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Maine State Library Maine State Documents Library Documents Maine State Library 1980 Index to Correspondence and Documents Relative to the North Eastern Boundary 1825-1840 Maine State Library Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalmaine.com/msl_docs Recommended Citation Maine State Library, "Index to Correspondence and Documents Relative to the North Eastern Boundary 1825-1840" (1980). Library Documents. Paper 41. http://digitalmaine.com/msl_docs/41 This Text is brought to you for free and open access by the Maine State Library at Maine State Documents. It has been accepted for inclusion in Library Documents by an authorized administrator of Maine State Documents. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CORRESPONDENCE AND DOCUMENTS relative to the North Eastern Boundary 1825 - 1840 (microfilm) 4v. Index to All Volumes (From the Original at the Maine State Library) CORRESPONDENCE AND DOCUMENTS RELATIVE TO THE NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY INDEX TO VOLUME I Page Hon. Henry Clay, Secretary of State of the United States to Albion K. Parris, Governor of Maine. November 25, 1825 1 Right Hon. Charles R. Vaughan, British Minister to Mr. Clay. November 15, 1825 5 Sir Howard Douglas, Lieut. Gov. N.B. to Mr. Vaughan. October 24, 1825 9 Copy of advertisement of Geo. W. Coffin and James Irish, Land Agents of Massachusetts and Maine. October 3, 1825 13 Major Frazer, com'g. Bat. G.C. Militia to Col. Shore, Adjt. Genl. APO Militia, October 8, 1825 17 Mr. Clay to Governor Parris. January 29, 1827 21 Mr. Vaughan to Mr. Clay. January 16, 1827 25 Letter from the Governor of Mass, to the Governor of Maine relative to the Jurisdictional authority of the two States in the disputed^territory. February, 1827 29 Mr. Clay to Governor Lincoln. March 27, 1827 33 Extract of a letter from Mr. Gallation to the Sec. State, U.S. dated London, October 30, 1826 37 Mr. Clay to Governor Lincoln, May 7, 1827 41 List of Books, papers, maps and surveys relative to the 5th article of the treaty. 45 Mr. Clay to Governor Lincoln, June 9, 1827 53 Mr. Brent of the Dept, of State, Washington, to Governor Lincoln, June 15, 1827 57 Hon. John Chandler to Governor Lincoln. July 4, 1827 61 Memorial of John Baker and James Bacon, in behalf of the inhabitants of Madawaska, September 1, 1827 65 Mr. Clay to Governor Lincoln. September 14, 1827 73 From the same to the same. September 19, 1827 77 Mr. Vaughan to Mr. Clay. September 17, 1827 81 Mr. Odell to Mr. Vaughan. March 9, 1827 85 / • f Sir Howard Douglas to Mr. Vaughan. April 13, 1827 87 Representation of Asa Baker and others in relation to the arrest of John Baker by the British Government, Bingham, Oct. 11, 1827 89 Copy of Subpoena to John Baker 93 Memorial of Walter Powers and others in relation to the arrest of John Baker 95 Edward Kent Esq. to Governor Lincoln, 99 October 28, 1827. Deposition of William Dalton relative to the difficulties and complaints of the settlers near the N.E. boundary line of the State. October 27, 1827 101 do. of Jonathan Wilson v 105 Mr. Clay to Gov. Lincoln. October 30, 1827 109 From the same to the same. November 10, 1827 113 From the Gov. of Mass, to the Gov. of Maine, November 13, 1827 117 Sir Howard Douglas to Governor Lincoln, November 15, 1827 125 Mr. Clay to Governor Lincoln. November 19, 1827 ' 129 From the same to the same. November 27, 1827 133 Sam. Barrell, Esq. to Gov. Lincoln, Dec. 1, 1827 137 Report of Charles S. Daveis, Esq. Agent appointed by Governor Lincoln to procure the release of John Baker, and for other purposes. December 24, 1827 141 Documents accompanying the Report of. Mr. Daveis. No. 1 Mr. Daveis to Sir Howard Douglas, Dec. 11, 1827 167 No. 2 Copy of writ - The King v. John Baker 171 No. 3 Mr. Baker to Mr. Daveis, Nov. 29 175 No. 4 The same to the same. Dec. 6 179 No. 5 The same to the same. Dec. 6 181 f. No. 6 The same to the same. Dec. 12 185 No. 7 The same to the Same. Dec. 23 187 Report of Charles S. Daveis, Esq. Agent appointed