A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of
The
Garrison Family Papers
Series 3: Correspondence
Part D: Letters to the Garrisons and Other
Correspondence, 1744–1985
A UPA Collection
from
Cover: Opening page of letter dated March 2, 1885, from Franklin B. Sanborn to William Lloyd Garrison
(1838) regarding a committee responsible for raising funds to support the widow of John Brown (Reel 22,
Frame 0932). William Lloyd Garrison (1838), Ralph Waldo Emerson, and John Greenleaf Whittier were
members of the committee.
Research Collections in American Politics
General Editor: William Leuchtenburg
in association with
Research Collections in Women’s Studies
General Editor: Anne Firor Scott
Garrison Family Papers
Series 3: Correspondence
Part D: Letters to the Garrisons and
Other Correspondence, 1744–1985
Guide by
Kristen M. Taynor
A UPA Collection from
7500 Old Georgetown Road ● Bethesda, MD 20814-6126
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Garrison family papers [microform] / processed by Susan Boone ; project coordinators, Stephen Want and
Daniel Lewis.
microfilm reels ; 35 mm. –– (Research collections in American politics) (Research collections in
women’s studies)
“Microfilmed from the Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College.”
Summary: Reproduces letters and other documents of William Lloyd Garrison and his descendants relating
to the family’s involvement in a wide range of reform movements including anti-imperialism, conservation,
free trade, immigration reform, pacifism, and temperance, as well as their interest in business, art, literature,
religion, and education.
Accompanied by a printed reel guide, entitled: A guide to the microfilm edition of Garrison family papers.
Guides to series 1 compiled by Jeffrey T. Coster; series 2 compiled by Kristen M. Taynor; series 3 compiled
by Eric H. Doss, Ariel W. Simmons, Kristen M. Taynor, and Rosemary Orthmann; series 4 compiled by
Kristen M. Taynor; series 5–6 compiled by Mark A. Zimmerman; series 7 compiled by Earl Shimabukuro;
series 8 compiled by Norma Wark; and series 9 compiled by Earl Shimabukuro.
ISBN 978-0-88692-895-7 (ser. 1) –– ISBN 978-0-88692-896-4 (ser. 2) –– ISBN 978-0-88692-897-1
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1. Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805–1879. 2. Antislavery movements––United States––History––19th
century. 3. Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805–1879––Family. 4. Garrison family. 5. Social reformers––United
States. I. Want, Stephen. II. Lewis, Daniel, 1972– III. Coster, Jeffrey T., 1970– IV. Taynor, Kristen M.,
1978– V. Zimmerman, Mark A., 1979– VI. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of Garrison family papers.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Family History ...........................................................................................................................................
Scope and Content Note.........................................................................................................................
Source Note ................................................................................................................................................
Editorial Note ............................................................................................................................................
Acknowledgments.....................................................................................................................................
Collection Level Terms ...........................................................................................................................
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Reel Index
Garrison Family Correspondence
Letters to the Garrisons, organized by author
Reels 1–26..............................................................................................................................................
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Miscellaneous letters to the Garrisons, organized by recipient
Reels 26–32............................................................................................................................................
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Condolence Letters
Reels 32–33 ..........................................................................................................................................
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Wedding and Engagement Letters, organized by recipient
Reel 33....................................................................................................................................................
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Birth Letters, organized by recipient
Reels 33–34............................................................................................................................................
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Third-Party Letters, organized by author
Reels 34–35............................................................................................................................................
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Principal Correspondents Index........................................................................................................... 105
Subject Index.............................................................................................................................................. 125
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FAMILY HISTORY
The Garrison Family Papers cover five generations of the Garrison family, four generations of the
Wright family, and five generations of the Stephenson family. Detailed biographical sketches exist in standard
reference works as well as biographies of members of the Garrison and Wright families. These include
Dictionary of American Biography (DAB); Notable American Women (NAW); William Lloyd Garrison, 1805–1879: The
Story of His Life Told by His Children; All On Fire: William Lloyd Garrison and the Abolition of Slavery by Henry
Mayer; Growing Up Abolitionist: The Story of the Garrison Children by Harriet Alonso; and James and Lucretia Mott:
Life and Letters by Anna Davis Hallowell.
The Garrison Family
Generation 1: Abijah Garrison and Frances (“Fanny”) Lloyd Garrison
The Garrison Family Papers begin with Abijah Garrison (1773–?) and Frances (“Fanny”) Lloyd Garrison
(1776–1823). Abijah was born in an isolated farming community in New Brunswick, Canada. By the 1790s he
had become a seaman based in St. John. He married Frances Lloyd in 1798, and they settled on the Jemseg
River in New Brunswick. They moved to St. John in 1801. They had two daughters (Mary Ann and Caroline
Eliza) and a son (James Holley). Mary Ann died in infancy, and in 1805 the family moved to Newburyport,
Massachusetts. In December of that year a fourth child, William Lloyd, was born, followed by Elizabeth
Knowlton in 1808. A man of intemperate habits, Abijah abandoned his wife and family shortly after
Elizabeth’s birth. He was never heard from again.
Generation 2: William Lloyd Garrison and Helen Benson Garrison
Frances Lloyd Garrison, abandoned with small children to care for, placed her son William Lloyd (1805–
1879) (see DAB) in the care of Deacon Ezekiel Bartlett. William Lloyd received little schooling, and was
apprenticed in 1818 to Ephraim Allen of the Newburyport Herald. In 1826 he became editor of the Free Press.
When the press failed he became a journeyman printer, and in 1828 he joined with Nathaniel White in editing
the temperance newspaper National Philanthropist. Influenced by Benjamin Lundy, a Quaker, William Lloyd
became interested in the abolition movement, a cause he championed for the next thirty years. He founded
the abolitionist newspaper, The Liberator, in 1831, which he published until 1865. In 1834 he married Helen
Benson, daughter of a retired merchant and member of an abolitionist family. They had seven children:
George Thompson (1836–1904), William Lloyd (1838–1909), Wendell Phillips (1840–1907), Charles Follen
(1842–1849), Helen Frances (“Fanny”) (1844–1928), Elizabeth Pease (1846–1848), and Francis Jackson
(1848–1916). Although there are papers generated by all of the surviving children, those of William Lloyd are
best represented.
Generation 3: Children of William Lloyd Garrison and Helen Benson Garrison
There are seven descendents in Generation 3 of the Garrison family. All of the children of William Lloyd
and Helen Benson Garrison, with the exception of George, followed in their father’s reform footsteps.
Wendell, via his editorship at The Nation, was involved in abolition, freedman’s relief, and racial and sexual
equality. Fanny, following the death of her husband, Henry Villard, became involved in the suffrage
movement and pacifism. Francis, in addition to his position as editor at Houghton Mifflin, championed racial
and sexual equality. A detailed description of all of the children in Generation 3 can be found in Harriet
Alonso’s Growing Up Abolitionist: The Story of the Garrison Children. The primary persons in this generation
represented in the papers are William Lloyd Garrison and Ellen Wright Garrison.
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William Lloyd Garrison left school at the age of eighteen to begin a business career. In 1855 he became
associated with abolitionist James Buffum and lived with the Buffum family for seven years, where he became
involved in various reform movements. He held clerical and banking positions, and in 1864 he went into the
wool business. William Lloyd established one of the earliest electric light stations in Brockton, Massachusetts,
and also dealt in bonds, retiring from business in 1902. He was, however, a reformer at heart, and up until his
death in 1909 was involved in abolition, women’s rights and suffrage, immigration reform, Armenian and
Russian relief, Irish home rule, anti-imperialism, pacifism, temperance, and free trade. He was also an avid
single taxer and president of the Massachusetts Single Tax League. In 1864 he married Ellen Wright, daughter
of Martha Coffin and David Wright (see Wright Family).
Ellen Wright was born in 1840 and grew up in a Quaker abolitionist community. She was educated at
abolitionist Theodore Weld’s Eagleswood School in Perth Amboy, New Jersey, Sharon Female Seminary in
Darby, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Sedgwick’s Young Ladies School in Lenox, Massachusetts. Influenced by her
mother’s activism, a life-long friendship with Susan B. Anthony, and the reform movements of her husband,
Ellen was an active life member in the National American Woman Suffrage Association.
Generation 4: Children of William Lloyd Garrison and Ellen Wright Garrison
There are eighteen descendents in Generation 4 of the Garrison family. William Lloyd and Ellen had five
children: Agnes (1866–1950), Charles (1868–1951), Frank Wright (1871–1961), William Lloyd (1874–1964),
and Eleanor (1880–1974). Although there is material on all of the children as well as other family members,
William, Eleanor, and Agnes are the most well represented in these papers.
William graduated from Harvard in 1897 and attended Harvard Law School. He became an investment
banker and in 1908 became a partner in the firm of Perry, Coffin & Burr. When that partnership was
dissolved, he became president of the new firm of Coffin & Burr. According to family members, in hard
times he was known to have reimbursed clients from his own pocket if they lost money from his investments.
He retired in 1933. A reformer at heart his causes included anti-vaccination, anti-imperialism, free trade,
pacifism, and racial and sexual equality. In 1901 he married Edith Alice Stephenson (see also Stephenson
Family).
Edith was born in 1878, the third of seven children of Benjamin Turner and Luda Grant Stephenson. She
was trained as a concert pianist. In addition to raising six children, she was active in the suffrage movement
and was president of the Newton Equal Suffrage League.
Eleanor graduated from Smith College in 1904 and received a Master of Arts degree from Radcliffe in
1906. When she graduated, the suffrage movement was at its peak, and she worked avidly for the vote until
1919. In 1912 she became an organizer for Carrie Chapman Catt who headed the New York State campaign
for women’s suffrage headquartered in New York City. When the campaign ended she became interested in
photography, which occupied her for ten years. In the 1940s she moved to California to care for her sister
Agnes, remaining there with her brother Frank after Agnes’s death.
Generation 5: The children of William Lloyd Garrison and Edith Stephenson Garrison
There are twenty-nine descendents in Generation 5 of the Garrison family. The papers primarily concern
the children of William Lloyd and Edith Stephenson: William Lloyd (1902–1988) Claire (“Tita”) (1903–1985),
David Lloyd (1906–2001), John Bright (1909–1988), Faith (1910–1981), and Edith Lloyd (“Yoy”) (1913–
1993). The largest portion of the papers concerns David.
David Lloyd Garrison graduated from Harvard in 1928 with a degree in fine arts. He taught for several
years and then joined J. H. Emerson Co., manufacturers of breathing equipment. He was an avid birder, and
just prior to World War II he was curator of birds at New England Museum of Natural History and the
editor of the Bulletin of New England Bird Life. He published a number of papers on birds. He relinquished his
conscientious objector status and served as a non-combatant medical technician during World War II. He
married Alice (“Pat”) O’Reilly (his superior officer) in 1945. After the war he resumed his work for the J. H.
Emerson Company. He was also an amateur artist and was active in peace activism, land conservation, and
civic and church affairs.
The papers do not go beyond Generation 5 of the Garrison family, but there are sixty Garrison
descendents in Generation 6.
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The Wright family
There are four generations of the Wright family represented in the Garrison family papers. Material in
these papers primarily represent Martha Coffin Wright, Lucretia Coffin Mott, Marianna Pelham Mott, and
Eliza Wright Osborne.
Martha Coffin Wright (see NAW) was the eighth child of Thomas Coffin and Anna Folger Coffin. She
was born in 1806, and in 1824, after three years of boarding school, she married army captain Peter Pelham.
They had a daughter Marianna. Pelham died in 1826. In 1829 Martha married lawyer David Wright with
whom she had six children: Eliza (1830), Matthew Tallman (1832), Ellen (1840), William Pelham (1842),
Frank (1844), and Charles (1848). In 1848 she joined with her sister Lucretia Coffin Mott, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Jane Hunt, and Mary Ann McClintock in planning the first woman’s rights convention at Seneca
Falls, New York. She continued to be active throughout her life in the cause for women’s rights and suffrage.
She was elected to the presidency of the National Woman Suffrage Association in 1874.
Lucretia Coffin Mott (see NAW) was the second child of Thomas Coffin and Anna Folger Coffin. Born
in 1793 on Nantucket, Massachusetts, in a Quaker household, she was educated in a Friends boarding school
near Poughkeepsie, New York, where she later taught. In 1811 she married James Mott, a fellow teacher, who
shared her causes and feminist leanings. She was an avid abolitionist and pacifist, and along with her sister
Martha Coffin Wright, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Jane Hunt, and Mary Ann McClintock, planned the first
woman’s rights convention at Seneca Falls, New York. She was president of the American Equal Rights
Association from 1866 until the organization split into the National American Woman Suffrage Association
and the American Woman Suffrage Association in 1869. The Motts had five children: Anna, Maria, Thomas,
Elizabeth, and Martha. Thomas Mott married Marianna Pelham, the eldest daughter of Martha Coffin
Wright.
Marianna Pelham was the daughter of Martha Coffin Wright by her first husband, Peter Pelham. In 1845
she married her cousin, Thomas Mott, son of Lucretia Coffin Mott and James Mott. They had three children:
Isabel (1846), Emily (1848) and Maria (1853).
Eliza was the eldest of six children of Martha Coffin and David Wright. In 1851 she married David
Munson Osborne. They had four children: Florence (1856), Emily (1853), Thomas Mott (1859), and Helen
(1884).
Stephenson Family
There are five generations of the Stephenson family represented in the Garrison Family Papers. The first
generation includes Bryant Parrot (1784–1841) and Abigail Gilbert Balkam (1784–1857) Stephenson. There is
further documentation of the subsequent generations up to the nieces and nephews of Edith Stephenson
Garrison. Edith’s papers are included with the Garrison Family, and the Stephensons are primarily
represented by Benjamin Turner and Lucinda (Luda) Grant Stephenson, the parents of Edith Alice
Stephenson.
The Collection
The Garrison Family Papers consist of 117.75 linear feet of material and contain thousands of primary
sources that document three families’ involvement in most of the major reform movements of the nineteenth
and early twentieth centuries. The collection spans the years 1694 to 2005, but the bulk of the material dates
from 1830 to 1950. Types of material include correspondence, diaries, writings, speeches, legal documents,
photographs, journal and newspaper articles, memorabilia, and a wide variety of printed sources.
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Included are the papers of two families who married into the Garrisons: the Wrights (Ellen Wright
married William Lloyd Garrison (1838–1909)) and the Stephensons (Edith Stephenson married William Lloyd
Garrison (1874–1964)). The Wright family includes the Coffins (Ellen’s mother was Martha Coffin Wright)
and the Mott family (Ellen’s aunt, Martha’s elder sister, was Lucretia Coffin Mott) and their descendents.
These papers trace the activities of the Garrison, Wright, and Stephenson families and their friends and
associates in England, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New York, among other places.
Although there is unique correspondence, biographical material, printed material, and memorabilia
related to William Lloyd Garrison (1805–1879), the largest part of the collection relates to his son William
Lloyd Garrison (1838–1909) and son’s wife, Ellen Wright Garrison, and their descendents. The influence of
patriarch William Lloyd Garrison (1805) can be seen as each generation took its place in the reform
movements of the time. These include abolition, anti-imperialism, anti-vaccination, conservation, free trade
and tariff reform, immigration reform, pacifism, race, single tax, and temperance. The papers are an especially
important source for the suffrage and women’s rights movements because they include the correspondence
of Martha Coffin Wright and Lucretia Coffin Mott with other leaders of the movement; as well as
correspondence, printed material and ephemera of Eleanor Garrison, who was an organizer for the Empire
State suffrage campaign under Carrie Chapman Catt. Major correspondents addressing the subjects of
abolition, women’s rights, and other reforms include Susan B. Anthony, Alice Stone Blackwell, Henry B.
Blackwell, Carrie Chapman Catt, Lucy Conant, Matilda Joslyn Gage, Henry George, Lucretia Coffin Mott,
Emmeline and Sylvia Pankhurst, Theodore Parker, Wendell Phillips, Parker Pillsbury, Louis Prang, Caroline
Severance, Anna Howard Shaw, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Lucy Stone, Booker T. Washington, Theodore
Dwight Weld, Frances E. Willard, and Marie Zakrzewska, among many others.
Because the Garrisons were a close-knit family, in addition to a wide view of reform, the papers offer a
look at two centuries of intimate family life, inter-generational dynamics, and social history. There is extensive
correspondence between parents and children, siblings, husbands and wives, cousins, aunts, and uncles. They
also had a wide circle of friends and associates and an extensive social network, especially in and around
Boston.
