Merrill family

Papers, 1868-1927 by Merrill family ( Book )
in English and held by 2 libraries worldwide
Photographs, poems, and letters, of the Curtis Merrill Family of De Pere, Ripon, and Green Bay. Letters are primarily addressed to Katherine Merrill, daughter of Curtis, but there are also letters to and from her mother, Jeannette Blake Merrill; her brother, Carleton; her uncle, Henry Merrill; her great-uncle, Hugh Buchanan; her cousin, Elizabeth C. Merrill; and one from her grandfather, Samuel Blake.

Samuel Merrill family correspondence, 1876 by Merrill family ( Book )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Twenty seven business letters addressed to J.H. Merrill; a letter from Kimball to Samuel Merrill; a letter to J.G. Rounds; and a clipping related to Russell Merrill. One letter is undated. All remaining letters are dated 1876.

Merrill family deeds, 1807-1830 by Merrill family ( Book )
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Deeds to and from members of the Merrill family: deed from Nathaniel Merrill, Jr. to Isaac Merrill for land in Brownfield (4 Aug. 1807); John Lord of Limington to Isaac Merrill of Brownfield for land in Brownfield (20 July 1807); John Merrill of Portland, Me., to Isaac Merrill for land in Brownfield (3 Oct. 1811); Samuel E. Merrill to Isaac Merrill for land in Brownfield (8 Dec. 1830).

Merrill family records, undated by Merrill family ( Book )
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Records of the Merrill family, descendants of James (1719-1798) and Mary Osgood Merrill (b. 1720).

Legal papers by Merrill Family ( Book )
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Deeds, tax records, wills, principally of the Merrill family of Warren, N.H.

Greenleaf-Merrill family papers, 1819-1917 ( Book )
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Manuscript papers and records including papers of Moses Greenleaf, a 19th century cartographer, relating to the Williamsburg slate quarries and the Bangor & Piscataquis Canal & Railway Co.; a defense of [free]masonry in reply to an attack by Rev. Nathan Sheldon; a volume recording cattle markings and mortgages of personal property in Williamsburg; together with business papers of the Adams H. Merrill family relating to its activities in general merchandising, lumber, slate, and railroads; and notes for a history of Brownville, Me.

Papers, 1841-1860 by Merrill family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Genealogies of the Merrill family, including Clarissa Merrill, Richard Merrill, Mark Merrill, and other family members.

Merrill Family Papers, 1816-1903 by Merrill family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
West Newbury and Salisbury, MA family. Collection includes correspondence, legal papers, and genealogy for William, Nathan, Thomas, and Orlando B. (coroner).

Harrington and Merrill families papers, 1732-1963 (bulk 1870-1900) by Martha A Merrill ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
Family papers collected by Martha A. Merrill that document the Harrington, Merrill, and Pendergast families since their arrival in Hutchinson (Minn.) during the mid-1800s through 1946. The papers consist largely of family correspondence, supplemented with photographs, diaries, journals, business and political correspondence, deeds, wills, and two family genealogies.

Merrill family correspondence, 1887-1960 by Merrill family ( )
in English and held by 1 library worldwide
A collection of letters mostly to Edward N. Merrill with a few to his sons Edward F. Merrill and William F. Merrill from Maine governors, United States senators and United States congressmen. Most letters concern politics in Maine and in Congress. Many letters are from Edwin C. Burleigh and concern his successful gubernatorial campaign of 1892. Other correspondents include S.S. Marble, Henry B. Cleaves, Llewellyn Powers, William T. Cobb, Carl E. Milliken, Eugene Hale, William P. Frye, Bert M. Fernald, William M. Calder, Frederick Hale, William Tudor Gardiner, Frederick G. Payne, John H. Reed, Seth L. Milliken, Samuel W. Gould, John A. Peters, Frank E. Guernsey, John E. Nelson, Ira G. Hersey, Carroll L. Beedy, Wallace H. White, Jr., Percival Baxter, and Louis J. Brann.