Guide to the Adams Family Papers, 1731-1964

Collection number: MC 56
Size: 43 boxes (ca. 16 cu.ft.)

About the Adams Family

The Adams family resided at Adams Point in Durham, New Hampshire from 1835 until 1960. The principal figures of the family are: “Reformation” John Adams (1791-1851), Methodist minister and founder of the Adams Point branch of the family; his son Enoch George Adams (1829-1900), Union officer, poet and newspaper editor; and Edward Hamlin Adams (1860-1951), gundalow builder.

For further information about the Adams family see Evelyn Browne’s “Reformation John Adams of Adams Point,” M.A. thesis, University of New Hampshire, 1962.

About the Adams Family Papers

The Adams Family papers consist of correspondence, manuscripts, diaries, documents, and photographs of the family, its kin and the local area. The collection also includes papers from other local families related to the Adams Family (Coleman, Foss, Harvey, Hoyt, Libbey, Sanderson) and materials concerning the Adams Point property.

Items in Boxes 29 – 33 were added from the ARH Foss glass negative collection (Rye-Portsmouth-Newcastle-Newington (from Adams Family estate Adam’s Point) purchased from Thom Hindle (2023).

NOTE: The Fanny Adams papers, containing letters, newspaper clippings, notes, and lists (including one made by her husband, Edward Hamlin Adams, of the timber he needed to build the gundalow named after her, The Fanny M, the last working gundalow in the world), are held at the Durham Historic Association Museum. (See DHA Newsletter #204, June 2001, for more information).

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

This collection is open.

Copyright Notice

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], [Folder number], [Box number], Adams Family Papers, 1731-1964, MC 56, Milne Special Collections and Archives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA.

Acquisitions Information

Mulitple accessions:

Donations: primarily by Analesa MacLeod and Evelyn Brown, March 1980 - July 1984 (accession numbers: 7942, 8057, 8153, 822, 8217, 8218, 847)
Purchase: R.R. Allen Books, Knoxville, TN (accession number: 95.015)
Purchase: Thom Hindle, Dover N.H., 2021

Collection Arrangement

This material in this collection has been arranged into fourteen series, nine of which are organized by Adams family member. Series made up of each family members' papers are organized in chronological order by year of birth. Other series are organized based on the materials they contain, including scrapbooks, photographs, and miscellaneous papers. Oversized materials are primarily scrapbooks of news clippings and can be found in the corresponding series at the end of the finding aid. More detailed information about each Adams family member can be found at the beginning of their specific series.

Collection Contents

Series 1: Reformation John Adams, 1791-1851
Series 2: Sarah Sanderson Adams, 1797-1879
Series 3: John Isaac Ira Adams, 1826-1857
Series 4: Joseph Martin Reuter Adams, 1838-1917
Series 5: Enoch George Adams, 1829-1900
Series 6: Various 19th Century Members of the Adams Family
Series 7: Edward Hamlin Adams, 1860-1950
Series 8: Edward Cass Adams, 1892-1959
Series 9: Analesa Foss Adams MacLeod
Series 10: Adams Family and Adams Point
Series 11: Miscellaneous
Series 12: Photographs
Series 13: Scrapbooks

Series 1: Reformation John Adams, 1791-1851

John Adams was born in Newington, New Hampshire on February 14, 1791 to John Adams and Abigail Coleman Adams. As a teenager Adams converted to Methodism and as a young man he became an itinerant preacher. He was appointed elder of the Bristol Conference in Rhode Island in 1810. In 1820 he married Sarah Sanderson of Waterford, Maine. He was known for his emotional appeals and fiery preaching and remained a popular minister through the 1830s. His preaching career spanned the period of the “Second Great Awakening” and primarily took him throughout the New England area. In the 1840s his preaching style and mental instability caused him increasing difficulties. Since his religious message was often unwelcome, Adams turned to preaching about temperance issues and using his singing voice. Adams died in 1851 after a period of illness.

This series includes material from Adams's parents and covers the period between 1731 and 1828.

Subseries A: Early Adams Papers

Box 1
Box 1, Folder 1		Miscellaneous Papers, 1788-1804
Box 1, Folder 2		Miscellaneous Papers, 1805-1828
Box 1, Folder 3		Coleman Family Papers, (family of Abigail Coleman Adams, mother of Ref. John Adams), 1731-1739
Box 1, Folder 4		Coleman Family Papers, 1768-1788
Box 1, Folder 5		Benjamin and Nathaniel Adams, Miscellaneous Papers, 1788-1828

Subseries B: Letters to Ref. John Adams

Box 1
Box 1, Folder 6		Letters from J. F. Adams, 182?-1849
Box 1, Folder 7		Letters from Amos Binney, 1826-1827
Box 1, Folder 8		Letters from Ephraim Coleman, 1818-1829
Box 1, Folder 9		Letters from James Coleman, 1829-1844
Box 1, Folder 10		Receipts related to business with Nathaniel Coleman, 1832-1844
Box 1, Folder 11		Letters from Eleazar Dunham, 1823-1829
Box 1, Folder 12		Letters from Andrew Marston, 1843-1848
Box 1, Folder 13		Letters from Jeremiah Pease, 1823-1826
Box 1, Folder 14		Letters from Jeremiah Pease, 1832-1844
Box 1, Folder 15		Letters from J. A. Pickering, 1847-1848
Box 1, Folder 16		Letters from Moses Rowe, 1823-1838
Box 1, Folder 17		Legal Materials Concerning Debt Owed Adams, 1842-1844
Box 1, Folder 18		Letters from Joseph Sanderson (Ref.John Adams’ brother-in-law), 1828-1846
Box 1, Folder 19		Letters from Moses Sanderson, (Ref.John Adams’ brother-in-law), 1822-1849 (?)
Box 1, Folder 20		Letters from O. Scott, 1833-1837
Box 1, Folder 21		Letters from Mary Waterhouse, 1819-1825
Box 1, Folder 22		Letters from Nathaniel and Joseph Wheeler, 1819-1831
Box 1, Folder 23		Letters from John Whittlesey, 1822-1824
Box 1, Folder 24		Letters from William Wyman, 1824-1834
Box 1, Folder 25		Letters from William Wyman, 1837-1847
Box 1, Folder 26		Letters from William Wyman, 1848-1850
Box 2
Box 2, Folder 1		Miscellaneous Letters, A
Box 2, Folder 2		Miscellaneous Letters, B
Box 2, Folder 3		Miscellaneous Letters, C to D
Box 2, Folder 4		Miscellaneous Letters, F to G
Box 2, Folder 5		Miscellaneous Letters, H
Box 2, Folder 6		Miscellaneous Letters, I to J
Box 2, Folder 7		Miscellaneous Letters, K to L
Box 2, Folder 8		Miscellaneous Letters, M
Box 2, Folder 9		Miscellaneous Letters, N to P
Box 2, Folder 10		Miscellaneous Letters, R
Box 2, Folder 11		Miscellaneous Letters, Sa to Si
Box 2, Folder 12		Miscellaneous Letters, Sm to St
Box 2, Folder 13		Miscellaneous Letters, T
Box 2, Folder 14		Miscellaneous Letters, U to W
Box 2, Folder 15		Invitations to Preach, 1819-1824
Box 2, Folder 16		Invitations to Preach, 1825-1828
Box 2, Folder 17		Invitations to Preach, 1829-1831
Box 2, Folder 18		Invitations to Preach, 1832-1835
Box 2, Folder 19		Invitations to Preach, 1836-1840
Box 2, Folder 20		Invitations to Preach, 1841-1843
Box 2, Folder 21		Invitations to Preach, 1844-1849
Box 2, Folder 22		Invitations to Preach, Undated
Box 2, Folder 23		Testimonials, 1818-1828
Box 2, Folder 24		Testimonials, 1835-1846
Box 2, Folder 25		Letter Fragments

Subseries C: Letters from Ref. John Adams

Box 3
Box 3, Folder 1		Letters to his Family, 1820-1843
Box 3, Folder 2		Letters to his Family, 1845-1846
Box 3, Folder 3		Letters to his Family, 1847
Box 3, Folder 4		Letters to his Family, 1848
Box 3, Folder 5		Letters to his Family, 1849-1850
Box 3, Folder 6		Letters to Others, 1818-1824
Box 3, Folder 7		Letters to Others, 1825-1827
Box 3, Folder 8		Letters to Others, 1833-1844

Subseries D: Other Writings of Ref. John Adams

Box 3
Box 3, Folder 9		MS Family History
Box 3, Folder 10		Obituaries for Methodist Periodicals, 1822-1827
Box 3, Folder 11		Obituaries for Methodist Periodicals, 1833-1843
Box 3, Folder 12		Miscellaneous Writings, sermons, etc. (mostly undated)
Box 3, Folder 13		Miscellaneous Writings, sermons, etc. (mostly undated)
Box 3, Folder 14		Miscellaneous Writings, sermons, etc. (mostly undated)
Box 3, Folder 15		Miscellaneous Writings, sermons, etc. (mostly undated)
Box 3, Folder 16		Miscellaneous Writings, sermons, etc. (mostly undated)
Box 3, Folder 17		Miscellaneous Writings, sermons, etc. (mostly undated)
Box 3, Folder 18		Undated Notebooks
Box 3, Folder 19		Undated Notebooks
Box 3, Folder 20		Undated Notebooks
Box 3, Folder 21		Undated Notebooks
Box 4
Box 4, Folder 1		Diaries, Day Books, and Accounts, 1830-1833 and 1844-1846
Box 4, Folder 2		Diaries, etc., 1846-1848
Box 4, Folder 3		Diaries, etc., undated and fragments
Box 4, Folder 4		Intro and Index to Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 5		Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 6		Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 7		Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 8		Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 9		Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 10		Transcribed Diary
Box 4, Folder 11		Transcribed Diary and miscellaneous scraps
Box 4, Folder 12		Printed Poetry

