| Collection |
Marblehead Industries Collection |
| Author |
John R. H. Kimball |
| Publish date |
2000 |
| Summary |
The life and times of Edmund Kimball, a shipbuilder and owner in Marblehead in the early 1800's until after the American Civil War. |
| Object ID |
2001-038-115 |
| Object Name |
Book |
| People |
Kimball, Edmund
Hooper, Mary
Russell, Lidia Mugford
Kimball, Edmund Jr.
Kimball, Thomas
Kimball, Asa Hooper
Kimball, William
Kimball, Mary Knight
Kimball, Sally Leach
Kimball William Porter
Conant, Caroline E.
Kimball John Russell
Kimball, Lydia Mugford
Kimball Elizabeth
Kimball, Charles Henry
Kimball, Thomas
Kimball, Elizabeth Balch
Kimball, Anna Woodbury
Landon, Mary
Kimball, Henry Landon
Kimball, Edmund Landon
Kimball, Mary Landon
Thayer
Turner, Joseph Pitman
Turner, Edmund Kimball
Turner, Mary Ellen
Kimball, Henry W.
Kimball, Alice Hooper
Kimball, Frank Russell
Kimball, Myra (Edith) Task
Hammond, Mary Abigail
Kimball, Harry Mugford
Kimball, Bertha Hammond
Browser, George
Kimball, John Hammond
McCulloch, Willetta Blanche
Kimball, Jeanette R.
Brackenbury, John
Kimball, Edmund H. |
| Publisher |
Self published |
| Pub Place |
Lincoln MA |
| Search Terms |
Ships |
| Subjects |
This is a biography of Edmund Kimball written by his great-great-grandson, John R. H. Kimball. In the preface the author said "This story is not of those 'who fought the storms, who suffered the fevers, who haggled with [foreign] merchants, . . . and who drank gin or rum on the verandas of trading stations.'" It is more of a 'counting house story' about the codfishery and the shipping business during the period 1817-1867, and the life of a shipowner whose career spanned the period." |
| Title |
Edmund Kimball of Marblehead |
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