by the Executive of the State of Maine, to inquire into and report upon certain facts relating to aggressions upon the rights of the State, and of individual citizens thereof, by inhabitants of the Province of New Brunswick. January 31, 1828 189 Documents accompanying the Report of Mr. Daveis. No. 1 Deed - Geo. W. Coffin and James Irish Land Agents of Maine and Massachusetts to John Baker 225 No. 2 Copy of Information - The King v. John Baker 227 No. 3 Deposition of Asahel Baker 231 No. 4 Deposition of Charles Stetson 243 No. 5 Deposition of Jacob Goldthwaite 251 No. 6 Copy of Subpoena on Jacob Goldthwaite 255 NO. 7 Deposition of Charles Smart 257 No. 8 Deposition of George Fields 261 NO. 9 Deposition of Joseph Arnold 265 No. 10 Copy of Subpoena on Joseph Arnold 287 No. 11 Deposition of Ferdinand Armstrong 289 No. 12 Deposition of Nathaniel Gardiner 329 No. 13 Copy of Subpoena on Nath. Gardiner 331 NO. 14 Deposition of Joseph Jones 333 NO. 15 Deposition of Leonard Wilson 335 No. 16 Deposition of Robert Smart 337 NO. 17 Deposition of John Mathisoig 339 NO. 18 Deposition of Jonathan parks 341 No. 19 Copy of Subpoena on Jon. Parks 343 No. 20 Deposition of Jonathan Parks 345 Deposition of Samuel Gardner 349 Deposition of Nathaniel Churchill 351 Deposition of William W. Toyle 353 Deposition of same 355 Deposition of Lewis Johnston 359 Deposition of James Campbell 361 Copy of Subpoena on James Campbell 363 Deposition of Peter Bull 365 Deposition of John Dorrey 367 Deposition of Thomas Beckwith 369 Deposition of same 371 Deposition of George Gilliand 373 Deposition of David Freeman 375 Copy of Subpoena to John Finowth 377 Copy of Subpoena to William McRea 379 Copy of Subpoena to Charles Johnstone 381 Mr. Daveis to Governor Lincoln 383 Deposition of Joshua Christy 386 Copy of Subpoena to Joshua Christy 388 Affidavit of Joshua Christy 389 Affidavit of John Larlee 392 Affidavit of James Armstrong 393 Affidavit of George Manser 397 Affidavit of Peter Bull 401 Affidavit of Thomas Feeling 403 Copy of Subpoena to Tho. Feeling 405 No.47 Affidavit of Seth W. 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April 26, 1828 Deposition of Charles Turner Mr. Clay to Hon. Wm. Pitt Preble. May, 1828 47 ■#*8f0r _____ -_ •____ _______ The Governor of Massachusetts to the Governor of Maine. Sept. 29, 1828 55 Mr. Clay to Governor Lincoln. Nov. 6, 1828 59 Report of Messrs.Rose and Coffin, Land Agents of Maine and Massachusetts. November 23, 1828 63 John G. Deane. Esq. to Governor Lincoln. Dec. 29, 1828 77 Mr. Browne of the Dept, of State, Washington, to Governor Lincoln 93 Mr. Clay to A. Nichols, Secr'y. of State. January 2, 1829 97 The Governor of Massachusetts to the Governor of Maine. January 7, 1829 101 The Governor of Massachusetts to Mr. Clay. December 30, 1828 105 Extract of a letter addressed by Mr.^Coffin, Land Agent, to the Governor of Massachusetts 109 Mr. Van Buren, Sec. State, U.S. to Governor Smith, March 9, 1831 113 The same to the same. March 18, 1831 117 The same to the same. April 7, 1831 125 \ Mr. Preble to Governor Smith. May 3, 1831 129 Decision of the King of the Netherlands 133 Mr. Preble to Baron Verstolk van Soelen. January 12, 1831 153 Mr. Preble to Sir Charles Bagot. January 25, 1831 161 Mr. Preble to Mr. McLane. January 25, 1831 165 Decision of the King of the Netherlands as Arbitrator on the subject of the North Eastern Boundary of the United States, (in French) January 10, 1831 A 189 Translation of the Decision of the Arbiter B 209 Mr. Preble to the Baron Verstolk van Soelen, his majesty's Minister of Foreign Affairs. January 12, 1831 C 233 Extract of a Dispatch from Mr. Preble to the Secretary of State. January 16, 1831 D 241 Mr. Preble to Sir Charles Bagot, the British Ambassador. January 18, 1831 E 245 Sir Charles Bagot to Mr. Preble. January 17, 1831. F 249 Plan of that part of the North Eastern Territory given by the decision of the Arbiter to Great Britain. 253 Hon. A. Ware to Governor Smith. August 11, 1831 255 Sir Archibald Campbell, Lieut. Gov. of New Brunswick to Governor Smith.