Subseries E: Financial Materials

Box 5
Box 5, Folder 1		Real Estate, 1814-1838
Box 5, Folder 2		Real Estate, 1841-1847
Box 5, Folder 3		Book Selling Receipts, 1820-1845
Box 5, Folder 4		Notes Bearing Interest
Box 5, Folder 5		Family Expenses, 1840-1850
Box 5, Folder 6		Receipts, 1823-1829
Box 5, Folder 7		Receipts, 1830-1831
Box 5, Folder 8		Receipts, 1832
Box 5, Folder 9		Receipts, 1833
Box 5, Folder 10		Receipts, 1834
Box 5, Folder 11		Receipts, 1835
Box 5, Folder 12		Receipts, 1836
Box 5, Folder 13		Receipts, 1837
Box 5, Folder 14		Receipts, 1838-1839
Box 5, Folder 15		Receipts, 1840
Box 5, Folder 16		Receipts, 1841
Box 5, Folder 17		Receipts, 1842
Box 5, Folder 18		Receipts, 1843-1844
Box 5, Folder 19		Receipts, 1845
Box 5, Folder 20		Receipts, 1846
Box 5, Folder 21		Receipts, 1847-1848
Box 5, Folder 22		Receipts, 1849-1850
Box 5, Folder 23		Tax Receipts, 1822-1847
Box 5, Folder 24		Promissory Notes, 1818-1834
Box 5, Folder 25		Miscellaneous Undated Receipts and Notes
Box 6
Box 6, Folder 1		Account Book, 1825-1856
Box 6, Folder 2		Account Book, 1846-1860
Box 6, Folder 3		Deeds and Mortgages, 1824-1828
Box 6, Folder 4		Deeds and Mortgages, 1829-1832
Box 6, Folder 5		Deeds and Mortgages, 1833-1838
Box 6, Folder 6		Deeds and Mortgages, 1841-1848, and undated

Subseries F: Other Material Concerning Ref. John Adams

Box 6
Box 6, Folder 7		Character References, 1846-1848
Box 6, Folder 8		Memorabilia from Ref. John Adam’s Trip Abroad, June 9 to October 13, 1846
Box 6, Folder 9		Memorabilia
Box 6, Folder 10		Program of Evangelical Alliance Conference, 1846
Box 6, Folder 11		Account of Death of John Adams, by John Adams, transcribed by Enoch George Adams
Box 6, Folder 12		Inventory of the Estate of Ref. John Adams, December 12, 1850
Box 6, Folder 13		Miscellaneous Material Related to John Adams, 1828-1903

Subseries G: Church Materials

Box 7
Box 7, Folder 1		Church Affairs, 1819-1829
Box 7, Folder 2		Church Affairs, 1833-1839
Box 7, Folder 3		Church Affairs, 1840-1846
Box 7, Folder 4		Church Affairs, undated
Box 7, Folder 5		Church Affairs, undated
Box 7, Folder 6		Church Affairs, Expenses, 1820-1826
Box 7, Folder 7		Church Affairs, Expenses, 1827-1845
Box 7, Folder 8		Church Affairs, Expenses, undated
Box 7, Folder 9		Church Affairs, Subsciption Lists
Box 7, Folder 10		Sermons, Religious Writings
Box 7, Folder 11		Church Papers Concerning ref. John Adams, 1818-1847
Box 7, Folder 12		Hymnals
Box 7, Folder 13		Pamphlets on the Methodist Episcopal Church in NH, 1821-1846
Box 7, Folder 14		Various Methodist Societies, 1811-1838
Box 7, Folder 15		Sundry Lists
Box 7, Folder 16		Marriage Bans, 1819-1821
Box 7, Folder 17		Marriage Bans, 1822-1824
Box 7, Folder 18		Marriage Bans, 1825-1829
Box 7, Folder 19		Marriage Bans, 1830-1834
Box 7, Folder 20		Marriage Bans, 1834-1839
Box 7, Folder 21		Marriage Bans, 1840
Box 7, Folder 22		Marriage Bans, 1841-1845
Box 7, Folder 23		Woodbury v. Haskell, 1826
Box 7, Folder 24		Church Pamphlets, 1830-1848
Box 7, Folder 25		Church Related Broadsides and Handbills, 1819-1877
Box 7, Folder 26		Miscellaneous Church Related Material

Subseries H: Miscellaneous Material

Box 7, Folder 27	Clippings on the Death of John Quincy Adams
Box 7, Folder 28	Miscellaneous Printed Material
Box 7, Folder 29	Miscellaneous Material

Series 2: Sarah Sanderson Adams, 1797-1879

Sarah Sanderson Adams was the wife of “Reformation” John Adams. The two were married in 1820. This series includes Sanderson family papers and deeds.

Subseries A: Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams

Box 8
Box 8, Folder 1		Letters from Joni Branscomb (sister of John Isaac Ira Adams’s wife, Helen), 1862-1868
Box 8, Folder 2		Letters from Aaron Sanderson, 1820-1874
Box 8, Folder 3		Letters from Joseph Sanderson, 1845-1873
Box 8, Folder 4		Letters from Mary and Steven Sanderson, (parents of Sarah Sanderson Adams), 1820-1832
Box 8, Folder 5		Letters from Moses Sanderson, 1821-1829
Box 8, Folder 6		Letters from Moses Sanderson, 1831-1845
Box 8, Folder 7		Letters from Moses Sanderson, 1846-1858
Box 8, Folder 8		Letters from Moses Sanderson, 1861-1873
Box 8, Folder 9		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: A to C, 1826-1876
Box 8, Folder 10		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: E to H, 1824-1870
Box 8, Folder 11		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: M to R, 1824-1857
Box 8, Folder 12		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: S, 1826-1859
Box 8, Folder 13		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: T, 1823-1853
Box 8, Folder 14		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: W, 1837-1863
Box 8, Folder 15		Miscellaneous Letters to Sarah Sanderson Adams: Unidentifiable

Subseries B: Letters from Sarah Sanderson Adams

Box 8, Folder 16		Letters from Sarah Sanderson Adams to Others, 1823-1848
Box 8, Folder 17		Letters from Sarah Sanderson Adams to Others, 1852-1859
Box 8, Folder 18		Letters from Sarah Sanderson Adams to Others, 1861-1862, and undated

Subseries C: Other Papers of Sarah Sanderson Adams

Box 8, Folder 19		Financial Papers, 1841-1859
Box 8, Folder 20		Legal Materials, 1851-1859
Box 8, Folder 21		Miscellaneous
Box 8, Folder 22		Sanderson Deeds, 1825

Series 3: John Isaac Ira Adams, 1826-1857

John Isaac Ira Adams was born to “Reformation” John Adams and Sarah Sanderson Adams in July of 1826 on Martha’s Vineyard. After attending Yale, John became a teacher at both Martha’s Vineyard and Newington, New Hampshire. He also wrote many articles and poems for several newspapers. Newspapers containing the writings of John Isaac Ira Adams can be found in Oversize Box 1.

Subseries A: Letters to John Isaac Ira Adams

Box 8, Folder 23		Letters from Martha A. Mathes, 1944-1845
Box 8, Folder 24		Letters from Edwin Sanderson (cousin), 1842-1845
Box 8, Folder 25		Letters from Joseph Thompson, 1843-1845
Box 8, Folder 26		Letters from Various People: A to Z, 1852-1853

Subseries B: Letters from John Isaac Ira Adams

Box 9
Box 8, Folder 27		Letters to Various Persons, 1844-1845
Box 8, Folder 28		Letters to Various Persons, 1846
Box 8, Folder 29		Letters to Various Persons, 1847-1848
Box 8, Folder 30		Letters to Various Persons, 1849
Box 9, Folder 1		Letters to Various Persons, 1851-1855
Box 9, Folder 2		Letters to Various Persons, 1857
Box 9, Folder 3		Letters to Various Persons, undated

Subseries C: Other Papers of John Isaac Ira Adams

Box 9, Folder 4	Manuscripts
Box 9, Folder 5	Financial Papers
Box 9, Folder 6	School Pamphlets
Box 9, Folder 7	Miscellaneous

Series 4: Joseph Martin Reuter Adams, 1838-1917

Joseph Martin Reuter Adams was born to “Reformation” John Adams and Sarah Sanderson Adams in May of 1838 on Adam’s Point, Durham, New Hampshire. In 1860 he married Olive Esther Libbey. Joseph opened up the family house as a summer hotel in 1900 and ran it until his death in 1917.

