckerman, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, Sophia May Tuckerman (1784-1870), Gustavus Tuckerman I, and Jane Francis Tuckerman.

Folder 1: 1819, January-March Folder 4: 1820, January-April Folder 2: 1819, April-July Folder 5: 1820, May-August Folder 3: 1819, August-December Folder 6: 1820, September-December

Box 20: Correspondence and Business Records, 1821-1822

Business and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury I, including correspondence with Josiah Salisbury II; family correspondence and a folder of legal notes of Stephen Salisbury II; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury; family letters from the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, Henry Harris Tuckerman, George Washington Tuckerman, Gustavus Tuckerman I, and Jane Francis Tuckerman; miscellaneous legal notes.

Folder 1: 1821, January Folder 6: Miscellaneous Legal Notes Folder 2: 1821, February-May Folder 7: 1822, January-April Folder 3: 1821, June-August Folder 8: 1822, May-July Folder 4: 1821, September-October Folder 9: 1822, August-December Folder 5: 1821, November-December

Box 21: Correspondence and Business Records, 1823-1825

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury I, Stephen Salisbury II, Samuel Salisbury II, and Josiah Salisbury II; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and from the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Henry Harris Tuckerman, William Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, and especially from Gustavus Tuckerman I and Jane Francis Tuckerman; family correspondence from Stephen Tuckerman; business correspondence from Rejoice Newton (1782-1868) and Edward Dillingham Bangs.

Folder 1: 1823, January-May Folder 6: 1825, January-February Folder 2: 1823, June-August Folder 7: 1825, March-June Folder 3: 1823, September-December Folder 8: 1825, July-September Folder 4: 1824, January-May Folder 9: 1825, October-December Folder 5: 1824, June-December

Box 22: Correspondence and Business Records, 1826-1828

Business and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury I, especially to Cleveland and Fling Company which managed his accounts in Boston after the death of Josiah Salisbury II in 1826; business and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury II; business and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II, including correspondence for the Worcester Bank and his correspondence as treasurer of the Blackstone Canal Company; Stephen Salisbury II's letters to Samuel M'Gregore Burnside (1783- 1850); family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and from Gustavus Tuckerman I, Jane Francis Tuckerman, William Tuckerman, George Washington Tuckerman, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Sarah Carey Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, and Sophia May Tuckerman; family correspondence from Rebekah Scott Dean (1812-1843) of Charlestown, , to Catharine Dean Flint (1802-1869); business correspondence of Edward Dillingham Bangs and Rejoice Newton.

Folder 1: 1826, January-March Folder 3: 1826, September-December Folder 2: 1826, April-August Folder 4: 1827, January-April SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 12 Folder 5: 1827, May-July Folder 9: 1828, October-December Folder 6: 1827, August-December Folder 7: 1828, January-June Folder 8: 1828, July-September Box 23: Correspondence and Business Records, 1829 January-1830 April

Letters of condolence to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and to Stephen Salisbury II on the death in 1829 of Stephen Salisbury I; business and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from Europe; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and from Henry Harris Tuckerman, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Sarah Carey Tuckerman, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Jane Francis Tuckerman, William Tuckerman, George Washington Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, Sophia May Tuckerman, and Stephen Tuckerman; family letters from Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard ( -1841); correspondence between Rebekah Scott Dean and Catharine Dean Flint; business correspondence from Edward Dillingham Bangs and Rejoice Newton; letters dated 1829 from Levi Lincoln (1782-1868) [hereafter referred to as Levi Linclon, Jr.] concerning the estate of Stephen Salisbury I; family and business correspondence of Samuel Salisbury II; letters from Hannah Parkman Tuckerman (1805-1859) and M. Harris (the latter concerning Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury's intentions for the disposition of her own estate) and from Lucy Barrett (1786-1867); papers concerning the estate of Stephen Salisbury I.

Folder 1: 1829, January-April Folder 6: 1829, October-November Folder 2: 1829, May Folder 7: 1829, December Folder 3: 1829, June Folder 8: 1830, January-February Folder 4: 1829, July- August Folder 9: 1830, March-April Folder 5: 1829, September

Box 24: Correspondence and Business Records, 1830 May-1831 July

Business papers and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from Europe and one letter dated 19 January 1831 from Samuel Finley Breese Morse (1791-1872) about copies of famous paintings; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and from Stephen Tuckerman, George Washington Tuckerman, and William Tuckerman, and especially from Gustavus Tuckerman I, Edward Tuckerman II, Sophia May Tuckerman, Hannah Parkman Tuckerman, the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Sarah Carey Tuckerman, and Henry Harris Tuckerman; family correspondence to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury from Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard and Samuel Salisbury II; family correspondence between Rebekah Scott Dean and Catharine Dean Flint; business correspondence from Edward Tuckerman II, Rejoice Newton, Edward Dillingham Bangs, John G. Tappan, and J. Henry Hill (1818-1890).

Folder 1: 1830, May-July Folder 5: 1831, January-February Folder 2: 1830, August-September Folder 6: 1831, March-April Folder 3: 1830, October-November Folder 7: 1831, May-June Folder 4: 1830, December Folder 8: 1831, July

Box 25: Correspondence and Business Records, 1831 August-1832 December

Business and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II; family correspondence of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and of the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Sarah Carey Tuckerman, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Jane Francis Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, Sophia May Tuckerman, Henry Harris Tuckerman, Lucy Keating Tuckerman; business and family correspondence of Samuel Salisbury II; correspondence of Rebekah Scott Dean and Catharine Dean Flint; business and family correspondence of John G. Tappan; business correspondence of Rejoice Newton.

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 13

Folder 1: 1831, August-September Folder 5: 1832, March-April Folder 2: 1831, October- November Folder 6: 1832, May-September Folder 3: 1831, December Folder 7: 1832, October-December Folder 4: 1832, January-February

Box 26: Correspondence and Business Records, 1833-1835

Business papers and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II, including letters concerning the Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, a contract to build a mill for Ichabod Washburn (1798- 1868) and Benjamin Goddard (1791-1867), and notes for several lectures which Stephen Salisbury II gave; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Catharine Dean Flint, and from Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury (1812-1843) concerning her engagement and marriage to Stephen Salisbury II; family letters from Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury to Stephen Salisbury II and from Gustavus Tuckerman I, Jane Francis Tuckerman, William Tuckerman, and Henry Harris Tuckerman; business and family correspondence from Edward Tuckerman II and Sophia May Tuckerman; business correspondence of Edward Dillingham Bangs and of Rejoice Newton; family and business letters of Henry Hubbard (1784-1857), and from George Washington Tuckerman; letters of congratulations to the family on the birth on 31 March of Stephen Salisbury (1835-1905) [hereafter referred to as Stephen Salisbury III], son of Stephen Salisbury II and Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury.

