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Box 0003

 Container

Contains 74 Results:

Simmons, Joseph; W. Prince, Jr. Order for seeds, 1824-06-19

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0152
Identifier: MS0138-024979
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-06-19

Howard, E. C.; W. Prince, Jr. Asks for credit on shipment that did not arrive in good condition, 1824-06-20

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0153
Identifier: MS0138-024980
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-06-20

Schroeder, Henry; 1824 William Prince, Jr. Complains about shipment with dead and small plants, 1824-06-20

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0154
Identifier: MS0138-024981
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-06-20

Buffirm, James R.; W. R. Prince. Prince agent reporting from Salem, Massachusetts, 1824-11

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0155
Identifier: MS0138-024982
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-11

Grant Thorburn and Son; W. Prince, Jr. An order of seed to be sent to London, 1824-12-26

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0156
Identifier: MS0138-024983
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-12-26

Grant Thorburn and Son; W. Prince, Jr, 1824-12

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0157
Identifier: MS0138-024984
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-12

Grant Thorburn and Son; W. Prince, Jr. Explanation of how they record bills, 1824-12

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0158
Identifier: MS0138-024985
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-12

Grant Thorburn and Son; W. Prince, Jr. Letters presumed to be of late 1824 concerning general business between Prince and Thorburn, 1824-12

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0159
Identifier: MS0138-024986
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824-12

Grant Thorburn and Son; W. Prince, Jr. Letters presumed to be of late 1824 concerning general business between Prince and Thorburn, 1824

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0160
Identifier: MS0138-024987
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824

Grant Thorburn and Son; W. Prince, Jr. Letters presumed to be of late 1824 concerning general business between Prince and Thorburn, 1824

 File — Box: 0003, Folder: 0161
Identifier: MS0138-024988
Scope and Content Note From the Series: The material found in bulk covers the years 1818 and 1823 to 1829 (documents 50 to 80 and 119 to 200). He founded the Linnaean Gardens in 1793 and incorporated them into his father=s establishment by 1802. During his ownership, the Gardens grew in size and fame and were patronized by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Prince introduced the Lombardy poplar as well as naming the Isabella grape. In 1826, he was one of the first importers of the Asiatic Mulberry tree. The material...
Dates: 1824