1st Massachusetts Document

American Revolution American Revolutionary War 1778 Muster Roll Document "Camp White Plains" NY - 1st Massachusetts Regiment ! July 31, (17)78-Dated Revolutionary War Period, Manuscript Document Signe

[CIVIL WAR]. III Corps badge identified to Sergeant Charles F. Browne, Company F, 1st Massachusetts Regiment, WIA Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. 2 1/2 x 2 3/4 in. engraved silver su

Revolutionary War-dated manuscript DS, one page, 14.25 x 12, September 19, 1776. Document issued by the "Government & People of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England," appointing George Leonard, Jr

[MASSACHUSETTS] an 1806 manuscript document concerning Eli Jones, one of the surveyors of Higways for the Town of Lincoln. Mentions road from Concord line at the new bridge; the public meeting house f

An early 19th-C court order instructing the Town of Newbury to pay $824.45 to the Commonwealth of Mass for its share of funds owed. Dated May 1807 and signed by Tucker who was Clerk of Court in Salem

1899 Spanish American War 1ed 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Civil War Frye A rare 19th-century historical account of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Regiment. This unit served throughout the

military appointment of Jacob Emmons as First Sergeant, First Regiment, First Brigade, First Division of Militia of Massachusetts and follow through letter from Adjutant General, framed.

Survivors of Valley Forge Return 1778 Mass. Showing Death and Sickness From Rev Wars Most Brutal Campaign! This return from July 1778 lists the companies in Col. John Bailey's "1st Massachusetts Regim

Colonial America "... not the Sons of Peace Massachusetts Document "We comply with the Exhortation of the Council, & desire the Parish may be in peace & quietness." c. 1770 Colonial (Boston Massacre)

Carte-de-visite (CDV) group of six (6) members of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, including: Top row, left: Bust view of Captain George A. Perry of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. Identi

Carte-de-visite (CDV) grouping of two views depicting Captain John F. Pope of the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery. He is listed as being wounded at the Battle of Petersburg on June 18th, 1864. Left:

Union, lady Liberty, flags all over design. Soldier's mail, chaplain of the 1st Massachusetts regiment, from Washington D.C. to Massachusetts. Indistinct 1862? cds postmark with Due 3 marking. Opened

Domestic: Free Shipping Item: Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Civil War Stereoview Photograph with Monument to the 1st Massachusetts Infantry on Emmitsburg Rd Title: "On Emmitsburg Road - 1st Mass.

LOT (41) COLONY AND STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, DOCUMENTS INCLUDING DEEDS, INDENTURES AND RECEIPTS, 1703-1826

Split tail carving and tack eyes. Measures 8.75” long. Provenance:  Ex John Delph collection.  Guyette & Schmidt, April 1994.

From the rig of C. N. Smith, and so branded on the underside. Measures 14.5" long.

Very sleek body. Hollow carved from the back. Tack eyes and wooden keel typical of Marblehead. Measures 17.5" long.

Advance on Sevastopol Iron Cross 2nd Class and Kuban Bridgehead, Iron Cross 1st Class Document group to Wachmeister Josef Kuhn, 10th and 7th Batteries, 150th Artillery Reg. 50th Inf. Div. Army Group S

Majority of document written in Latin, Frame measures 19 1/2 x 15 1/2in, Document measures 17 x 13in.

1862 promotion document making James Chapman an Orderly Sergeant with the 38th Massachusetts Infantry. The document is signed by Colonel Timothy Ingraham who commanded the regiment.

A 1753 early colonial court document issued by Judge Joseph Wilder (1683 -1757), Judge of Probate of Wills for Worcester County, "within his Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England"

Jonathan Adams Sr. and John Turner Sr., an early American document, Medfield, County of Suffolk.

George II, Province Of Massachusetts Court Document, September 15th, 1755, H 12.25'' W 7.5'' Printed and handwritten court summons document dated September 15th, 1755. 'George the Second By the Grace

Document signed by Lewis Darling. Minton, Massachusetts, 21 September 1816. 1 page. A summons for Seth Darling who served in "the company of which Pickering is commanding officer". [War of 1812, Milit