For the purposes of this project, Garrison family members have been defined as original Garrisons and
their direct descendants and anyone who married into the family. In order to differentiate between the
various William Lloyd Garrisons, they have been identified by initials and birth dates: i.e., WLG 1805, WLG
1838, WLG 1874, and WLG 1902. It is not always clear which WLG some of the material relates to. The
same holds true for the three generations that contain a Benjamin Turner Stephenson in the Stephenson
family.
Susan Boone
Reference Archivist
Sophia Smith Collection
Smith College
Northampton, Massachusetts
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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
Garrison Family Papers, Series 3: Correspondence, Part D: Letters to the Garrisons and Other Correspondence, 1744–
1985 is arranged in four sections. The first section (Reels 1–26) consists of personal letters written to the
Garrisons; section two (Reels 26–32) consists of additional miscellaneous letters from less well-known people
to the Garrisons; condolence letters and engagement, wedding, and birth congratulations compose the third
section (Reels 32–34); and the fourth section (Reels 34–35) consists of third-party letters that were collected,
saved, and donated by Garrison family members, and although this is the smallest section it provides valuable
material to researchers including coverage of Victoria Woodhull’s women’s rights activities and typewritten
copies of letters exchanged by the Carret family who lived in Cuba during the mid-1800s.
Section one, consisting primarily of personal letters written to the Garrisons, is arranged alphabetically by
author. Where appropriate, letters are then arranged by recipient and in a small number of cases matching
letters from a Garrison have been attached.
On the topic of abolition and other reforms, major correspondents include Henry Brown Blackwell
(1875–1909), Josephine Butler (1875–1890), Ednah Dow Cheney (1890, 1897), Moncure Conway (1880–
1901), Frederick Douglass (1894), Abby Kelley Foster (1883), George Fowlds (1907–1923), Henry George
(1888–1897), John Haynes Holmes (1915–1923), Oliver Johnson (1858–1888), Mary Livermore (1886–1902),
Theodore Parker (1860 and undated), Wendell Phillips (1856–1877), Parker Pillsbury (1860–1897), Louis
Prang (1894–1916), Hattie Purvis (1856–1902), Booker T. Washington (1896–1909), Theodore Dwight Weld
(1860–1880), Frances E. Willard (1887–1895), and Marie Zakrzewska (1887–1898).
Suffrage and women’s rights activities are discussed by a number of correspondents, including Susan B.
Anthony (1881–1905), Alice Stone Blackwell (1896–1948), Carrie Chapman Catt (1906–1947), Lydia Maria
Child (1859, 1879), Helen Bright Clark (1879–1918), Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1896, 1898), Isabella Beecher
Hooker (1870–1889), Julia Ward Howe (undated), Elizabeth Pease Nichol (1876–1893), Mary Gray Peck
(1917–1950), Emmeline and Sylvia Pankhurst, (1912, 1914), Maud Wood Park (1907–1951), Caroline
Severance (1883–1911), Anna Howard Shaw (1897–1913), Rebecca Spring (1903–1904), Elizabeth Cady
Stanton (1899–1900), and Lucy Stone (1882–1888). Susan B. Anthony’s letters are particularly significant. She
wrote primarily to Ellen Wright Garrison during 1881–1905. These personal letters also report her suffrage
activities and comment on the movement in general. There are also Anthony letters in the third-party
correspondence of this series, as well as Series 8 of the Garrison Family Papers.
Additionally, in section one, there are letters from writer George Washington Cable (1899–1900);
Thomas Edison (1883–1894); Edward Everett Hale (1880–1897); Nancy Hale (1925); Thomas Wentworth
Higginson (1856–1906); comic actor Joseph Jefferson (1882–1884); naturalist and artist Roger Tory Peterson
(1935–1937); artist Joseph Lindon Smith (1863–1950), containing sketches; and sculptor Anne Whitney
(1883–1904). Also of interest is a long run of letters from artist Lucy Scarborough Conant (1883–1906) to her
friend Agnes Garrison, and from Nora Sayre (1962–1974) to her friend Eleanor Garrison.
Section one also contains letters from several families: Clarks, Mays, Buffums, Daniels, and McKims. The
Clarks were English cousins of the Garrisons, and there are letters from twenty-one Clark cousins, dating
from 1879 to 1966, which provide a long overview of two world wars and the British suffrage movement.
There are letters from six members of the May family. Samuel, the patriarch, was a pacifist and abolitionist
friend of the Garrisons. There are six Buffums represented in this correspondence spanning from 1855 to
1886. William Lloyd (1838) did an apprenticeship with abolitionist James Buffum beginning in 1855. The
Daniels were a Cape Cod family, and the letters date from 1876 to 1952. Kate Daniel was a family employee
and close friend of the Garrisons. She nursed William Lloyd (1838) after his railroad accident in 1871 and her
husband Charles did the maintenance on the Wianno homes for the family. Finally, there are four members
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of the McKim family represented including James Miller McKim and Sarah McKim, parents of Wendell
Phillips Garrison’s wives Lucy and Anne.
Information about the relationship between Smith College and the Garrison family, especially Eleanor
Garrison, can be found in the letters from Margaret Storrs Grierson (1947–1997), Marine Leland (1955–
1959), and Elizabeth Duvall (1973–1975).
The second section in this series consists of additional miscellaneous letters from less well-known people
to the Garrisons. Letters are arranged by recipient and then alphabetically by sender. The unidentified letters
in this section are arranged alphabetically by first name. Of interest in this section are letters to Ellen Wright
Garrison from her Eagleswood School friends (1857–1860). Correspondents in this section are often difficult
to identify due to handwriting legibility and sender’s signing letters with only first names or initials.
The third section of letters consists of condolences written to family members on the deaths of Ellen
Wright Garrison (1931), Francis Jackson Garrison (1916), Frank Wright Garrison (1961), Helen Benson
Garrison (1876), William Lloyd Garrison (1805) (1879), William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (1909), William Lloyd
Garrison (1874) (1964), Katherine Garrison Norton (1948), Benjamin T. Stephenson (1914), Luda Grant
Stephenson (1930), and Martha Coffin Wright (1875).
Section three also contains letters written to William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson on their
engagement and wedding and to William Lloyd (1838) and Ellen Wright on their wedding, as well as letters of
congratulations to Edith and William Lloyd (1874) on the birth of their children. These letters are from family
and friends and contain letters from notable people. Finally, there is a file of postcards to the Garrisons
arranged in no particular order.
The fourth and final section consists of third-party letters arranged alphabetically by author. When both
sides of the correspondence exist they have been combined. The origin of these letters is not always clear;
some are copies made by Martha Coffin Wright and Frank Wright Garrison. Highlights of the
correspondence in this section include John Quincy Adams to Edmund Quincy (1838) regarding an invitation
from the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society; a series of letters between Edmund Quincy and Dublin
abolitionist Richard Webb (1843–1859); letters between Isabella Beecher Hooker and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
(1870–1871) and from Hooker to Susan B. Anthony (1872); Lucy Stone to James Buffum (1856) in which she
writes “a wife should no more take her husband’s name that he should hers”; Scottish evangelist Ralph
Wardlaw to British abolitionist George Thompson (1838); Victoria Claflin Woodhull to Mrs. Bladen (1871);
and William Lloyd (1805)’s friend Oliver Johnson to Fredrick Douglass (1845). McKim family
correspondence includes letters exchanged between James Miller McKim and his wife Sarah A. Speakman
McKim (1837–1884). There are letters from the McKims to Mary Byrne, an Irish servant who became a close
family friend. Finally, a miscellaneous category includes letters to Mary Randall (1908 and undated) and a
number of unidentified third-party letters.
Other LexisNexis collections of interest include Grassroots Women’s Organizations; Records of the Women’s City
Club of New York, 1916–1980; Minnesota Woman Suffrage Association Records, 1894–1923; Women’s Suffrage in
Wisconsin; National Woman’s Party Papers; Clara Barton Papers, 1822–1912; and The Margaret Sanger Papers. Also of
interest to researchers will be the other eleven parts of the Garrison Family Papers published by LexisNexis
from the holdings of the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts.
(Text for the scope and content note is adapted from the Garrison Family Papers Finding Aid, Sophia Smith
Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts.)
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SOURCE NOTE
LexisNexis has filmed Garrison Family Papers, Series 3: Correspondence, Part D: Letters to the Garrisons and Other
Correspondence, 1744–1985 from the Garrison Family Papers, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College,
Northampton, Massachusetts.
EDITORIAL NOTE
The documents microfilmed in Series 3, Part D are housed in boxes 109–141 of the Garrison Family
Papers collection, held by the Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts. The
scope and content note in this guide is adapted from the inventory to the Garrison Family Papers prepared by
Susan Boone.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
LexisNexis staff would like to thank Sherrill Redmon, director of the Sophia Smith Collection, and Susan
Boone, reference archivist, for their help in completing this microfilm project. Special thanks also to Cathy
Ferguson and Edgar O’Bannon who put in many long hours in order to make sure that this collection was
completed on time.
COLLECTION LEVEL TERMS
The following term applies to the entire collection and thus does not appear in any of the indexes.
Social and family life
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REEL INDEX
The following index is a listing of the folders that compose Garrison Family Papers, Series 3: Correspondence,
Part D: Letters to the Garrisons and other Correspondence, 1744–1985. The four-digit number on the far left is the
frame number at which a particular file folder begins. This is followed by the folder title. Substantive issues
are highlighted under the appropriate category. Within each category, substantive issues are listed in the order
in which they appear on the film, and each is listed only once per folder. The subject term “Social and family
life” applies to most folders, and therefore does not appear in this index.
Reel 1
Frame No.
0001
0011
0031
0033
0037
Garrison Family Correspondence––Letters to the Garrisons
Acevedo, Pearl to Garrison, Edith Stephenson, 1946, 1959, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Pearl Acevedo correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1946, 1959, and
undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Home health services
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1902)
Principal Correspondents: Acevedo, Pearl
Dates: 1946, 1959, and undated
Adams, Charles Francis, 1894–1929
Descriptive Title: Charles Francis Adams correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1894–1929
Subject Terms: Tariffs
Principal Correspondents: Adams, Charles Francis
Dates: 1894–1929
Adams, James Truslow, n.d.
Descriptive Title: James Truslow Adams correspondence, undated
Principal Correspondents: Adams, James Truslow
Dates: Undated
Adams, Nathan, 1882
Descriptive Title: Nathan Adams correspondence, 1882
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Abijah
Principal Correspondents: Adams, Nathan
Dates: 1882
Ahlborn, Emil, 1920–30
Descriptive Title: Emil Ahlborn correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1920–1930
Subject Terms: International relations; War; Food supply; Travel; Taxation; Household economics and
management; Health condition; Investments; Securities
Geographic Place Names: Germany; Europe
Principal Correspondents: Ahlborn, Emil
Dates: 1920–1930
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Frame No.
0257
0381
0555
0558
0566
0589
0610
0612
0619
0627
0631
Ahlborn, Emil, 1931–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Emil Ahlborn correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1931–1942, and
undated
Subject Terms: Investments; Securities; Household economics and management; Household finance;
Health condition; Taxation
Principal Correspondents: Ahlborn, Emil
Dates: 1931–1942, and undated
Ahlborn, Emily, 1915–32, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Emily Ahlborn correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1932, and
undated
Subject Terms: Household economics and management; Taxation; Securities; Investments
Principal Correspondents: Ahlborn, Emily
Dates: 1915–1932, and undated
Alcott, Bronson, 1863
Descriptive Title: Bronson Alcott correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1863
Principal Correspondents: Alcott, Bronson
Dates: 1863
Alder, Charles, 1957–58
Descriptive Title: Correspondence between Charles Alder and Frank Wright Garrison, 1957–1958
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Wills and probate
Principal Correspondents: Alder, Charles; Garrison, Frank Wright
Dates: 1957–1958
Alder, Margaret Rachel Bruce “Shibby,” 1955–57
Descriptive Title: Margaret Rachel Bruce “Shibby” Alder correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison,
1955–1957
Principal Correspondents: Alder, Margaret Rachel Bruce “Shibby”
Dates: 1955–1957
Allen, Francis H., 1937–39
Descriptive Title: Francis H. Allen correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1937–1939
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation
Principal Correspondents: Allen, Francis H.
Dates: 1937–1939
Allen, Nathaniel, 1898
Descriptive Title: Nathaniel Allen correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1898
Principal Correspondents: Allen, Nathaniel
Dates: 1898
Allen, Walter, 1904–05
Descriptive Title: Walter Allen correspondence, 1904–1905
Principal Correspondents: Allen, Walter
Dates: 1904–1905
Alter, William, 1885–88
Descriptive Title: William Alter correspondence, 1885–1888
Principal Correspondents: Alter, William
Dates: 1885–1888
Ames, Charles Burton to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916
Descriptive Title: Charles Burton Ames correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916
Principal Correspondents: Ames, Charles Burton
Dates: 1916
Ames, Charles Gordon, 1884–95, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles Gordon Ames correspondence, 1884–1895, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Ames, Charles Gordon
Dates: 1884–1895, and undated
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Angell, George T., 1896–1905
Descriptive Title: George T. Angell correspondence, 1896–1905
Principal Correspondents: Angell, George T.
Dates: 1896–1905
Anthony, Lucy E., 1905–15
Descriptive Title: Lucy E. Anthony correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1905–1915
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Conferences; Women’s suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Lucy E.
Dates: 1905–1915
Anthony, Susan B. to Garrison, Ellen Wright, 1875–81
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1875–1881
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Wright, Martha Coffin; Mott, Lucretia Coffin
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: In June 1875, Anthony wrote, “How almost constantly my thought has turned to you
since the shock of your mothers death first came to me….it has seemed as if a part of myself had
been wrenched away” (Frames 0658–0659). Ellen’s mother, Martha Coffin Wright, was an active
member in the women’s rights movement. Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the
handwritten originals.
Dates: 1875–1881
Anthony, Susan B. to Garrison, Ellen Wright, 1888–91
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1888–1891
Subject Terms: Travel
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the handwritten originals.
Dates: 1888–1891
Anthony, Susan B. to Garrison, Ellen Wright, 1896–98
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1896–1898
Subject Terms: Travel
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the originals.
Dates: 1896–1898
Anthony, Susan B. to Garrison, Ellen Wright, 1900–01
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1900–1901
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the handwritten originals.
Dates: 1900–1901
Anthony, Susan B. to Garrison, Ellen Wright, 1902–05, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1902–1905, and
undated
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: On December 27, 1904, Anthony wrote of tactics that the suffrage movement should
employ: “I propose that we begin to wage a war upon Congress to make the basis of
representation the number of actual voters. I think for us Suffrage women to move off in this
[direction] will be a splendid agitation, and may possibly effect something, but if it don’t it will do
good. It will come to this complexion at last: the women must become voters in all the states of
the union just as they are in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and Idaho…. Tell William I want he
should think it over and see if all the reform men, all the old abolitionists, and everybody that
goes in for justice won’t join with us!” (Frame 0721). Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the
originals.
Dates: 1902–1905, and undated
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Anthony, Susan B. to Garrison, Francis Jackson, 1891
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1891
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the handwritten originals.
Dates: 1891
Anthony, Susan B. to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1881–84
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1881–1884
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts; Women’s suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the originals.
Dates: 1881–1884
Anthony, Susan B. to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1895–98
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1895–1898
Subject Terms: Conferences; Women’s suffrage; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: Typed copies of Anthony’s letters follow the originals.
Dates: 1895–1898
Anthony, Susan B. to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1901–05
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1901–1905
Subject Terms: Membership organizations; Women’s suffrage; Voting rights; Black Americans;
Legislation; Congress
Organization Names: National American Woman Suffrage Association
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Content Notes: On January 4, 1905, Anthony wrote, “You present quite a new phase of Senator Platt’s
bill. I take ‘The Colored Citizen’ of Boston, and its editor says the same thing. I do think,
however, that with a million colored men born in the south since the war, who have never felt the
lash on their backs, that they will long be content to be crowded away from the ballot box, either
by the Ku Klus [sic] method or the method of not allowing them to register and vote. They are
getting too intelligent and too numerous not to be reckoned with in the political world. There is
truth in your saying that the white race will eventually enfranchise the negro. They must do it, but
of course I was thinking not so much of them as I was of the effect upon the women of the
country. The 2nd Section of the 14th Amendment has always been construed to mean that
women were disfranchised by the power of the original constitution. We fought it with might and
main from ‘65 to ‘68, when it was ratified, and Mrs. Stanton told them plainly then that if they
persisted in shutting out women the time would come when the amendment would not protect
black men, and that time is here. I would like it if we could by some means get the question
settled and out of the way, for I would so like to enter into the other questions that are before
Congress and the people for adjudication” (Frames 0790–0791).
