Cabot family

Papers, 1712-1862 by Cabot family ( )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Cabot family papers chiefly illuminate the prosperous shipping activities of John Cabot (1680-1742), his sons, Francis (1717-1786) and Joseph (1720-1767), and Joseph's sons, George (1752-1823), John (1744-1821), Joseph (1745-1774), and Andrew (1750-1791). Shipping papers series (1736-1812) includes ships' papers of vessels owned or mastered by family members, including inventory of the brig Gipsy's voyage to India; records of fish caught by the schooner Sally; correspondence from foreign and domestic merchants in Kittery, Me., Portsmouth, N.H., Philadelphia, Pa., London, England, and Barcelona and Bilbao, Spain; correspondence of John, Jr., regarding French spoliation claim on the brig Welcome Return; master's correspondence of Josiah Orne aboard several vessels; financial records of Joseph Cabot, Jr., including distillery accounts and accounts of schooners Tryall, Sally, and other vessels; and miscellaneous shipping papers. Includes information relating to the family firm J. & A. Cabot (founded by George, John, and Andrew Cabot, and their brother-in-law, Joseph Lee), its fish interests, and considerable trade with West Indian and Spanish ports.

Papers, 1786-1945 (inclusive) by Cabot family ( Book )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Collection contains correspondence, diaries, travel journals, and records, 1786-1840, of Thomas Handasyd Perkins concerning the slave, tea, and spice trades. His daughter, Eliza Perkins, married Samuel Cabot and her reminiscences of 19th century Boston are in the collection. The largest body of papers, 1840-1902, those of James Elliot Cabot and his wife Elisabeth Dwight describe life in 19th century Boston and discuss the Civil War. Correspondents include Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, Charles Eliot Norton, Frederick Law Olmsted and Theodore Parker. Also included in the collection are early 20th century childcare diaries of Cabot mothers.

Cabot family album collection, 1890-1945 by Cabot family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Nine albums containing photographs, clippings, ephemera, and postcards.

Cabot Family Papers, 1712-1862 by Cabot family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Salem and Beverly, MA shipping merchant famly. Includes shipping papers of Francis (1717-1786), Joseph (1720-1767), George (1752-1823), John (1744-1821), Joseph (1745-1774), and Andrew Cabot (1750-1791). Also includes Neopolitan claims notes of Joseph S. Cabot (1796-1874) and papers of other family members.

Saltonstall family papers, 1524-1969 by Saltonstall family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Large multi-generational collection of papers of the Saltonstall family of Haverhill and Salem, Mass., 1524-1969, includes correspondence, legal and business papers, genealogical information, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks, letterbooks, deeds, pamphlets, speeches, printed material, diaries, and other papers largely of and collected by Leverett Saltonstall (1783-1845) and Leverett Saltonstall (1825-1895).

Higginson-Cabot-Channing family papers, 1709-1904 ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Correspondence of various members of the Channing, Higginson, and Cabot families, but principally of: Susan C. (Higginson) and Francis D. Channing; Louisa (Storrow) and Stephen Higginson; their daughter Susan C. (Channing) and her husband Francis J. Higginson; their daughter Mary L. (Higginson) and her husband Francis Cabot; and their chldren, including Marian (Cabot) Putnam. The collection also includes some early Storrow family items and engagement letters between Francis J. Higginson and Susan C. Channing (1828-30), letters written from Rio de Janeiro (1810-11), letters from Europe during various trips there, and a few genealogical notes.

John H. Cabot papers, 1799-1878 by John Higginson Cabot ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Import merchants' agent. Correspondence (1808) with British authorities in Poonamalee, India, relating to Cabot's capture on the brig Creole and his imprisonment by the British during the Napoleonic Wars, and correspondence (1820-44) with his family during commission voyages to New Orleans, La., Leghorn (Livorno, Italy), and Marseilles, France; together with journal (1814-15) of Stephen Cabot (1788-1831), describing the wreck of the ship Principe Real on a voyage from Boston to South Carolina; accounts and depositions of Charles Follen, relating to his capture by Confederate troops while lease-farming the Childress plantation at Murfreesboro, Tenn.; and other papers.

Chabot family papers : additions, 1892-1912 by Cabot family ( )
in English and held by 0 libraries worldwide
Account books of The Vallejo Water Company (1934-1945) and Estate of Remi Chabot (1892-1912); abstract of property of The Vallejo Water Company (1907); stock certificate book of The Vallejo Water Company (1909,?); notebook of reminiscences; letter transmitting the condolences of The Contra Costa Water Company upon the death of Albert Chabot; Mare Island Water procurement materials; and genealogy of Mathurian Chabot.