Box 7
Container
Contains 36 Results:
1. Receipt. Troy and Oswego Line. Ohio Troy and Erie Line on the Ohio Canal. Received … Troy Tow Boat … J. Lyman & Co. Aug. 12, 1835.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
2. Letter. Original. To Mr. D.A. Lyman, G.R. from J.C. Spacs? Or W.C. , Nov. 1, 1836. Utica.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
3. Contract Memo. American Transportation Co. on the Erie and Ohio Canals, and on the Lakes. N.Y. May 12, 1843? James Lyman of GR from N.Y. to Grand Huron?
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
4. Receipt? The Great Western, 1843. Includes schedule. Letter Nov. 11, 1844, Buffalo. To Mr. Jas. Lyman. Signed Gelston(Galston) & Crane?(Evans), Buffalo. RE the transportation of goods.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
5. American Transportation Co. Received July 3, 1844. James Lyman, G.R. Care of C.B. Alber, Grand River.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
6. Statement. Nov. 1, 1883, Mr. H.P. Baker.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
7. Statement. J.C. Herkner Jewelry Co. Jewelry Wash, [190X] n.d. No name.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
8. Typed Transcription: Memorandum RE Act 95 of the Public Acts of 1838, incorporating the Village of Grand Rapids on April 5, 1838, One Hundred and Twenty Years ago on April 5 Next. 2 typed sheets.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
9. Two copies of a typed letter on log marks and other historial info. Nov. 1, 1956. To: John W. Blodgett, Jr. c/o Mrs. Pearl Nopper. Letterhead: Harrington, Waer, Cary & Martin, Attorneys, GR. Signed Oscar E. Waer on one copy.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date
10. Two copies of a typed letter on log marks and other historial info. Nov. 1, 1956. To: John W. Blodgett, Jr. c/o Mrs. Pearl Nopper. Letterhead: Harrington, Waer, Cary & Martin, Attorneys, GR. Signed Oscar E. Waer on one copy.
File — Box: 7, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
This devised collection contains a hodge podge of manuscript items, which came to the department separately, but together begin to tell an interesting though incomplete story of Grand Rapids, and its citizens and organizations, over the years. One of the greatest strengths of the collection is the biographical information, either direct, such as in the Citizens Biographies, or indirect, such as information from a random diary or remembrance. Some other subseries...
Dates:
no date