Dates: 1901–1905
Anthony, Susan B.––Unidentified fragments, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony unidentified correspondence fragments, undated
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Dates: Undated
Ardle, Lillian W., 1909–24
Descriptive Title: Lillian W. Ardle correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1909–1924
Principal Correspondents: Ardle, Lillian W.
Dates: 1909–1924
Astley, Frank and Muriel, 1923–41, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Frank and Muriel Astley correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1923–1941, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Children; Families
Geographic Place Names: New Zealand
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Principal Correspondents: Astley, Frank; Astley, Muriel
Dates: 1923–1941, and undated
Astley, F. Lloyd, 1923–56
Descriptive Title: F. Lloyd Astley correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1923–1956
Subject Terms: Travel; Children; Families
Principal Correspondents: Astley, F. Lloyd
Dates: 1923–1956
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Atkinson, Will J., 1906–07, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Will J. Atkinson correspondence, 1906–1907, and undated
Subject Terms: Ethics; Employment; Banks and banking; Poetry
Principal Correspondents: Atkinson, Will J.
Dates: 1906–1907, and undated
Atwater, Abby, 1879–92
Descriptive Title: Abby Atwater correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1892
Subject Terms: Health condition; Death and dying; Children
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Mary Pratt; Atwater, Richard
Principal Correspondents: Atwater, Abby
Dates: 1879–1892
Atwater, Richard, 1881–90
Descriptive Title: Richard Atwater correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1881–1890
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Expense accounts
Principal Correspondents: Atwater, Richard
Dates: 1881–1890
Avery, Susan Look, 1903–09
Descriptive Title: Susan Look Avery correspondence, 1903–1909
Subject Terms: Writers and writing; Speeches and addresses; Foreign relations; Canals; Foreign trade
Geographic Place Names: Panama
Principal Correspondents: Avery, Susan Look
Dates: 1903–1909
Axon, William, 1890–1907
Descriptive Title: William Axon correspondence, 1890–1907
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Garrison, Wendell Phillips
Principal Correspondents: Axon, William
Dates: 1890–1907
Ayers, Mary Wilcox, 1927–29
Descriptive Title: Mary Wilcox Ayers correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1929
Subject Terms: Education; Teachers
Geographic Place Names: Germany
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Faith
Principal Correspondents: Ayers, Mary Wilcox
Content Notes: All letters, except for the first, are signed “Ann.”
Dates: 1927–1929
Babcock, Katharine, 1934–40, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Katharine Babcock correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1934–1940, and undated
Subject Terms: Marriage
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Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Faith; Garrison, Claire “Tita”
Principal Correspondents: Babcock, Katharine
Dates: 1934–1940, and undated
Baily [sic], Warren Worth, 1905–07
Descriptive Title: Warren Worth Bailey correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1905–1907
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Geographic Place Names: Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Principal Correspondents: Bailey, Warren Worth
Dates: 1905–1907
Baker, Ray Stannard, 1905–07
Descriptive Title: Ray Stannard Baker correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1905–1907
Principal Correspondents: Baker, Ray Stannard
Dates: 1905–1907
Barbey, J. A., 1916–23
Descriptive Title: J. A. Barbey correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1923
Principal Correspondents: Barbey, J. A.
Dates: 1916–1923
Barnet, Charles Swasey, 1917–18
Descriptive Title: Charles Swasey Barnet correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1917–1918
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Organization Names: The Trotty Veck Messengers
Principal Correspondents: Barnet, Charles Swasey
Dates: 1917–1918
Barr, Carolyn (“Shorty”), 1926–May 1942, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Carolyn “Shorty” Barr correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1926–May 1942,
and undated
Subject Terms: Marriage; Children; Divorce; Voluntary military service
Persons as Subjects: Barr, Richard, Jr.; Barr, Richard “Dickie,” III; Barr, Binnie
Principal Correspondents: Barr, Carolyn “Shorty”
Content Notes: Carolyn wrote David on January 23, 1942: “I feel that I should tell you something
which I have tried hard to conceal from you. You are going so far away and may be gone so long.
I want you to know that I love you very very much, and I believe I always have. I know I always
shall…. I realize that our paths are destined to be apart probably the rest of our lives––that I can
never become a part of yours––that I could never be anything but a draw back and a nuisance to
you and I will never let that happen, but I want you to know how I feel––I want you to know
how deeply I care” (Frame 0458). Carolyn and David appear to have met in the early 1920s when
David was in college and Carolyn still a high schooler living in Nashville with her family.
Although Carolyn married Richard Barr in 1929 and had two children, she maintained a regular
correspondence with David in which she often poured out her heart about her marriage and
thoughts of leaving her husband.
Dates: 1926–May 1942, and undated
Barr, Carolyn (“Shorty”), June 1942–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Carolyn “Shorty” Barr correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, June 1942–1945,
and undated
Subject Terms: Children; Summer camps; Military personnel; Holidays; Marriage; Diseases and
disorders; Death and dying; Eye diseases and defects
Persons as Subjects: Barr, Richard “Dickie,” III; Barr, Binnie; Barr, Richard, Jr.
Principal Correspondents: Barr, Carolyn “Shorty”
Content Notes: On June 24, 1943, Carolyn wrote David: “I wonder how we’ll feel when we see each
other again. Certainly not like strangers I am convinced of that. Won’t it be wonderful when it’s
all over and we can begin to really live” (Frame 0700). On March 1, 1945, not knowing David had
married in June 1944, Carolyn again wrote: “I am full of hope for us––I can see daylight now––
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and I even have a hope chest with some very snazzy unmentionables tucked away! The Cape Cod
cottage sounds best of all your plans––without the Cod fish, please” (Frame 0797). Frames 0836–
0843 contain Carolyn’s letter to David upon learning of his marriage. She wrote, “It was such a
horrible shock…. In the letter before it you vowed eternal love, and counted the days until we
were together, then without batting an eye you are head over heels in love with another girl…. I
might as well stay married––certainly I shall never fall in love again or consider seriously anything
any man ever tells me concerning it. Twice is enough” (Frames 0837 and 0839). Frames 0831–
0832, and 0877, contain letters from Carolyn’s son, Dickie, to David. Frame 0878 contains a letter
from Carolyn’s daughter, Binnie, to David.
Dates: June 1942–1945, and undated
Barrows, Eliza, 1909
Descriptive Title: Eliza Barrows correspondence, 1909
Principal Correspondents: Barrows, Eliza
Dates: 1909
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Barrows, Isabel, 1893–1907
Descriptive Title: Isabel Barrows correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1893–1907
Principal Correspondents: Barrows, Isabel
Dates: 1893–1907
Barrows, Samuel, 1893–98
Descriptive Title: Samuel Barrows correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1893–1898
Subject Terms: Elections; Tariffs; Immigration
Principal Correspondents: Barrows, Samuel
Dates: 1893–1898
Barry, Charles Arthur, 1916–28
Descriptive Title: Charles Arthur Barry correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1928
Principal Correspondents: Barry, Charles Arthur
Dates: 1916–1928
Barry, Jane Becket, 1920–38
Descriptive Title: Jane Becket Barry correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1920–1938
Principal Correspondents: Barry, Jane Becket
Dates: 1920–1938
Basset, Sara Ware, 1944–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sara Ware Basset correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1944–1959, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Basset, Sara Ware
Dates: 1944–1959, and undated
Bauduin, Therese and Jean, 1947–56, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Therese and Jean Bauduin correspondence, 1947–1956, and undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Holidays; Health condition; Children
Principal Correspondents: Bauduin, Therese; Bauduin, Jean
Content Notes: Most letters are written in French. Includes pictures. Correspondence is most likely
with William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison.
Dates: 1947–1956, and undated
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Baxter, Philip, 1920–28
Descriptive Title: Philip Baxter correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1920–1928
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Outdoor recreation; Colleges and universities; Vacations;
Travel
Principal Correspondents: Baxter, Philip
Dates: 1920–1928
Beaman, Mary S., 1936–39, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary S. Beaman correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1936–1939, and undated
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Music; Birds and bird conservation
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Beaman, Mary S.
Dates: 1936–1939, and undated
Beecher, Walter H., 1906–08
Descriptive Title: Walter H. Beecher correspondence, 1906–1908
Principal Correspondents: Beecher, Walter H.
Dates: 1906–1908
Bement, Ruth, 1919–74, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Ruth Bement correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Eleanor
Garrison, 1919–1974, and undated
Subject Terms: Land use
Principal Correspondents: Bement, Ruth
Dates: 1919–1974, and undated
Benson, J. C., 1873
Descriptive Title: J. C. Benson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1873
Subject Terms: Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Benson, J. C.
Dates: 1873
Benson, Thomas, 1899
Descriptive Title: Thomas Benson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1899
Subject Terms: Mortgages
Principal Correspondents: Benson, Thomas
Dates: 1899
Berry, Benjamin H., 1904–05
Descriptive Title: Benjamin H. Berry correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1904–1905
Subject Terms: Banks and banking
Principal Correspondents: Berry, Benjamin H.
Dates: 1904–1905
Bird, Margery W., 1922–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Margery W. Bird correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1922–1945, and undated
Subject Terms: Libraries; Furniture and furniture industry
Principal Correspondents: Bird, Margery W.
Dates: 1922–1945, and undated
Birney, George Henry, 1888
Descriptive Title: George Henry Birney correspondence, 1888
Subject Terms: Families
Principal Correspondents: Birney, George Henry
Dates: 1888
Birney, Laura Stratton, 1861–62
Descriptive Title: Laura Stratton Birney correspondence, 1861–1862
Subject Terms: Civil War; Military personnel
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Principal Correspondents: Birney, Laura Stratton
Content Notes: Birney’s letters may have been written to Ellen Wright Garrison.
Dates: 1861–1862
Birney, Laura Stratton, 1863–65
Descriptive Title: Laura Stratton Birney correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1863–1865
Subject Terms: Civil War; Military camp life; War casualties
Principal Correspondents: Birney, Laura Stratton
Dates: 1863–1865
Blackwell, Alice Stone to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1909
Descriptive Title: Alice Stone Blackwell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1909
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Colonialism and colonial affairs
Persons as Subjects: Catt, Carrie Chapman
Principal Correspondents: Blackwell, Alice Stone
Dates: 1896–1909
Blackwell, Alice Stone to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1906–29
Descriptive Title: Alice Stone Blackwell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1906–1929
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Gifts and donations; Charitable organizations; Personal and family
income; Writers and writing; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Blackwell, Alice Stone
Dates: 1906–1929
Blackwell, Alice Stone to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1930–48
Descriptive Title: Alice Stone Blackwell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1930–1948
Subject Terms: Personal and family income; Gifts and donations; Eye diseases and defects; Trust funds
Principal Correspondents: Blackwell, Alice Stone
Dates: 1930–1948
Blackwell, Alice Stone to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (Harriet Sewell Trust), 1933–44
Descriptive Title: Alice Stone Blackwell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1933–1944
Subject Terms: Personal and family income; Investments; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Blackwell, Alice Stone
Dates: 1933–1944
Blackwell, Henry Brown, 1875–1909
Descriptive Title: Henry Brown Blackwell correspondence, 1875–1909
Principal Correspondents: Blackwell, Henry Brown
Dates: 1875–1909
Blatch, Harriot Stanton, 1908–09
Descriptive Title: Harriot Stanton Blatch correspondence, 1908–1909
Principal Correspondents: Blatch, Harriot Stanton
Dates: 1908–1909
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Bolster, Lucy and Richard, 1920–29
Descriptive Title: Lucy and Richard Bolster correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1920–1929
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Colleges and universities; Sports and athletics; Outdoor
recreation; Vacations
Principal Correspondents: Bolster, Lucy; Bolster, Richard
Dates: 1920–1929
Bonney, Frederick P., 1942–43
Descriptive Title: Frederick P. Bonney correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1942–1943
Subject Terms: Highways
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Geographic Place Names: Maine
Principal Correspondents: Bonney, Frederick P.
Dates: 1942–1943
Boutwell, George, 1898–1903
Descriptive Title: George Boutwell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1898–1903
Principal Correspondents: Boutwell, George
Dates: 1898–1903
Bowditch, W. I., 1885–88
Descriptive Title: W. I. Bowditch correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1885–1888
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Bowditch, W. I.
Dates: 1885–1888
Bowles, Samuel, 1899–1908
Descriptive Title: Samuel Bowles correspondence, 1899–1908
Subject Terms: Writers and writing; Publishers and publishing
Organization Names: The Republican (Springfield, Massachusetts)
Principal Correspondents: Bowles, Samuel
Content Notes: Correspondence is to either William Lloyd Garrison (1838) or (1874).
Dates: 1899–1908
Boyd, William Riley, 1898–1908
Descriptive Title: William Riley Boyd correspondence, 1898–1908
Subject Terms: Racial discrimination; Race relations; Black Americans; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Boyd, William Riley
Content Notes: Correspondence is to either William Lloyd Garrison (1838) or (1874).
Dates: 1898–1908
Boynton, Theodore, 1908–09, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Theodore Boynton correspondence, 1908–1909, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Boynton, Theodore
Content Notes: Correspondence is to either William Lloyd Garrison (1838) or (1874).
Dates: 1908–1909, and undated
Bragdon, Henry W. to Garrison, David Lloyd, 1928–44, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Henry W. Bragdon correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1944, and
undated
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Football; Hockey; Travel; Museums; Art; Dance; Marriage;
Children; Teachers; School administration
Geographic Place Names: England; Germany; Italy
Persons as Subjects: Bragdon, Katherine; Bragdon, David; Bragdon, Peter
Organization Names: Cambridge University; Harvard University
Principal Correspondents: Bragdon, Henry W.
Content Notes: On January 16, 1929, Bragdon presciently commented, “In spite of the ballyhoo about
ill-feeling at the Olympic games, it is international sport such as we had last month that will help
to prevent the next war. This war is already simmering, although it will surely not be brought to a
boil for another ten years, but as things are going now, there is much to make for one. Mussolini
has an army of 5,000,000 men in arms. The Germans in Jugo-Slavia are appealing for the aid of
the German Republic, as are those in Hungary; England is fed up with France; Germany is
waiting for revenge; France has a finger in every pie, and has engineered a ‘defensive alliance’ with
Jugo-Slavia, Czecko-Slovakia, and Poland, which completely surrounds Germany, and England
and the U.S.A. are engaged in a furious and unscrupulous shipping war. In my opinion the only
solution lies in the appearance of a Messiah, because the memory of the last War, which was to be
forever a safeguard against another seems only to make for further ill feeling” (Frame 0112).
Dates: 1928–1944, and undated
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Bragdon, Henry W. to Garrison, Edith Stephenson, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Henry W. Bragdon correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1933, 1943, and
undated
Persons as Subjects: Bragdon, David; Bragdon, Peter; Bragdon, Katherine
Principal Correspondents: Bragdon, Henry W.
Dates: 1933, 1943, and undated
Bragdon, Katherine, 1933–38
Descriptive Title: Katherine Bragdon correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1933–1938
Persons as Subjects: Bragdon, David; Bragdon, Henry W.
Principal Correspondents: Bragdon, Katherine
Dates: 1933–1938
Bragdon, May (“Aunt Maisie”), 1928–38
Descriptive Title: May “Aunt Maisie” Bragdon correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1938
Subject Terms: Holidays
Persons as Subjects: Bragdon, Henry W.; Bragdon, David; Bragdon, Katherine
Principal Correspondents: Bragdon, May “Aunt Maisie”
Dates: 1928–1938
Braggiotte, Gloria, 1928–30, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Gloria Braggiotte correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1930, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Braggiotte, Gloria
Dates: 1928–1930, and undated
Brandt-Erickson, Patsy, 1974
Descriptive Title: Patsy Brandt-Erickson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1974
Subject Terms: Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Brandt-Erickson, Patsy
Dates: 1974
Bretz, Harold and Helen, 1918–41
Descriptive Title: Harold and Helen Bretz correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1918–
1941
Subject Terms: Personal and family income; Ships and shipbuilding; Personal debt; Employment
Persons as Subjects: Bretz, Harold; Bretz, Barbara
Principal Correspondents: Bretz, Harold; Bretz, Helen
Dates: 1918–1941
Bridgman, Sidney, 1892–98
Descriptive Title: Sidney Bridgman correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1892–1898
Subject Terms: Human rights
Principal Correspondents: Bridgman, Sidney
Dates: 1892–1898
Bromage, Gladys, 1926–66
Descriptive Title: Gladys Bromage correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), Edith
Stephenson Garrison, and David Lloyd Garrison, 1926–1966
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Holidays; Rationing; Children; Household gardening; World War
II; Voluntary military service
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Bromage, Gladys
Dates: 1926–1966
Brown, Alice, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Alice Brown correspondence, undated
Subject Terms: U.S. flag
Principal Correspondents: Brown, Alice
Dates: Undated
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Brown, Betty, 1935–37
Descriptive Title: Betty Brown correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1937
Subject Terms: Teachers; Private schools; Birds and bird conservation
Principal Correspondents: Brown, Betty
Dates: 1935–1937
Brown, E. R., 1890
Descriptive Title: E. R. Brown correspondence, 1890
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Persons as Subjects: Brown, Hiram; Brown, Eveline
Principal Correspondents: Brown, E. R.
