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Notes by Charles Morse on the Albee family

File of materials on the Alexander Family containing a letter dated August 15, 1984 from June Miller (New England Antiquities Research Association) to Charles Morse requesting information on the history of the Amos Alexander homestead

Folder consists of notes from Katherine Taylor Bass, some written in 1970s. Genealogy notes, marriage dates of various Bass family members.

File containing Atwood family genealogical materials including notes by Charles Morse,
Newspaper clipping explaining that Atwood is an old English surname which was first given to those whose homes were at or near a wood or grove of trees.

Letters dated Jan, March, May of 1863 and Sept 1868. Tells of happenings in town of Warwick, people that have moved, been ill, etc. Henry was in hospital and his mother states that she wishes she could be a nurse there. She has heard that many of the Warwick boys are unwell.
A report card of Henry Kidder from the 1850s is attached (but not mentioned in letters)

Charles Morse's notebook with his notes on Civil War Warwick Soldiers Records and Regimental Histories

Notebook in box containing Civil War Records, left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a

From Head Quarters Dept of New England, a certification of Willard Packard. age 25, occupation Farmer, belonging to Co. B, dated Nov 26, 1861, claiming that his family is entitled to relief

Civil War Records located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a

This certifies that Le Baron Monroe Patridge (actually Partridge) has enlisted in Company G, 24th Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteers, and he was sworn into the service of the United States of the 16th day of October 1861. Signed, E. B. Richardson.

Civil War Records are located in left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a

Document from The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Auditor's Department stating that evidence has been found for discharge of E. Goodwin in 1866, and John Farnsworth, Alfred E. Houghton, and Walter Burke in 1865

Civil War Records are located in left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a

A small sheet of paper stating that Joseph Spencer wishes that his aged Grandmother receive relief as she is dependent on him for support

Civil War Records are located in left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a