13 1882-1901 Papers Connected to the Pease family of Franklin County, Maine: Phillips, Avon, Salem

Undated, Albert Pease, D. S. D?

13 papers connected to the Pease family of Franklin County, Maine; 4 undated, the rest from 1882 to 1901. 

Places Mentioned, in Maine:

• Phillips
• Avon
• Salem
• Ridlonville

People mentioned:

• Edward J. Atwood, living in or visiting Holliston, Massachusetts
• ? H. Davenport, purchaser of birch stumpage; possibly I. H. Davenport or J. H. Davenport or T. H. Davenport
• Warren T. Hinds, Town Clerk of Salem, Maine
• Albert Pease - presumably Rev. Albert Charles Washburn Pease (1811-1898)
• Albert J. Pease, living or vising Malone, New York, in 1891; perhaps Albert Judson Pease (1852-1935)
• Charles H. Pease - presumably Charles Henry Huntoon Pease (1840-1927)
• Josiah Pease, perhaps Josiah Washburn Pease (1828-1919)
• Alonzo L. Record - presumably Alonzo L. Record (1839-1918)
• W. ? Ross - presumably a livery owner, blacksmith or veterinarian
• Weston Toothaker and Mrs. Toothaker - perhaps Weston U. Toothaker (1867-1948) and Jennie F. (Royal) Toothaker (1874-1948)
• Ebenezer Tyler - perhaps Ebenezer Tyler (1833-1916)

1882 document: Salem, Maine, October 25, 1882: Alonzo L. Record, Albert Pease; Ebenezer Tyler; Warren T. Hinds, Town Clerk of Salem

Papers:

1. Undated bill for barley - Albert Pease; D. S. D?
2. Undated, Received of Charles Pease, $21 rent, signed by Mrs. Weston Toothaker
3. Undated letter from Weston Toothaker at Ridlonville, Maine, acknowledging receipt of $14 money order from Charles H. Pease
4. Undated letter from Josiah Pease asking his brother for funds to pay his taxes, which may have been $4.60 or $460 
5. Promise to Pay, dated October 25, 1882, by Albert Pease in Salem, Maine the sum of $45 to Alonzo Record; witnessed by Ebenezer Tyler - not sure of surname. Pease put up a pair of steers as collateral. Reverse shows the recording by the Town Clerk of Salem, Maine, dated October 25, 1882; recorded in Volume 4, page 30, attested by Warren T. Hinds, Town Clerk of Salem
6. Receipt from Phillips, Maine, dated May 2, 1891, where Albert Pease acknowledged receipt of $69 from I. H. Davenport for payment in full of birch stumpage cut on Pease's land.
7. Receipt from Malone, New York, dated June 10, 1891, where Albert J. Pease acknowledges receipt of $125 from Albert Pease of Phillips, Maine
8. Receipt, dated October 5, 1899 at Phillips, Maine, where Mrs. Weston Toothaker acknowledges receipt of $7 from Charles H. Pease for one month's rent
9. Letter dated December 31, 1899, where Weston Toothaker acknowledges receipt of the payment of Mr. Pease - presumably Charles H. Pease - for two months rent. Toothaker asks if the chimney is drawing better and if the well is the chimney and the well has plenty of water.
10. Receipt dated March 1, 1900, where Mrs. Weston Toothaker acknowledges receipt of $14 from Charles H. Pease for house rent.
11. Letter dated April 27, 1900 at Ridlonville, Maine, to Charles H. Pease, where Weston Toothaker acknowledges receipt of $14 for rent.
12. Receipt dated September 8, 1900, where W. ? Ross - not sure of surname - acknowledges payment by Charles H. Pease for horse services.
13. Receipt dated December 14, 1901 at Holliston, Massachusetts, where Edward J. Atwood acknowledges payment by Charles H. Pease of all demands up to date.

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