Massachusetts Bay 1780 Appointment as Sergeant

Massachusetts Bay 1780 Appointment as Sergeant Manuscript Document Signed, “David Cushing Colo.”, 1p, 8” x 12”, Hingham, July 22, 1780. Not examined out of protective mylar hou

MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA APPOINTMENT, 1780 Partly-printed war-date D.S., 1p. 11" x 12", Boston, October 4, 1780, the appointment of John Bacon to serve as Captain of the 3rd Regiment of Militia in Berksh

One page manuscript guardianship appointment to Hannah Graves custodianship of two children by the court at Hampshire in Massachusetts. Dated December 20, 1780 and signed by Eleazar Porter, Esquire. F

Eight dollar Massachusetts-Bay colonial currency note. 1780, printed by Hall & Sellers.

Three dollar Massachusetts-Bay colonial currency note. 1780, printed by Hall & Sellers.

1780 State of Massachusetts-Bay $2 dollars paper currency, 2 3/4" x 3 3/4", Provenance, Robert Tess, Warsaw, Indiana

State of Massachusetts Bay tax raising document. The house of representatives dated June 14, 1780, read and concurred by John Hancock, Speaker, later to become first signer of Declaration of Independe

American Revolution 1780 Revolutionary War 6% “Commodities” Indexed Bond January 1, 1780-Dated Revolutionary War, State of Massachusetts Bay, “Commodities” Based Indexed Bond, Very Fine. Wonde

American Revolution Massachusetts Bay Revolutionary War Era Treasury Certificate January 1, 1780-Dated, Revolutionary War. Massachusetts Treasury Certificate. Anderson MA-20. Very Fine. State of Massa

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.

With four reeded front legs and figured mahogany panels, North Shore, Massachusetts. Circa 1780-90, 73 1/2" long, 29" deep, 34 1/2" high. Attributed to Seymour by Albert Sack. Found in Nor

Autographs 1754-Dated William Dummer Autograph Document Signed Known for Dummer's War Treaty with the Abenakis Indians WILLIAM DUMMER (1677-1761). Province of Massachusetts Bay Lieutenant Governor for

Large manuscript deed dated 1696 being the conveyance of property in the Upper Swamp of Middleborough on several tracts excluding the "Majors Purchase", between John Turner of Scituate in Plymouth and

Massachusetts Bay Religious Tolerance in 1743 fo "those People called Quakers refusing to take the Oath that by Law is required " Governor Regarding Quaker Officeholders This petition from the selectm

(BOSTON.) J.W. Rutter, after. Iron Light House on Minots Ledge, Massachusetts Bay. From a Drawing for Which a Premium was Awarded at the Late Mechanix's Fair. Lighted First Time Jany. 1st, 1850. Built

Estate / Collection: The Victor Gulotta Collection RAWSON, EDWARD Manuscript signed. Boston: circa 1640-72. One page manuscript on a long sheet of watermarked laid paper fully in Rawson's hand and wit

Estate / Collection: The Victor Gulotta Collection [MASSACHUSETTS] HUTCHINSON, THOMAS. Document signed by Thomas Hutchinson as Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay. Printed documen

Letter from Thomas Hutchinson regarding the death and estate of Elizabeth Fisher to William Fisher, 1 page, double-sided, loose; 19.5 x 16 cm (7 5/8 x 6 1/4 in.)

Colonial America 1741 Massachusetts-Bay in New England Property Deed April 30, 1741-Dated Colonial Era, Manuscript Document Signed, Dorchester (Boston), Massachusetts Bay in New England, Very Fine. Au

Colonial America 1760 Colonial Greenfield, Massachusetts-Bay Last Will and Testament... "to be Buried in a Christian decent manner..." April 14, 1760-Dated Colonial Period, Manuscript Document Signed,

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"

Colonial America 1738 Early Colonial Massachusetts Bay Original Land Deed 1738-Dated Early Colonial, Manuscript Document Land Deed Signed, "Samuel Leonard" as Justice of the Peace, Raynham, Bristol Co

1832 Massachusetts Bay Constitution Convention American Revolution John Adams The Constitutional Convention met in Massachusetts in 1779 and convened to establish new state constitution following the

“The London Chronicle” for May 21-24, 1774. Eight pages complete. Content includes an article entitled “…Bill for the Impartial Administration of Justice in Massachusett’s Bay”. Much else,