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1000.140.1139Wallet inscribed: William P Prebles Property, Cranberry Isles 1836
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
  • Object, Other Object
Wallet, brown leather tri-fold with tongue & strap closure, repaired and well worn, inked inside:" William P Prebles Property, Cranberry Isles 1836." From Louise Marr collection of items recovered from the Preble House.
Wallet inscribed: William P Prebles Property, Cranberry Isles 1836
Catalogue #:
  • 1000.140.1139   
Type:
  • Object, Personal Case, Wallet
Subject:
  • Object, Other Object
Date:
  • 1836
Materials:
  • Leather
Size:
  • (closed) 7.5" W x 3.75 L; open 9.25" H with all 3 folds open
Description:
Wallet, brown leather tri-fold with tongue & strap closure, repaired and well worn, inked inside:" William P Prebles Property, Cranberry Isles 1836." From Louise Marr collection of items recovered from the Preble House.
2016.374.2137Headstone for William Spurling
  • Object, Tombstone, Headstone
  • People
  • Places, Cemetery
Headstone fragment discovered July 2016 during Spurling Revolutionary War Cemetery preservation project. White marble. Well worn and difficult to discern, the inscription reads: "William/Son of Thomas & Hannah/Spurling. William Spurling, 2nd, was born 9Dec1812 and died 23May1839. This is the only piece of William's headstone discovered to date; it was lying in the grass near the Robert Spurling footstone. One corner piece is broken off. One other small white marble fragment was collected and stored with this artifact.
Headstone for William Spurling
Catalogue #:
  • 2016.374.2137   
Type:
  • Object, Tombstone, Headstone
Subject:
  • People
  • Places, Cemetery
Date:
  • 1839
Materials:
  • Stone
Size:
  • 14" W x 11" H x 2" Thick
Description:
Headstone fragment discovered July 2016 during Spurling Revolutionary War Cemetery preservation project. White marble. Well worn and difficult to discern, the inscription reads: "William/Son of Thomas & Hannah/Spurling. William Spurling, 2nd, was born 9Dec1812 and died 23May1839. This is the only piece of William's headstone discovered to date; it was lying in the grass near the Robert Spurling footstone. One corner piece is broken off. One other small white marble fragment was collected and stored with this artifact. [show more]