Box 9
Box 9, Folder 8		Letters to Joseph Martin Reuter Adams: A to Z, 1860-1911
Box 9, Folder 9		Diaries, 1869-1871
Box 9, Folder 10		Diaries, 1872-1874
Box 9, Folder 11		Diaries, 1873-1878
Box 9, Folder 12		Diaries, 1879-1880
Box 9, Folder 13		Diaries, 1879-1880
Box 9, Folder 14		Account Book, 1852-1862
Box 9, Folder 15		Deeds, 1865-1928
Box 9, Folder 16		Tax Receipts, 1852-1923
Box 9, Folder 17		Insurance Material
Box 9, Folder 18		Ledger Accounts
Box 9, Folder 19		Miscellaneous Bills, etc
Box 9, Folder 20		Miscellaneous Bills, etc
Box 10
Box 10, Folder 1		“A Book of Recordes for the Methodist Episcopal Church in East Kingston”

Series 5: Enoch George Adams, 1829-1900

Enoch George Adams was born to “Reformation” John Adams and Sarah Sanderson Adams in February of 1829 in Bow, New Hampshire. He attended Yale with his brother John Isaac Ira. He served in the Civil War in Company D, Regiment 2 of the 2nd. New Hampshire. After his service Adams was engaged in several Indian wars in the mid-west including an engagement with Sitting Bull. He settled for a time in the Pacific Northwest and edited The Vancouver Register. Enoch George Adams transcribed and edited his father’s journals and wrote poetry. He was married to Sarah Plummer and Mary Elizabeth Libbey. Newspapers that Enoch George Adams edited or contributed in some manner can be found in Oversize Box 1.

Subseries A: Letters to Enoch George Adams

Box 10, Folder 2		Letters from Preston M. Glines, 1860-1862
Box 10, Folder 3		Letters from Charles H. Long, 1861
Box 10, Folder 4		Letters from James Lucas, 1861-1862
Box 10, Folder 5		Letters from Attorneys Philips and Gillis (regarding his first wife’s will), 1858-1859
Box 10, Folder 6		Letters from Samuel Sayles, Commander of 2nd Regt. of NH volunteers, 1862-1868
Box 10, Folder 7		Miscellaneous Letters: A to Z, 1850-1862
Box 10, Folder 8		Miscellaneous Letters: C to D, 1850-1866
Box 10, Folder 9		Miscellaneous Letters: E to H, 1850-1872
Box 10, Folder 10		Miscellaneous Letters: I to L, 1859-1862
Box 10, Folder 11		Miscellaneous Letters: M, 1850-1862
Box 10, Folder 12		Miscellaneous Letters: P to R, 1853-1863
Box 10, Folder 13		Miscellaneous Letters: S, 1847-1862
Box 10, Folder 14		Miscellaneous Letters: T to W, 1860-1861
Box 10, Folder 15		Miscellaneous Letters: Unidentifiable, 1849-1862
Box 10, Folder 16		Envelopes

Subseries B: Letters from Enoch George Adams

Box 10
Box 10, Folder 17		1845-1852
Box 10, Folder 18		1853-1854
Box 10, Folder 19		1855-1856
Box 10, Folder 20		1857-1860
Box 10, Folder 21		February - September, 1861
Box 10, Folder 22		October - December, 1861
Box 10, Folder 23		January - April, 1862
Box 10, Folder 24		May, 1862
Box 10, Folder 25		June - August, 1862
Box 10, Folder 26		September - December, 1862
Box 11
Box 11, Folder 1		January - May, 1863
Box 11, Folder 2		June - August, 1863
Box 11, Folder 3		September - December, 1863
Box 11, Folder 4		1864-1865
Box 11, Folder 5		1866
Box 11, Folder 6		1867
Box 11, Folder 7		1868-1869
Box 11, Folder 8		1870
Box 11, Folder 9		1872-1876
Box 11, Folder 10		undated
Box 11, Folder 11		undated
Box 11, Folder 12		undated, damaged
Box 11, Folder 13		Envelopes

Subseries C: Other Papers from Enoch George Adams

Box 11, Folder 14	School Workbook, Mathematics
Box 11, Folder 15	“J. Adams’ Farewell to Martha’s Vineyard [by Ref. John Adams]” and “Further Particulars of the Adams’ Genealogy [by Enoch G. Adams]“
Box 11, Folder 16	Poems
Box 11, Folder 17	Miscellaneous Writings
Box 11, Folder 18	Published Poems
Box 11, Folder 19	Financial Papers
Box 11, Folder 20	Financial Papers
Box 11, Folder 21	Civil War Papers
Box 11, Folder 22	Civil War Papers
Box 11, Folder 23	Miscellaneous Papers

Series 6: Various 19th Century Members of the Adams Family

Subseries A: Sarah Plummer Adams

Box 11
Box 11, Folder 24		Letters to Sarah P. Adams
Box 11, Folder 25		Letters to Enoch G. Adams from Sarah P. Adams, 1850-1853
Box 12
Box 12, Folder 1		Letters to Enoch G. Adams from Sarah P. Adams, 1850-1854
Box 12, Folder 2		Manuscripts
Box 12, Folder 3		Miscellany

Subseries B: Olive Esther Libbey Adams

Box 12, Folder 4		Letters to Olive E. A. Adams, 1917-1919
Box 12, Folder 5		Letters from Olive E. A. Adams, 1873-1881
Box 12, Folder 6		Financial Papers
Box 12, Folder 7		Miscellaneous Papers

Subseries C: Mary Elizabeth Libbey Adams

Box 12, Folder 8		Letters to Mary E. L. Adams, 1870-1881
Box 12, Folder 9		Letters from Mary E. L. Adams
Box 12, Folder 10		Autograph Album, Notebook
Box 12, Folder 11		Miscellaneous Libbey Papers, James Libbey, Surveyor, 1829-1891
Box 12, Folder 12		Libbey Account Books, 1839-1864
Box 12, Folder 13		Libbey Account Books, 1838-1862

Subseries D: Other 19th. Century Adamses

Box 12
Box 12, Folder 14		Blanche Adams
Box 12, Folder 15		Albert Howard Adams
Box 12, Folder 16		Albert H. Adams, Diaries, 1878-1880
Box 12, Folder 17		Albert H. Adams, Diaries, 1882, 1884
Box 12, Folder 18		Mary Esther Adams, 1879-1890
Box 13
Box 13, Folder 1		Helen Branscomb Adams, Letters by Helen B. Adams, 1857-1864
Box 13, Folder 2		Helen B. Adams, Letters by Helen, B. Adams, 1868-1869
Box 13, Folder 3		Helen B. Adams, Miscellaneous
Box 13, Folder 4		Arthur Adams, Letters from Arthur Adams, 1866-1870
Box 13, Folder 5		Arthur Adams, Letters from Arthur Adams, 1873-1874 and miscellany
Box 13, Folder 6		Mary Abigail Adams Senter, Letters from Mary A. Senter, 1856-1864
Box 13, Folder 7		Mary A. Senter, Letters from Mary A. Senter, 1865-1876
Box 13, Folder 8		Mary A. Senter, Letters from Mary, A. Senter
Box 13, Folder 9		Mary A. Senter, Envelopes
Box 13, Folder 10		Mary A. Senter, Letters from Others A to L, 1843-1866
Box 13, Folder 11		Mary A. Senter, Letters from Others, M to Z, 1855-1883
Box 13, Folder 12		Mary A. Senter, Miscellany
Box 13, Folder 13		Unidentified Diaries, 1869, 1922, 1923

Series 7: Edward Hamlin Adams, 1860-1950

Edward Hamlin Adams was the oldest son of Joseph Martin Reuter Adams and Olive Esther Libbey Adams. Edward served as the last of the gundalow skippers on the Piscataqua River. Gundalows are low built boats with lateen riggings which were used primarily for shipping cargo; they were peculiar to the Piscataqua region. After the use of gundalows died out, Edward and his son Edward “Cass” built two gundalows, The Fannie M and The Driftwood. Edward married Martha Francis Harvey (known thereafter as “Fanny Adams,”) for whom The Fannie M was named, in 1885. He died in 1950 soon after the launch of The Driftwood. This series contains material dating from 1830-1962.

Box 13
Box 13, Folder 14		Letters to Edward H. Adams, A to Z, 1909-1950
Box 13, Folder 15		Letters to Edward H. Adams, 1927-1951
Box 13, Folder 16		Diaries, 1891, 1929; Notebook
Box 13, Folder 17		Account Book
Box 13, Folder 18		Financial Papers
Box 13, Folder 19		Financial Papers
Box 14
Box 14, Folder 1		Launching of Gundalow – The Driftwood
Box 14, Folder 2		Clippings on Gundalows, esp. The Driftwood, 1830-1860
Box 14, Folder 3		Magazine Articles on Edward H. Adams, 1950-1962
Box 14, Folder 4		Miscellaneous
Box 14, Folder 5		Frances Harvey Adams, Letters for Francis H. Adams, 1907-1929
Box 14, Folder 6		Frances H. Adams, Letters from Frances H. Adams, 1920
Box 14, Folder 7		Frances Harvey Adams, Miscellany
Box 14, Folder 8		Sarah Thompson Harvey Adams, Letters from Abbey Thompson, 1842-1860
Box 14, Folder 9		Sarah T. H. Adams, Letters from Elizabeth Thompson, 1847-1850
Box 14, Folder 10		Susan Thompson H. Adams, Letters from Others, 1832-1857
Box 14, Folder 11		Susan T. H. Adams, Letters from Others, Unsigned, 1849-1865
Box 14, Folder 12		Susan T. H. Adams, Leters from Susan T. H. Adams, 1849
Box 14, Folder 13		Susan T. H. Adams, Manuscripts, poetry
Box 14, Folder 14		Susan T. H. Adams, Manuscripts, prose
Box 14, Folder 15		Susan T. H. Adams, Minutes of Walnut Grove Lyceum, 1849-1853
Box 14, Folder 16		Avis Suzanne Adams, Letters to Avis S. Adams, 1918-1952
Box 14, Folder 17		Avis Suzanne Adams, Letters of Recommendation, 1923-1926
Box 14, Folder 18		Avis Suzanne Adams, Miscellaneous

Series 8: Edward Cass Adams, 1892-1959

Edward Cass Adams was born to Edward Adams and Francis Harvey Adams in 1892. Like his father and grandfather, Cass Adams lived on Adams Point. He married Analesa Foss of Rye, New Hampshire in 1936. Cass Adams served on several local civic committees and was active in anti-water pollution efforts in the region. When he died in 1959 no more Adams descendants lived on Adams Point. The property itself came to be owned by the State of New Hampshire and is currently run as a nature preserve.

