Son of Rev. Joseph Emerson and Mary Moody
Book seller, stationer and publisher at Newburyport. He was the first postmaster there and remained in that office through presidents Washington and Adams. Pamphlets of his editorial supervision are still found in collections (Emersons 124)
Book seller, stationer and publisher at Newburyport. He was the first postmaster there and remained in that office through presidents Washington and Adams. Pamphlets of his editorial supervision are still found in collections (Emersons 124)
Son of Rev. Joseph Emerson and Mary Moody
Book seller, stationer and publisher at Newburyport. He was the first postmaster there and remained in that office through presidents Washington and Adams. Pamphlets of his editorial supervision are still found in collections (Emersons 124)
Book seller, stationer and publisher at Newburyport. He was the first postmaster there and remained in that office through presidents Washington and Adams. Pamphlets of his editorial supervision are still found in collections (Emersons 124)
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