Volume 6
Container
Contains 4 Results:
FRESNO (Bark) Journal, 1881
File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents of the Papers
From the Collection:
This collection was largely organized by Richard Columbus Mears and his daughter, Nellie. He sorted his accounts and kept meticulous records of his journeys. His daughter organized his records further and it is in this condition that they arrived at Mystic Seaport Museum. The orignal order was kept as much as possible and the only items that were moved were either not dated or relocated in order to separate personal accounts from business accounts. The Richard Columbus Mears Collection is is...
Dates:
1881
FLORELLA (Bark) Account Book, 1874
File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents of the Papers
From the Collection:
This collection was largely organized by Richard Columbus Mears and his daughter, Nellie. He sorted his accounts and kept meticulous records of his journeys. His daughter organized his records further and it is in this condition that they arrived at Mystic Seaport Museum. The orignal order was kept as much as possible and the only items that were moved were either not dated or relocated in order to separate personal accounts from business accounts. The Richard Columbus Mears Collection is is...
Dates:
1874
"People and Places on the Foreign Field"
File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents of the Papers
From the Collection:
This collection was largely organized by Richard Columbus Mears and his daughter, Nellie. He sorted his accounts and kept meticulous records of his journeys. His daughter organized his records further and it is in this condition that they arrived at Mystic Seaport Museum. The orignal order was kept as much as possible and the only items that were moved were either not dated or relocated in order to separate personal accounts from business accounts. The Richard Columbus Mears Collection is is...
Dates:
1875, 1884, Undated
Think Notebook
File — Multiple Containers
Scope and Contents of the Papers
From the Collection:
This collection was largely organized by Richard Columbus Mears and his daughter, Nellie. He sorted his accounts and kept meticulous records of his journeys. His daughter organized his records further and it is in this condition that they arrived at Mystic Seaport Museum. The orignal order was kept as much as possible and the only items that were moved were either not dated or relocated in order to separate personal accounts from business accounts. The Richard Columbus Mears Collection is is...
Dates:
1897-1917, Undated