Folder 1: 1833, January-March Folder 6: 1834, October-December Folder 2: 1833, April-July Folder 7: 1835, January Folder 3: 1833, August-December Folder 8: 1835, February-June Folder 4: 1834, January-May Folder 9: 1835, July-September Folder 5: 1834, June-September Folder 10: 1835, October-December

Box 27: Correspondence and Business Records, 1836-1839

Business papers and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II, including extortion attempts in 1835-1836 by the Black Leg Society; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury and from the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman II, Sophia May Tuckerman, Henry Harris Tuckerman, Gustavus Tuckerman I, and Jane Francis Tuckerman, and news of the death of their brother George Washington Tuckerman in Argentina; family correspondence from Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard, Lucy Keating Tuckerman, and Hannah Parkman Tuckerman; family correspondence from Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury to Stephen Salisbury II; business correspondence of Edward Tuckerman II to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury; business correspondence of Edward Dillingham Bangs; one folder of material of Elias Carter on the construction of the Salisbury Mansion, Highland Street, Worcester, 1836-1838; correspondence from Henry Hubbard.

Folder 1: 1836, January-July Folder 5: 1837, July-December Folder 2: 1836, August-December Folder 6: 1838, January-June Folder 3: Elias Carter (Carter & Tracy), etc., Folder 7: 1838, July-December Salisbury Mansion, 1836-1838 Folder 8: 1839, January-June Folder 4: 1837, January-June Folder 9: 1839, July-December

Box 28: Correspondence and Business Records, 1840-1841

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 14 Business papers and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II, including an 1840 letter concerning the severance of his business relationship with Edward Tuckerman II, and an 1841 letter from Ichabod Washburn about repairs on the Court Mills buildings; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, Catharine Dean Flint, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Edward Tuckerman II, Sophia May Tuckerman, Edward Tuckerman (1817-1886) [hereafter referred to as Edward Tuckerman III], and Hannah Parkman Tuckerman; news from Edward Tuckerman II in May 1840 about the Rev. Joseph Tuckerman's death in Cuba; family correspondence from Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard ["Lizzie"] to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury about/and after her marriage in 1840 to the Rev. John Erskine Edwards (1808-1873) of Stonington, Conn.; news and letters of sympathy on the sudden death of Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard Edwards in May 1841; family correspondence of John Erskine Edwards to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury; business correspondence of Rejoice Newton.

Folder 1: 1840, January-February Folder 5: 1841, January-March Folder 2: 1840, March-May Folder 6: 1841, April-June Folder 3: 1840, June-July Folder 7: 1841, July-September Folder 4: 1840, August- December Folder 8: 1841, October-December

Box 29: Correspondence and Business Records, 1842-1843

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including a 32-page journal of his trip to Georgia, 3 December 1841-28 June 1842, and letters concerning his wife Rebekah's deteriorating health; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, Catharine Dean Flint, Waldo Flint, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Edward Tuckerman II, and Henry Hubbard, including letters of sympathy on the deaths in 1843 of Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury and Edward Tuckerman II; there are also extracts from Nathaniel D. Hubbard's journal which he kept while in Wisconsin in 1841-1842, a letter dated 27 June 1842 from John Erskine Edwards to Stephen Salisbury II about Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard Edwards, a letter of John Erskine Edwards to Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, the original and one copy of the sermon dated 30 July 1843 and delivered by the Rev. Alonzo Hill (1800-1871) on the Sunday following the death of Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, and two copies of an 1843 will of Daniel Waldo.

Folder 1: 1842, January-March Folder 5: 1843, May-June Folder 2: 1842, April-May Folder 6: 1843, July Folder 3: 1842, June-December Folder 7: 1843, August-October Folder 4: 1843, January-April Folder 8: 1843, November-December

Box 30: Correspondence and Business Records, 1844-1845

Business papers and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II, including correspondence about the Worcester and Nashua Branch Railroad and an appraisal of the industrial capabilities of the towns north of Worcester along the proposed route of the railroad; political news concerning the Whig party in Massachusetts; and family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Henry Hubbard, Waldo Flint, and Catharine Dean Flint, mostly concerning the health of Stephen Salisbury III.

Folder 1: 1844, January-March Folder 4: 1845, January-April Folder 2: 1844, April-July Folder 5: 1845, May-December Folder 3: 1844, August-December

Box 31: Correspondence and Business Records, 1846-1848

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 15 Business papers and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury II on banks, railroads, the Worcester School Committee, especially papers concerning the construction of the Oxford Street School, August- December 1846, and personal business; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Waldo Flint, Catharine Dean Flint, and Stephen Salisbury III; a copy of the executors' account for the estate of Daniel Waldo, a copy of the will of Sarah Waldo; correspondence concerning the Worcester Agricultural Society Fair [Worcester County Cattle Show]; and notices of upcoming court cases.

Folder 1: 1846, January-May Folder 4: 1847, August-December Folder 2: 1846, June-December Folder 5: 1848, January-July Folder 3: 1847, January-July Folder 6: 1848, August-December

Box 32: Correspondence and Business Records, 1849 January-1851 July

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II; family correspondence from Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Stephen Salisbury III, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Waldo Flint, Catharine Dean Flint, and Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury (1820-1852); business correspondence of Rejoice Newton and Edward Dillingham Bangs.