Box 14
Box 14, Folder 19		Letters to Edward C. Adams: A to C, 1934-1958
Box 14, Folder 20		Letters to Edward C. Adams: D to F, 1927-1958
Box 14, Folder 21		Letters to Edward C. Adams: G to K, 1927-1958
Box 15
Box 15, Folder 1		Letters to Edward C. Adams: L to M, 1938-1958
Box 15, Folder 2		Letters to Edward C. Adams: N to Z, 1917-1959
Box 15, Folder 3		Letters from Edward C. Adams, 1933-1955
Box 15, Folder 4		Notes on his Life, by Edward C. Adams, 1892-1959 (and typed transcription of same by Evelyn Browne)
Box 15, Folder 5		Notes and Class Exercises
Box 15, Folder 6		Anti-Taxation Exercises
Box 15, Folder 7		Water Pollution Writings
Box 15, Folder 8		Miscellaneous Writings>
Box 15, Folder 9		Drawings, 1892-1856
Box 15, Folder 10		Sketchbook
Box 15, Folder 11		Miscellaneous Personal Material
Box 15, Folder 12		Materials on the Seacoast Redevelopment Association, 1945-1958
Box 15, Folder 13		Material from Other Associations Edward C. Adams was Associated wit
Box 15, Folder 14		Great Bay Materials
Box 15, Folder 15		Soil and Water Conservation Plan for Durham Point
Box 15, Folder 16		Durham and Durham School Proposal

Series 9: Analesa Foss Adams MacLeod

Wife of Edward Cass Adams. The two were married in 1936.

Box 16
Box 16, Folder 1		Letters from Evelyn Browne, 1960-1964
Box 16, Folder 2		Letters from Others
Box 16, Folder 3		Letters to Evelyn Browne, 1960-1964
Box 16, Folder 4		Letters to Others, 1941-1965
Box 16, Folder 5		Appointment Book, 1948
Box 16, Folder 6		Miscellaneous Papers
Box 16, Folder 7		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Letters to Hoyt, 1845-1854
Box 16, Folder 8		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Writings
Box 16, Folder 9		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Writings
Box 16, Folder 10		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Writings, printed material
Box 16, Folder 11		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Sermons
Box 16, Folder 12		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Sermons
Box 16, Folder 13		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Marriage Bans, 1835-1841
Box 16, Folder 14		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Marriage Bans, 1842-1888
Box 16, Folder 15		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Newsclippings
Box 16, Folder 16		Rev. Samuel Hoyt, Miscellaneous Papers
Box 16, Folder 17		Other Hoyts, Frank M. Hoyt, Papers, 1894-1944
Box 16, Folder 18		Other Hoyts, Katherine S. Hoyt, Daybook, 1857
Box 16, Folder 19		Other Hoyts, Emma Foss, Papers
Box 16, Folder 20		Other Hoyts, Grade Book and Account Books
Box 16, Folder 21		Other Hoyts, Miscellaneous, 1816-1952
Box 16, Folder 22		Other Hoyts, Clippings
Box 17
Box 17, Folder 1		Diary fragments – authors unknown
Box 17, Folder 2		Miscellaneous correspondence
Box 17, Folder 3		Haliburton Papers, mostly finance, 1848-1905
Box 17, Folder 4		Foss Correspondence
Box 17, Folder 5		Unidentified diaries, 1898 and 1900
Box 17, Folder 6		Unidentified diaries, 1908 and 1910
Box 17, Folder 7		Unidentified diary, 1920
Box 17, Folder 8		Foss scrapbook
Box 17, Folder 9		Miscellaneous papers
Box 17, Folder 10		Miscellaneous papers
Box 17, Folder 11		Miscellaneous papers
Box 18
Box 18, Folder 1		Hymns
Box 18, Folder 2		Almanacs, 1850, 1557, 1879
Box 18, Folder 3		Religious Tracts
Box 18, Folder 4		Rule of House and Senate of NH, 1849 and 1851

Series 10: Adams Family and Adams Point

Box 18
Box 18, Folder 5		History of Adams Family with Biographical Sketches, Whittemore, Henry, 1893
Box 18, Folder 6		Copy of History of Adams Family
Box 18, Folder 7		Genealogical Material, Memorial Pamphlet>
Box 18, Folder 8		Genealogical Material
Box 18, Folder 9		Genealogical Material, Copy of Analesa F. A. MacLeod’s Genealogical Notebook. [Adams Point]
Box 18, Folder 10		Printed Material
Box 18, Folder 11		Purchase of Adams Point by NH Fish and Game Dept., 1961-1962
Box 18, Folder 12		Public Auction, 1961
Box 18, Folder 13		Post-1961 Actions
Box 19
Box 19, Folder 1		Guest Log, 1936
Box 19, Folder 2		Guest Logs, 1941-1949
Box 19, Folder 3		Guest Logs, 1949-1950
Box 19, Folder 4		Guest Log, 1950
Box 19, Folder 5		Guest Logs, 1958, 1960
Box 19, Folder 6		Illustrated handmade booklet: “Calico, a Cat That Once Lived on Adams Point” by Isabel Sewall Hunter, Nov. 30, 1946

Series 11: Miscellaneous

Box 20
Box 20, Folder 1		Miscellaneous, Large Fragments
Box 20, Folder 2		Miscellaneous, Small Fragments
Box 20, Folder 3		Miscellaneous, Zion’s Herald, February 5, 1902
Box 20, Folder 4		“Tacoma: the city with a snow-capped mountain in its dooryard”
Box 20, Folder 5		Miscellaneous publications
Box 20, Folder 6		Subscription letter
Box 20, Folder 7		Unidentified letters
Box 20, Folder 8		Miscellaneous unidentified papers

Series 12: Photographs

This series consists of photographs of the Adams Family, Adams Point, of a house on Adams Point, Misc. photographs of the Point, various Adams Relatives and other people, the Foss family, Sanderson Family (Sarah Sanderson was the wife of Reformation John Adams), and others (in alphabetical order). The latter part of the series contains miscellaneous unidentified people, local places, boats, small and large photograph albums, and glass plate negatives.

Unless noted otherwise, all glass plate negatives in boxes 28-33 have a corresponding image proof.

