La généalogie de Pickering : étant un compte rendu des trois premières générations de la famille Pickering de Salem, Mass., et des descendants de John et Sarah (Burrill) Pickering, de la troisième génération . les transactions commerciales ont été gardées de nombreux ports étrangers, et que les articles traités étaient divers. À la date susmentionnée, le 1er mai 1733, il avait en stock vingt hogsheads de vin, des eighteenhogsheads de tabac de Virginie, trente barils de raisins secs, et quatorze ])iecesof large Cloth. Il avait des facteurs à Londres, Aberdeen, Rochelle, Lisbonne.Stockholm, Bordeaux, Amsterdam, etc., à qui il a consigné variousgood

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The Pickering genealogy : being an account of the first three generations of the Pickering family of Salem, Mass., and of the descendants of John and Sarah (Burrill) Pickering, of the third generation . s commercial transactions were withmany foreign ports, and that the articles dealt in were various. At theabove date, May 1, 1733, he had in stock twenty hogsheads of wine, eighteenhogsheads of Virginia tobacco, thirty barrels of raisins, and fourteen ])iecesof broadcloth. He had factors in London, Aberdeen, Rochelle, Lisbon.Stockholm, Bordeaux, Amsterdam, etc., to whom he consigned variousgoods, and through whom he bought iron, wine, raisins, figs, wool, paper, linen, broadcloth, etc. He frequently insured the goods and vessels ofother merchants. He seems to have been fond of games of chance, for his books containa Wager Account, in which there are frequent entries. On one occasionhe bet on a horse-race, and won £15. Vmi he was not always the winner.The amount of his wagers, from June to October, was £67. Sometimes, after entering an account, he would write underneath : Observe. That 1 Records of the First Church, Salem, p. 124. ^ Essex Couuty Eegisti-y of Deeds, VoL 42, p. 273. ASS.. = 2d Jf, mi Bo, c;lilrh. Anna. jrarv. ; b. 173-2. Unmarrnd2, 27, 1754, (. 17.W. d. 3, 2. 1813. whenshedtedsafann Bv will of 8. 2, 17.W, m. 8, 21, 1760. in Danvers to her bro. I.roved 12, 28, 1750, 1 (laii. of Joseph and Jonathan. wbi<h for- gives property to her Elizabeth (Hunt) Bowditch. Uncle Joseph. m.3.23, 1780.dan. of Hon.Nathaniel Ropes, ! of Salem. ba. 10, 1», 175C. ba. 4, 20, 17.W.prob. d. young. prob. d. young. arsral, ell 2d, 8, David liite.b.. 3, 30, Samuel = Lucindn Dicinht Hownj .30, 178r, . [ b. 8, 27, 1786. d. 10, 17, 1823. m.3or5.4, 180;i. dan. of Rev. Bez.-i- leel Howard, of Sprinj^eld, Mas*. Sophia. WiLU.KM Wktmo b. .3, 6, 1810. b. G, 27, ISM. m. Dr. Chapin. d. 4, 27, 13.32. atSpringtield, Mas9. ni. 3, 24, 1814, Luov Blanchard[53, vii. 300.] , 1817.1334. Joseph = Snlli/ Fi

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