Diary, 1865-1866
Scope and Contents
Contains a diary, 1865-1866, of Mark H. Sullivan of New Bedford, MA. Entries include brief notes on his work, travel, and names of people and their addresses. He mentions boarding the "Brig John Hathaway," seeing whales, and stopping at destinations, such as the Virgin Islands. He writes about pricing cost of fabric/clothing and, on the 5th, notes he begins work for Davis, Wiley and Co. "Drilling Strippers Whole day." Other entries mention balancing, drilling and scouring and others note making boxes. A separate hand pens the last entry which indicates Sullivan died in St. Thomas of yellow fever. Quite a few pages are blank, while some others have been removed.
Dates
- Creation: 1865-1866
Creator
- From the Collection: Sullivan, Mark H. (Person)
Conditions Governing Access
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Extent
From the Collection: 0.01 Linear Foot
Language
English
Repository Details
Part of the Special Collections Research Center Repository