Box 21
Box 21, Folder 1	John Isaac Ira Adams e. 1: John I. Adams e. 2: Charles Branscombe, John I. Adam’s brother-in-law e. 3: Arthur B. Adams, son of John I. Adams, and Helen Branscombe e. 4: Arthur B. Adams, son of John I. Adams, and Helen Branscombe e. 5: Half-brother of Arthur Adams
Box 21, Folder 2	Mary Abigail Adams Senter e. 6: Mary A. Senter e. 7: Half-brother of Arthur Adams e. 8: Half-brother of Arthur Adams
Box 21, Folder 3	Mary Abigail Adams Senter e. 9: Joseph Martin Reuter Adams (tintype) e. 10: Albert Howard Adams, his son (one tintype) e. 11: Albert Howard Adams, his son (one tintype) e. 12: Mary Esther Adams Langley, his daughter e. 13: Mary Esther Adams Langley, his daughter e. 14: Mary Esther Adams Langley, his daughter e. 15: Mary E. A. Langley (3 tintypes) e. 16: Mary E. A. Langley (3 tintypes) e. 17: Rev. and Mrs. Hooper, married Joseph M. R. Adams and Olive E. Adams (2 tintypes) e. 18: Rev. and Mrs. Hooper, married Joseph M. R. Adams and Olive E. Adams (2 tintypes) e. 19: Rev. and Mrs. Hooper, married Joseph M. R. Adams and Olive E. Adams (2 tintypes) e. 20: Group picture: Joseph M. R. Adams, Olive Esther Adams, Edward H. Adams, and Frances H., Cass and Avis at Adams Point
Box 21, Folder 4	Olive Esther Libbey Adams e. 21: Olive E. L. Adams (daguerreotype?) e. 22: Olive E. L. Adams With Frances H., Avis in 1925 e. 23: Eliza Libbey, her mother (tintype) e. 24: Eliza Libbey, her mother e. 25: Eliza Libbey, her mother e. 26: James Libbey, her father
Box 21, Folder 5	Enoch George Adams e. 27: During the Civil War (daguerreotype) e. 28: During the Civil War (tintype) e. 29: During the Civil War e. 30: During the Civil War e. 31: During the Civil War e. 32: Enoch G. Adams in 1869
Box 21, Folder 6	Enoch George Adams e. 33: Enoch G. Adams with his family, Mary Elizabeth Libbey Adams, Blanche H., and James Bernie Adams e. 34: Enoch G. Adams in his later years e. 35: Mary Elizabeth Libbey Adams, Enoch G. Adams 2nd wife e. 36: Blanche Hermine Adams Young, daughter of Enoch G. Adams e. 37: The Grave of Bernal Henry Adams in Masonic Cemetery, Germany Hill, Columbia County, Oregon e. 38: Blanche Hermine Adams Young, daughter of Enoch G. Adams e. 39: Envelope 39: Blanche Adams (Young) and Mary Esther Adams Langley, (tintype)
Box 21, Folder 7	Enoch George Adams e. 40: James Bernie Adams, son of Enoch G. Adams e. 41: James Bernie Adams with wife Minnie and one of their daughters e. 42: James B. Adams’ wife Minnie and their first child e. 43: Dorothy – Bernie Adams’ daughter e. 44: Lt. Col. Dimon e. 45: Orrin Dore e. 46: James Lucas e. 47: An officer at Fort Rice just after the Civil War e. 48: A Civil War comrade of Enoch G. Adams e. 49: Blanche Hermine Adams at age 16
Box 21, Folder 8	Edward Hamlin Adams e. 50: Edward H. Adams as a child (tintype) e. 51: Edward H. Adams as a child (tintype) e. 52: Edward H. Adams as a child e. 53: Edward H. Adams in 1884 e. 54: Edward H. Adams in 1884 e. 55: Edward H. Adams in 1884 e. 56: Edward H. Adams in 1888-1902 e. 57: Edward H. Adams in 1888-1902 e. 58: Edward H. Adams in 1888-1902
Box 21, Folder 9	Enoch George Adams e. 59: Edward H. Adams with his family and parents: Joseph M. R. Adams and Olive E. L. Adams, Francis H. Adams, Edward Cass Adams, and Avis Adams e. 60: Edward H. Adams with his wife, Frances H. Adams e. 61: Edward H. Adams with his wife and mother-in-law (Susan Thompson Harvey) e. 62: Edward H. Adams in 1947, July; and a portrait of him undated (glossy finish) e. 63: Edward H. Adams in 1947, July; and a portrait of him undated (glossy finish) e. 64: Edward H. Adams with his son Cass e. 65: Edward H. Adams with his ship models e. 66: Edward H. Adams with Emma Hoyt Foss and Blanche Adams Young e. 67: Photos of his gundalow models e. 68: Photos of his gundalow models e. 69: Photos of his gundalow models e. 70: Photos of his gundalow models e. 71: Photos of his gundalow models e. 72: Photos of his gundalow models
Box 22
Box 22, Folder 1	Enoch George Adams e. 73: [See Box 30] e. 74: [See Box 30] e. 75-86: The Fanny M, his gundalow e. 87-95: The building of the gundalow Driftwood, 1930-1950
Box 22, Folder 2	The Driftwood e. 96-114: The building of the Driftwood, 1930-1950
Box 22, Folder 3	The Driftwood e. 115-137: Launching the Driftwood
Box 22, Folder 4	The Driftwood e. 138-161: Launching the Driftwood
Box 22, Folder 5	The Driftwood and other Gundalows e. 162-178: Launching the Driftwood e. 179: [See box 30] e. 180: Miscellaneous boat, ship, and gundalow photos e. 181: Miscellaneous boat, ship, and gundalow photos e. 182: Miscellaneous boat, ship, and gundalow photos
Box 22, Folder 6	The Driftwood e. 183-188: Miscellaneous boat, ship, and gundalow photos
Box 22, Folder 7	Edward H. Adams e. 189: [See box 30] e. 190: Edward H. Adams standing in hay wagon e. 191: Edward H. Adams with Cass e. 192: Edward H. Adams with steer at Adams Point e. 193: Edward H. Adams with his wife, Frances Harvey Adams at James Kent Farm e. 194: Edward H. Adams at Adams Point e. 195: Edward H. Adams with Cass
Box 22, Folder 8	Edward H. Adams e. 196: Frances H. Adams in 1884 (2 photographs) e. 197: Frances H. Adams in 1888 e. 198: Frances H. Adams in 1888 e. 199: Fred Oak Hill (Home of the Harveys in Epping) e. 200: Fred Oak Hill (Home of the Harveys in Epping) e. 201: Wesley Harvey e. 202: Carol Ann Harvey e. 203: Frances H. Adams with her son Harvey e. 204: Frances H. Adams with 2 unidentified persons e. 205: Harvey T. Adams, Frances H. Adams’ son who died at age 4 months, 11 days e. 206: Harvey T. Adams e. 207: Harvey T. Adams e. 208: Harvey T. Adams e. 209: Harvey T. Adams
Box 23
Box 23, Folder 1	Avis Suzanne Adams e. 210-217: Portraits e. 218: Avis S. Adams with Cass Adams (with the favorite horse, Oakwood) e. 219: Avis S. Adams and Edward Cass Adams in center (Cass behind her) e. 220: Avis S. Adams and Cass
Box 23, Folder 2	Avis Suzanne Adams e. 221: [See box 30] e. 222: Avis S. Adams with students, 1920-1922 e. 223: Avis S. Adams with Mrs. Doyle (teacher?) e. 224: Avis S. Adams with Hazel and Julia e. 225: Avis S. Adams with Betty Shepperd, 1922 or 1923 e. 226: Avis S. Adams at Adams Point e. 227: Avis S. Adams with unidentified person, Avis on right e. 228: Avis S. Adams as a young girl at Adams Point e. 229: Avis S. Adams at left of photograph – “The Whole Bunch” e. 230: Avis S. Adams in center of photo with 2 unidentified people (2 photos) e. 231: Avis S. Adams walking along a road (2 photos) e. 232: Group picture – Avis (left), Grandmother Adams, Frances H. Adams, and Edward H. Adams e. 233: Group picture – Avis and Cass Adams are the two in the back, at Adams Point. (The rest are unidentified) e. 234: Group picture – Hope Adams in front, l.to r. in rear, Esther Adams, Avis S. Adams, Alberta Adams and unidentified
Box 23, Folder 3	Edward Cass Adams e. 235-240: Edward C. Adams from infancy to adolescence
Box 23, Folder 4	Edward Cass Adams e. 241-242: Edward C. Adams with his sows during WWI e. 243: Edward C. Adams with 3 unidentified persons e. 244: Edward C. Adams haying e. 245: Edward C. Adams with Emma H. Foss, wife Analesa, Edward H. Adams, and Phil Johnson e. 246: Edward C. Adams with monument made out of stone e. 247: Edward C. Adams with N.H. Clean Water Committee, 1955 e. 248: [See Box 30] e. 249-260: Edward C. Adams’s funeral, July 28, 1959 (taken by E. Browne) e. 261: Edward C. Adams as a young boy
Box 23, Folder 5	Edward Cass Adams e. 262-264: Edward C. Adams with his pet horse Oakwood e. 265: Edward C. Adams on McIntosh’s Island; Adams Point in background e. 266: Edward C. Adams on a boat e. 267: Edward C. Adams smoking a pipe e. 268: Edward C. Adams and Analesa Adams being driven from her home at Foss Beach, Rye, N.H. after just being married August 8, 1936; Gordon and Eloise Wilks in front seat; Ruth Alder Williams inside car e. 269: Edward C. Adams with Analesa and Edward Adams e. 270: Edward C. Adams in the Driftwood
Box 23, Folder 6	Analesa Foss Adams (wife of Edward C. Adams) e. 271-273: Baby pictures and as a child e. 274: Analesa Foss Adams as a child e. 275: [See Box 30] e. 276: Analesa Foss Adams in 1930s (?) e. 277: Analesa Foss Adams with Miss May Hooker
Box 23, Folder 7	Adams Point as a tourist spot, miscellaneous photographs of guest and activities e. 278-281: [See box 28] e. 282: The Cottage, Miss Dore, Edith Ayass, others e. 283: The Scout e. 284: Miscellaneous picture of 2 boys and a dog e. 285: The Kiboko at Adams Point pier e. 286: Cass Adams album prints, pictures of party at Watson’s place in Newmarket e. 287: Adams Point e. 288: 4 unidentified people on dock e. 289: Shot geese e. 290: Bessie Johnson, boarded at Adams house e. 291: Moving the cottage from Thanes Point to Kittery Point e. 292: Haying at Adams Point e. 293-295: Ducks at Adams Point in 1912
Box 23, Folder 8	Adams Point cont. e. 296-298: Steer at Adams Point e. 299-300: 2 photographs of a horse at Adams Point e. 301: An old car with 4 unidentified people at Adams Point e. 302: Kate, a black horse, and Grace, her colt, at Adams Point e. 303: The old Welsh cupboard sold to Nat Lunt by Edward H. Adams e. 303a: Plan of property, August 1847 (negatives and copy print) Photographs of House on Adams Point e. 304: Two photographs of a mantlepiece in a house in South Berwick, built by Reformation John (the paintings may be by Olive Esther Adams) e. 305: Porch on Adams Point house e. 306: Pigs at Adams Point e. 307-314: Seven photographs of AF leaving Adams Point, Sunday, December 18, 1960. The last of the Adamses to leave for good. (Negative included)
Box 23, Folder 9	Photographs of House on Adams Point e. 315: Boat House e. 316-322: Seven photographs of the house and the area, December 19, 1960; First time in 130 years Adam’s Point was left alone. (Negatives included) e. 323-332: Eight photographs of the house and area, December 27, 1960. (Negatives included) e. 333-337: Photographs of Adams Point auction, 1961. (Negatives included) e. 338: The House e. 339: Showing driftwood on shore
Box 23, Folder 10	Photographs of House on Adams Point, cont. e. 340: The House e. 341: The Cottage e. 342: Approach to the house; someone sitting in stone seat by barn e. 343: The House
Box 24
