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154. Camp à Cantorberry, le 7 Novembre, 10 miles de Windham, undated
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Box xii, Packet 39-48
Forty-eighth Camp at Canterbury. 7-8 November 1782. Ten miles from the preceding camp at Windham. The stream at the bottom of the map is the Little River. The campsite is on high ground south of the road (present State Route 14) before reaching "Westminster Meeting," the building shown to the left of a small triangular bulge in the road. The rebuilt eighteenth-century church still stands on this spot. The "Meeting-house" shown at the top of the map in the village of Canterbury proper is on the site of the present Congregational Church (built in 1805). Although the army had passed along this route in June 1781, it did not then camp at Canterbury; cf. No. 16.
Box s-000336, Folder 1
155. Camp à Walen-Town, le 8 Novembre, 10 miles de Cantorberry, undated
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Box xii, Packet 39-49
Forty-ninth Camp at Voluntown [Sterling Hill, Connecticut]. 8-9 November 1782. Ten miles from the preceding camp at Canterbury. "Walen-Town," I.e., Voluntown, here refers to the present village of Sterling Hill in the town of Sterling, Windham County, Connecticut, and not to the present village of Voluntown in the town of that name, New London County, some nine miles to the south. In 1782 the town of Voluntown included territory that was later, in 1794, incorporated separately as the town of Sterling.
156. Camp à Providence sur le chemin de Boston, le 13 Novembre, 4 miles de l'ancien Camp, undated
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Box xii, Packet 39-50/52
Fifty-second Camp at Providence. Also "Camp à Waterman's Tavern, le 9 Novembre, 10 miles de Walen-Town. Voyés Campagne 1781, 2e Camp" [no map], "Camp à Providence, le 10 Novembre, 15 miles de Waterman's Tavern, l'armée sur deux Lignes dans l'ancien Camp de la Brigade de Soissonnois. Voyés la Campagne 1781, 1er Camp" [no map]. 13 November - 4 December 1782. Proceeding from Voluntown (Sterling Hill) the army made its next (50th) camp at Waterman's Tavern on the site occupied the previous year (cf. Nos. 14 and 28) and then, upon reaching Providence, camped again (51st camp) on the western outskirts of the town, as it had done in June 1781 when beginning the march to the Hudson (cf. Nos. 14 and 27).
Box xii, Packet 39-53
Fifty-third Camp at Wrentham [in Massachusetts]. 1-4 December 1782. Sixteen miles from the preceding camp at North Providence. The camp ground lay between Lake Archer (the "Etang" at the left of the map) and Main Street, near present State Route 1-A, the old road from Providence to Boston.
Box 5154, Folder 15
158. Camp à Dedam, Le 2 décembre, 16 miles de Wrentham, undated
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Box xii, Packet 39-54/55
Fifty-fourth Camp at Dedham. 2-5 December 1782. Sixteen miles from the preceding camp at Wrentham. The road from Wrentham coming in at the lower left of the map crosses a small stream (Lowder Brook) before joining another road, which in turn leads to the "Meeting House" (Congregational Church) on Dedham Common. The river at the top of the map is the Charles. The camp was southeast of present St. Paul's Church on ground lying between present Court, School, Washington, Worthington, and Richards Streets.
Box s-000336, Folder 1
Box s-000338, Folder 5
Box 5344, Folder 15
Box 5331, Folder 15
Box 5289, Folder 15
Box s-000337, Folder 1
Box 5484, Folder 15
Box 5423, Folder 15
Box 5420, Folder 15
Box 5246, Folder 15
Box 5602, Folder 15
Box 5428, Folder 15
15 ALsS by MML, dates not examined
1 folder
Box 5, Folder 7
[1 with message by Lucía Láinez de Mujica Farías ("Chía") (mother) on envelope]
Box 84, Folder 4
This series contains harmful and offensive descriptions of people that may include racist, colonialist, ableist, and dehumanizing language. Some of the description is original to the donor and/or the creator, and in these instances of creator- and donor-supplied titles, description may be retained to convey contextual/historical information of the materials. Otherwise, descriptions derive from a typewritten inventory of the collection that may have been provided by the donor, or may have been created by an archivist.
Box 5595, Folder 15
Box 148, Folder 2
1806--October, 9 enclosed documents (4 signed by Auguste); November, 6 enclosed documents (4 signed by Auguste); December, 12 enclosed documents (10 signed by Auguste); 1807--January, 9 enclosed documents (5 signed by Auguste); February, 11 enclosed documents (5 signed by Auguste); March, 6 enclosed documents (3 signed by Auguste); April, 11 enclosed documents (3 signed by Auguste); May, 6 enclosed documents (1 signed by Auguste); June, 6 enclosed documents (3 signed by Auguste); July, 3 enclosed documents; August, 8 enclosed documents (3 signed by Auguste); September, 7 enclosed documents (1 signed by Auguste); October, 4 enclosed documents; November, 9 enclosed documents (3 signed by Auguste); December, 12 enclosed documents (6 signed by Auguste).
Box 5352, Folder 15
15. Entry without inspection (E.W.I.)/Exclusion - Case Law (empty folder), dates not examined
1 folder
Box 5129, Folder 15
Box s-000342, Folder 2
Box s-000320, Folder 9
15. Extracts from Minutes of Council, Treaty of July 15, 1830, with Sac and Fox, dates not examined
1 folder
Box s-000353, Folder 7
Box 5409, Folder 15
15. Hyman v. City of Louisville - Research - Compelling Government Interest, dates not examined
1 folder
Box 5490, Folder 15
Box 5408, Folder 15
Box 5320, Folder 15
Box 5404, Folder 15
Box 5134, Folder 15
Box 5489, Folder 15