Dates: 1890
Brown, Florence A., 1901–13, 1963, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Florence A. Brown correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1901–1913, 1963
Subject Terms: Hearing and hearing disorders; Education; Children
Persons as Subjects: Kennedy, Mildred
Principal Correspondents: Brown, Florence A.
Dates: 1901–1913, 1963
Brown, John, Jr., 1886–92
Descriptive Title: John Brown Jr. correspondence, 1886–1892
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Brown, John, Jr.
Dates: 1886–1892
Brown, William Wells, 1858, 1863
Descriptive Title: William Wells Brown correspondence, 1858, 1863
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Brown, William Wells
Dates: 1858, 1863
Browne, Francis F., 1904–05, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Francis F. Browne correspondence, 1904–1905, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Browne, Francis F.
Dates: 1904–1905, and undated
Bryce, James, 1883–1907, n.d.
Descriptive Title: James Bryce correspondence, 1883–1907, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Bryce, James
Dates: 1883–1907, and undated
Buckingham School, 1936–39
Descriptive Title: Correspondence from the Buckingham School to David Lloyd Garrison, 1936–1939
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Speeches and addresses
Organization Names: Buckingham School
Principal Correspondents: Vaillant, Marian
Dates: 1936–1939
Buffum, Abby, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Abby Buffum correspondence, undated
Geographic Place Names: Ireland
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, Abby
Dates: Undated
Buffum, James, 1886
Descriptive Title: James Buffum correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1886
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Military officers
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, James
Dates: 1886
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Buffum, Lydia, 1862
Descriptive Title: Lydia Buffum correspondence, 1862
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, Lydia
Dates: 1862
Buffum, Rebekah Northey to Garrison, William Lloyd (1805), 1860–61
Descriptive Title: Rebekah Northey Buffum correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1860–
1861
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, Rebekah Northey
Dates: 1860–1861
Buffum, Rebekah Northey to Garrison, William Lloyd (1838) and Garrison, Ellen Wright,
1862–89, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Rebekah Northey Buffum correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and
Ellen Wright Garrison, 1862–1889, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, Rebekah Northey
Dates: 1862–1889, and undated
Buffum, Ruth, 1864, 1887
Descriptive Title: Ruth Buffum correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1864, 1887
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, Ruth
Dates: 1864, 1887
Buffum, William, 1855–57
Descriptive Title: William Buffum correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1855–1857
Subject Terms: Education
Principal Correspondents: Buffum, William
Dates: 1855–1857
Burleigh, Florence, 1907–16
Descriptive Title: Florence Burleigh correspondence, 1907–1916
Principal Correspondents: Burleigh, Florence
Dates: 1907–1916
Burr, Allston, 1900–41
Descriptive Title: Allston Burr correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1900–1941
Principal Correspondents: Burr, Allston
Dates: 1900–1941
Burr, Elizabeth Randolph, 1918–32
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Randolph Burr correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1918–
1932
Principal Correspondents: Burr, Elizabeth Randolph
Dates: 1918–1932
Burr, H. M., 1913–32
Descriptive Title: H. M. Burr correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1913–1932
Principal Correspondents: Burr, H. M.
Dates: 1913–1932
Butler, Josephine, 1875–90, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Josephine Butler correspondence, 1875–1890, and undated
Geographic Place Names: England
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Butler, Josephine
Dates: 1875–1890, and undated
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Buxton, Thomas Powell, 1841–42
Descriptive Title: Thomas Powell Buxton correspondence, 1841–1842
Principal Correspondents: Buxton, Thomas Powell
Dates: 1841–1842
Cable, George Washington, 1899–1900
Descriptive Title: George Washington Cable correspondence, 1899–1900
Organization Names: Berea College
Principal Correspondents: Cable, George Washington
Dates: 1899–1900
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Call, Anne P., 1928
Descriptive Title: Anne P. Call correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928
Subject Terms: Summer camps; Teachers; Youth; Religions
Persons as Subjects: Day, Fairfield; Swami Paramananda
Organization Names: Ananda-Ashrama (religious center)
Principal Correspondents: Call, Anne P.
Dates: 1928
Call, Anne P., 1929
Descriptive Title: Anne P. Call correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929
Subject Terms: Youth; Summer camps
Persons as Subjects: Day, Fairfield
Principal Correspondents: Call, Anne P.
Dates: 1929
Call, Anne P., 1930–31
Descriptive Title: Anne P. Call correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1930–1931
Subject Terms: Youth; Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Call, Anne P.
Dates: 1930–1931
Call, Anne P., 1932–34, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anne P. Call correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1932–1934, and undated
Subject Terms: Youth; Teachers
Principal Correspondents: Call, Anne P.
Dates: 1932–1934, and undated
Call, Anne P., 1936–39
Descriptive Title: Anne P. Call correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1936–1939
Subject Terms: Youth; Education; Teachers
Principal Correspondents: Call, Anne P.
Dates: 1936–1939
Call, Don, 1937–38
Descriptive Title: Don Call correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1937–1938
Subject Terms: Education; Summer camps; Youth
Geographic Place Names: Florida
Principal Correspondents: Call, Don
Dates: 1937–1938
Carnighan, M. H. and W. M., 1857
Descriptive Title: M. H. and W. M. Carnighan correspondence, 1857
Subject Terms: Highways; Land use; Cemeteries and funerals
Geographic Place Names: Baltimore, Maryland
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Principal Correspondents: Carnighan, M. H.; Carnighan, W. M.
Dates: 1857
Carret, Frances, 1926
Descriptive Title: Frances Carret correspondence to her nephew Robert Hale Garrison, 1926
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Frances
Dates: 1926
Carret, Georgiana, 1904
Descriptive Title: Georgiana Carret correspondence, 1904
Subject Terms: Housing
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Georgiana
Dates: 1904
Carret, Grandmother, 1926–27
Descriptive Title: Grandmother Carret correspondence to her grandson Robert Hale Garrison, 1926–
1927
Subject Terms: Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Catherine Cooper
Dates: 1926–1927
Carret, J. F., 1892, 1895, n.d.
Descriptive Title: J. F. Carret correspondence to his daughter Margaret Carret Garrison and son-in-law
Charles Garrison, 1892, 1895, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Carret, J. F.
Dates: 1892, 1895, and undated
Carret, Margaret, 1874–82
Descriptive Title: Margaret Carret correspondence to her niece Margaret Carret Garrison, 1874–1882
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Margaret
Dates: 1874–1882
Carret, Sarah W., 1892–95
Descriptive Title: Sarah W. Carret correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1892–1895
Subject Terms: Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Charles; Garrison, Margaret Carret
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Sarah W.
Dates: 1892–1895
Carret, Sarah W., 1896–98, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sarah W. Carret correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1896–1898, and undated
Subject Terms: Children; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Charles; Garrison, Margaret Carret; Garrison, Robert Hale
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Sarah W.
Dates: 1896–1898, and undated
Carter, Elizabeth C., 1931, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth C. Carter correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1931, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Carter, Elizabeth C.
Dates: 1931, and undated
Carter, Frank, 1900–02
Descriptive Title: Frank Carter correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900–1902
Principal Correspondents: Carter, Frank
Dates: 1900–1902
Carter, Franklin Jr., 1903–24
Descriptive Title: Franklin Carter Jr. correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1903–1924
Subject Terms: Summer camps
Principal Correspondents: Carter, Franklin, Jr.
Dates: 1903–1924
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Carter, Helen, 1895–1900
Descriptive Title: Helen Carter correspondence to Edith Stephenson, 1895–1900
Principal Correspondents: Carter, Helen
Dates: 1895–1900
Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1906–7
Descriptive Title: Carrie Chapman Catt correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1906–1947
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Radical politics; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Catt, Carrie Chapman
Dates: 1906–1947
Chace, Eliza G., 1875–86, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eliza G. Chace correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1875–1886,
and undated
Principal Correspondents: Chace, Eliza G.
Dates: 1875–1886, and undated
Chace, Elizabeth Buffum, 1884–99, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Buffum Chace correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and
Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1884–1899, and undated
Subject Terms: Wills and probate
Principal Correspondents: Chace, Elizabeth Buffum
Dates: 1884–1899, and undated
Chace, Elizabeth E., 1914
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth E. Chace correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1914
Principal Correspondents: Chace, Elizabeth E.
Dates: 1914
Chace, Fenner, 1922
Descriptive Title: Fenner Chace correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1922
Subject Terms: Physicians; Religions
Principal Correspondents: Chace, Fenner
Dates: 1922
Chace, Lillie Buffum, 1917
Descriptive Title: Lillie Buffum Chace correspondence, 1917
Subject Terms: Legal aid and services
Principal Correspondents: Chace, Lillie Buffum
Dates: 1917
Chadwick, John W., 1892–1902
Descriptive Title: John W. Chadwick correspondence, 1892–1902
Subject Terms: Tariffs; Writings
Principal Correspondents: Chadwick, John W.
Dates: 1892–1902
Chamberlain, D. H., 1875–1904
Descriptive Title: D. H. Chamberlain correspondence, 1875–1904
Principal Correspondents: Chamberlain, D. H.
Dates: 1875–1904
Channing, William Henry, 1864
Descriptive Title: William Henry Channing correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1864
Principal Correspondents: Channing, William Henry
Dates: 1864
Chapman, John Jay, 1914
Descriptive Title: John Jay Chapman correspondence, 1914
Principal Correspondents: Chapman, John Jay
Dates: 1914
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Chapman, Maria Weston, 1884–85
Descriptive Title: Maria Weston Chapman correspondence, 1884–1885
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Principal Correspondents: Chapman, Maria Weston
Dates: 1884–1885
Chase, Donald A., 1838–39
Descriptive Title: Donald A. Chase correspondence, 1838–1839
Subject Terms: Poetry
Principal Correspondents: Chase, Donald A.
Dates: 1838–1839
Chase, Mary C., 1972–74, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary C. Chase correspondence, 1972–1974, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Chase, Mary C.
Dates: 1972–1974, and undated
Chase, Phillip P., 1928–39
Descriptive Title: Phillip P. Chase correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1928–1939
Principal Correspondents: Chase, Phillip P.
Dates: 1928–1939
Chase, Stuart, 1916–29
Descriptive Title: Stuart Chase correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1929
Principal Correspondents: Chase, Stuart
Content Notes: On July 28, Stuart wrote, “Can you possibly arrange to come to Boston and act as
chairman of the free speech and birth control meeting Sunday night at the Majestic Theater.
Margaret Sanger and others to speak, we need you, & we need your name, wire reply in my
office” (Frame 0790).
Dates: 1916–1929
Chase, William Beverly and Edith, 1861–62
Descriptive Title: William Beverly and Edith Chase correspondence, 1861–1862
Principal Correspondents: Chase, William Beverly; Chase, Edith
Dates: 1861–1862
Cheever, Rev. George B., 1885
Descriptive Title: Rev. George B. Cheever correspondence, 1885
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Principal Correspondents: Cheever, George B.
Dates: 1885
Cheney, Ednah Dow, 1890, 1897
Descriptive Title: Ednah Dow Cheney correspondence, 1890, 1897
Subject Terms: Mental health and illness
Principal Correspondents: Cheney, Ednah Dow
Dates: 1890, 1897
Chesson, Amelia A. E., 1884–99, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Amelia A. E. Chesson correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1884–
1899, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings; Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Chesson, Amelia A. E.
Dates: 1884–1899, and undated
Chesson, F. W., 1877–87
Descriptive Title: F. W. Chesson correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1877–1887
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Writings
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Chesson, F. W.
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Content Notes: Chesson wrote Frank Garrison on May 29, 1879, on hearing of the death of Frank’s
father, William Lloyd Garrison (1805): “We have lost a man whose position in the world was
absolutely unique; who was the greatest champion the black race has had since the days of
Wilberforce and Clarkson;…” (Frames 0847–0848).
Dates: 1877–1887
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Chesson, Fred W., 1888
Descriptive Title: Fred W. Chesson correspondence, 1888
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Chesson, Fred W.
Dates: 1888
Chesson, W. H., 1902
Descriptive Title: W. H. Chesson correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1902
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Families
Principal Correspondents: Chesson, W. H.
Dates: 1902
Chestnut, Charles W., 1903
Descriptive Title: Charles W. Chestnut correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1903
Subject Terms: Racial discrimination; Race relations
Principal Correspondents: Chestnut, Charles W.
Dates: 1903
Child, Lydia Maria, 1859, 1879
Descriptive Title: Lydia Maria Child correspondence, 1859, 1879
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Persons as Subjects: Brown, John
Principal Correspondents: Child, Lydia Maria
Dates: 1859, 1879
Choate, Joseph, 1900–29
Descriptive Title: Joseph Choate correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900–1929
Subject Terms: Marriage; Foreign relations
Principal Correspondents: Choate, Joseph
Dates: 1900–1929
Claflin, Jehiel, 1884–91
Descriptive Title: Jehiel Claflin correspondence, 1884–1891
Subject Terms: Abolitionist movement
Principal Correspondents: Claflin, Jehiel
Dates: 1884–1891
Clark, Alice, 1898–1946
Descriptive Title: Alice Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison (1874), and
David Lloyd Garrison, 1898–1946
Subject Terms: Elections; Children; Travel; Women’s suffrage; Marriage; Families
Geographic Place Names: England; Netherlands
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Alice
Dates: 1898–1946
Clark, Bancroft, 1928–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Bancroft Clark correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1928–1947, and
undated
Subject Terms: Football; Economic policy
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Principal Correspondents: Clark, Bancroft
Dates: 1928–1947, and undated
Clark, Eleanor, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eleanor Clark correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, undated
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Eleanor
Dates: Undated
Clark, Ellery H., 1933–44
Descriptive Title: Ellery H. Clark correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1933–1944
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Ellery H.
Dates: 1933–1944
Clark, Helen Bright, 1879–99
Descriptive Title: Helen Bright Clark correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and Agnes
Garrison, 1879–1899
Subject Terms: Children
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Helen Bright
Dates: 1879–1899
Clark, Helen Bright, 1900–02
Descriptive Title: Helen Bright Clark correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, Theresa
Holmes Garrison, and Agnes Garrison, 1900–1902
Subject Terms: Children
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Helen Bright
Dates: 1900–1902
Clark, Helen Bright, 1903–08
Descriptive Title: Helen Bright Clark letters to Agnes Garrison, Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison,
Theresa Holmes Garrison, Ellen Wright Garrison, and William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1903–
1908
Subject Terms: Travel; Children; Health condition; Death and dying
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Helen Bright
Dates: 1903–1908
Clark, Helen Bright, 1909–18, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Helen Bright Clark mainly correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, and Agnes Garrison, 1909–1918, and
undated
Subject Terms: Children; Health condition; Death and dying; Travel; International relations
Geographic Place Names: England
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1838)
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Helen Bright
Dates: 1909–1918, and undated
Clark, Hilda, 1901
Descriptive Title: Hilda Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1901
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Hilda
Dates: 1901
Clark, J. Edmund, 1882–85
Descriptive Title: J. Edmund Clark correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1882–1885
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Children; Religious faith
Principal Correspondents: Clark, J. Edmund
Dates: 1882–1885
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Clark, John Bright, 1898–1910
Descriptive Title: John Bright Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison and Ellen Wright Garrison,
1898–1910
Principal Correspondents: Clark, John Bright
Dates: 1898–1910
Clark, K., 1905
Descriptive Title: K. Clark correspondence, 1905
Subject Terms: Tariffs
Principal Correspondents: Clark, K.
