HISTORICAL BOSTON/DOGGET FAMILY EPHEMERA
Noah Dogget (1770-1842): 1829 letter requesting volunarty aid of gentleman to patrol the streets...; 1835 letter regarding Boston Encampment of Knight Templars from Bradford; two stockholder announcements, 1830 and 1844; approx. (19) Entry of Merchandise statements, goods imported to Boston by Dogget (Noah and Nathaniel Dogget), various ships, ranging from 1841-1859; (2) Arlington St. Church pew plans; 1822 Arlington St. Church Dogget pew receipt; by-laws booklet for FIRST CHURCH BOSTON, 1829; along with 1856 Plan of the Estate of the late Judge Jackson, Chauncy St., Boston showing buildings to be demolished for the construction of Merchant's Hall;
DIRECT TAX 1816 Boston broadside, listing persons and for what how much they owe, Edward Jones, Collector (some discoloration); YOUTH'S COMPANION, Boston, No. 39, February 22, 1828 (fragile at folds)
Estimate: $400 - $600
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Lot 186 : HISTORICAL BOSTON/DOGGET FAMILY EPHEMERA
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