1858-1919, undated
Folders 23.1-23.13, 24.1-24.25, 25.1-25.18, 28.1-28.13, 29.1-29.11, C.1.1-C.1.12
GUSN-287747
Series XII, General and Unassignable Materials, consists of a large and diverse collection of materials that document everyday life in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Financial records include invoices from merchants in Boston and the Wiscasset area, and document the purchase of household goods and food, dishes and silverware, furniture (including a stove, wallpaper, and carpets), jewelry, clothing, hardware, and the like. Payment for goods and services related to construction and repairs, interior decorating, landscape work, and installation of water, sewer, and electrical service are also documented. A variety of printed ephemera is in this series, including advertisements and related promotional items, greeting cards, calendars, and souvenir pamphlets and booklets.
food
dishes (vessels)
furniture
stoves (heating equipment)
clothing
hardware (components)
construction (assembling)
landscaping
plumbing hardware
utilities (infrastructures)
printed ephemera
advertisements
greeting cards
calendars
souvenirs
invoices
manuscripts (document genre)
financial records
printed ephemera
MS033
Tucker family papers
MS033.012
Gift
Gift of Jane Standen Tucker, 1998.
Wiscasset (Lincoln county, Maine)
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
Tucker, Jane Standen, (1917-2012) (Compiler)
manuscripts (document genre)
financial records
printed ephemera
Tucker, Richard Holbrook, 1816-1895
Tucker, Mary Geraldine, 1841-1922
Tucker, Mary Mellus, 1858-1899
Tucker, Richard Holbrook, 1816-1895
Stapleton, Martha Armstrong, 1861-1893
Tucker, William Armstrong, 1864-1926
Tucker, Jane Armstrong, 1866-1964
Series
Folders 23.1-23.13, 24.1-24.25, 25.1-25.18, 28.1-28.13, 29.1-29.11, C.1.1-C.1.12
This series is arranged in the following subseries:
Subseries A: Financial records
Subseries B: Printed materials
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