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City of Honolulu Showing Japanese Population by Census Enumeration Tracts - 1930
No full textScale approximately 1:12,000. 1 map ; 76 x 123 cm, on sheet 79 x 125 cm. The Romanzo Adams Social Research Laboratory Records (RASRL) came to the Archives in two accessions, in 1979 and 1989. Selected maps from the RASRL collection have been digitized and are available here. Consult the University Archives and the RASRL guide for more information
City of Honolulu Showing Filipino Population by Census Enumeration Tracts - 1930
No full textScale approximately 1:12,000. 1 map ; 76 x 125 cm, on sheet 80 x 127 cm. The Romanzo Adams Social Research Laboratory Records (RASRL) came to the Archives in two accessions, in 1979 and 1989. Selected maps from the RASRL collection have been digitized and are available here. Consult the University Archives and the RASRL guide for more information
Seth Adams business letter to Thomas Rotch, 6 July 1818
No full textSeth Adams reports problems with his wool and asks Rotch to take his wool and turn it into wool for carpet. Rotch eventually recalled over two hundred of his lent out ship from Adams and other farmers. 8.36 X 9.80 (21 by 24.8 cm
Seth Adams letter to Thomas Rotch, Zanesville, 30th Decr 1815
No full textSeth Adams offers to send flint to Thomas Rotch for his pottery factory. He asks if Rotch would accept wool for processing in his woolen factory at Kendal. Adams also inquires about Charity Rotch hoping that she is in better health in Ohio than she was in Connecticut. 7.55" X 9.50" (19.2 by 24.2 cm
James Adams letter to Thomas Rotch, Pittsburgh, 10 Dec 1814
No full textMerchant James Adams informs Thomas Rotch that his bill for goods shipped from Pittsburgh for his Kendal store should be 550 and therefore Rotch has $50 credit to his account. 7.50" X 9.55" (19.2 by 24.3 cm
Seth Adams letter to Thomas Rotch regarding sheep business, January 7, 1812
No full textSeth Adams asks that Thomas Rotch bring wool samples for viewing by the Ohio legislature that recently passed a law protecting sheep and their owners from partial taxation. Adams also tells Rotch that another law may be forthcoming that encourages sheep husbandry and prohibits free-ranging rams. Rotch's careful management of Merino sheep made the area from Kendal(Massillon) to Meyer's Lake in Canton one of the largest Merino sheep centers in the United States. 8" x 9.75" (20.32 x 24.77 cm
Seth Adams letter to Thomas Rotch, Zanesville Jan 7, 1812
No full textSeth Adams notifies Thomas Rotch that members of the Ohio legislature are interested in seeing samples of Rotch's woolen cloth. He also mentions that the legislature passed a law protecting the holders of sheep by exempting wool, yarn and cloth in private families to the amount of $45. 7.8" x 9.75" (19.8 by 24.9 cm
An oration, pronounced July 4th, 1793, at the request of the inhabitants of the town of Boston, in commemoration of the anniversary of American independence. / By John Quincy Adams. ; [Five lines of quotations]
No full text21, [3] p. ; 21 cm. (8vo)Half-title: John Q. Adams' oration
James Adams letter to Thomas Rotch, Pittsburgh, 7 December 1811
No full textThis letter specifies that 1,697 pounds of merchandise purchased at Pittsburgh have been shipped to Thomas Rotch for his general store at Kendal. He and Charity Rotch departed Hartford, Connecticut on January 18, 1811 on a four month exploratory trip to investigate the possibility of purchasing land for resettlement in Ohio. They returned to Hartford in the late Spring of 1811,and spent four months preparing for the return trip to Ohio, reaching the state in November, 1811. Charity Rotch remained in Wheeling, Virginia with Friends Patience and Michael Graham, while Rotch established temporary quarters on his property in northeast Ohio,(now Massillon). In December, his order for goods for his proposed store were shipped by James Adams from Pittsburgh. In February 1812, Rotch brought his wife to the site of their new homestead, however she resided in Canton until a log house was completed sometime in 1812. 7.55" X 11" (19.3 by 28 cm
Adams house, Huntington, W. Va., ca. 1910.
No full textAdams house, Huntington, W. Va., ca. 1910. 1 photograph : sepia; 19 x 25 cm. on 28 x 35 cm. mount. Located at 1111-4th ave. Adams granddaughters Margaret Lawrence, Lois Huff and Ruth Midkiff are named on verso.https://mds.marshall.edu/cabell_wayne_hist_soc_collection/1176/thumbnail.jp
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