Dates: 1905
Clark, Lucretia, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lucretia Clark correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, undated
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Lucretia
Dates: Undated
Clark, Margaret, 1900–08
Descriptive Title: Margaret Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison and Ellen Wright Garrison, 1900–
1908
Subject Terms: Travel
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Margaret
Dates: 1900–1908
Clark, Mariane, 1951, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mariane Clark correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1951, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Mariane
Dates: 1951, and undated
Clark, Mary L., 1938–63
Descriptive Title: Mary L. Clark correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and David Lloyd
Garrison, 1938–1963
Subject Terms: Outdoor recreation; Children
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Mary L.
Dates: 1938–1963
Clark, Nathan, 1949–50, 1985, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Nathan Clark mainly correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1949–1950, 1985, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Nathan
Dates: 1949–1950, 1985, and undated
Clark, Peter, 1937
Descriptive Title: Peter Clark correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1937
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Peter
Dates: 1937
Clark, Priscilla, 1930–31
Descriptive Title: Priscilla Clark correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1930–1931
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Priscilla
Dates: 1930–1931
Clark, Roger, 1890–1900
Descriptive Title: Roger Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison (1874),
1890–1900
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Travel; Black populations
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Roger
Dates: 1890–1900
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Clark, Roger, 1901–09
Descriptive Title: Roger Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1901–1909
Subject Terms: Children; Families; Health condition; Travel; Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Roger
Content Notes: On October 15, 1907, Roger wrote, “Did it reach you that Alice had refused to pay her
income tax owing to not being given a vote? She was anticipating going to prison but they seem
to think they can make the company deduct it from her salary as Director & pay it direct, & they
don’t intend to bother about what is due on last year!” (Frame 0081).
Dates: 1901–1909
Clark, Roger, 1910–14
Descriptive Title: Roger Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison, Edith Stephenson Garrison, and
William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1910–1914
Subject Terms: Children; Families
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Roger
Dates: 1910–1914
Clark, Roger, 1935–47
Descriptive Title: Roger Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison (1874), and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1935–1947
Subject Terms: Children; Families
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Sarah Bancroft; Clark, Bancroft; Clark, Priscilla
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Roger
Dates: 1935–1947
Clark, Roger, 1948–60
Descriptive Title: Roger Clark correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison
(1874), Eleanor Garrison, and Frank Wright Garrison, 1948–1960
Subject Terms: Marriage; Anniversaries; Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Roger
Dates: 1948–1960
Clark, Rosamond, 1972–73
Descriptive Title: Rosamond Clark correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1972–1973
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Rosamond
Dates: 1972–1973
Clark, Sarah Bancroft, 1899–1915
Descriptive Title: Sarah Bancroft Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison and Ellen Wright Garrison,
1899–1915
Subject Terms: Travel; Holidays; Children; Families; Death and dying; Women’s suffrage
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Roger
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Dates: 1899–1915
Clark, Sarah Bancroft, 1916–22
Descriptive Title: Sarah Bancroft Clark correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1916–1922
Subject Terms: Children; Families; Peace movements; World War I; Travel
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Roger
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
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Content Notes: On May 1, 1918, Sarah wrote of her husband, “I suppose thou realizes that prison
seems imminent for Roger. I hope he will stand it well, but I don’t feel as courageous about it as I
should. The war seems to weigh more and more heavily upon us” (Frame 0672). Sarah and her
family were involved in peace activities in the United Kingdom during World War I, and her
expectation of Roger’s imprisonment may have been related to that.
Dates: 1916–1922
Clark, Sarah Bancroft, 1924–34
Descriptive Title: Sarah Bancroft Clark correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), Agnes
Garrison, Edith Stephenson Garrison, and Ellen Wright Garrison, 1924–1934
Subject Terms: Children; Families; Travel; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Roger
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Dates: 1924–1934
Clark, Sarah Bancroft, 1935–66
Descriptive Title: Sarah Bancroft Clark correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and Eleanor
Garrison, 1935–1966
Subject Terms: Children; Families; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Clark, Roger
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Dates: 1935–1966
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Clark, Stephen, 1930–74, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Stephen Clark correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), Edith Stephenson
Garrison, David Lloyd Garrison, and John Bright Garrison, 1930–1946, 1974, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Stephen
Dates: 1930–1946, 1974, and undated
Clark, William, 1900–07
Descriptive Title: William Clark correspondence, 1900–1907
Principal Correspondents: Clark, William
Dates: 1900–1907
Clothier, Esther Clark, 1901–33, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Esther Clark Clothier correspondence to Agnes Garrison, Ellen Wright Garrison, and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1901–1933, and undated
Subject Terms: Holidays; Children; Families
Persons as Subjects: Clothier, Peter
Principal Correspondents: Clothier, Esther Clark
Dates: 1901–1933, and undated
Clothier, Thompson, 1919–29
Descriptive Title: Thompson Clothier correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, Agnes Garrison, and
William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1919–1929
Principal Correspondents: Clothier, Thompson
Dates: 1919–1929
Clothier, Violet and Peter, 1943–48
Descriptive Title: Violet and Peter Clothier correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1943–1948
Principal Correspondents: Clothier, Violet; Clothier, Peter
Dates: 1943–1948
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Codman, John S., 1916–30, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John S. Codman correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1930, and
undated
Subject Terms: Presidential elections; Business cycles
Organization Names: American Civil Liberties Union
Principal Correspondents: Codman, John S.
Dates: 1916–1930, and undated
Coffin, Winthrop and Gertrude, 1929–34
Descriptive Title: Winthrop and Gertrude Coffin correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874),
1929–1934
Subject Terms: Business; Vaccination and vaccines
Principal Correspondents: Coffin, Winthrop; Coffin, Gertrude
Dates: 1929–1934
Colby, Clara Bewick, 1907
Descriptive Title: Clara Bewick Colby correspondence, 1907
Principal Correspondents: Colby, Clara Bewick
Dates: 1907
Colman, Lucy, 1890
Descriptive Title: Lucy Colman correspondence, 1890
Principal Correspondents: Colman, Lucy
Dates: 1890
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1883–85
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1883–1885
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1883–1885
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1886–87
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1886–1887
Subject Terms: Travel; Passenger ships; Painting; Art
Geographic Place Names: France; England
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1886–1887
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1888–89
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1888–1889
Subject Terms: Art; Music; Travel; Health condition
Geographic Place Names: France
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1888–1889
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1890
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1890
Subject Terms: Health condition; Art
Geographic Place Names: France
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1890
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1893–94
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1893–1894
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Content Notes: On September 6, 1893, Lucy wrote to Agnes of a special guest: “Our grand excitement
has been the advent and visit of Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling who proved absolutely delightful
and who fitted in with the unconventional FairView people in just the most unsuspicious and
friendly of ways…. One evening, he did for us what he is scarcely ever known to do, outside of
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the family––read us one of his stories––moreover––an unpublished jungle story––and one of
the Mowgli tales” (Frame 0615).
Dates: 1893–1894
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1895
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1895
Subject Terms: Art; Outdoor recreation
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1895
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1896
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1896
Subject Terms: Outdoor recreation; Seashores; Art
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1896
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1897–1904
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1897–1904
Subject Terms: Outdoor recreation; Apartment houses; Cemeteries and funerals; Art
Geographic Place Names: Netherlands; France; Italy
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1897–1904
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Conant, Lucy Scarborough, 1905–06
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1905–1906
Subject Terms: Travel; Art; Music; Historic sites
Geographic Place Names: Europe; France; Italy
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: 1905–1906
Conant, Lucy Scarborough, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lucy Scarborough Conant correspondence to Agnes Garrison, undated
Subject Terms: Art; Health condition; Music
Geographic Place Names: France
Principal Correspondents: Conant, Lucy Scarborough
Dates: Undated
Conway, Moncure, 1886–1901, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Moncure Conway correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and Agnes Garrison,
1886–1901, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Racial discrimination; Lynching; Colonialism and colonial affairs
Principal Correspondents: Conway, Moncure
Dates: 1886–1901, and undated
Cook, Frederick F., 1888, 1899
Descriptive Title: Frederick F. Cook correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1888, 1899
Subject Terms: Tariffs; Tax reform
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Cook, Frederick F.
Dates: 1888, 1899
Cooke, Ruth Emerson, 1935–69
Descriptive Title: Ruth Emerson Cooke correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1935–1969
Subject Terms: U.S. citizens abroad
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Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Cooke, Ruth Emerson
Dates: 1935–1969
Corey, Eva D., 1897–1926, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eva D. Corey correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1897–1926, and
undated
Subject Terms: Travel
Geographic Place Names: London, England; Europe
Principal Correspondents: Corey, Eva D.
Dates: 1897–1926, and undated
Cowin, Katherine C., 1922–25
Descriptive Title: Katherine C. Cowin correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1922–1925
Subject Terms: Summer camps; Private schools; School-based activities; Dance; Sports and athletics;
Colleges and universities
Organization Names: Dana Hall (Wellesley, Massachusetts); Aloha Camp (Fairlee, Vermont); Vassar
College
Principal Correspondents: Cowin, Katherine C.
Dates: 1922–1925
Cowin, Katherine C., 1926–69, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Katherine C. Cowin correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1926–1969, and undated
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Travel
Geographic Place Names: South America
Principal Correspondents: Cowin, Katherine C.
Dates: 1926–1969, and undated
Cox, C. F., 1888–92
Descriptive Title: C. F. Cox correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1888–1892
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Tariffs; Political parties
Principal Correspondents: Cox, C. F.
Dates: 1888–1892
Cram, Charles E., 1877–1900, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles E. Cram correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Ellen Wright
Garrison, 1877–1900, and undated
Subject Terms: Housing construction; Colonialism and colonial affairs; Executive Office of the
President
Persons as Subjects: McKinley, William; Bryan, William Jennings
Principal Correspondents: Cram, Charles E.
Dates: 1877–1900, and undated
Cram, Mary Wells, 1874–1905, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary Wells Cram correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1874–1905, and undated
Subject Terms: Marriage; Housing construction; Children; Death and dying; Household finance;
Household economics and management; Rental housing; Housing maintenance and repair
Persons as Subjects: Cram, Charles E.
Principal Correspondents: Cram, Mary Wells
Dates: 1874–1905, and undated
Cram, Robert, 1904–13
Descriptive Title: Robert Cram correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1904–1913
Subject Terms: Household finance; Household economics and management; Rental housing; Property
insurance; Personal and family income; Leasing and renting; Warehouses; Wills and probate;
Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Bretz, Helen
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Principal Correspondents: Cram, Robert; Cram, Mary Wells
Dates: 1904–1913
Cram, Robert, 1916–18
Descriptive Title: Robert Cram correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1918
Subject Terms: Household finance; Household economics and management; Securities; World War I;
Voluntary military service; Military education and training
Persons as Subjects: Bretz, Helen
Principal Correspondents: Cram, Robert
Content Notes: On March 18, 1918, Robert wrote, “When I learned to-day that we very possibly will
have to pick up the wounded on the battlefield which is the most dangerous part of the service, I
signed up for the whole $10,000 [life insurance policy] and made Helen my beneficiary” (Frame
0902). Even though Robert was beyond the age of the draft, he volunteered for service during
World War I and appears to have worked in a medical capacity.
Dates: 1916–1918
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Cram, Robert, 1919–22
Descriptive Title: Robert Cram correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1919–1922
Subject Terms: World War I; Voluntary military service; Household finance; Household economics and
management; Securities; Taxation; Personal and family income; Peace movements; Investments
Persons as Subjects: Cram, Gertrude; Bretz, Helen
Principal Correspondents: Cram, Robert
Dates: 1919–1922
Cram, Robert, 1927–42
Descriptive Title: Robert Cram correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1927–1942
Subject Terms: Securities; Investments; Household finance; Household economics and management;
Personal and family income; Children; Private schools; Personal debt
Persons as Subjects: Cram, Gertrude; Bretz, Helen; Bretz, Harold; Bretz, Barbara
Principal Correspondents: Cram, Robert; Cram, Mary Wells
Dates: 1927–1942
Cromwell, Otelia, 1934–54
Descriptive Title: Otelia Cromwell correspondence to Fanny Garrison and Eleanor Garrison, and from
Fanny Garrison to Eleanor Garrison, 1934–1954
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts; Research; Biographies
Persons as Subjects: Mott, Lucretia Coffin; Wright, Martha Coffin
Principal Correspondents: Cromwell, Otelia; Garrison, Fanny
Content Notes: Cromwell was attempting to compile material to write a biography of Lucretia Mott
and she wrote to Fanny Garrison for assistance. Fanny wrote to Eleanor Garrison in the hopes
that she would have more information on Lucretia Mott: “The enclosed from Otelia Cromwell,
Smith 1900, came today and rightly should go to you or someone of your family, as I believe your
mother was a niece of Lucretia Mott, & perhaps daughter of the Mrs. Martha Wright
mentioned…. You may remember [Miss Cromwell] the first colored girl admitted to Smith”
(Frame 0202). Eleanor’s mother, Ellen Wright Garrison, was indeed the daughter of Martha
Coffin Wright and niece of Lucretia Coffin Mott, who were women’s rights activists. Cromwell
later wrote to Eleanor, “I shall welcome any and all letters, but my preferences are for the earlier
ones and then those directed to or sent from M.C.W., Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton. I am particularly desirous to get all the information I can about M.C.W. because I think
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she deserves a little more attention than the other biographies of L.M. have paid her” (Frame
0217).
Dates: 1934–1954
Crosley, Edith A., 1958
Descriptive Title: Edith A. Crosley correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1958
Principal Correspondents: Crosley, Edith A.
Dates: 1958
Crosby, Eleanor D., 1892, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eleanor D. Crosby correspondence, 1892, and undated
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Historic documents and artifacts
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Phillips, Wendell
Principal Correspondents: Crosby, Eleanor D.
Dates: 1892, and undated
Crosby, Ernest Howard, 1897–1905
Descriptive Title: Ernest Howard Crosby correspondence, 1897–1905
Subject Terms: Writings
Principal Correspondents: Crosby, Ernest Howard
Dates: 1897–1905
Crosby, J. W., 1921–27
Descriptive Title: J. W. Crosby correspondence, 1921–1927
Subject Terms: Employment
Principal Correspondents: Crosby, J. W.
Dates: 1921–1927
Cummings, Philip H., 1946–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Philip H. Cummings correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1946–1947, and undated
Subject Terms: Poetry; Weather; Trees and plantlife
Principal Correspondents: Cummings, Philip H.
Content Notes: Consists mainly of poetry and discussions of poetry: “Fission is confusion and
corruption/In the very courts of Law Himself/It is the merest unit, given birth/To
uncontrollable disaster/Ending earth” (Frame 0303); “I did not go to Harvard, I did not tread the
yard/I never met the Cabots, I was unknown by the Lowell’s God/I never skiffed upon the
Charles, I never picnicked at Revere/So dear friend for all my learning I have no wisdom/For all
my ambition no hope of fame/For I did not go to Harvard to incarnadine my name” (Frame
0375).
Dates: 1946–1947, and undated
Curran, Mary A. Lafferty, 1914–17
Descriptive Title: Mary A. Lafferty Curran correspondence, 1914–1917
Subject Terms: Household workers; Employment; Children
Principal Correspondents: Curran, Mary A. Lafferty
Dates: 1914–1917
Cushman family, 1900–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: the Cushman family correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), Edith
Stephenson Garrison, and David Lloyd Garrison, 1900–1947, and undated
Subject Terms: Employment; Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Cushman, Robert; Cushman, Polly
Content Notes: These letters appear to be from Robert and Polly Cushman and their son and daughter
of the same names.
Dates: 1900–1947
Cutler, John, 1936–39, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John Cutler correspondence, 1936–1939, and undated
Subject Terms: Membership organizations
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Organization Names: Tuesday Club
Principal Correspondents: Cutler, John
Dates: 1936–1939, and undated
Cutting, Jim, 1929–34, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Jim Cutting correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929–1934, and undated
Subject Terms: Property damage and loss; Vacations; Colleges and universities; Employment; Private
schools
Principal Correspondents: Cutting, Jim
Dates: 1929–1934, and undated
Cutting, R. Bayard, 1897–98, n.d.
Descriptive Title: R. Bayard Cutting correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1897–1898, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Cutting, R. Bayard
Dates: 1897–1898, and undated
Dahlman, Jane, 1932–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Jane Dahlman correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1932–1942, and undated
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Travel
Principal Correspondents: Dahlman, Jane
Dates: 1932–1942, and undated
Dall, Caroline H., 1879–1909
Descriptive Title: Caroline H. Dall correspondence to Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny” Villard and
Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1909
Subject Terms: Health condition; Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Garrison, William Lloyd (1838)
Principal Correspondents: Dall, Caroline H.