Folder 1: 1849 Folder 4: 1850, September-December Folder 2: 1850, January-May Folder 5: 1851, January-July Folder 3: 1850, June-August

Box 33: Correspondence and Business Records, 1851 August-1853 April

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from Europe; estate papers of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, 1851; the sermon delivered by the Rev. Seth Sweetser (1807- 1888) of the Central Church (26 October 1851) the Sunday following the death of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury; letters of sympathy to Stephen Salisbury II following the death of Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury; family letters, 1851-1852, of Nancy Hoard Linclon Salisbury, and letters of sympathy to Stephen Salisbury II following Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury's death, 6 September 1852; family letters from Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln (1840-1861) and from Mrs. Sophia H. Holmes, of Ogdensburg, N.Y.; family correspondence from Waldo Flint, Catharine Dean Flint, Gustavus Tuckerman I, and Henry Hubbard; and family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury III while he was a student at Harvard University, his school diary, 1850-1852, two of Stephen Salisbury III's high school essays on slavery and on the Worcester County Agricultural Society [in folder #5]; business correspondence of Rejoice Newton.

Folder 1: 1851, August-October Folder 4: 1852, July-October Folder 2: 1851, November-December Folder 5: 1852, November-December Folder 3: 1852, January-June Folder 6: 1853, January-April

Box 34: Correspondence and Business Records, 1853 May-1855 December

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters and receipts from Europe and copies of letters with donations to various charitable organizations; family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury III; weekly correspondence from Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln and Sophia H. Holmes; family correspondence from Gustavus Tuckerman I, Henry Hubbard, and James P. Gilchrist, as well as from Levi Lincoln, Jr., Waldo Flint, Catharine Dean Flint, Enoch Washburn, and Sarah Gilchrist; a description of the Salisbury pear (19 December 1854); and business correspondence from Alexander Wilkinson (1815-1899) and Levi Lincoln, Jr., concerning railroad stocks.

Folder 1: 1853, May-August Folder 2: 1853, September-December SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 16 Folder 3: 1854, January-April Folder 5: 1855, January-May Folder 4: 1854, May-December Folder 6: 1855, June-December

Box 35: Correspondence and Business Records, 1856

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from J. Henry Hill and Levi Lincoln, Jr., about business and banking matters; family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury III while he was in Europe (September-December), especially to Stephen Salisbury II, Catharine Dean Flint, and Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln; family correspondence from Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury (1800-1864) and from Waldo Flint, Catharine Dean Flint, Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln (exclusively to Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III), and James P. Gilchrist; business letter to J. Henry Hill from various people in Worcester County; folder #6 contains miscellaneous material, 1853- 1856, from Stephen Salisbury III's days at Classical High School, Worcester, and Harvard University.

Folder 1: 1856, January-March Folder 5: 1856, November-December Folder 2: 1856, April-May Folder 6: Miscellaneous material, 1853-1856, of Folder 3: 1856, June-August Stephen Salisbury III: Classical High Folder 4: 1856, September-October School, Worcester; Harvard College

Box 36: Correspondence and Business Records, 1857-1858

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including numerous letters from the Hubbard Brothers; business letters from Eli Thayer (1819-1899) and Levi Linclon, Jr.; family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury III while he was in Europe, especially to Stephen Salisbury II, Catharine Dean Flint, and Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln, and receipts and bills from numerous European hotels and shops; family correspondence from Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, Henry Harris Tuckerman, Catharine Dean Flint, and Waldo Flint, including a letter from Waldo Flint noting the death of Henry Hubbard; and notification of meetings of the Oread Institute and of the Council of the American Antiquarian Society.

Folder 1: 1857, January-March Folder 4: 1858, January-June Folder 2: 1857, April-July Folder 5: 1858, July-December Folder 3: 1857, August-December

Box 37: Correspondence and Business Records, 1859-1860

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including business letters from the Hubbard Brothers, Ichabod Washburn (especially a plan of land leased by Stephen Salisbury II to I. Washburn and Moen, 4 September 1860), and various banks; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society; family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury III, Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, Catharine Dean Flint, Waldo Flint, Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln, Sophia H. Holmes, Gustavus Tuckerman I, Henry Harris Tuckerman, and Edward C. Salisbury; a letter from Gustavus Tuckerman (1824-1897) announcing the death in 1860 of his father; letters from James Henry Salisbury (1823-1905) concerning acquisitions for the American Antiquarian Society.

Folder 1: 1859, January-April Folder 4: 1860, January-April Folder 2: 1859, May-August Folder 5: 1860, May-August Folder 3: 1859, September-December Folder 6: 1860, September-December

Box 38: Correspondence and Business Records, 1861 January-1862 May SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 17

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letter from Ichabod Washburn, the Hubbard Brothers, and various people requesting or repaying loans; family correspondence from Stephen Salisbury III, especially concerning political developments and letters from him while he was in Merida, the Yucatan, Mexico, late 1861 to late spring 1862 [see also, boxes #52 and #53], to Stephen Salisbury II, Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, and Catharine Dean Flint; a "relic letter" dated 8 February; family correspondence from Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury and Catharine Dean Flint, especially from Catharine Dean Flint to Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III; letters from James Henry Salisbury about drawings for the American Antiquarian Society (see first item in folder #2); folder #5 contains letters of sympathy to the family on the death of Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln Rice (Mrs. Francis Blake Rice).

Folder 1: 1861, January-April Folder 4: 1861, November-December Folder 2: 1861, May-July Folder 5: 1862, January-February Folder 3: 1861, August-October Folder 6: 1862, March-May

Box 39: Correspondence and Business Records, 1862 June-1863 December

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, especially with the Hubbard Brothers, Wilbur S. Thurston, and various people seeking or repaying loans; family correspondence, especially between Stephen Salisbury III, Stephen Salisbury II, and Catharine Dean Flint, and correspondence of Waldo Flint, John G. Tappan, Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, Mercy Leach, Henry Theodore Tuckerman, Sophia H. Holmes, Edward Elbridge Salisbury, and Lucy Barrett; two letters dated 5 and 6 August 1862 from Primitivo Casares at Merida, the Yucatan, Mexico, concerning the archaeological work at Miraflores; letters (in Spanish) dated 22 November 1862, 24 November 1862, 6 December 1862, and 11 December 1862; notification that Stephen Salisbury II was elected president of the Worcester Agricultural Society, 21 October 1862; special and general orders to Lt. Col. John Walcott Wetherell (1820-1897) to report as an aide to the Governor of Massachusetts; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society; Civil War letters dated 19 February 1863 and 21 March 1863; letters from Stephen Salisbury III heading south (Baltimore, 23 March 1863; White Oak Church, Virginia, 25 and 27 March 1863); notification of 30 July 1863 that Stephen Salisbury III is excused from military service because he has secured a substitute; a letter from Francis Blake Rice while he is serving in Middlebury, Ky., 21 May 1863; a copy of the after-dinner remarks offered by Stephen Salisbury II on 22 September 1863 commemorating the centennial celebration of the Old South Meeting House; letters from family members and friends sending photographs (not included in the collection) for Stephen Salisbury II's collection.

