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Massachusetts Document 18

MID 1700'S RECORDS PERTAINING TO SETTING BOUNDRIES FOR TIVERTON, DARTMOUTH, FREETOWN AND MIDDLEBOROUGH, MA. ETC. 8 X 12 3/4 INCHES, AGED PAPER LEDGIBLE INK HAND WRITTING ON BOTH SIDES. There are 14 entries on one side and 19 on the other, each seperated by a line. Each statement is in regard to a vote or some action taken,i.e, "agents chosen for Dartmouth & Tiverton to go to the bounds between the two towns."

Emily Dickinson
Approximately five letters from Edward Dickinson [Emily's father] to Alfred Norcross, ca. 1867-68. All have original envelopes and stamps typically 1 or 2 pages each. Dark ink with dark signatures. Business and personal content. Photo 5, is close-up of a one page letter to sister, Lavinia, Amherst, April 21, 1831, clean dark brown ink, personal and family matters. With mention of Emily and little Emily enjoying the ride.... Signed, Edward Dickinson. Also included, letter to Edward Dickinson from Bardwell, 1828, regarding direct tax of 1815 and 16, one page document listing 27 Monson residents and amount paid. very good condition. Another one page letter, 1847, to brother, Edward. Finally, one page letter, 1839, from D. Stebbins.

Mass 1725: This Document has Simon Dilis of Lebanon formerly of Situeate in ye Province Of The Massachusetts Bay: Acknowledge myself to stand Justly Indebted unto Jonathon Metcalf of Lebanon above said in ye County of New London and Colony of Connecticut Trader ye full and just sum Seventeen Pounds and Ten Shillings in Good Bills of Public Credit and Promise to Pay it to said Metcalf at or before the first day of may next ensuing the day of ye date hereof as witness my hand hereunto first of day and year above written before these witness's.