Dates: 1879–1909
Dalton, Susan, 1910–41, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Susan Dalton correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1910–1941, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Children; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Dalton, Susan
Dates: 1910–1941, and undated
Daniel, Charles, 1879–1903
Descriptive Title: Charles Daniel correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1879–1903
Subject Terms: Real estate business; Housing construction
Persons as Subjects: Daniel, Kate
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Charles
Dates: 1879–1903
Daniel, Charles, Jr., 1935–38, 1952, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles Daniel Jr. correspondence, 1935–1938, 1952, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Charles, Jr.
Dates: 1935–1938, 1952, and undated
Daniel, Edward, 1918–32, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Edward Daniel correspondence, 1918–1932, and undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Edward
Dates: 1918–1932, and undated
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Daniel, Kate, 1876–80
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison
(1838), 1876–1880
Subject Terms: Employment; Children; Household finance; Gifts and donations; Real estate business;
Moving expenses; Household workers; Housing maintenance and repair; Livestock and livestock
industry; Poultry and poultry industry; Household economics and management
Persons as Subjects: Daniel, Charles
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: 1876–1880
Daniel, Kate, 1881–85
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison
(1838), 1881–1885
Subject Terms: Poultry and poultry industry; Dairy industry and products; Farm life; Household
workers; Housing maintenance and repair; Children; Health condition; Household economics and
management; Livestock and livestock industry; Libraries; Wills and probate
Persons as Subjects: Daniel, Charles
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: 1881–1885
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Daniel, Kate, 1886–89
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison
(1838), 1886–1889
Subject Terms: Boarding homes; Health condition; Household workers; Poultry and poultry industry;
Farm life; Children; Housing maintenance and repair; Household economics and management;
Livestock and livestock industry; Dairy industry and products
Persons as Subjects: Daniel, Charles
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: 1886–1889
Daniel, Kate, 1890–99
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison
(1838), 1890–1899
Subject Terms: Housing maintenance and repair; Household economics and management; Household
workers; Gifts and donations; Holidays; Health condition; Children; Insurance; Employment;
Personal and family income
Persons as Subjects: Daniel, Charles
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: 1890–1899
Daniel, Kate, 1900–10
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison
(1838), 1900–1910
Subject Terms: Household workers; Household economics and management; Housing maintenance
and repair; Health condition; Death and dying; Gifts and donations; Employment; Children;
Personal and family income
Persons as Subjects: Daniel, Charles
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: 1900–1910
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Daniel, Kate, 1911–32
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison
(1874), and Agnes Garrison, 1911–1932
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Holidays; Children; Families; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: 1911–1932
Daniel, Kate, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Kate Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd Garrison
(1838), undated
Subject Terms: Household workers; Housing maintenance and repair; Household economics and
management; Employment; Health condition; Children; Gifts and donations; Holidays
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Kate
Dates: Undated
Daniel, Robert M., 1900–05
Descriptive Title: Robert M. Daniel correspondence, 1900–1905
Subject Terms: Housing maintenance and repair
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Robert M.
Dates: 1900–1905
Daniel, Teresa, 1887, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Teresa Daniel correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1887, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Teresa
Dates: 1887, and undated
Daniel, “Yi-Yi,” 1911–41, n.d.
Descriptive Title: “Yi-Yi” Daniel correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1911–1941, and undated
Subject Terms: Holidays; Gifts and donations; Travel
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, Yi-Yi
Dates: 1911–1941, and undated
Davis, Charles Henry, 1938–46
Descriptive Title: Charles Henry Davis correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1938–1946
Subject Terms: Peace movements; War
Principal Correspondents: Davis, Charles Henry
Dates: 1938–1946
Day, Fairfield, 1928–29
Descriptive Title: Fairfield Day correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1929
Subject Terms: Private schools; Summer camps
Principal Correspondents: Day, Fairfield
Dates: 1928–1929
Day, George Parmly, 1915–24
Descriptive Title: George Parmly Day correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1924
Subject Terms: Sports and athletics
Organization Names: Yale University
Principal Correspondents: Day, George Parmly
Dates: 1915–1924
Day, Henry B., 1917–30
Descriptive Title: Henry B. Day correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1917–1930
Subject Terms: Business
Principal Correspondents: Day, Henry B.
Dates: 1917–1930
Day, Joseph, 1928–29
Descriptive Title: Joseph Day correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1929
Subject Terms: Private schools; Summer camps
Persons as Subjects: Day, Fairfield
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Principal Correspondents: Day, Joseph
Dates: 1928–1929
Day, Julia, 1915–23
Descriptive Title: Julia Day correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1923
Principal Correspondents: Day, Julia
Dates: 1915–1923
DeMille, Anna George, 1928–40
Descriptive Title: Anna George DeMille correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1928–1940
Subject Terms: Conferences; War
Organization Names: Henry George Centenary
Principal Correspondents: DeMille, Anna George
Dates: 1928–1940
Denton, Georgina Kay, 1927–28, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Georgina Kay Denton correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1928, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Denton, Georgina Kay
Dates: 1927–1928, and undated
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DePierrefeu, Dodo, 1927–36, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Dodo DePierrefeu correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1936, and
undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Travel
Geographic Place Names: Europe
Principal Correspondents: DePierrefeu, Dodo
Dates: 1927–1936, and undated
DePierrefeu, Elsa Tudor, 1935–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elsa Tudor DePierrefeu correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1947, and
undated
Subject Terms: War; Arms control and disarmament
Principal Correspondents: DePierrefeu, Elsa Tudor
Dates: 1935–1947, and undated
DePierrefeu, Katharine, 1934–35
Descriptive Title: Katharine DePierrefeu correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1934–1935
Principal Correspondents: DePierrefeu, Katharine
Dates: 1934–1935
DePierrefeu, Yann, 1935
Descriptive Title: Yann DePierrefeu correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935
Principal Correspondents: DePierrefeu, Yann
Dates: 1935
Dickinson, Anna, 1907–08
Descriptive Title: Anna Dickinson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1907–1908
Principal Correspondents: Dickinson, Anna
Dates: 1907–1908
Dickson, Irene, Nov. 1946–Sept. 1948
Descriptive Title: Irene Earle Dickson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, November 1946–
September 1948
Subject Terms: Health condition; Surgeons and surgery
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Agnes
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Principal Correspondents: Dickson, Irene Earle
Dates: November 1946–September 1948
Dickson, Irene, 1949
Descriptive Title: Irene Earle Dickson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, Frank Wright Garrison,
and Agnes Garrison, 1949
Subject Terms: Health condition; Travel; Socialism
Geographic Place Names: England; France; Italy
Principal Correspondents: Dickson, Irene Earle
Dates: 1949
Dickson, Irene, 1950–54, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Irene Earle Dickson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1950–1954, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Health condition; Holidays
Geographic Place Names: Italy
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Agnes
Principal Correspondents: Dickson, Irene Earle
Dates: 1950–1954, and undated
Dietrick, Louise, 1930–45
Descriptive Title: Louise Dietrick correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and David Lloyd
Garrison, 1930–1945
Subject Terms: Securities; Teachers; Private schools
Persons as Subjects: Call, Anne P.
Principal Correspondents: Dietrick, Louise
Dates: 1930–1945
Dole, Charles F., 1915–28, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles F. Dole correspondence, 1915–1928, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Dole, Charles F.
Dates: 1915–1928, and undated
Donald, Malcom [sic], 1903–04, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Malcolm Donald correspondence, 1903–1904, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Donald, Malcolm
Dates: 1903–1904, and undated
Douglas, David, 1886–1909
Descriptive Title: David Douglas correspondence, 1886–1909
Principal Correspondents: Douglas, David
Dates: 1886–1909
Douglass, Frederick, 1884
Descriptive Title: Frederick Douglass correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1894
Principal Correspondents: Douglass, Frederick
Content Notes: On September 29, 1894, Douglass wrote, “I was favored sometime since with a
number of the Christian Register containing your grand speech against the lawless violence now
prevailing against the negroes of the south…. If you care to know what I think of that speech I
will tell you: To my mind, no better or effective word has been spoken on the subject. I am doing
but little speaking now, but what I do say, is for most part on this subject” (Frame 0445).
Dates: 1894
Dreier, Ethel, 1931, 1956
Descriptive Title: Ethel Dreier correspondence, 1931, 1956
Principal Correspondents: Dreier, Ethel
Dates: 1931, 1956
Dreier, John, 1928–36, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John Dreier correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1936, and undated
Subject Terms: Teachers; Employment; Music
Principal Correspondents: Dreier, John
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Content Notes: On March 24, 1930, Dreier wrote of attending a dance given by Henry Ford: “…I was
asked by them to go to a dance given by Henry Ford at Dearborn. Not knowing anything about
Henry Ford or his dances, I accepted thinking it would be a fine party and a wonderful glimpse at
the way the richest man in the world did things…. it was to be held not in his house, which was
too small for such great affairs, but in one of his factory buildings. We finally reached the place,
got out of the car and entered a large loft building with several acres of floor space all covered
with every model of Ford ever made…. [Mr. and Mrs. Ford] were both arrayed in the simplest if
not meanest style of evening dress imagineable – Mr. Ford’s looked as though it had been bought
at Sear’s Roebuck spring sale…. The informality of the whole thing was complete…. Never did
[Mr. Ford] suggest in the slightest way by his manner that he was anything beyond anyone else
present, and certainly the party was not the kind which was calculated to show off the wealth of
the world’s richest man” (Frames 0519–0520).
Dates: 1928–1936, and undated
Dresel, Anna L., 1876–1890, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anna L. Dresel correspondence, 1876–1890, and undated
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Dresel, Anna L.
Dates: 1876–1890, and undated
DuBois, W. E. B., 1909
Descriptive Title: W. E. B. DuBois acceptance of a speaking engagement, 1909
Principal Correspondents: DuBois, W. E. B.
Dates: 1909
Duggan, Mary Alice “Polly,” 1930, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary Alice “Polly” Duggan correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1930, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Duggan, Mary Alice “Polly”
Dates: 1930, and undated
Duncan, Elsa, 1927–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elsa Duncan correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1927–1942, and
undated
Subject Terms: World War II; Children; Families
Principal Correspondents: Duncan, Elsa
Dates: 1927–1942, and undated
DuPont, Deo, 1927–31, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Deo DuPont correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1931, and undated
Principal Correspondents: DuPont, Deo
Dates: 1927–1931, and undated
Durham, Meza, 1927–28
Descriptive Title: Meza Durham correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1928
Subject Terms: Vacations; Colleges and universities
Principal Correspondents: Durham, Meza
Dates: 1927–1928
Duvall, Elizabeth, 1973–75
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Duvall correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1973–1975
Principal Correspondents: Duvall, Elizabeth
Dates: 1973–1975
Dwight, Theodore F., 1889
Descriptive Title: Theodore F. Dwight correspondence to Wendell Phillips Garrison, 1889
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Persons as Subjects: Adams, John Quincy
Principal Correspondents: Dwight, Theodore F.
Dates: 1889
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Dyer-Bennet, John, 1930–38, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John Dyer-Bennet correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1930–1938, and
undated
Subject Terms: Education; Communism and communist parties
Geographic Place Names: Germany; Russia
Principal Correspondents: Dyer-Bennet, John
Dates: 1930–1938, and undated
Eastman, Crystal, 1918
Descriptive Title: Crystal Eastman correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, 1918
Principal Correspondents: Eastman, Crystal
Dates: 1918
Eaton, Elma, 1974, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elma Eaton correspondence, 1974, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Eaton, Elma
Dates: 1974, and undated
Eaton, Peg, 1974, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Peg Eaton correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1936–1941, and undated
Subject Terms: World War II
Principal Correspondents: Eaton, Peg
Dates: 1936–1941, and undated
Edison, Thomas A., 1883–94
Descriptive Title: Thomas A. Edison correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1883–1894
Subject Terms: Electric power; Lighting systems
Principal Correspondents: Edison, Thomas A.
Content Notes: In 1887, Edison wrote, “I perhaps forgot to mention, that it is not my intention to only
make electrical inventions[.] I’m going out in the wide world of everything” (Frame 0971).
Dates: 1883–1894
Ehrich, Louis, 1896–1909
Descriptive Title: Louis Ehrich correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1909
Subject Terms: Tariffs
Principal Correspondents: Ehrich, Louis
Dates: 1896–1909
Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1952
Descriptive Title: Dwight D. Eisenhower correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1952
Principal Correspondents: Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Dates: 1952
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Ellis, Allan V., 1918–23
Descriptive Title: Allan V. Ellis correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1918–1923
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Sports and athletics
Principal Correspondents: Ellis, Allan V.
Dates: 1918–1923
Emerson, Fran, 1935–38, 1947
Descriptive Title: Fran Emerson correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1938, 1947
Principal Correspondents: Emerson, Fran
Dates: 1935–1938, 1947
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Endicott, William, Jr., 1876–1909
Descriptive Title: William Endicott Jr. correspondence, 1876–1909
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Endicott, William, Jr.
Dates: 1876–1909
Epstein, Dena, 1957–65
Descriptive Title: Dena Epstein correspondence, 1957–1965
Subject Terms: Research
Principal Correspondents: Epstein, Dena
Dates: 1957–1965
Estlin, Mary, 1876–1902
Descriptive Title: Mary Estlin correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1876–1902
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson; Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Estlin, Mary
Dates: 1876–1902
Evans, Rebecca Winsor, 1936–53, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Rebecca Winsor Evans correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison and Mildred
Yarnall Garrison, 1936–1953, and undated
Subject Terms: War; Health condition; Historic documents and artifacts; Writings; Income taxes; Peace
movements
Persons as Subjects: Nock, Albert Jay; Winsor, Ellen; Neilson, Francis
Principal Correspondents: Evans, Rebecca Winsor
Content Notes: On September 7, 1950, Evans wrote, “…Ellen and I would seriously consider giving up
our citizenship and sailing across the seas. To be an American to-day is something to be ashamed
of. The deterioration of the superb American people into a race of thugs and bandits in the short
space of a few hundred years is a spectacle which has never been duplicated in history. Sooner or
later I suppose Russia & Korea will be bombed” (Frame 0240). Frame 0245 contains a notice
from Evans and her sister, Ellen Winsor, to the Internal Revenue Service explaining that they
would no longer pay taxes as this money funded wars they were opposed to as “non-resistant
pacifists.” In an undated letter, Evans closed with “Did I tell you the new name for Washington
D.C.? It has just been christened Franklingrad!” (Frame 0304). Frank Garrison was editing the
letters of Albert Jay Nock for Evans and her sister.
Dates: 1936–1953, and undated
Facio-Lince, Daniel and Nohra, 1964–71
Descriptive Title: Correspondence between Daniel and Nohra Facio-Lince and David Lloyd Garrison
and Alice O’Reilly “Pat” Garrison, 1964–1971
Subject Terms: Educational exchanges
Principal Correspondents: Facio-Lince, Daniel; Facio-Lince, Nohra; Garrison, David Lloyd
Content Notes: Some letters are in Spanish.
Dates: 1964–1971
Fairbanks, Calvin, 1865–98
Descriptive Title: Calvin Fairbanks correspondence, 1865, 1898
Principal Correspondents: Fairbanks, Calvin
Dates: 1865, 1898
Farrison, W. Edward, 1949–52
Descriptive Title: W. Edward Farrison correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1949–1952
Subject Terms: Research; Historic documents and artifacts
Persons as Subjects: Brown, William Wells
Principal Correspondents: Farrison, W. Edward
Dates: 1949–1952
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Fentress, Louise, 1928–29, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Louise Fentress correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1929, and undated
Subject Terms: Religious faith
Principal Correspondents: Fentress, Louise
Dates: 1928–1929, and undated
Fish, W. H., 1896–1905
Descriptive Title: W. H. Fish correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), 1896–1905
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Fish, William H.
Dates: 1896–1905
Fisher, Iris, 1927–30
Descriptive Title: Iris Fisher correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1930
Subject Terms: Travel
Geographic Place Names: Europe
Principal Correspondents: Fisher, Iris
Dates: 1927–1930
Flint, Martha E., 1913–29, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Martha E. Flint correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1913–1929, and undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Flint, Martha E.