Folder 1: 1862, June-August Folder 4: 1863, April-June Folder 2: 1862, September-December Folder 5: 1863, July-August Folder 3: 1863, January-March Folder 6: 1863, September-December

Box 40: Correspondence and Business Records, 1864 January-1866 April

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from the Hubbard Brothers and Samuel Barrett; business and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III; family correspondence of Catharine Dean Flint, Waldo Flint, Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury, Sophia H. Holmes, Henry Theodore Tuckerman, Henry Hubbard, Sallie D. Gilchrist, Lucy Barrett, Fanny Gardiner Lane, Stephen Salisbury Tuckerman, and Edward Elbridge Salisbury; letters addressed to Stephen Salisbury II from the Rev. Joseph H. Jones, and sympathy letters written to Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III on the death of Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury on 29 September 1864; special orders for Lt. Col. John Walcott Wetherell to report as an aide to the Governor of Massachusetts to various reviews, receptions, etc.; correspondence and reports concerning the American Antiquarian Society; a document dated 10 June 1864 concerning a substitute for Stephen Salisbury III's military obligation to the SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 18 Union Army; and extracts from a letter sent by the organ committee to the trustees of the Worcester County Mechanics Association; the fifth annual report of the Worcester Free Public Library, dated 3 January 1865, given by Stephen Salisbury II, president; tributes to the memory of ; a copy of the description of a warranty deed and the deed itself dated 30 September 1865 from Stephen Salisbury II to I. Washburn & Moen Wire Works, and a lease dated 1 April 1866 of the Grove Mills to I. Washburn & Moen Wire Works, as well as other deeds; letters from family members and friends sending Stephen Salisbury II photographs (not included in the collection).

Folder 1: 1864, January-April Folder 4: 1865, January-July Folder 2: 1864, May-August Folder 5: 1865, August-December Folder 3: 1864, September-December Folder 6: 1866, January-April

Box 41: Correspondence and Business Records, 1866 May-1867 December

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from Fogg Bros. & Bates and Hubbard Bros. & Company, Henry Hubbard, Jr. (1817- ), Charles Dean, the Rev. Joseph H. Jones; family correspondence, especially of Stephen Salisbury III, Catharine Dean Flint, Waldo Flint, Sophia H. Holmes, Lucy Barrett, M. G. Leach, Sophia May Tuckerman, Henry Theodore Tuckerman, and Fanny Gardiner Lane; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society and from Samuel Foster Haven (1806-1881) during his research trip abroad; letters and notes concerning the formation of the Worcester County Free Institute of Industrial Science (also known as the Free Industrial School of Science, but hereafter known as Worcester Polytechnic Institute); letters concerning other educational institutions; several letters from Mary G. Sparks concerning gifts to the American Antiquarian Society; several letters from Harvard College classmates (1817) of Stephen Salisbury II, especially concerning fund-raising efforts and the design of Alumni Hall; folder #6 contains materials commemorating the fortieth anniversary of the settlement at the First Unitarian Church of the Rev. Dr. Alonzo Hill, including the sermon "The Pastor's Record," which he preached on 28 March 1867.

Folder 1: 1866, May-August Folder 6: First Unitarian Church (Worcester, Folder 2: 1866, September-December Mass.), 40th anniversary of settlement Folder 3: 1867, January-March of the Rev. Alonzo Hill-account of Folder 4: 1867, April-July exercises, including sermon, 28 March Folder 5: 1867, August-December 1867

Box 42: Correspondence and Business Records, 1868-1869

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, especially when he was out of town (Chicago and City); business correspondence from the Hubbard Brothers; real estate transactions with Washburn and Moen Manufacturing Company; letters to Stephen Salisbury II from classmates, especially the Rev. Joseph H. Jones and the Rev. Seth Sweetser; family and personal correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III, Catharine Dean Flint and Waldo Flint, including a telegram from Stephen Salisbury III informing Stephen Salisbury II of the death of Catharine Dean Flint on 12 April 1869; correspondence to Stephen Salisbury II from Sallie D. Gilchrist, Sophia H. Holmes, Edward Tuckerman III, Edward Elbridge Salisbury and James Henry Salisbury; letters from Charles Dean, (1800-1877), and Henry Hubbard, Jr.; and correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, the Worcester Public Library, the Peabody Institute, the Massachusetts Historical Society, and other educational institutions; a plan of land sold to Stephen Salisbury II by Oran A. Kelly and Amos M. Eaton and the deed dated 18 February 1869; replies to an invitation extended by Stephen Salisbury II to the members of his Harvard College class of 1817 to attend a reunion at his home on 30 June 1869, a series of examinations from Harvard College, and a printed copy of the constitution and bylaws of the Nathaniel Thayer Club at Harvard.

Folder 1: 1868, January-May Folder 2: 1868, June-September SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 19 Folder 3: 1868, October-December Folder 6: 1869, July-October Folder 4: 1869, January-March Folder 7: 1869, November-December Folder 5: 1869, April-June

Box 43: Correspondence and Business Records, 1870-1871

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including business letters from the Hubbard Brothers, correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and other educational institutions; family and personal correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III, and considerable family correspondence from Waldo Flint to Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III; family correspondence from Sophia H. Holmes, Henry Hubbard, Jr., and Samuel Tuckerman; examinations for candidates to the freshman class at Harvard College, June 1870.

