Hatch, Albert Ruyter
- Title:
- Hatch, Albert Ruyter
- Creator:
- Hatch, Albert Ruyter.
- Accession / Call Number:
- M 1918-001
- Object ID:
- M 1918-001
- Date:
- 1841-1893
- Physical Description:
- 2 1/2 boxes (ca. 800 items). ca. 800 loose items.
- Scope and Content:
- Lawyer, Portsmouth, N.H. Correspondence, commissions, printed notices relating to the Governor's Horse Guards. Correspondence concerns work as a lawyer and clerk of the U.S. District Court and Democratic party politics in Portsmouth with some national comment. A group of papers (1859-65) relating to the Governor's Horse guards; some correspondence (1879-93) of Hatch's son, John Hatch (1849-1904), a lawyer of Greenland, N.H., concerning his election campaign for State Senate (1884) and his attempts to obtain appointment as clerk of U.S. Circuit court (1886); a group of ca. 40 letters describing Hawaii (1850-77) from Charles Coffin Harris (1822-1881), a letter (1861) describing the "City of Salt" by Frank Fuller, the Governor of Utah, and a few letters concerning the Army in Florida (1854-55). Correspondents on legal matters include Nathan Clifford, Richard Olney, Joel Parker, and Amos Tuck. Political correspondents include Montgomery Blair, John Hatch George, Matthew Harvey and Levi Woodbury. See inventory.
- Subjects:
- Hatch, Albert Ruyter. , Elections New Hampshire.
- Locations:
- Hawaii Description and travel.
Utah History.
Portsmouth (N.H.) - Level Description:
- Item
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