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    OLD· LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC SPOTS of WORCESTER, MASSi\.CHUSETTS By JOHN PEARL SPEARS Illustrated Commonwealth Press Worcester, Massachusetts 1931 Copyright I 9 3 I by Commonwealth Press Worcester, Massachusetts • ' ••·•• M:,--• ◄ ... -◄ •» ·-· .: __ .:' .. ..:~~,:.:-:: ~· fj~$; "'-::7,;·; 11~.::,--- .... ..... ... _- ...... __ - .. ,,.,.,.,.,-- .•.. - 0Lo SouTH MEETING HousE ( I 763-1887) From the western porch of this historic place of worship, the Dcclnration of Independence was first publicly read in New England, July 14, 1776, "No labor of historian, no eloquence of orator, will st~ the heart of youth to the love of country, and a desire to emulate the great deeds of the past, like a visit to the spot which has been familiar with the presence of great men, or the scene where great deeds have been enacted." -SENATOR GEORGE FRISBIE HOAR. CONTENTS Central Route . • • • • • I Main Street North Route . • • • • 15 Main Street South Route . 57 Chandler Hill Route . • • • • • 88 Lincoln Street Route . I 04 Quinsigamond and G~fton Hill Route . I 26 North Worcester Route . • • • • • • • 140 South Worcester Route . • • 151 Index . • • 1 55 ILLUSTRATIONS Old South Church . Frontispiece First Burying Ground • . .. Page 4 Gardner Chandler Mansion . Page 52 Site of First Settlement . Page 68 Jonathan Gates House . Page 84 Site of First Permanent Settlement . Page 100 Scene of Lenorson Capture by Indians . Page 116 Birthplace of George Bancroft . • • . Page 132 Pakachoag Hill Indian Spring . Page 152 FOREWORD In these days of hustle and bustle, too little attention is given to the event~ of the past, or to the history of the earlier life of the place in which we live A stranger often acquires more knowledge of the historic spots of a town or city than do the citizens themselves.
  • President Lincoln and His Vice-Presidents. Lincoln Era Essay

    President Lincoln and His Vice-Presidents. Lincoln Era Essay

    DOCUMENT RESUME ED 360 206 SO 022 835 AUTHOR Cagle, William, Ed. TITLE President Lincoln a-id His Vice-Presidents. Lincoln Era Essay Contest Eleventh Annual Winners-1992. INSTITUTION Indiana Univ., Bloomington. Lilly Library. PUB DATE 92 NOTE 181p. PUB TYPE Information Analyses (070) Collected Works General (020) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS High Schools; High School Students; Intermediate Grades; Junior High Schools; *Presidents of the United States; *Student Projects; Student Research; *United States History IDENTIFIERS Hamlin (Hannibal); Johnson (Andrew); *Lincoln (Abraham); Student Writing; *Vice Presidents; Writing Contests ABSTRACT Sponsored by an endowment to Indiana University, the Lincoln Era Essay Contest has been held since 1982.Students in grades 6 to 12 may submit essays that addresssome topic dealing with Abraham Lincoln's presidency. A new topic is choseneach year. Written by middle school/junior high and high schoolstudents, this year's 19 essays concern President Abraham Lincolnand his two vice-presidents: Hannibal Hamlin and Andrew Johnson.Some of the titles are: "Lincoln and His Vice-Presidents in Caricature"(E. Broxmeyer); "Lincoln, Hamlin, and Johnson" (S. Silver);and "President Lincoln's Two Great Mistakes" (J. Veverka).(DB) *********************************************************************** Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best thatcan be made from the original document. *********************************************************************** U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCA' Office of Educatoonal Research and Imi EDUCATIONAL RESOJRCES INFO CENTER (ERIC) lifis,Thm document has been reprc ceeved from the person or on ouginaung 0 Namur changes have been made reproduchon quality Points of view of opnons staled ,r ment do not necessarily reprew OERI posobon or mac,/ "PERMISSION TO REPRODUC MATERIAL HA, BEEN GRAN' K} V-.