Folder 1: 1870, January-April Folder 4: 1871, January-May Folder 2: 1870, May-August Folder 5: 1871, June-August Folder 3: 1870, September-December Folder 6: 1871, September-December

Box 44: Correspondence and Business Records, 1872-1873

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, especially business letters from the Hubbard Brothers; family letters, especially from Waldo Flint and Stephen Salisbury III; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Harvard University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and the Peabody Museum at Harvard; letters from Stephen Salisbury II's classmates, especially from George B. Emerson (1797-1881), David Lee Child (1794-1874), and Clough Rice Miles; letters from various people and organizations requesting donations or loans; letters praising Stephen Salisbury II's paper on the "Star Spangled Banner"; replies from members of Stephen Salisbury II's Harvard College class of 1817 to an anniversary celebration held on 24 June 1873; family letters and personal correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III; many family letters, especially from Waldo Flint to both Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III; family letters from Sophia H. Holmes, Edward Elbridge Salisbury, James Henry Salisbury, and Dr. Stephen Salisbury; a plan of land sold by Stephen Salisbury II to Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company, 5 October 1872; several letters from George H. Preble.

Folder 1: 1872, January-June Folder 4: 1873, January-April Folder 2: 1872, July-September Folder 5: 1873, May-July Folder 3: 1872, October-December Folder 6: 1873, August-December

Box 45: Correspondence and Business Records, 1874-1875

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from the Hubbard Brothers and letters concerning the Ames Plow Works; various requests from individuals and organizations for donations or loans; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, the Peabody Museum at Harvard University, the Peabody Academy of Science in Salem, Mass., and other educational institutions; letters from classmates of Stephen Salisbury II's (Harvard, 1817), especially from George B. Emerson and Clough Rice Miles; responses to Stephen Salisbury II's inquiries concerning the origin of the song, "John Brown's Body"; personal and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III, especially with Stephen Salisbury II; considerable family correspondence from Waldo Flint to Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III; infrequent family correspondence of Sophia H. Holmes and Edward Elbridge Salisbury; letters from John D. Washburn; two copies of Waldo Flint's will, dated 6 May 1875; an essay of Stephen Salisbury II's dated 22 January 1874 and entitle "The Best Mode of Teaching Language" (based on a letter of the same date from David L. Child); and many requests for Stephen Salisbury II's memorial of Gov. (c.1589-1665).

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 20 Folder 1: 1874, January-May Folder 4: 1875, January-May Folder 2: 1874, June-August Folder 5: 1875, June-August Folder 3: 1874, September-December Folder 6: 1875, September-December

Box 46: Correspondence and Business Records, 1876-1877

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from the Hubbard Brothers; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, and other educational institutions; letters from various individuals and organizations requesting donations or loans or repaying loans; an executive order dated 23 November 1876 notifying Stephen Salisbury II that he is an elector in the Presidential election of 1876; personal and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III; family letters to Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III from Waldo Flint; family letters to Stephen Salisbury II from Sophia H. Holmes; a list, 26 June 1877, of the surviving members of the Harvard College class of 1817 and their responses to invitations to a celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the class.

Folder 1: 1876, January-April Folder 4: 1877, January-May Folder 2: 1876, May-July Folder 5: 1877, June-August Folder 3: 1876, August-December Folder 6: 1877, September-December

Box 47: Correspondence and Business Records, 1878-1879

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from the Hubbard Brothers; letters from Stephen Salisbury II's classmates at Harvard College; a letter dated 28 March 1879 from Isaac Davis (1799-1883) resigning as a member of the Worcester Fire Society; family correspondence from Sophia H. Holmes and Waldo Flint and innumerable cousins; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester Public Library, Peabody Museum at Harvard University, and Harvard College; personal and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III, especially from Waldo Flint, including a letter dated 6 March 1879 from Stephen Salisbury III to Stephen Salisbury II announcing the death of Waldo Flint, and a copy of an eulogy given by Jarius Lincoln; an October 1878 description of an addition to the hall of the American Antiquarian Society (by Stephen Carpenter Earle); a deed of land to Stephen Salisbury III from Stephen Salisbury II; a list dated 1 September 1879 of the beneficiaries of the estate of Waldo Flint.

Folder 1: 1878, January-May Folder 4: 1879, January-March Folder 2: 1878, June-August Folder 5: 1879, April-July Folder 3: 1878, September-December Folder 6: 1879, August-December

Box 48: Correspondence and Business Records, 1880-1881

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including letters from the Hubbard Brothers and from Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society and Worcester Polytechnic Institute; family and personal correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III; a certificate appointing Stephen Salisbury II a justice of the peace; letters from George Bancroft (1800-1891) about the American Antiquarian Society; a letter from Robert C. Winthrop (1809-1894) concerning the death of Stephen Salisbury II's classmate George B. Emerson; and a statement of contributions to Clark University by Jonas Gilman Clark (1815-1900).

Folder 1: 1880, January-April Folder 4: 1881, January-March Folder 2: 1880, May-August Folder 5: 1881, April-June Folder 3: 1880, September-December Folder 6: 1881, July-December

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 21

Box 49: Correspondence and Business Records, 1882

Business papers and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Peabody Museum, and an observatory for Harvard University; personal and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III; a letter from George Bancroft concerning the American Antiquarian Society, and one from Frank Spooner Churchill, Harvard, 1886, concerning the establishment of a scholarship funded by the Class of 1817; a folder of correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II concerning Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Folder 1: 1882, January-April Folder 2: 1882, May-October Folder 3: 1882, November-December

Box 50: Correspondence and Business Records, 1883-1884

Business and family correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, including numerous thank-you notes to Stephen Salisbury II for gifts; a letter from Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company concerning the rental of property; correspondence concerning the American Antiquarian Society, Harvard University, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute; business, personal, and family letters from Stephen Salisbury III, including canceled checks; letters from George Bancroft concerning the American Antiquarian Society; a memorandum of the expenses and earnings of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company; letters, 1884, written to Stephen Salisbury III on the death of his father.

Folder 1: 1883, January-March Folder 4: Letters of condolence on the death of Folder 2: 1883, April-July Stephen Salisbury II, 1884 Folder 3: 1883, August-December Folder 5: Letters of condolence on the death of Stephen Salisbury II, 1884

Box 51: Correspondence and Business Records, 1884-1916

Business correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II, and newsclippings concerning his death and funeral, 1884; letters from heirs of Stephen Salisbury II acknowledging that they received their shares of the estate; business correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III, including correspondence, deeds, agreements, and accounts of a court case with Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company concerning water rights of Salisbury Pond; letters to Stephen Salisbury III acknowledging gifts given to Harvard University, Massachusetts Historical Society, the city of Worcester, and other institutions; copies of a speech which Stephen Salisbury III gave in 1890 at Clark University; a certificate informing Stephen Salisbury III of his election to the ; inventories of silver, 1889 and 1891; wills of Stephen Salisbury III for 1872, 1884, 1888, and 1896; a letter from Lyman A. Ely to Bayard Tuckerman (1855-1923) stating that Stephen Salisbury III cannot live long; a notice of the death of Stephen Salisbury III in 1905; lists of heirs and accounts of Stephen Salisbury III's estate; records of lands purchased and sold by the Salisbury family, 1768-1916; correspondence between executors of the estate of Stephen Salisbury III, including letters acknowledging those shares received; a lease of land from the Worcester Art Museum to American Steel and Wire Company in 1916.