Box 24, Folder 1	Miscellaneous photographs of the Point e. 344: McIntosh Island from Adams Point (also Calico, a cat) 2 photographs e. 345: Aerial shot e. 346: In 1890s. 2 photographs e. 347: On May 4, 1948 e. 348: 2 postcards of the Point e. 349: Cove at the Point e. 350: Looking towards the Point from Newington Shore e. 351: The ledge of the pier at Adams Point (3 photos) e. 352: The ledge off the pier at Adams Point (2 photos) e. 353: Aerial view (tomb at left in clump of bushes) e. 354: 5 transparencies (slides) e. 355: The Pier e. 356: Top of hill before entering stone posts; red boat house at bar showing e. 357-360: Photographs of the view from the Point
Box 24, Folder 2	John Greenleaf Adams e. 361: John G. Adams’ portrait e. 362-364: John G. Adams’ wife e. 365-366: John G. Adams (cousin to Rev. S. Hoyt) e. 367: John G. Adams (standing position)
Box 24, Folder 3	Foss Family e. 368: Alba Robinson Holmes Foss (Father of Analesa Foss Adams) holding a unicycle, 1888 e. 369: Alba R. H. Foss with his wife e. 370: Home on Washington Road, Foss Beach, Rye, N.H e. 371: Home on Washington Road, Foss Beach, Rye, N.H e. 372-374: Dover Point, Thomas Point, and view from Fox Point (photo by Alba R. F. Holmes)
Box 24, Folder 4	Foss Family e. 375: Photograph of surf at Rye (photo by Alba R. F. Holmes) e. 376-377: Surf at Rye (Foss photo) e. 378: Wreck of the Lizzie Carr at Wallis Sands, Rye, 1905 e. 379: Blowing up Henderson Point, Portsmouth (4 postcards) e. 380: Dwight Hale, 1951, nine months (Great-great grandson of Sarah Quincy Foss Pickering) e. 381-383: [See Box 28] e. 384: [See Box 29]
Box 24, Folder 5	Foss Family e. 385: Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss (Mother of Analesa Adams) as a child e. 386-388: Emma H. H. Foss portraits as an adolescent, at age 16 into old age e. 389: [See Box 29] e. 390-392: Emma Harriet Hoyt e. 393: Front chamber in Hoyt house in Newington, N.H. e. 393a: Emma Harriet Hoyt in Hoyt house in Newington
Box 24, Folder 6	Foss Family e. 394: Hoyt farm in Newington, N.H. e. 395: Mary Brackett Hoyt and Everett Ransom (on Mary’s wedding day) e. 396: Rev. Samuel Hoyt e. 397: Rev. Samuel Hoyt e. 398: Mrs. S. Harriet Hoyt (2 photographs) e. 399-400: Frank Murray Hoyt, son of Rev. Samuel and Harriet S. Hoyt e. 401: Harriet S. Hoyt e. 402: Arthur Greenleaf Hoyt, son of Rev. Samuel and Harriet S. Hoyt e. 403-404: Harriet S. Hoyt e. 405: Manly Ruland Hoyt, son of Arthur G. Hoyt e. 406: Mrs. F. M. Hoyt and Lawrence B. Hoyt
Box 24, Folder 7	Foss Family e. 407-408: Alfred M. Hoyt e. 409-410: Martin Von B. Hoyt e. 411: Alfred Coburn Hoyt e. 412: Mrs. John Edward Hoyt e. 413: Samuel Hoyt e. 414: Albion W. Hoyt, son of Samuel W. Hoyt e. 415: Relatives of Mrs. Harriet S. Hoyt e. 416: Two tintypes of a man e. 417: One tintype of a young man e. 418: Mrs. McClellan (drawing like photo) e. 419: Emma H. H. Foss with Frank M. Hoyt at Newington e. 420: Martha Adeline Hoyt (Married Ira Coffin) e. 421: Three photographs of Emma H. H. Foss
Box 24, Folder 8	Sanderson Family Sarah Sanderson was the wife of Reformation John Adams. e. 422-423: Joseph Sanderson, brother of Sarah e. 424: Aaron Sanderson, nephew of Sarah and John e. 425: Betsy? sister of Grandmother Adams (Sanderson)
Box 24, Folder 9	Sanderson Family Other Relations of Analesa F. A. MacLeod
Box 24, Folder 10	Sanderson Family Other Relations of Analesa F. A. MacLeod
Box 24, Folder 11	Sanderson Family Other Relations of Analesa F. A. MacLeod
Box 25
Box 25, Folder 1	Sanderson Family Other Relations of Analesa F. A. MacLeod
Box 25, Folder 2	Sanderson Family Other Relations of Analesa F. A. MacLeod
Box 25, Folder 3	Other Individuals, Adams-Davis e. 427: Adams, Arthur Branscombe (tin type) e. 428: Beane, Frank e. 429: Beane, Mrs. Roxanna, mother of Frank and Vesta (Peterson e. 430: Benjamin, Mrs. e. 431: Bennett, Rev. (Pastor at Greenland, N.H. Methodist Episcopal Church) e. 432: Bennett, Mrs. e. 433: Branscombe, Charles’ nurse e. 434: Brasbridge, 8 years old, June 21, 1871 e. 435: Brasbridge, Mr., 2 pictures, one showing side profile e. 436: Cobb, Charles H. (2 pictures e. 437: Cobb, Mr. e. 438: Cobb, Mrs. Sarah (Sarah Stoodley) e. 439: Coleman, Mrs. Enoch e. 440: Davis, Rev. Franklin, Pastor at Newington
Box 25, Folder 4	Other Individuals, Demeritt-Greenlaw e. 441: Demeritt, Jane e. 442: Demeritt, Jennie Mabel e. 443: Demeritt, Mrs. e. 444: Dore, Charles e. 445: Dore, Orrin (2 pictures) e. 446: Drew, Ada e. 447: Drew, Nellie e. 448: Dudley, Arianna S. e. 449: [See Box 29] e. 450: Garland, H. Elizabeth (Hodgdon) e. 451: Greenlaw, Harry, 12 years old September 1870. Roslindale, Mass. Grandson of Louisa Hodgdon
Box 25, Folder 5	Other Individuals, Greenough-Lidbury e. 452: Greenough, Mrs. Hatty e. 453: Hanscom, Lydia e. 454: Higgin, Addie (cousin to Abbie H.) e. 455: Hodgdon, Abbie A. April 16, 1889, 2 photos e. 456: Hodgdon, Lydia (King) e. 457: Hodgdon, Rhoda Maria, 2 photos e. 458: Hodgdon, Mrs., wife of O.M. Hodgdon e. 459: Hussey, Belle e. 460: Kent, Richard e. 461: Knowlton, Frances and Ruthie e. 462: Langdon, Mrs. Sarah Ann (Coleman) e. 463: Lidbury, Mrs. e. 464: Lidbury, Sarah Warburton
Box 26
Box 26, Folder 1	Other Individuals, Lucas-Nason e. 465: Lucas, Ann e. 466: Martin, Bill (tintype) e. 467: Marsh, E e. 468: Marstin, Mr. and Mrs. e. 469: Mathes, Belle S., picture given to Cass for Christmas e. 470: Mathes, Belle’s sons e. 471: Mathes, Harry and Austin W. Lowell at Adams Point after 1938 hurricane e. 472: Mills, Mary E (Cobb, “Kitsy”) 2 photos e. 473: Murray, Addie e. 474: Murray, Charlie e. 475: Murray, Mrs. Charles e. 476: Murray, Flora e. 477: Murray, George Albert e. 478: Murray, Rosie (tintypes) e. 479: Nason, Mr. (September 1884)
Box 26, Folder 2	Other Individuals, Nason-Quimby e. 480: Nason, Mrs. Sarah Warburton (September 1884) e. 481: Nason, Sarah Warburton e. 482: Norris, Elder e. 483: Page, Rev. e. 484: Pickering, Frederick M. e. 485: Pickering, Mrs. Frederick e. 486: Pickering, Hannah J. e. 487: Pickering, Sarah Mathes, daughter of Alfred and Susan Pickering (2 photographs) e. 488: Pickering, Mrs. Sarah (Foss) e. 489: Potter, Miss Jennie E., teacher in Newington e. 490: Putney, Mr. Freeman, teacher in Newington e. 491: Quimby, Fred e. 492: Quimby, Narcissus
Box 26, Folder 3	Other Individuals, Rand-Towle e. 493: Rand, Nancy (tintype) e. 494: Senter, George e. 495: Stoodley, Benjamin, brother to Mrs. Sarah Cobb e. 496: Stoodley, May e. 497: Stoodley, Mrs. (Sarah’s mother?) e. 498: Stread, Rev. G. E., 1890, Exeter, N.H. e. 499: Tasco, S., former teacher in Newington e. 500: Thompson, C. F. e. 501: Thompson, Lottie, Librarian of Durham Library e. 502: Thompson, Pliny (tintype) e. 503: Towle, Mrs. Clarinda (Neal)
Box 26, Folder 4	Other Individuals, True-Young and Unidentified e. 504: True, Alice e. 505: Wetherell, William e. 506: Willey, Kate e. 507: Young, Alfred e. 508-519: Unidentified People
Box 26, Folder 5	Other Individuals, Unidentified e. 520-533: Unidentified People
Box 26, Folder 6	Other Individuals, Unidentified e. 554-559: Unidentified People e. Envelopes 560-562: [See Box 29]
Box 27
Box 27, Folder 6	Local Places e. 563: Newington Shore, Piscataqua River, looking South from Fox Point, about 1900 e. 564: Newington e. 565: Squamscott River Bridge e. 566: Smith Garrison? Bay Road? e. 567: St. John’s Church e. 568: [See Box 30] e. 569: Newington Church
Box 27, Folder 2	Local Places e. 570: Newington Congregational Church, where minister Joseph Adams was the first minister, 1714-1783 e. 571: Newington Church e. 572: Newington, Rev. Samuel Hoyt’s? e. 573: Sullivan House, in 1909 e. 574: James Kent farm e. 575: Moving Dr. Treadwell’s house downriver to York e. 576: Summer home from the south shore on which the cottage is situated e. 577: Entrance hall at Shankhassick, Durham, N.H. e. 578-580: [See Box 29]
Box 27, Folder 3	Boats e. 582: Unidentified Boats e. 583-585: Newburyport, Mass. (8 photographs) e. 586: View from the Wentworth, New Castle, N.H. e. 587: [See Box 30] e. 590: [See Box 31] e. 591: Aerial of Adams Point
Box 27, Folder 4	Albums Small Photo Album
Box 27, Folder 5	Albums Photo Album
Box 27, Folder 6	Albums Photo Album (by relatives of Analesa F. A. Adams?)
Box 28
	Glass Plate Negatives e. 278-281 Analesa F. A. MacLeod as a child e. 381 Dynamiting of Henderson Ledge e. 382 Rye Beach at Low Tide e. 383 Rye Beach at Low Tide e. 384 An Old House, photo by Alba H. R. Foss e. 389 Emma H. H. Foss e. 560 Unidentified People e. 561 Unidentified People e. 562 Unidentified People e. 578 Monument to Capt. John Smith, Star Island, Isle of Shoals e. 579 House and Barn with Automobile in Front, Rye? e. 580 House and Barn with two men and horse and buggy, Rye? Foss House?
Box 29
	Glass Plates: 34 8x10 and 6x8 glass plate negatives e. 592 Civil war veteran Joseph Berry’s home (Sandy Beach, Rye, NH) e. 593 Tower Cottage from Ocean Wave Hotel e. 594 View from hill e. 595 Woman in doorway (wide shot) e. 596 Woman in doorway (similar to 595)(Woman posed with backdrop at front door - same woman as 595, 596). No proof. e. 598 Similar pose to 597 e. 599 Similar to 597 and 598. No proof. e. 600 Two-wheel cart with young girls on beach e. 601 Four women and child with hammock (Emma H. Hoyt Foss seated on hammock with Lena F. Foss) e. 602 Appledore house and cottages at Isles of Shoals e. 603 Cottage e. 604 Jackson Homestead in Portsmouth, NH e. 605 Governor Wentworth House e. 606 Governor Wentworth House (Different view from 605) e. 607 Stone fort ruins at Newcastle e. 608 Sunken forest - close up (1 million year old [petrified] tree) e. 609 Sunken forest – Jenness Beach, Rye, NH e. 610 Hunter with rifle and bird – no proof e. 611 Large gambrel roof cottage – people on porch. No proof e. 612 Harbor with boats – no proof e. 613 House thru trees – no proof e. 614 2nd house with trees – no proof e. 615 Fraternal group with goat e. 616 Group of 5 adults, 2 children – no proof (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (1)) e. 617 Large group in front of house – no proof (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (2)) e. 618 Same group as in 617 – no proof (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (3)) e. 619 Same group as in 617 and 618 – no proof (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (4)) e. 620 Overall of house with 5 adults and 2 children – no proof (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (5)) e. 621 Very large group in front of trees – no proof (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (6)) e. 622 Group of 3 women and 1 man in front of house (possible family/Hoyt reunion group (7)) e. 623 Foss studio portrait of woman (split negative). No proof. e. 624 Assorted view of Rye area (similar to a 35mm contact print) e. 625 Copy negative of a portrait of a man ([possibly in a locket]). No proof. e. 678A: Proof: Bathing group Rye Beach area: 2 men and 2 women on a wooden float, 8x10, Plate located in Box 30 e. 678.
