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City of New-York. ss. Personally appeared before me Benjamin Blagge, one of his Majesty's justices of the Peace for the City and County of New-York, Isaac Sears, and Paschal N. Smith, of the said City, merchants, who being severally sworn, depos

Imprint.; Port of Boston. Closing.; On verso: S; Apr 17, 1775. Available also through the Library of Congress web site in two forms: as facsimile page images and as full text in SGML. Printed Ephemera Collecti More

[Ben Paschal, New York AL (baseball)]

Picryl description: Public domain image of a sports competition, baseball player, baseball field, athlete, 20th century, free to use, no copyright restrictions.

Plains Public Housing, No. 9A, Paschal & Thomas Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: After his father's death in 1953, Jimmy Carter left the U.S. Navy and returned to Plains to take over the family peanut business. The Carters and their three young sons moved into unit 9A of the D More

Plains Public Housing, No. 9A, Paschal & Thomas Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: After his father's death in 1953, Jimmy Carter left the U.S. Navy and returned to Plains to take over the family peanut business. The Carters and their three young sons moved into unit 9A of the D More

Plains Public Housing, No. 9A, Paschal & Thomas Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: After his father's death in 1953, Jimmy Carter left the U.S. Navy and returned to Plains to take over the family peanut business. The Carters and their three young sons moved into unit 9A of the D More

Plains Public Housing, No. 9A, Paschal & Thomas Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: After his father's death in 1953, Jimmy Carter left the U.S. Navy and returned to Plains to take over the family peanut business. The Carters and their three young sons moved into unit 9A of the D More

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Plains School, Gymnasium, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: FN-96 Survey number: HABS GA-2206-A Building/structure dates: 1950 Initial Construction

Paschal Sheffield House, 104 Old South Road, Southport, Fairfield County, CT

Significance: The original rectangular block of the Sheffield house was erected circa 1826. As a structure which was designed on a small scale for residential use, it was correctly articulated in the classical More

Paschal Sheffield House, 104 Old South Road, Southport, Fairfield County, CT

Significance: The original rectangular block of the Sheffield house was erected circa 1826. As a structure which was designed on a small scale for residential use, it was correctly articulated in the classical More

Paschal Sheffield House, 104 Old South Road, Southport, Fairfield County, CT

Significance: The original rectangular block of the Sheffield house was erected circa 1826. As a structure which was designed on a small scale for residential use, it was correctly articulated in the classical More

Paschal Sheffield House, 104 Old South Road, Southport, Fairfield County, CT

Significance: The original rectangular block of the Sheffield house was erected circa 1826. As a structure which was designed on a small scale for residential use, it was correctly articulated in the classical More

Paschal Sheffield House, 104 Old South Road, Southport, Fairfield County, CT

Significance: The original rectangular block of the Sheffield house was erected circa 1826. As a structure which was designed on a small scale for residential use, it was correctly articulated in the classical More

Paschal Sheffield House, 104 Old South Road, Southport, Fairfield County, CT

Significance: The original rectangular block of the Sheffield house was erected circa 1826. As a structure which was designed on a small scale for residential use, it was correctly articulated in the classical More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Plains School, Bond Street (opposite Paschal Street), Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter each completed eleven years of schooling here. Jimmy graduated at the top of his class of twenty-four students in 1941, and Rosalynn was the valedictorian of her class of More

Paschal P. Ripley to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, January 09, 1865 (Dying words of the Sleeping Sentinel")

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More

Plains Baptist Church, Bond & Paschal Streets, Plains, Sumter County, GA

Significance: Jimmy Carter was baptized in this carpenter Gothic-style church when he was 9, and remembers it as a focus of his life in Plains. When he and Rosalynn returned to Plains, in 1953, he continued to More