1760-1782, undated
Folders C.1.57-C.1.61
GUSN-296359
Series IX, Papers of Joshua Coffin (1732-1774), 1760-ca.1782, undated (#C.1.57-C.1.61), contains correspondence between Coffin and John Pike regarding purchases made in the West Indies for a sodality organization; financial records comprised of an account sheet and a receipt; and legal documents. The legal documents include Coffin's deeds for land purchases in Newbury in the province of Massachusetts Bay; estate papers relating to the subdivision of Coffin's land among his heirs and his widow, Sarah (Bartlett) Coffin (1732-1798); an indenture regarding Daniel Mitchell, son of John Mitchell, of Wells in the province of Massachusetts Bay; arbitration documents between Ralph Cross and Benjamin Lunt and between John Hale, a tailor, from Boscawen in the province of New Hampshire, and Stephen Hale, a weaver, from Newbury in the province of Massachusetts Bay; and other related legal documents. See #2.3 through 3.1 for related material in the bound account books. The series is arranged alphabetically by record type, and thereunder chronologically.
personal papers
Personal papers (1 carton)
MS010
Coffin family papers
1929
MS010.09
personal papers
Series
Folders C.1.57-C.1.61
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