Dates: 1913–1929, and undated
Flynn, Patrick, 1904–09
Descriptive Title: Patrick Flynn correspondence, 1904–1909
Subject Terms: Christianity; Writings
Organization Names: Lexington Independent (newspaper)
Principal Correspondents: Flynn, Patrick
Dates: 1904–1909
Forbes, Allan, 1919–55
Descriptive Title: Allan Forbes correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1919–1955
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Organization Names: State Street Trust Company
Principal Correspondents: Forbes, Allan
Dates: 1919–1955
Forbes, John Murray, 1881–95
Descriptive Title: John Murray Forbes correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1881–1895
Subject Terms: Tariffs
Principal Correspondents: Forbes, John Murray
Dates: 1881–1895
Foster, Abby Kelley, 1883
Descriptive Title: Abby Kelley Foster correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1883
Principal Correspondents: Foster, Abby Kelley
Dates: 1883
Fowlds, George, 1907–03 [sic]
Descriptive Title: George Fowlds correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1907–1923
Subject Terms: Economic policy; Business; World War I; Elections
Geographic Place Names: New Zealand
Persons as Subjects: Hammond, R. B. S.
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Principal Correspondents: Fowlds, George
Dates: 1907–1923
Fowler, Francis [sic], 1940–46
Descriptive Title: Frances Fowler correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrisons, 1940–1946
Principal Correspondents: Fowler, Frances
Dates: 1940–1946
Frayer, William, 1935–36
Descriptive Title: William Frayer correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1935–1936
Principal Correspondents: Frayer, William
Dates: 1935–1936
Freeman, Elizabeth, 1911
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Freeman correspondence, 1911
Organization Names: The Women’s Social and Political Union
Principal Correspondents: Freeman, Elizabeth
Dates: 1911
Fukui, Eiko, 1925–41, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eiko Fukui correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1925–1941, and undated
Subject Terms: Foreign students
Principal Correspondents: Fukui, Eiko
Content Notes: Fukui and another foreign student, Amandi Madgaoha, spent a Christmas with the
Garrisons while studying at Vassar College (Reel 19, Frame 0471). Madgaoha can be found on
Reel 19, Frame 0448.
Dates: 1925–1941, and undated
Fuller, Lucy Derby and Samuel Richard, 1897–1906
Descriptive Title: Lucy Derby and Samuel Richard Fuller correspondence, 1897–1906
Principal Correspondents: Fuller, Lucy Derby; Fuller, Samuel Richard
Dates: 1897–1906
Fyffe, Elizabeth, 1909–52, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Fyffe correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), and David Lloyd Garrison, 1909–1952, and undated
Subject Terms: Children; Health condition; World War II; Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Fyffe, Joseph B.
Principal Correspondents: Fyffe, Elizabeth
Content Notes: In an undated letter, Fyffe presciently commented, “And what did you all make of
FDR’s talk the other night? And what do you think of the photographs of him taken recently? We
are going to take an awful risk if we elect him – well [sic] end up with Truman -- or Possibly, Mrs.
Roosevelt, in the role played by Mrs. Wilson. That is my guess. I was shocked at Roosevelt’s
speech – not the matter, but the fumbling manner of it” (Frame 0733).
Dates: 1909–1952, and undated
Gaines, Mary L., 1926–29
Descriptive Title: Mary L. Gaines correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1926–1929
Subject Terms: Employment
Principal Correspondents: Gaines, Mary L.
Dates: 1926–1929
Galbraith, F. W., 1900–17
Descriptive Title: F. W. Galbraith correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900–1917
Organization Names: The Queen City Tobacco Company
Principal Correspondents: Galbraith, F. W.
Dates: 1900–1917
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Gale, Philip B., 1940–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Philip B. Gale correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1940–1945, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Gale, Philip B.
Dates: 1940–1945, and undated
Gannett, Mary Thorn Lewis, 1887–89
Descriptive Title: Mary Thorn Lewis Gannett correspondence, 1887–1889
Principal Correspondents: Gannett, Mary Thorn Lewis
Dates: 1887–1889
Gardner, Bertram, 1896–1912, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Bertram Gardner correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1896–1912, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Gardner, Bertram
Dates: 1896–1912, and undated
Garland, Hamlin, 189?-1904
Descriptive Title: Hamlin Garland correspondence, 1904, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Garland, Hamlin
Dates: 1904, and undated
Gay, Elizabeth Neall, 1895
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Neall Gay correspondence, 1895
Principal Correspondents: Gay, Elizabeth Neall
Dates: 1895
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Gay, S. M., 1896–1900
Descriptive Title: S. M. Gay correspondence, 1896–1900
Principal Correspondents: Gay, S. M.
Dates: 1896–1900
George, Henry, 1888–93
Descriptive Title: Henry George correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1888–1893
Subject Terms: Tax reform; Tariffs; Immigration; Speeches and addresses; Writings
Principal Correspondents: George, Henry
Content Notes: On January 14, 1888, George wrote, “You say you do not see in the single tax a
panacea for poverty. Nor yet do I. The panacea for poverty is freedom. What I see in the single
tax is the means of serving that industrial freedom which will make possible other triumphs of
freedom” (Frame 0049).
Dates: 1888–1893
George, Henry, 1894–97
Descriptive Title: Henry George correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1894–1897
Subject Terms: Writings; Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: George, Henry
Dates: 1894–1897
George, Henry, Jr., 1891–1909
Descriptive Title: Henry George Jr. correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1891–1909
Subject Terms: Chinese exclusion laws
Principal Correspondents: George, Henry, Jr.
Dates: 1891–1909
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George, Marie M., 1897
Descriptive Title: Marie M. George correspondence, 1897
Principal Correspondents: George, Marie M.
Dates: 1897
Gilman, Charlotte Perkins, 1896, 1898
Descriptive Title: Charlotte Perkins Gilman correspondence, 1896, 1898
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Gilman, Charlotte Perkins
Dates: 1896, 1898
Goldthwait, Frances and Joel, 1939–5 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Frances and Joel Goldthwait correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1939–1945, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Goldthwait, Frances; Goldthwait, Joel
Dates: 1939–1945, and undated
Golz, Joseph, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Joseph Golz correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Alice O’Reilly “Pat”
Garrison, 1945, and undated
Subject Terms: World War II; Military duty assignments and releases; Veterans employment
Principal Correspondents: Golz, Joseph
Dates: 1945, and undated
Gorham, Florence, 1915–6
Descriptive Title: Florence Gorham correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1915–1936
Subject Terms: Investments
Principal Correspondents: Gorham, Florence
Dates: 1915–1936
Gould, Elizabeth Porter, 1892
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Porter Gould correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1892
Principal Correspondents: Gould, Elizabeth Porter
Dates: 1892
Gowan, Rosa, 1889
Descriptive Title: Rosa Gowan correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Francis Jackson
“Frank” Garrison, 1889
Principal Correspondents: Gowan, Rosa
Dates: 1889
Grady, Anna Elizabeth, 1928–32, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anna Elizabeth Grady correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1932, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Grady, Anna Elizabeth
Dates: 1928–1932, and undated
Graecen, Bertha and Walter, 1929–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Bertha and Walter Graecen correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1929–
1932, and undated
Subject Terms: Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Graecen, Bertha; Graecen, Walter
Dates: 1929–1932, and undated
Gray, Maria Freeman, 1899–1909
Descriptive Title: Maria Freeman Gray correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1899–1909
Subject Terms: Colonialism and colonial affairs
Principal Correspondents: Gray, Maria Freeman
Dates: 1899–1909
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Greener, Richard, 1879
Descriptive Title: Richard Greener correspondence to Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny” Villard, 1879
Subject Terms: Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Greener, Richard
Dates: 1879
Gregory, Eugene M., 1925–29
Descriptive Title: Eugene M. Gregory correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1925–1929
Subject Terms: Marriage; Cemeteries and funerals
Principal Correspondents: Gregory, Eugene M.
Dates: 1925–1929
Grew, Mary, 1859–1889
Descriptive Title: Mary Grew correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1859–1889
Subject Terms: Families
Principal Correspondents: Grew, Mary
Dates: 1859–1889
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1947–49
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1947–1949
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1947–1949
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1950–51
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1950–1951
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
On April 15, 1950, Grierson wrote of Otelia Cromwell conducting research in the Garrison
collection: “Otelia Cromwell had wonderful days here, and even she, who had known the letters
before, was quite overwhelmed by the richness of this collection…. I was tremendously touched
by a last talk with her, telling how she came to start this book and what Mrs. Mott had meant in
her life” (Frame 0577). Correspondence between Cromwell and Eleanor Garrison regarding
Cromwell’s research can be found on Reel 10 Frame 0197.
Dates: 1950–1951
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1952–54
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Garrison, and Frank Wright Garrison, 1952–1954
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations; Research
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1952–1954
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1955–57
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, Eleanor
Garrison, and Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1955–1957
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations; Research
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
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Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1955–1957
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1958
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Garrison, and Frank Wright Garrison, 1958
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1958
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Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1959
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Frank Wright
Garrison, 1959
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1959
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1960
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Frank Wright
Garrison, 1960
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1960
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1961
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1961
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Frank Wright
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1961
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1962
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1962
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Covers successful efforts to arrange a quasi-Garrison family reunion at the Smith College Library.
Dates: 1962
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Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1963
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1963
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
On September 22, 1963, Grierson wrote, “Most important was a letter from one James
McPherson, who came up to read Garrison letters, a few years ago, for his Ph.D. thesis at Johns
Hopkins, on Civil War reconstruction period. Now, he is on the faculty of Princeton, and the
Princeton Press is to bring out his study. He wrote for permission to quote the letters…. In this
case, he is a solid good man” (Frame 0383).
Dates: 1963
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1964
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1964
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1964
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1965–69
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1965–1969
Subject Terms: Libraries; Historic documents and artifacts; Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Content Notes: Detailed letters about the material that the Garrison family donated to Smith College.
Dates: 1965–1969
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1970
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1970
Subject Terms: Travel; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Leland, Marine
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Dates: 1970
Grierson, Margaret S[torrs], 1971
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1971
Subject Terms: Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Leland, Marine
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Dates: 1971
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Grierson, Margaret S[torrs], 1972
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1972
Subject Terms: Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Leland, Marine
Organization Names: Smith College
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Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Dates: 1972
Grierson, Margaret S[torrs], 1973
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1973
Subject Terms: Health condition; Housing maintenance and repair; Television; Watergate Affair
Persons as Subjects: Leland, Marine
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Dates: 1973
Grierson, Margaret Storrs, 1974–97, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Margaret Storrs Grierson correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, Nancy McGilpin
Garrison, and Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1974–1997, and undated
Subject Terms: Energy resources; Rationing; Television; Holidays; Children; Families
Persons as Subjects: Leland, Marine
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Dates: 1974–1997, and undated
Grimké, Archibald, 1900
Descriptive Title: Archibald Grimké correspondence, 1900
Principal Correspondents: Grimké, Archibald
Dates: 1900
Grimké, Francis J., 1905
Descriptive Title: Francis J. Grimké correspondence, 1905
Principal Correspondents: Grimké, Francis J.
Dates: 1905
Grimké, Sarah, 1865
Descriptive Title: Sarah Grimké correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1865
Principal Correspondents: Grimké, Sarah
Dates: 1865
Griscom family, 1936–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: the Griscom family correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1936–1942, and
undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Birds and bird conservation; Colleges and universities
Principal Correspondents: Griscom, Edith R.; Griscom, Edith S.; Griscom, Ludlow
Dates: 1936–1942, and undated
Guerrier, George P., 1899–1905, n.d.
Descriptive Title: George P. Guerrier correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1899–1905,
and undated
Subject Terms: Poetry
Principal Correspondents: Guerrier, George P.
Content Notes: Mostly poems by Guerrier.
Dates: 1899–1905, and undated
Guyot, Yve, 1907
Descriptive Title: Yve Guyot correspondence, 1907
Principal Correspondents: Guyot, Yve
Dates: 1907
Habicht, Max and Elizabeth, 1929–60, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Max and Elizabeth Habicht correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and
William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1929–1960, and undated
Subject Terms: International relations; Children; Marriage
Geographic Place Names: Switzerland
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Principal Correspondents: Habicht, Max; Habicht, Elizabeth
Dates: 1929–1960, and undated
Hadley, Amos I., 1900–41
Descriptive Title: Amos I. Hadley correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900–1941
Subject Terms: Investments
Principal Correspondents: Hadley, Amos I.
Dates: 1900–1941
Hale, Edward Everett, 1880–97
Descriptive Title: Edward Everett Hale correspondence, 1880–1897
Principal Correspondents: Hale, Edward Everett
Dates: 1880–1897
Hale, Nancy, 1925
Descriptive Title: Nancy Hale correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1925
Principal Correspondents: Hale, Nancy
Dates: 1925
Hall, Bolton, 1906–33
Descriptive Title: Bolton Hall correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1906–1933
Principal Correspondents: Hall, Bolton
Dates: 1906–1933
Hall, Edward, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Edward Hall correspondence, undated
Principal Correspondents: Hall, Edward
Dates: Undated
Hall, Edward R., 1885, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Edward R. Hall correspondence, 1885, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Hall, Edward R.
Dates: 1885, and undated
Hall, H.R., 1863–72, n.d.
Descriptive Title: H. R. Hall correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and her mother Martha Coffin
Wright, 1863–1872, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Hall, H. R.
Dates: 1863–1872, and undated
Halle, Ann, 1936–41
Descriptive Title: Ann Halle correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and John Bright Garrison, 1936–
1941
Principal Correspondents: Halle, Ann
Dates: 1936–1941
Halliday, Eliza W., 1900
Descriptive Title: Eliza W. Halliday correspondence to Agnes Garrison, Edith Stephenson Garrison,
and William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900
Principal Correspondents: Halliday, Eliza W.
Dates: 1900
Hallowell, Penrose (“Buck”), 1897–1947, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Penrose “Buck” Hallowell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1897–1947, and undated
Subject Terms: Football; Household finance; Engagement
Persons as Subjects: Sherman, George E.
Principal Correspondents: Hallowell, Penrose “Buck”
Dates: 1897–1947, and undated
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Halvorsan, Anne, 1940–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anne Halvorsan correspondence, 1940–1942, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Halvorsan, Anne
Dates: 1940–1942, and undated
Hamill, Esther, 1935–48, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Esther Hamill correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1948, and undated
Subject Terms: Children; Private schools; Prisons; Prisoners; Crime and criminals; Writers and writing;
Religions
Organization Names: Massachusetts Reformatory for Women
Principal Correspondents: Hamill, Esther
Content Notes: Frames 0794–0813 contain a detailed description of Hamill’s visit to the Massachusetts
Reformatory for Women.
Dates: 1935–1948, and undated
Hamlin, Charles E., 1893–97
Descriptive Title: Charles E. Hamlin correspondence, 1893–1897
Principal Correspondents: Hamlin, Charles E.
Dates: 1893–1897
Harper, Ida Husted, 1909
Descriptive Title: Ida Husted Harper correspondence to Helen Francis Garrison “Fanny” Villard, 1909
Principal Correspondents: Harper, Ida Husted
Dates: 1909
Hartwell, Fred, 1927–28, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Fred Hartwell correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1928, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Hartwell, Fred
Dates: 1927–1928, and undated
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Harwood, Mary R., 1934–43
Descriptive Title: Mary R. Harwood correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1934–1943
Principal Correspondents: Harwood, Mary R.
Dates: 1934–1943
Hastings, John K., 1900–06
Descriptive Title: John K. Hastings correspondence, 1900–1906
Principal Correspondents: Hastings, John K.
Dates: 1900–1906
Hauser, Elizabeth J., 1906–08, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth J. Hauser correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1906–1908,
and undated
Principal Correspondents: Hauser, Elizabeth J.
Dates: 1906–1908, and undated
Hautermans, Elsa, 1936–40, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elsa Hautermans correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1936–1940, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Hautermans, Elsa
Dates: 1936–1940, and undated
Henry, Richard K., Sr., 1938–43
Descriptive Title: Richard K. Henry Sr. correspondence, 1938–1943
Subject Terms: World War II; Voluntary military service; Navy
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Principal Correspondents: Henry, Richard K., Sr.
