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About Timothy Orne
Timothy Orne
Divided into three subgroups (each subgroup arranged in series and groups): Timothy Orne (1717-1767) papers, 1719-1820; Josiah Orne (1768-1825) papers, 1789-1878; William & Joseph Orne papers
Timothy Orne papers subgroup chiefly relates to his shipping business in Salem, Massachusetts, & ownership of over 50 vessels & warehouses & contains shipping papers, including ships' papers (schooners Beaver, Hampton, brig Cicero, & others), merchant house & shipping correspondence, & insurance papers, relating to voyages, cargo, fisheries, slaves, the capture of several Orne ships during England's war with France in the 1750s-1760s, political unrest in various ports, his insurance business, & other topics; & business papers, including correspondence, account books, almanacs, diaries, inventories, & other papers, concerning his warehouse & general shipping business, daily weather, incoming & outgoing ships, estate of his father, Timothy (1683-1753), & other matters. Also includes legal papers, containing estate papers, information pertaining to a lawsuit between Orne & Eaton family members concerning the Eaton farm, and correspondence of Barnes Robinson discussing fraud & his escape from justice; personal & family papers, including correspondence, financial papers, & other materials, pertaining to civic activities, daily events, education, Timothy's (1717-1767) student days at Harvard College, & affairs of the Orne & Cabot families
Josiah Orne papers subgroup consists of shipping, business, legal, & family papers, of Josiah, his son, Richard Elvins Orne (1795-1860), & their in-laws, the Low, Williams, & Allen families, containing Josiah's & Richard Elvins's shipping papers (1792-1827), reflecting Josiah's activities as shipmaster, trade with West Indies, Europe, Russia, & India, & U.S. ports of Charleston, South Carolina, & Savannah, Georgia, & family ships carrying tea, coffee, fish, textiles, spices, rum, molasses, & other commodities. Also includes papers of ship Malabar & brig Exchange, documenting the collision of the Exchange with an iceberg; merchant & shipping correspondence; legal papers consisting of deeds & other land records, powers of attorney, promissory notes, indentures, & information concerning the bankruptcy of Edward Allen (caused by business failure) for which Josiah acted as his brother-in-law's attorney; estate papers & inventories; correspondence, financial papers, & miscellaneous materials, of various family members, including Josiah's sons, Edward, George, Josiah, Henry Augustus, & Richard Elvins
William & Joseph Orne papers subgroup includes shipping & nonshipping papers of William (1751 or 2-1815), his brother, Dr. Joseph Orne (1749-1786, physician of Beverly, Massachusetts), & Joseph's son, Joseph, Jr. (1778-1806), containing poems written by Dr. Joseph, a description of the British attack on Beverly, Massachusetts, in 1775, & other papers; ships' papers, including papers of the ship Essex, owned by William & mastered by Joseph, with description (1819, related by the cabin boy) of the massacre of the crew by pirates off the coast of Yemen in 1806; correspondence; financial records; estate papers relating to Joseph's estate which was settled by his brother-in-law, Ichabod Tucker.
Merchants, ship captains and owners, of Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.
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Timothy Orne's Timeline
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April 30, 1750
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Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
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| 1780 |
September 1780
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Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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| 1789 |
December 23, 1789
Age 39
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Danvers, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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Broad Street Cemetery, Broad Street, Orne Tomb, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, 01970, United States
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