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Worcester Papers, 1790-1835

Title:
Worcester Papers, 1790-1835
Creator:
Worcester, Noah, Rev., 1758-1837
Worcester, Thomas, Rev., 1768-1831
Accession / Call Number:
1984.022
Object ID:
1984.022
Date:
1790-1835
Physical Description:
1 box
Scope and Content:
The Worcester Papers, 1790-1835 includes approximately 150 papers and 1 volume. The Noah Worcester papers are principally correspondence with John W. Foster, secretary of the Portsmouth Peace Society, 1818-1823 (42 items). There are also 8 tracts and letters concerning financial difficulties with Jacob Abbott Cummings and Hilliard, publishers of The Christian Disciple, 1813-1817. The Thomas Worcester papers include letters, 1790-1831, mostly from other clergymen; some tracts and copies of letters concerning the inquiry of the Hopkinton Association; sermons, and an account book. The accounts of Thomas Worcester run from 1795-1823. They were kept in a volume belonging to James Lee, merchant of Manchester, MA, whose accounts were kept from 1763-1775.
Locations:
Portsmouth, NH
Salisbury, NH
Hollis, NH
Cambridge, MA
Brighton, MA
Manchester, MA
Organizations:
Portsmouth Peace Society (Portsmouth, N.H.)
Massachusetts Peace Society
Massachusetts Peace Society. Committee of Inquiry
Credit Line:
Gift to the New Hampshire Historical Society.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Collection
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