Pynchon Family History Salem & Newburyport Massachusetts, also Other Families & New England Ship Registry, Contained in Essex Institute Historical Collections Quarterly April 1936.

Verlag: The Essex Institute, 1936

This is a Historical Journal with much information about Salem and Newburyport, Massachusetts - with Ship Registers & Genealogy. Of special interest is the material on the Pynchon Family , the Ropes Family, and the Rogers Family. THE ESSEX INSTITUTE HISTORICAL COLLECTION QUARTERLY VOLUME LXXII, APRIL1936. / Containing a Catalogue of Portraits in the Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts, (Continued from Vol. 72, No 1). This issue includes the Portrait and brief Biographical Sketch of WILLIAM PYNCHON (1590 - 1662), Ancestor of Novelist THOMAS PYNCHON. William Pynchon, who emigrated in 1630, was the first of Thomas Pynchon's ancestors to live in America. ******************* This issue also including Biographical Sketches of the following (a few are quite brief) : Anstiss Pickman (Cutts) Quinby (1840 - 1911) / ROBERT SAMUEL RANTOUL(1832 - 1922) [portrait included - Ratoul was appointed by President Lincoln as Collector of Customs in the Port of Salem. He was also a Representative to the Massachusetts State Legislature, and Mayor of Salem.] / Gershom Rawlins (1686 - 1757) / John Rawlins / Lydia (Croade) Reed (1778 - 1843) / John Reith (1770 - 1823) / Ann Warren Brazer (Ives) Cole-Richardson (1836 - ) / David Roberts (1804 - 1879) / Elizabeth Putnam (Peabody) Rogers (1829 - 1921) / REV. JOHN ROGERS (1666 - 1745) [portrait included] / Sarah Ellen (Derby) Rogers (1805 - 1877) / David Ropes (1739 - 1793) / David Augustus Ropes ( about 1817 - 1843) / Hannah (Haraden) Ropes (1768 - 1845) / Hannah Haraden Ropes (1791 - 1862) / John Titcomb Ropes (1810 - 1879) / Jonathan Ropes (1718 - 1799) / Jonathan Millet Ropes (1799 - 1873?) / Lucinda (Whipple) Ropes (1831 - 1906) / Nathaniel Ropes (1833 - 1893) / Priscilla (Webb) Ropes (1741 - 1831) / TIMOTHY ROPES (1773 - 1848) and son Henry Ropes (1817 -) [portrait included . Timothy Ropes was a master mariner, owner and master of several ships] / Harriet (Paine) Rose (1779 - 1860) / Joseph Warner Rose (c. 1773 - 1826) / Ebenezer Rowe (1770 - 1826?) / Theodore Furber Rowe (1810 - ) / John Russell (1779 - 1853) / Leverett Saltonstall (1783 - 1845) / Joseph Saul (1815 - 1881) / Eunice Cass (Lyford) Saunders (1820 - 1896) / Philip Saunders (1774 - 1797) ************************** THIS ISSUE ALSO CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING : "Bryant and Whittier" , an article on the two great American poets by Charles I. Glicksberg (Brief) / "Letters and Documents By or Relating to Hugh Peter", Edited with Notes by Raymond Phineas Stearns (Continued from Vol. 72, page 72) / Ship Registers of the District of Newburyport, 1789 - 1870" - Compiled from the Newburyport Custom House Records, now on Deposit at the Essex Institute (Continued from Vol 71, page 366) [Has an accompanying illustration depicting a painting of the ship Spartan, built in Newburyport in 1834] / Book Reviews / Annual Report of The Essex Institute for the Year Ending May 1, 1936 - List of Officers and Committees ************************ PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Volume pagination 111 - 180 (70 pages) plus 43 pages comprising the Annual Report; approximately 6 3/8" x 9 15/8"; printed gray wraps, glued and stapled (paper covers) - untrimmed, mostly unopened leaves. ************************* CONDITION - NEAR VERY GOOD - Clean and presentable - with the following noted: An unread issue - ie: the leaves are still mostly unopened the leaves (bolts) are still joined). / EXTERIOR : The staples used for the binding have rusted and discolored the cover and interior pages at the point of contact between paper and staples- there is a bit of surface abrasion - near-negligible wear to cover edges - else basically clean and presentable. / BINDING : Solid . no pages are loose or detached. / INTERIOR : a few of the leaves have been separated (the Bryant / Whittier article a couple of leaves in the genealogical section), else the issue remains mostly unopened - I spotted at least two instances of leaf edge tears, else clean and presentable. A NICELY PRESERVED SPECIMEN SCARCE ON. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 316

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Titel: Pynchon Family History Salem & Newburyport ...
Verlag: The Essex Institute
Erscheinungsdatum: 1936
Einband: Soft cover
Zustand: Very Good