Box 30
	Glass Plate Negatives: 71 - 5x7 Plates e. 626 Sunday afternoon family group with lawn swing e. 627 Black musical group at Rye Chapel e. 628 2nd view of 627 e. 629 Black man on bicycle e. 630 Schooner wreck (Lizzie Carr?) e. 631 Wicker carriage for two with two young children (twins) e. 632 2 nd view of 63 1 , children wearing bonnets e. 633 Fuller estate from road e. 634 Antique auto 1 (with “driver”) e. 635 Antique auto 2 e. 636 Antique auto 3 e. 637 3 children and dog e. 638 2 “dapper dans” Black men with canes and hats e. 639 2 little girls standing next to wicker carriage with baby sister e. 640 2 Black men in tuxedos with rifles e. 641 Group of six children e. 642 Rye lifeguard e. 643 Rye Beach lifesaving crew with boat e. 644 Rye Beach Club - Rye Beach, NH e. 645 Girls on beach with swimming costumes – Wallis Sands e. 646 10 children on steps - Rye Beach, NH e. 647 Blowing up Henderson Point, Portsmouth Naval Shipyard e. 648 Sunken forest –proof (negative removed) e. 649 Stone chapel - Rye, NH e. 650 Double wicker and single wicker carriage with babies and woman e. 651 Stagecoach with people at Rye Chapel e. 652 Girl on beach in swim costume e. 653 Four beach boys with antique car (flaking emulsion) e. 654 Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss portrait - no proof e. 655 Analesa Marie Foss 18 years e. 656 Harriet Murray Hoyt (Analesa’s grandmother b. 1838) e. 657 Home with camera case in foreground e. 658 Reverend Joseph Adam’s gravestone (First pastor of the Newington Town Church) e. 658A 2nd view of e. 658. No proof. e. 659 Surf (1) e. 660 Surf (2) e. 661 Surf (3)- no proof e. 662 Large house with barn – Ordione Point e. 663 Wallis Sands Beach (1) e. 664 Wallis Sands Beach (2) e. 665 Unique tree e. 666 Copy of a portrait (Abigail Thomas?) e. 667 Ordione Point (Wave Hotel far left) e. 668 View of unidentified pond e. 669 Foss Studio with mother and sister in doorway e. 670 2nd view of 669 e. 671 Bill Wilkers touring car (Col. Robie’s driver) e. 672 Col. Robie’s car at studio e. 673 Washington Road (studio on left) e. 674 Daniel Morrison Foss portrait (copy) e. 675 Alba Robinson Holmes Foss ¾ portrait (Analesa’s father b. 1856) e. 676 Foss wife ¾ portrait, Emma Hoyt Foss (19 years) (Analesa’s mother b. 1872) e. 677 House (Newington?). No proof. e. 678 Bathing group (2 men, 2 women on wooden float) Rye Beach area. Proof located in Box 29 e. 678A. e. 679 Cunner Rock - Rye, NH 8 unknown 5x7 negatives: e. 680 Rocks on shoreline e. 681 Couple with dog framed in with rocks e. 682 Church e. 683 Woman in front of house with barn and fence e. 684 Tree lined road with house on right and left e. 685 Tree lined road leading to house e. 686 Tree lined road leading to house 2nd view e. 687 Tree lined road with rock wall Newington 5x7 Negatives e. 688 Hoyt Family Reunion (Analesa circled on Proof) e. 689 Hoyt Family Reunion (second view of e. 688) e. 690 Hoyt Family Reunion e. 691 Hoyt Family Reunion (second view of e. 690) e. 692 Hoyt Family Reunion (3rd view of e. 690). No proof. e. 693 Hoyt Family Reunion (Stillwater Packard House) e. 694 Hoyt Family Reunion (Stillwater Packard House) e. 695 Hoyt Family Reunion (Stillwater Packard House) e. 696 Adams Homestead
Box 31
	Glass Plate Negatives: Newington 35 - 5x7 Negatives e.697 Bicentennial Church Display (1715-1915) e.698 Bicentennial Gathering with Girls e.699 Newington Old Home Day(?) Gathering with Cars e.700 Newington Old Home Day(?) Gathering with ice cream e.701 Old Fabian’s House e.702 Early Group Photo (Men’s Group) e.703 Frink House & Barn (Man w/horse, women seated on lawn w/dog) e.704 Frink House & Barn (second view of e.703) e.705 Frink House & Barn (Man w/horse, women seated in car) e.706 Lena Foss Berry as a young girl (Analesa’s sister) Misc assorted – 4 5x7 Split Negatives e.707 Split negative - studio portrait of Analesa as a little girl (with bows in hair-same session as box 33 e. 790) e.708 Split negative - 2nd view of e. 707 e.709 Split negative (4 way) of Analesa as a young girl e.710 Split negative - Analesa with mother Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss (and unidentified woman possibly her sister, Lena F. Foss Berry) Foss Extras – 8 Portraits 5x7 Negatives e. 711 Analesa - ¾ graduation portrait, Portsmouth High School, 1917 e. 712 2nd view of e. 711 e. 713 3rd view of e. 711 e. 714 Analesa graduation - full length portrait e. 715 ¾ Portrait of Analesa’s mother – Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss (split negative – 1 image has tape) e. 716 2nd view of e. 715 with hat (split negative – 1 image has tape) e. 717 Analesa as a little girl with an unidentified woman (split negative) (possibly her sister, Lena Forbes Foss Berry) e. 718 Distant view of 2 houses and a barn e. 719 Surf (1) e. 720 Surf (2) e. 721 Surf (3)
Box 32
	Glass Plate Negatives: 4x5 Negatives e. 722 House with picket fence. No proof. e. 723 Rocks. No proof. e. 724 Large Duplex with Woman (Analesa’s Mother and Father’s House, Newburyport, MA) e. 725 Old School House (Portsmouth?). No proof. e. 726 Farragut Hotel Front Entrance e. 727 Farragut Hotel 2nd view e. 728 Studio Portrait – Young Girl with Book (Analesa’s sister, Lena Foss Berry) e. 729 Langdon Library e. 730 Washington Road – Foss Beach e. 731 Horse buggy with two women and a young girl e. 732 Very old house e. 733 Analesa’s Uncle’s House on Foss Beach (Sylvanus W. Foss AKA Elvis(?) e. 734 Frank Jones Home (?) (no proof photograph) e. 735 Interior View e. 736 Gambrel Roof House - Portsmouth e. 737 Gambrel Roof House – 2nd view e. 738 Farragut Grounds e. 739 Farragut Grounds 2nd view e. 740 Farragut Grounds 3rd view e. 741 Farragut Grounds 4th view e. 742 Farragut Grounds 5th view e. 743 Farragut Grounds 6th view e. 744 Tree Lined Road (possible view of Foss Studio at end of road). e. 745 House with Carriage (Emulsion Flaking) e. 746 Ship Construction (Emulsion Flaking) e. 747 Ocean House. No proof. e. 748 Walkway with Rockwall and Trees. No proof. e. 749 Treelined Street with House on Left. No proof. e. 750 Family Grouping of 7 in front of house. No proof. e. 751 Woman standing in front of shrub and barn (Glass plate is dirty). No proof. e. 752 A small girl standing in front of a Rock Wall and ivy. No proof. e. 753 Young man and cow in front of barn. No proof. e. 754 Tree lined road with house on left. No proof. e. 755 Water with trees. No proof. e. 756 Creek with boat e. 757 Passenger Boat – Portsmouth, NH e. 758 Farragut Hotel e. 759 Farragut Hotel – 2nd view e. 760 Stream with trees and bridge e. 761 Stream with trees and bridge (positive of e.760) e. 762 Small Island – Newcastle (positive) e. 763 Overall of a house with woman standing near door e. 764 Barnum Circus e. 765 Barnum Circus (emulsion flaking) e. 766 Barnum Circus (positive -cropped view of e. 719) e. 767 Parsonage. No proof. e. 768 Cottage with Large Cupola Tower 10 Positive Plates e. 769 Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss (Analesa’s mother). No proof. e. 770 Barn. No proof. e. 771 Band posing in grass. No proof. e. 772 Surf. No proof. e. 773 Large group on porch and steps. No proof. e. 774 Interior (mill?). No proof. e. 775 Fence lined road. No proof. e. 776 Old house - background hand colored blue. No proof. e. 777 Church altar with “Welcome to our Pastor” flowered arch. No proof. e. 778 Cannons (plate cracked)
Box 33
	Glass Plate Negatives: 19 6x8 split glass plates – studio family portraits e. 780 Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss seated with hat (Analesa’s mother) e. 781 Analesa – full length with flower sash, holding scroll (High school graduation photograph 1917) e. 782 Second view of e.781 e. 783 Analesa seated in dress with lace collar – ¾ pose e. 784 Analesa with short hair in plaid dress e. 785 Analesa dress with sailor collar e. 786 Analesa seated with short hair, large bow - ¾ pose e. 787 Analesa in plaid jumper holding flowers - ¾ pose e. 788 Analesa as a little girl, approximately 2-3 years old e. 789 Analesa holding flowers (2nd view of e. 788) e. 790 Analesa as a little girl with bows in her hair (approximately 4-5 years old) e. 791 Analesa as young girl with an unidentified young woman (woman is possibly Analesa’s sister, Lena Foss Berry) e. 792 Analesa as a young girl – 4 way split negative e. 793 Analesa as a young girl with unidentified woman (woman is possibly Analesa’s sister, Lena Foss Berry) e. 794 Analesa as a young girl with mother – ¾ portrait (Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss) e. 795 Analesa with mother – full length/Analesa alone (Second view of e. 794) e. 796 Emma Harriet Hoyt Foss (Same session as e. 794 and e. 795) e. 797 Analesa as a young woman – seated ¾ pose e. 798 Analesa as a young woman – 1 standing pose/1 seated pose e.799 - e. 815 17 images of waves breaking on rocks most in Rye e. 816 Seacoast Rockingham County Map (copy) (5 x 8 glass plate)
Box 34
	Misc items related to Foss Studio/Print Blocks e. 817 Henderson Point Blast – Distant view (3” x 4” print block) e. 818 Henderson Point Blast – cropped in (2 ½" x 3 ½' print block) e. 819 Henderson Point Blast with inscription (2 ¾ x 4 ¾" print block) e. 820 Montage of locations in Rye (Including Farragut Hotel and lover’s lane) (3 ½" x 4 ½" print block) e. 821 Montage 3 ½" x 5 ½” print block e. 822 Rye Church (2 ¾" x 4 ½” print block) e. 823 Ocean Wave Hotel (3” x 5” print block) e. 824 Surf 2” x 2 ¾" print block e. 825 Surf 1 ¾" x 2 ½" print block e. 826 “F” stamp e. 827 “ARH Foss” stamp
Box 35
	Large Photographs and Photo Albums Note: These items have been removed from the preceding boxes in the series due to their size. e. 17 Hope Adams, granddaughter of Joseph M. R. Adams by Albert H. Adams e. 73 The Fanny M, Edward H. Adams’ Gundalow e. 74 The Fanny M, Edward H. Adams’ Gundalow e. 179 Launching the Driftwood e. 189 Gundalow and reflection e. 221 Scrapbook page with two postcards of Sullivan House and a photo of a young Cass and Avis Adams e. 248 Edward Cass Adams with Analesa, family wedding picture, 1936 e. 275 Analesa Foss Adams with Edward Cass Adams on her wedding day e.449 Frisbee Family portrait: Alberta Adam Frisbee, Joseph Frisbee, Judith and Alberta, Jr. e. 587 Gundalow loading or unloading at dock – Dover NH? Late 19th century? e. 590 Avis Adams, Photo Album

