Nathan Crosby

The Crosby's in England from "A Crosby Family" by Nathan Crosby and Chancellor Crosby

• Author(s): Nathan Crosby

• Type: Book
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• Published: Unknown
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Nathan Crosby's Fan Mail

• Author(s): M. S. Power

• Categories: Fiction

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1999
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• Publisher: Trafalgar Square

Gideon Turner is booted out of the bloodstock agency and decides to write a thriller. His book Nathan Crosby's Fan Mail gets published and soon becomes a massive bestseller. "Then the first letter arrives, address to Nathan Crosby and signed in the name of the book's murderer. And then comes the first violent death ..."--Back cover.

In Memoriam, Nathan Crosby, LL. D

• Categories: Biography & Autobiography

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2018-01-31
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• Publisher: Forgotten Books

Excerpt from In Memoriam, Nathan Crosby, LL. D: Born February 12, 1798, Died February 10, 1885 Of charity he so unostentatiously performed. He was emi uently a Christian gentleman. In the most untoward and vexatious circumstances be was distinguished by a calm and dignified demeanor, which spoke more eloquently than Open rebuke against the sway of passion and the heat Of words. In his professional life, his conduct was an example Of well poised forbearance toward all who came antagonistically in contact with him; and of consideration and respect for the Opinions of each honest man, no matter what their relations might be to each other. Socially, he was genial and enter taining, and a Chester...

In Memoriam

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1885
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Nathaniel Crosby III Collection

• Author(s): Nathaniel Crosby (III)

• Categories: Hong Kong (China)

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1857
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• Publisher: Unknown

The Nathaniel Crosby III collection is comprised of a journal covering Crosby's voyage from Hong Kong to San Francisco in the summer of 1857 on the Chilean vessel, Mercedes. The collection also contains documents and newspaper articles regarding the Crosby family housed in Folder 1. In December of 1856, Nathaniel Crosby III's father died in Hong Kong, and so he and his mother sailed there the following year. His journal in Folder 2 chronicles their voyage home from Hong Kong to San Francisco, and includes an inventory of items--including articles of clothing--and their monetary value. According to the daily entries, the Mercedes left Hong Kong on 7 July 1857 and arrived in San Francisco on 2...