Folder 1: 1884, January-April Folder 4: 1890-1904 Folder 2: 1884, May-December Folder 5: 1905-1916 Folder 3: 1885-1889

Box 52: Stephen Salisbury III, Papers of Central America, 1880-1909 [see also, box 38]

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 22 Letters, many in Spanish, from people in Central America to Stephen Salisbury III concerning archaeology and the Central American Indians, with some personal correspondence--letterwriters include Andre Aznar Perez (1831-1894), Augustus Le Plongeon (1826-1908), Louis Henri Ayme (1855-1912), Philipp Johann Josef Valentini (1828-1899), Stephen Salisbury III's college roommate David Casares (1835-1914), and others; letters from C. P. Bowditch and Edward H. Thompson concerning the estate of Stephen Salisbury III, 1905-1909; a 1903 essay in Merida, the Yucatan, Mexico (in Spanish); a letter, 1877, addressed to the Governor of the Yucatan by Le Plongeon protesting mistreatment of artifacts, with a refutation by Ayme.

Folder 1: Letters: Central America, 1880-1882 Folder 2: Letters: Central America, 1883-1887 Folder 3: Letters: Central America, 1888-1905 Folder 4: Letters: Central America and C. P. Bowditch's estate claims, 1906-1909

Box 53: Stephen Salisbury III, Papers of Central America, 1861-1899 [see also, box 38]

Notes on articles written or translated by Stephen Salisbury III concerning Central America, including the following which appeared in the Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society: "The Mexican Calendar Stone" (April, 1878), "Terra Cotta Figures from Mujeres" (April, 1878), and others; notes of Philipp Johann Josef Valentini's article titled, "Mexican Copper Tools" (AAS Proceedings, April 1879) and other notes for articles by Valentini, Augustus Le Plongeon, and A. F. Bandelier (1840-1917); a sketch by Le Plongeon of the Kukulean pyramid; a folder of undated or unsigned letters concerning Central America.

Folder 1: Undated and unidentified notes on Central America Folder 2: Letters: Central America, 1877-Correspondence concerning articles in AAS Proceedings Folder 3: Letters: Central America, 1861-1878 Folder 4: Letters: Central America, 1879 Folder 5: Letters: Central America, 1880-1899 Folder 6: Central America Notes, 1878-1879

Receipted Bills, 1768-1889 Boxes 54 through 59 contain miscellaneous bills and receipts of the Salisbury Family from a variety of sources, arranged chronologically.

Box 54, Folder 1: 1768-1807 Box 57, Folder 3: 1845-1849 Box 54, Folder 2: 1808-1810 Box 57, Folder 4: 1850-1851 Box 54, Folder 3: 1811-1815 Box 58, Folder 1: P.O. Box rentals, 1851-1869; Box 54, Folder 4: 1816-1819 Europe, 1858 Box 55, Folder 1: 1820-1823 Box 58, Folder 2: 1852-1854 Box 55, Folder 2: 1824-1826 Box 58, Folder 3: 1855-1859 Box 55, Folder 3: 1827-1829 Box 58, Folder 4: 1860-1867 Box 56, Folder 1: 1830 Box 58, Folder 5: 1868-1869 Box 56, Folder 2: 1831 Box 59, Folder 1: 1870-1877 Box 56, Folder 3: 1832-1836 Box 59, Folder 2: 1878-1879 Box 56, Folder 4: 1837-1839 Box 59, Folder 3: 1880-1882 Box 57, Folder 1: 1840 Box 59, Folder 4: 1883-1889 Box 57, Folder 2: 1841-1844

Box 60: Genealogical Memoranda [2 folders]

Will of Josiah Salisbury (1734- ); a genealogy of the Salisbury family, 1857; extracts of the Salisbury family in the town records of Swansea, Mass.; notes and letters on the Salisbury family genealogy by SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 23 Stephen Salisbury III; genealogy compiled in 1889 by Stephen Salisbury III and sent to the Historic and Genealogical Society, including a list of accomplishments of Stephen Salisbury III; genealogy of Edward Dillingham Bangs; and genealogical notes on the Chandler and Paine families of Worcester and families related to the Salisbury family.

Box 61: Miscellaneous and Undated Family Correspondence

Undated family letters from members of the Salisbury Family, Tuckerman Family, Hubbard Family, Elizabeth Lucretia Weir Hubbard, Georgianna DeVillers Lincoln, and others related to the Salisbury family.

Folder 1: Undated correspondence of Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III Folder 2: Undated letters of Eliza Tuckerman Weir Folder 3: Undated letters of Gustavus Tuckerman I Folder 4: Undated, miscellaneous family letters

Box 62: Miscellaneous and Undated Papers

Notes for undated commencement speeches; unidentified poetry; undated law notes of Stephen Salisbury II or Stephen Salisbury III; cost estimate for an unknown schoolhouse; caricature of Stephen Salisbury II playing billiards, 1846; list of members of the Friendly Book Society; statement of population and manufacturing capabilities of Worcester, Mass., and Nashua, N.H., and other towns, c.1844; an agreement between the Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company and the Peterborough and Shirley Railroad; instructions for the treatment of a leg ulcer afflicting Stephen Salisbury I; letter requesting funds to complete the Bunker Hill Monument; two surveys of land near Highland Street, Worcester; incomplete, unsigned, or undated letters and memoranda; two folders containing letter-wrappers, 1771-1796.