Series 13: Scrapbooks

Box 36
Box 36, Item 1		Scrapbook of European History and Sights by sister of Edward Cass Adams
Box 37
Box 37, Item 1		2 Scrapbooks, Inclusive dates approximately 1870-1930; Newsclippings, poems, some family related materials
Box 38
Box 38, Item 1		3 Scrapbooks, Inclusive dates approximately 1870-1930; Newsclippings, poems, some family related materials
Box 39
Box 39, Item 1		Large Book of “Samples of Dance Orders, Tickets and Menus, J. C. & Co., Inc.”
Oversize Box 1
		Prints of Lithograph of “Reformation” John Adams Newspapers with contributions by John Isaac Ira Adams: The Holyoke Independent, 2 issues, September 14, 1845 and January 4, 1855 The Holyoke Mirror, October 31, 1857 The Missionary Advocate, 1 issue The Vineyard Gazette, 3 issues, May 21, 1846; July 2, 1846; and July 30, 1846 The Vineyard Gazette, 3 issues, August 6, 1846; August 20, 1846; August 27, 1846 The Vineyard Gazette, 4 issues, September 10, 1846; September 10, 1846; September 24, 1846; and November 12, 1846 The Vineyard Gazette, 4 issues, March 25, 1847; December 10, 1847; September 14, 1847; and November 3 1848 School Papers with contributions by John Isaac Ira Adams: Our Little Pet, vol.1, no.4, November 21, 1856, Holyoke Village School The Gallinipper, vol. 1, no.1, December 1849, Yale Yale Banner, vol.6, no.1, October 16, 1849 The Yale Banger, vol.3, no.1, October 27, 1847 The Berwick Scholar, October 1888, Berwick Academy Western Papers with contributions from or edited by Enoch George Adams: The Columbian, (St. Helen’s, Oregon, vol.2, no.16, November 25, 1881 The Vancouver Register, vol.4, no.50, September 25, 1869 and vol.6, no.24., March 25, 1871 [both issues loose] The Vancouver Register, Bound Volume 4, vol.4, no.2 [no.1 missing], October 24, 1868 to vol.4, no.52, October 9, 1869 The Vancouver Register, Bound Volume 5, vol.5, no.1, October 16, 1869 to vol.5, no.52, October 8, 1870
Oversize Box 2
		Papers and Photographs Reformation John Adams: Letter from Sam. Wyman to Ref. John Adams, March 10, 1828 Edward Hamlin Adams: Diploma, Avis S. Adams, Durham Public Schools, 1912 Wildlife Drawings by Avis S. Adams, 3 Items Swan Cut-out Photograph of Unidentified Room Photograph of Unidentified Students Matted photograph of Henderson’s Point in Portsmouth being blown up, 1905, A. R. H. Foss
Map Drawer A7		Maps, Floor Plans, and Blueprints Enoch George Adams: Map of The Town of St. Helen’s on the Columbia River, Pacific Northwest, ca. 1870s About the Adams Family and Adams Point: Floor Plans and Diagrams of the Adams House on Adams Point, 6 Items Plan of “Big Front of House at Adams Point, ca. 1895 Map of Adams Point, hand-drawn by Alfred M. Hoyt, ca. 1847 Print of Gundalows on Portsmouth Harbor [missing] Blueprint of Sail Plan for the Fannie M, May 21, 1937