Add to ORKGThis document describes the decision by an appointed town council to place a highway through private property in Newport, including that of Mary Rodman whose land is indicated on the plat map as 'W. Rodman' widow Rodman. Capt. Rodman died at sea in 1766, leaving his wife with considerable holdings in Newport and seven daughters, the youngest being Charity Rodman Rotch.(1766-1823). See Mrs. Rodman's account books: E-2-1 and
This letter addresses Mary Rodman's declining health. Mrs. Rodman, who resided in Newport, Rhode Isl...
These accounts detail Mary Rodman's expenditures after she returned to Newport, Rhode Island in the ...
This letter from a cousin of Mary Rodman, provides details of family that remained behind during the...
This document describes the decision by an appointed town council to place a highway through private...
Report and plat map for a highway through sections of private land, Newport, Rhode Island, October 2...
Mary Rodman writes that that she and her children left Newport, Rhode Island in search of security i...
Mary Rodman writes that that she and her seven children left Newport, Rhode Island in search of secu...
Mary Rodman kept detailed records of her household expenditures suggesting that she was market orien...
These three documents describe the various economic activities of Mary Rodman, widow of Capt. Thomas...
Mary Rodman kept detailed records of her household expenditures suggesting that she was a market ori...
E-2-5 dated February 3, 1790 is a receipt for one pound four shillings for rents on two lots 147 and...
Mary Rodman discusses her various business ventures and local social events and illnesses in the New...
Marriage certificate of Thomas Rodman of Newport (1724-1766) and Mary Borden of Newport, (1729-1798)...
This document certifies that the Newport home of Mary Rodman (d.1798) was sold to family member, Nat...
Mary Callender discusses the British occupation of Newport during the Revolutionary War. Mary Rodman...
This letter addresses Mary Rodman's declining health. Mrs. Rodman, who resided in Newport, Rhode Isl...
These accounts detail Mary Rodman's expenditures after she returned to Newport, Rhode Island in the ...
This letter from a cousin of Mary Rodman, provides details of family that remained behind during the...
This document describes the decision by an appointed town council to place a highway through private...
Report and plat map for a highway through sections of private land, Newport, Rhode Island, October 2...
Mary Rodman writes that that she and her children left Newport, Rhode Island in search of security i...
Mary Rodman writes that that she and her seven children left Newport, Rhode Island in search of secu...
Mary Rodman kept detailed records of her household expenditures suggesting that she was market orien...
These three documents describe the various economic activities of Mary Rodman, widow of Capt. Thomas...
Mary Rodman kept detailed records of her household expenditures suggesting that she was a market ori...
E-2-5 dated February 3, 1790 is a receipt for one pound four shillings for rents on two lots 147 and...
Mary Rodman discusses her various business ventures and local social events and illnesses in the New...
Marriage certificate of Thomas Rodman of Newport (1724-1766) and Mary Borden of Newport, (1729-1798)...
This document certifies that the Newport home of Mary Rodman (d.1798) was sold to family member, Nat...
Mary Callender discusses the British occupation of Newport during the Revolutionary War. Mary Rodman...
This letter addresses Mary Rodman's declining health. Mrs. Rodman, who resided in Newport, Rhode Isl...
These accounts detail Mary Rodman's expenditures after she returned to Newport, Rhode Island in the ...
This letter from a cousin of Mary Rodman, provides details of family that remained behind during the...