Folders 1-5: Miscellaneous undated or unsigned letters Folders 6-7: Wrappers to Stephen Salisbury

Box 63: Diaries, journals, and account books kept by Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury, Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury, Nancy Hoard Lincoln Salisbury, and Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury

Elizabeth Tuckerman Salisbury v. 1: Account book of household expenses, 1828-1851 v. 2: Account book of accounts with Harrison Bliss, 1841-1843 v. 3: Diary record of her son's [SS II] correspondence from Europe, 1829-31 v. 4: Diary, 1837-1839 v. 5: Diary, 1841-1842 v. 6: Diary, 1846-1847; 1849

Rebekah Scott Dean Salisbury v. 7: Account book of household expenses, 1830-1839 v. 8: Account book of household expenses, 1837-1842 v. 9: Account book of household expenses, 1840 v. 10: Diary record of her last illness, 1842-1843 (kept by SS II)

Nancy Hoard Linclon Salisbury v. 11: Account book of household expenses, 1849-1850 v. 12: Account book of household expenses, 1851-1852 v. 13: Diary, 1852

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 24 Mary Grosvenor Bangs Salisbury v. 14: Diary of European trip, 1848 v. 15: Journal of social engagements, 1860-1862 v. 16: Journal of social engagements, 1863-1864 v. 17: Diary, 1863 v. 18: Diary, 1864 Box 64: Small volumes of Stephen Salisbury II v. 1: 1857 v. 8: 1864 v. 15: 1871 v. 22: 1878 v. 2: 1858 v. 9: 1865 v. 16: 1872 v. 23: 1879 v. 3: 1859 v. 10: 1866 v. 17: 1873 v. 24: 1880 v. 4: 1860 v. 11: 1867 v. 18: 1874 v. 25: 1881 v. 5: 1861 v. 12: 1868 v. 19: 1875 v. 26: 1882 v. 6: 1862 v. 13: 1869 v. 20: 1876 v. 27: 1883 v. 7: 1863 v. 14: 1870 v. 21: 1877 v. 28: 1884

Box 65: Small volumes of Stephen Salisbury II and Stephen Salisbury III et al.

Stephen Salisbury II v. 1: Passport, 1830 v. 4: Notebook, 1850, containing miscellaneous v. 2: Passport, 1831 personal memoranda v. 3: Journal of calls received and returned, 1847- v. 5: Journal of trip to California, 1870 1859 (by MGBS) v. 6: Journal of trip to Midwest, 1871 v. 7: Checkbook stubs, 1854-1858

Stephen Salisbury III v. 8: Penmanship book v. 16: Diary, 1850 v. 9: Penmanship book v. 17: Diary, 1852 v. 10: Penmanship books, 1840 v. 18: Diary, 1853 v. 11: Penmanship book, 1847? v. 19: Diary, 1854 v. 12: Account book, 1849-1850 v. 20: Diary, 1855 v. 13: Account book, 1851-1852 v. 21: Diary, 1856 v. 14: Account book, 1852-1855 v. 22: Notebook, 1858 v. 15: Diary, 1848 v. 23: Passport, 1858

Box 66a: Small volumes of Stephen Salisbury III v. 1: 1857 v. 6: 1862 v. 12: 1868 v. 18: 1873 v. 2: 1858 v. 7: 1863 v. 13: 1869 v. 19: 1874 v. 3: 1859 v. 8: 1864 v. 14: 1870 v. 20: 1874 v. 4: 1860 v. 9: 1865 v. 15: 1871 v. 5a: 1861 v. 10: 1866 v. 16: 1872 v. 5b: 1861 v. 11: 1867 v. 17: 1873

Box 66b: Small volumes of Stephen Salisbury III v. 21: 1875 v. 27: 1880 v. 33: 1886 v. 39: 1893 v. 22: 1875 v. 28: 1881 v. 34: 1887 v. 40: 1894 v. 23: 1876 v. 29: 1882 v. 35: 1888 v. 41: 1895 v. 24: 1877 v. 30: 1883 v. 36: 1889 v. 42: 1896 v. 25: 1878 v. 31: 1884 v. 37: 1890 v. 43: 1897 v. 26: 1879 v. 32: 1885 v. 38: 1891 v. 44: 1899 SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 25 v. 45: 1900 v. 47: 1902 v. 49: 1904 v. 46: 1901 v. 48: 1903 v. 50: 1905

Box 67: Small volumes of Stephen Salisbury III v. 1: Letterbook containing correspondence of Stephen Salisbury III while he was in Europe (copied by Catharine Dean Flint), 28 August 1856-18 August 1857 v. 2: Letterbook ... Europe, 9 September 1856-10 December 1856 v. 3: Letterbook ... Europe, 22 November 1856-7 May 1857 v. 4: Letterbook ... Europe, 27 August 1857-5 April 1858 v. 5: Journal, European trip, 1858-1859 v. 6: Journal, Cuban and Mexican trip, 28 October 1861-11 August 1862 v. 7: Journal, Cuban and Mexican trip, 12 September 1862-6 February 1863 v. 8: Journal, Mexican trip, 1886 v. 9: Account book of Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad Company, 1879-1884 v. 10: Account book of Irish Relief Committee, 1880-1884 v. 11: Account book of estate of Clarissa Sikes, with Stephen Salisbury III as executor, 1882-1884 v. 12: Account book of expenses as state senator, 1887-1894 v. 13: Account book of stocks and bonds, 1873-1886 v. 14: Account book of stocks and bonds, 1887-1890 v. 15: Account book of stocks and bonds, 1895-1898 v. 16: Account book of stocks and bonds, 1899-1902 v. 17: Library card catalog v. 18: Undated law notes SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 26 Octavo Volumes

