Payment order for Daniel Parker on behalf of his son, 1784 July 7

Handwritten order to John Sale to pay scholarship funds to Daniel Parker for use by his son, signed by Charles Chauncey, John Clarke, James Thwing, and Jacob Williams.

Poem (manuscript copy owned by Jonathan Remington and Benjamin Parker), 1782

Paper notebook lacking covers with a handwritten copy of John Davis's 1781 Commencement poem titled ���Poem. ��� The verso of the last page is inscribed: ���Benj���a Parker���s property Given him by Remington March 4th 1782.��� The last page has a Latin phrase, "Finis cum fistilo jig," and the phrase, "He that has [some] hair cannot wear a wig."

Letter from Parker Cleaveland to William Tudor,

One letter requesting information Tudor may have regarding minerals for Cleaveland���s second edition of his treatise on mineralogy and geology. Also includes a two-page description of Gay Head by Frederic Tudor.

Moses Parker's Release to Hopkinston [sic] Trustees, 1716 December 21

Handwritten copy of a deed between Moses Parker and the Trustees for the land originally purchased by Parker, et al. from John Owosamog in 1700.

Opinion and decision in the United States of America on behalf of William A. Parker, claimant, v. the United Mexican States. Docket no. 127, March 31, 1926.

Mode of access: Internet.

Parker Lake Muddy Boggy Creek, Coal County : environmental impact statement.

F also available in microfiche.

The plane system of coordinates for highway surveys; a review of a ground surveying method, prepared under the direction of W.M. Parker, engineer of traffic & planning, and C.E. Gray, assistant engineer of planning, by Jon S. Beazley, photogrammetric engineer.

Bibliography: leaves 46-48.

The critical and miscellaneous writings of Theodore Parker.

Mode of access: Internet.

The life of General Ely S. Parker, last grand sachem of the Iroquois and General Grant's military secretary,

The Measure of the Man -- The Valley of the Rapid Water -- How the Senecas Made War Upon Great Britain -- The Grand-Daughter of the Prophet -- Boyhood Days on the Reservatio -- The Way the Twig Was Bent -- Lewis H. Morgan and the "New League of the Iroquois" -- Early Experience as an Engineer and Masonic Career -- How Parker's Enlistment was Refused by Secretary Seward -- A Sachem Becomes a Warrior -- The Fall of the Confederacy -- The Indian in the Drama at Appomattox -- The Warrior After the War -- An Indian Commissioner of Indian Affairs -- A Sachem's Letters to a Poetess -- The Gettysburg Speech of Grant's Military Secretary -- The House of Brother Nicholson -- The Bones of Red Jacket -- The Last Grand Sachem.

The police : an interview / by Donald McDonald ; with William H. Parker.

Cover title.