1880 Census - Lawrence Massachusetts Prison Population
Acknowledgement of purchase of pew and cushions by Mr. Parrah in the First Parish Church of North Andover, MA.
Advertisement for J. W. Carleton & Company Dry Goods and Hardware
Advertisement for Phineas Carlton's Watches, Jewelry, Crockery, Glass, and China Ware
Advertisement for Kimball Carleton's Tavern
An invitation to the 250th anniversary of the settlement of Haverhill, MA.
Andover in the First Louisburg Expedition
The Barque Sigyn, a 19th Century wooden vessel. This type of sailing ship, a barque, is similar to the one Edward and Ellen Carleton came to America on.
Bill from Amos Carlton to John Farnum for days worked.
Biography of Capt. Thomas J. Carlton of Canaan, NH.
Bits of information on the Georgetown Carletons, George H., Thomas, Albert, and Charles P. Carleton.
Brother William Carlton receives Charter for Masonic Lodge in Salem, MA
Capt. Jonathan Carleton elected Town Moderator for Town of Plaistow, NH, March 25, 1767.
Carleton School, Bradford, Ma, Ca. 1889 - 1891, Page 1. A pamphlet about the school.               Carleton School, Bradford, Ma., Page 2.
Carleton School, Bradford, Ma., Page 3.
Carleton School, Bradford, Ma., Page 4.
Carleton School, Bradford, Ma., Page 5.
Carleton School, Bradford, Ma., Page 6.
Contract to build a home for John B. Fairfield by Jonathan F. Carlton, Page 1 (ca. June 1843).
Contract to build a home for John B. Fairfield, Page 2.
Contract to build a home for John B. Fairfield, Page 3.
Daniel Carlton appointed by Capt. John Adams to collect assessed taxes                                                in the North Parish of Andover. Page 1.
Daniel Carlton appointed by Capt. John Adams to collect assessed taxes, Page 2.
Dean Carleton appointed administrator of his father's estate.
Edward Carleton's first note to Governor Winthrop, Page 1. Copy courtesy of the Mass. Historical Society.
Edward Carleton's first note to Governor Winthrop, Page 2. Copy courtesy of the Mass. Historical Society.
Transcription of first note.
Edward Carleton's second note to Governor Winthrop. Copy courtesy of the Mass. Historical Society.
Transcription of second note.
Note from Governor Winthrop, with transcription, concerning Mr. Carleton's Account for all matters. Copy courtesy of the Mass. Historical Society.                                                                                      Elsie L. Carlton's citizenship papers. (Mother of website owner).                                                              Certificate of Arrival.                                                                                                               Declaration of Intention.                                                                                                                Petition for Citizenship.                                                                                                                     Oath of Allegiance.
Frederick Carlton's Accident                                                                                                                
Gardner Morse School, Boxford, Ma., Nov. 1928.
Gardner Morse School, Boxford, Ma. Top Floor Grades, 5,6,7,8. 1934/1935.
Gazetteer of Orange County, VT 1763 - 1888, listing Carleton's in Town of Newbury and Timothy Carleton's marriage to Polly Keyzer.
Gazetteer of Caledonia and Essex Counties, VT 1764 - 1887, announcement of Jesse Carleton's marriage to Nancy Harriman.
Historical Andover No. 174, Ezekiel Carleton Line, Page 1.
Historical Andover No. 174, Ezekiel Carleton Line, Page 2.
Israel Carleton's application for a license to manufacture leather.
James C. Carleton of Andover, appointed deputy sheriff of Essex County by James Cary. Ca. 1855.
Lawrence Street Cemetery in Methuen, Ma. Land for cemetery bought by Joseph W. Carleton in 1828.
Lost Babes, Title Page. Fornication Abstracts from Court Records, Essex County, 1692 to 1745.
Lost Babes, Page 1.
Lost Babes, Page 2.
Lost Babes, Page 3.
Lost Babes, Page 4.
Lucy Kimball School No. 5, Ipswich Road at Valley Road, West Boxford, Ma. 1905 - 1906.
Lucy Kimball School No. 5, Ipswich Road, West Boxford, Ma, Ca. 1909.
Lucy Kimball School No. 5, Ipswich Road, West Boxford, Ma, May 1902.
Lucy Kimball School No. 5, Ipswich Road, West Boxford. Ma, Fall Term 1902.
Marriage of Jonathan Carleton and Hannah Rowel. Copied from original town record of Plaistow, NH.
Marriage Settlement of William de Strickland and Elizabeth d'Eyncourt.  From the original at Sizergh Castle, circa 1239. William de Strickland was the great grandfather of Edward Carleton of Rowley, Ma.
Memoir of Oliver Carleton by Leverett Saltonstall, Page 1.
Memoir of Oliver Carleton, Page 2.
Memoir of Oliver Carleton, Page 3.
Memoir of Oliver Carleton, Page 4.
Memoir of Oliver Carleton, Page 5.
Memoir of Oliver Carleton, Page 6. 
Mercy Carlton joins the North Parish Church in North Andover.
Ministers of Salem, MA, Michael Carlton
Moses Carlton challenges fate and loses.
Mr. Jonathan Carleton on committee to end the difference between Salisbury and Hampton concerning their line from Hampton River's mouth. Taken from the Salisbury Quarterly Court records, April 1663.
Note on the Carleton Pedigree
Oliver Carleton's letter to his sister expressing his opinion on the Civil War.
Prospectus of the Haverhill Gazette. George Carlton of Bradford signed up for 1 copy.
Protest from Bradford, MA for the United Colonies to become independent of Great Britain.
Public auction of Leonard Carleton's real estate.
Recovery of Salem, (American Ship), John Carlton, master, Salem, MA.
Religious intolerance drives an East Yorkshire community to America.
Request by Joseph Frye for two loads of wood from Daniel Carlton.
Reverend Michael Carlton's Pastoral Biography
Samuel Carleton receives compensation for cutting and hauling wood to the Revd Wm. Symmes
Sheriff's Sale of Dean Carlton's Land.
The Impartial Register, published by William Carlton. Page 1.
The Impartial Register, Page 2.
The Impartial Register, Page 3.
The Impartial Register, Page 4.
The Salem Gazette, printed and published by William Carlton.                                                         Photo courtesy of the Peabody/Essex Museum, Salem, Ma.
The ship Putnam, cut off at Rhio, Straits of Singapore, by the natives, July 6, 1806. Several of the crew were killed.
Some information on Kimball Carleton
Subscription list of people who lent their own manual labor and teams to build a parsonage in the East Parish of Boxford, Ma.                                                                                                         Subscription Paper for a Social Library in Bradford, 1765 - 1780.
Throat Distemper in Haverhill, MA - 1735-7.