Nicholas Salisbury --including alphabet to Mansion farm 1 Receipt Book, 1725-1747 lots 2 Receipt Book, 1748, 1756-1761, 1773- 27 Farm Receipt Book, 1824-1837 1784 --with entries by Elizabeth Tuckerman --with entries of Martha Saunders Salisbury Salisbury, Josiah Salisbury, Samuel 28 Account Book, 1819-1829 Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I --of estate of John W. Hubbard with SS I 3Index to Receipt Book #2 as executor 29 Account Book, 1829 Martha Saunders Salisbury --of estate of SS I (kept by SS II) 4 Account Book, 1753-1773 30 Account Book, 1829-1831 --of stock and securities --containing estate records of SS I (kept 5 Inventory of estate of Martha Saunders by SS II) Salisbury 31 Account Book, 1829-1832 --containing estate records of Stephen Samuel Salisbury I Salisbury I (kept by Stephen Salisbury 6-7 Journals of a tour of England, 1766 (No. II) 1 & 2) 32 Account Book, 1829-1833 --containing estate records of Stephen Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I Salisbury I (kept by Stephen Salisbury 8 Petty Ledger, 1768-1770 II) --of general merchandise 9 Account Book, 1767-1775 Stephen Salisbury II --of general merchandise 33 Account Book, 1825-1842 10 Account Book, 1772-1775 --of interest, rents, etc. 34 Account Book, 1812-1845 Stephen Salisbury I --of stocks, bonds, insurance 11 Legal Notes, 1794 35 Account Book, 1830-1832 --on civil and common law --of farm produce 12 Legal Notes, 1798-1805 36 Account Book, 1842-1851 13 Inventory of Books, 1814 --of farm produce 14 Bank Book, 1805-1829 37 Account Book, 1852-1859 15 Bank Book, 1818-1822 --of farm produce 16 Bank Book, 1818-1824 38 Account Book, 1847-1884; 1884-1905 17 Bank Book, 1822-1824 --of domestic help; continued by Stephen 18 Bank Book, 1824-1827 Salisbury III, 1884-1905 19 Bank Book, 1824-1829 39 Account Book, 1832-1837 20 Bank Book, 1827-1829 --of farm and labor expenses and 21 Farm Accounts, 1807-1810 agreements, house expenses, and accounts --of haying and farm produce with the Manufacturing Mutual Fire 22 Farm Accounts, 1812-1820 Insurance Company --of haying and farm produce 40 Account Book, 1828-1833 23 Farm Accounts, 1797-1814 --of farm and labor expenses and --including labor agreements, amount of agreements, house expenses, and sugar and rum consumed by employees accounts with the Manufacturing 24 Farm Accounts, 1807-1826 Mutual Fire Insurance Company --including labor agreements, amount of 41 Account Book, 1840-1866 sugar and rum consumed by employees --of farm and labor expenses and 25 Farm Accounts, 1826-1840 agreements, house expenses, and accounts --including labor agreements, amount of with the Manufacturing Mutual Fire sugar and rum consumed by employees Insurance Company 26 Farm Accounts, 1822-1828 42 Bank Book, 1836 43 Bank Book, 1841-1842 SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 27 44 Bank Book, 1832-1835 46 Register, 1847-1850 45 Checkbook stubs, 1836-1850 --of bank notes Octavo Volumes

47 Register, 1850-1856 --of bank notes 48 Register, 1850-1852 63 Account Book, 1862-1896 --of bank notes --concerning entertainment expenses 49 Report, 1846 64 Account Book, 1868 --of Banking Committee --of bequests (of an unidentified woman) 50 Report, 1847 to be handled by Sarah Gilchrist --of Banking Committee 65 Report of the directors of the Boston, 51 Report, 1846 Barre and Gardner Railroad, 1878 --of Banking Committee [this volume is missing] 52 Report, 1847 66-67 Report and Accounts, 1878 --of Banking Committee --concerning the New England Fair 53 Report, 1847 68 Report and Accounts, 1879 --of Banking Committee --concerning the New England Fair 69 Notebook, 1881-1888 Stephen Salisbury III et al. --of railroad business (kept for Stephen 54 Account Book, 1849-1850 Salisbury III by his secretary) --(kept when he was aged 14-15) 70 Subscription List, c.1884 55 Notes, 1855-1856 --for the American School of Classical --on class lectures at Harvard University Studies in Athens, Greece 56 Notes, 1859-1860 71 Account Book, 1876-1888 --on law cases --of cash expenditures 57 Notes, 1859-1860 72 Account Book, 1877-1880 --on law cases --concerning the construction of the 58 Notes, 1859-1860 Loring and Blake Organ Factory --on law cases 73 Account Book, 1879-1881 59 Notes, 1859-1861 --concerning the construction of the --on law cases Grove Street Dye House 60 Notes, 1860-1861 74 Account Book, 1880-1881 --on law cases --concerning the construction of the 61 Notes, 1861 Summer Street Building --on law cases 75 Notebook, 1893 62 Genealogical notes, 1856 --(kept by Stephen Salisbury III, as --concerning Salisbury Family; with loose chairman of the Committee on items Education in the Massachusetts State Senate) 76 Journal, 1894 January-April --on bank business

SALISBURY FAMILY, PAPERS, 1674-1916 CONTENTS LIST (CONT.) 28 Folio Volumes Josiah Salisbury I 1 Invoice and Letterbook, 1756-1760; 1769-1773 --concerning imports; with accounts of Stephen and Samuel Salisbury, 1769-1773

Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I 2 Petty Ledger, 1757-1783 3 Great Ledger, 1767-1814 4 Index to Great Ledger, undated 5 Inventory Book, 1767-1781 6 Inventory Book, 1771-1775 --with a list of notes of hand 7 Daybook, 1771-1782 8 Petty Ledger, 1773-1778 9 Inventory and Daybook, 1767-1775 10 Inventory, 1775 --of merchandise left in Boston during the Siege 11 Ledger and Wastebook, 1813-1858; 1814-1828; 1835-1840

Stephen Salisbury I 12 Account Book, 1778-1797 --of taxes for parish, town, county, and state 13 Account Book, 1800-1828 --of livestock; also contains entries omitted from Wastebook, 1791-1828 14 Account Book,1795-1828 --of household labors and repairs; with a plan and elevation of the Mansion House 15 Inventory Book, 1812 --of personal items, livestock, real estate, bank notes, books, etc. 16 Investment Ledgers, 1818-1830

Stephen Salisbury II 17 Account Book, 1829-1846 --of real estate, rents, farm, etc.; with accounts as guardian of Rebekah Scott Dean, 1829-1835 18 Letterbook, 1826-1841 19 Letterbook, 1841-1854 20 Letterbook, 1837-1868 21 Letterbook, 1861-1869 22 Letterbook, 1869-1884 23 Account Book, 1873-1874 --of the plow factory

Oversize Volume Samuel Salisbury I and Stephen Salisbury I 1 Account Book, 1783-1810 --of general merchandise

2 February 1979 revised 30 January 2006