Dates: 1938–1943
Higginson, Thomas Wentworth, 1856–1906
Descriptive Title: Thomas Wentworth Higginson correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and
William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1856–1906
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Voting rights
Principal Correspondents: Higginson, Thomas Wentworth
Dates: 1856–1906
Hill, Leslie Pinckney, 1906, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Leslie Pinckney Hill correspondence, 1906, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Poetry
Principal Correspondents: Hill, Leslie Pinckney
Dates: 1906, and undated
Hills, Katherine, 1906–07
Descriptive Title: Katherine Hills correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1906–1907
Subject Terms: Health condition; Elections
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Agnes
Principal Correspondents: Hills, Katherine
Dates: 1906–1907
Hills, William Henry, 1889–99
Descriptive Title: William Henry Hills correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, William
Lloyd Garrison (1838), William Lloyd Garrison (1874), Ellen Wright Garrison, and Agnes
Garrison, 1889–1899
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Abolitionist movement; Travel; Literature; Writers and writing
Geographic Place Names: England
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Hills, William Henry
Dates: 1889–1899
Hills, William Henry, 1900–08
Descriptive Title: William Henry Hills correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1900–1908
Subject Terms: Travel; Housing; Death and dying
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Hills, William Henry
Dates: 1900–1908
Hills, William Henry, 1905–15, n.d.
Descriptive Title: William Henry Hills correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Francis
Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1905–1915, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Health condition; International relations; Books and bookselling; Literature
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Hills, William Henry
Dates: 1905–1915, and undated
Hillyer, Jeanne and Robert, 1961–62
Descriptive Title: Jeanne and Robert Hillyer correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1961–1962
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Frank Wright
Principal Correspondents: Hillyer, Jeanne; Hillyer, Robert
Dates: 1961–1962
Himes, Joshua V., 1885–90
Descriptive Title: Joshua V. Himes correspondence to Wendell Phillips Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), 1885–1890
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
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Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Himes, Joshua V.
Dates: 1885–1890
Hoar, George Frisbie, 1892
Descriptive Title: George Frisbie Hoar correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1892
Subject Terms: Chinese exclusion laws
Principal Correspondents: Hoar, George Frisbie
Dates: 1892
Hobart, Arthur, 1881–95
Descriptive Title: Arthur Hobart correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1881–1895
Subject Terms: Engagement
Principal Correspondents: Hobart, Arthur
Dates: 1881–1895
Holbrook, Arthur “Sandy” and Sue, 1925–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Arthur “Sandy” and Sue Holbrook correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1925–1945, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Medical education; Marriage; Physicians; World War II
Principal Correspondents: Holbrook, Arthur “Sandy”; Holbrook, Sue
Dates: 1925–1945, and undated
Holbrook, Bertha and Arthur T., 1926–45
Descriptive Title: Bertha and Arthur T. Holbrook correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1926–1945
Principal Correspondents: Holbrook, Bertha; Holbrook, Arthur T.
Dates: 1926–1945
Holley, Sallie, 1865
Descriptive Title: Sallie Holley correspondence to Martha Coffin Wright, 1865
Principal Correspondents: Holley, Sallie
Dates: 1865
Holmes, Clara, 1879
Descriptive Title: Clara Holmes correspondence to Mary Pratt Garrison and Francis Jackson “Frank”
Garrison, 1879
Subject Terms: Marriage
Principal Correspondents: Holmes, Clara
Dates: 1879
Holmes, John Haynes, 1915–23
Descriptive Title: John Haynes Holmes correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1923
Subject Terms: Passive resistance; Pacifism; Membership organizations
Principal Correspondents: Holmes, John Haynes
Dates: 1915–1923
Holt, Byron W., 1899–1924
Descriptive Title: Byron W. Holt correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1899–1924
Subject Terms: Tariffs; Private clubs and societies
Principal Correspondents: Holt, Byron W.
Dates: 1899–1924
Hooker, Isabella Beecher, 1870–89
Descriptive Title: Isabella Beecher Hooker correspondence to Martha Coffin Wright, 1870–1889
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Congress
Principal Correspondents: Hooker, Isabella Beecher
Dates: 1870–1889
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Hopper, Lue, 1854–61
Descriptive Title: Lue Hopper correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1854–1861
Principal Correspondents: Hopper, Lue
Dates: 1854–1861
Hoskin, John and Kate, 1855–89, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John and Kate Hoskin correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1855–1889, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Hoskin, John; Hoskin, Kate
Dates: 1855–1889, and undated
Houghton, Henry O., 1877–95
Descriptive Title: Henry O. Houghton correspondence, 1877–1895
Organization Names: Riverside Press
Principal Correspondents: Houghton, Henry O.
Dates: 1877–1895
Howard, Harold S., 1928
Descriptive Title: Harold S. Howard correspondence, 1928
Principal Correspondents: Howard, Harold S.
Dates: 1928
Howe, Julia Ward, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Julia Ward Howe correspondence, undated
Principal Correspondents: Howe, Julia Ward
Dates: Undated
Howells, William Dean, 1899
Descriptive Title: William Dean Howells correspondence, 1899
Principal Correspondents: Howells, William Dean
Dates: 1899
Howland, Emily, 1896–1908
Descriptive Title: Emily Howland correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1908
Subject Terms: Loans; Fraud
Persons as Subjects: Smallwood, J. J.
Principal Correspondents: Howland, Emily
Dates: 1896–1908
Hubbard, Hope, 1939–43
Descriptive Title: Hope Hubbard correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1939–1943
Principal Correspondents: Hubbard, Hope
Dates: 1939–1943
Hubbard, Joe and Martha, 1941–46, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Joe and Martha Hubbard correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Alice O’Reilly
“Pat” Garrison, 1941–1946, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Teachers; Employment
Principal Correspondents: Hubbard, Joe; Hubbard, Martha
Dates: 1941–1946, and undated
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Hughes, Sarah F., 1905–06, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sarah F. Hughes correspondence, 1905–1906, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Discrimination in education; Racial discrimination
Principal Correspondents: Hughes, Sarah F.
Dates: 1905–1906, and undated
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Jackson, Annie Belle, 1904–09
Descriptive Title: Annie Belle Jackson correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1904–
1909
Principal Correspondents: Jackson, Annie Belle
Dates: 1904–1909
Jackson, George, 1867
Descriptive Title: George Jackson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1867
Organization Names: Scottish National Reform League
Principal Correspondents: Jackson, George
Dates: 1867
Jameson, John D., 1953–54
Descriptive Title: John D. Jameson correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1902), 1953–1954
Subject Terms: Travel; Teachers
Geographic Place Names: Mexico
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1902)
Principal Correspondents: Jameson, John D.
Dates: 1953–1954
Jefferson, Joseph, 1882–84
Descriptive Title: Joseph Jefferson correspondence, 1882–1884
Principal Correspondents: Jefferson, Joseph
Dates: 1882–1884
Johnson, Oliver, 1858–88
Descriptive Title: Oliver Johnson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1858–1888
Subject Terms: Health condition; Household finance; Elections; Black Americans; Voting rights
Principal Correspondents: Johnson, Oliver
Dates: 1858–1888
Johnson, Samuel (?), 1861
Descriptive Title: Samuel Johnson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1861
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Geographic Place Names: Europe
Principal Correspondents: Johnson, Samuel
Dates: 1861
Johnson, Tom L., 1893–1905
Descriptive Title: Tom L. Johnson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1893–1905
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Tariffs; Legislation; Elections; Political parties
Principal Correspondents: Johnson, Tom L.
Dates: 1893–1905
Kelsey, Albert Warren, 1904–09, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Albert Warren Kelsey correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1904–1909,
and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Tariffs; Travel
Principal Correspondents: Kelsey, Albert Warren
Dates: 1904–1909, and undated
Kennedy, Mildred, 1903–18
Descriptive Title: Mildred Kennedy correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1903–1918
Principal Correspondents: Kennedy, Mildred
Dates: 1903–1918
Kimball, John C., 1879–1905
Descriptive Title: John C. Kimball correspondence to Helen Francis Garrison “Fanny” Villard and
William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1879–1905
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
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Principal Correspondents: Kimball, John C.
Dates: 1879–1905
Kingman, Edith, 1899–1902
Descriptive Title: Edith Kingman correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1899–1902
Subject Terms: Music; Boats and boating; Children
Persons as Subjects: Kingman, John
Principal Correspondents: Kingman, Edith
Dates: 1899–1902
Kingman, Edith, 1903–14
Descriptive Title: Edith Kingman correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1903–1914
Subject Terms: Children
Persons as Subjects: Kingman, John
Principal Correspondents: Kingman, Edith
Dates: 1903–1914
Kingman, Edith, 1925–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Edith Kingman correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1925–1959, and
undated
Subject Terms: Children; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Kingman, John
Principal Correspondents: Kingman, Edith
Content Notes: In December 1938 Kingman wrote of her husband’s health: “[John’s] infirmity is a
form of creeping paralysis called Parkinson’s Disease, that began with neuritis nearly five years
ago, and has inexorably advanced” (Frame 0442).
Dates: 1925–1959, and undated
Kirkland, John, 1929–30
Descriptive Title: John Kirkland correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929–1930
Subject Terms: Private schools; School-based activities
Principal Correspondents: Kirkland, John
Dates: 1929–1930
Kline, Effie H., 1906, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Effie H. Kline correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1906, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings; Periodicals
Principal Correspondents: Kline, Effie H.
Dates: 1906, and undated
Kyllman, E., 1890–1909
Descriptive Title: E. Kyllman correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1890–1909
Principal Correspondents: Kyllman, E.
Dates: 1890–1909
Lamont, Thomas W., 1932
Descriptive Title: Thomas W. Lamont correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1932
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; War; Economic policy; International relations
Principal Correspondents: Lamont, Thomas W.
Dates: 1932
Lanier, David, 1927–1943, n.d.
Descriptive Title: David Lanier correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1927–1943, and undated
Subject Terms: Private schools; Sports and athletics; Teachers; Compulsory military service
Principal Correspondents: Lanier, David
Dates: 1927–1943, and undated
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Lanman, Charles R., 1892–1900
Descriptive Title: Charles R. Lanman correspondence, 1892–1900
Principal Correspondents: Lanman, Charles R.
Dates: 1892–1900
Laugel, Auguste, 1879–89
Descriptive Title: Auguste Laugel correspondence, 1879–1889
Principal Correspondents: Laugel, Auguste
Dates: 1879–1889
Laugel, Elizabeth Bates, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Bates Laugel correspondence, undated
Principal Correspondents: Laugel, Elizabeth Bates
Dates: Undated
Lauriat, Charles E., Jr., 1904–24
Descriptive Title: Charles E. Lauriat Jr. correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1904–1924
Principal Correspondents: Lauriat, Charles E., Jr.
Dates: 1904–1924
Lee, Amice, 1944–61
Descriptive Title: Amice Lee correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, 1944–1961
Principal Correspondents: Lee, Amice
Dates: 1944–1961
Leggett, Joseph, 1892–1909
Descriptive Title: Joseph Leggett correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1892–1909
Subject Terms: Tariffs; Tax reform; Land ownership and rights
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Principal Correspondents: Leggett, Joseph
Dates: 1892–1909
Leland, Elsa Tudor, 1931–34, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elsa Tudor Leland correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1931–1934, and
undated
Subject Terms: Religious faith
Principal Correspondents: Leland, Elsa Tudor
Dates: 1931–1934, and undated
Leland, Marine, 1955–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Marine Leland correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and Eleanor Garrison,
1955–1959, and undated
Subject Terms: Libraries; Research
Persons as Subjects: Grierson, Margaret Storrs
Organization Names: Smith College
Principal Correspondents: Leland, Marine
Dates: 1955–1959, and undated
Lewis, Enoch, 1877–97
Descriptive Title: Enoch Lewis correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and Wendell
Phillips Garrison, 1877–1897
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Lewis, Enoch
Dates: 1877–1897
Lieber, Hetty Wood, 1923
Descriptive Title: Hetty Wood Lieber correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1923
Principal Correspondents: Lieber, Hetty Wood
Dates: 1923
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Lindsey, Anne, 1898–1915, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anne Lindsey correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1898–1915, and undated
Geographic Place Names: Scotland; England
Principal Correspondents: Lindsey, Anne
Dates: 1898–1915, and undated
Lindsey, Kenneth, 1913–28
Descriptive Title: Kenneth Lindsey correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1913–1928
Subject Terms: Business
Principal Correspondents: Lindsey, Kenneth
Dates: 1913–1928
Livermore, Mary, 1886–1902
Descriptive Title: Mary Livermore correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1886–1902
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Livermore, Mary
Dates: 1886–1902
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Lord, W. R., 1889–1906
Descriptive Title: W. R. Lord correspondence, 1889–1906
Principal Correspondents: Lord, W. R.
Dates: 1889–1906
Loud, H. B., 1898–1908
Descriptive Title: H. B. Loud correspondence, 1898–1908
Principal Correspondents: Loud, H. B.
Dates: 1898–1908
Lovett, Elizabeth Quincy, 1925–33, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Quincy Lovett correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1925–
1933, and undated
Subject Terms: Handwriting analysis
Principal Correspondents: Lovett, Elizabeth Quincy
Dates: 1925–1933, and undated
Lowell, Josephine Shaw, 1892–1903
Descriptive Title: Josephine Shaw Lowell correspondence, 1892–1903
Principal Correspondents: Lowell, Josephine Shaw
Dates: 1892–1903
Lummis, Charles F., 1900–07, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles F. Lummis correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1900–1907,
and undated
Subject Terms: Outdoor recreation; Historic documents and artifacts
Geographic Place Names: California
Principal Correspondents: Lummis, Charles F.
Dates: 1900–1907, and undated
Lupton, Joseph, 1876–89
Descriptive Title: Joseph Lupton correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1876–1889
Principal Correspondents: Lupton, Joseph
Dates: 1876–1889
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Lutz, Alma, 1949
Descriptive Title: Alma Lutz correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1949
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts
Principal Correspondents: Lutz, Alma
Content Notes: Lutz asked Eleanor Garrison for permission to quote from Susan B. Anthony–Martha
Coffin Wright correspondence in the Garrison Collection at Sophia Smith College for a
biography she was writing of Anthony.
Dates: 1949
McCormick, Katharine Dexter, 1947
Descriptive Title: Katharine Dexter McCormick correspondence, 1947
Principal Correspondents: McCormick, Katharine Dexter
Dates: 1947
McIlhenny, Barbara, 1932–36
Descriptive Title: Barbara McIlhenny correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1932–1936
Principal Correspondents: McIlhenny, Barbara
Dates: 1932–1936
MacKay, Alexander Murray, 1923–33, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Alexander Murray MacKay correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1923–
1933, and undated
Subject Terms: Securities; Accidents and accident prevention; Claims, refunds or settlements
Principal Correspondents: MacKay, Alexander Murray
Dates: 1923–1933, and undated
MacKaye, Percy and Marion, 1914–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Percy and Marion MacKaye correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1914–
1943, and undated
Subject Terms: Loans; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: MacKaye, Percy; MacKaye, Marion
Dates: 1914–1943, and undated
MacKendrick, Alex, 1900–34
Descriptive Title: Alex MacKendrick correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900–1934
Subject Terms: Tax reform; International relations
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Organization Names: League of Nations
Principal Correspondents: MacKendrick, Alex
Dates: 1900–1934
McKenzie, William P., 1906
Descriptive Title: William P. McKenzie correspondence, 1906
Subject Terms: Alternative medicine; Religious faith; Church of Christ, Scientist
Principal Correspondents: McKenzie, William P.
Dates: 1906
McKim, Charles Follen, 1867–1905
Descriptive Title: Charles Follen McKim correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and
William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1867–1905
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Charles Follen
Dates: 1867–1905
McKim, Ella Rosamond, 1929, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Ella Rosamond McKim correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1929, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Ella Rosamond
Dates: 1929, and undated
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McKim, James Miller, 1867–72
Descriptive Title: James Miller McKim correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Francis
Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1867–1872
Principal Correspondents: McKim, James Miller
Content Notes: McKim was the father of Wendell Phillips Garrison’s two wives, Lucy and Anne.
Dates: 1867–1872
McKim, Margaret S., n.d.
Descriptive Title: Margaret S. McKim correspondence, undated
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Margaret S.
Dates: Undated
McKim, Sarah A. Speakman, 1864–1890, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sarah A. Speakman McKim correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), Helen
Eliza Benson Garrison, Ellen Wright Garrison, Wendell Phillips Garrison, and Francis Jackson
“Frank” Garrison, 1864–1890, and undated
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Sarah A. Speakman
Content Notes: McKim was the mother of Wendell Phillips Garrison’s two wives, Lucy and Anne.
Dates: 1864–1890, and undated
McLaren, Agnes, 1901
Descriptive Title: Agnes McLaren correspondence, 1901
Principal Correspondents: McLaren, Agnes
Dates: 1901
McLaren, Pricilla Bright, 1901–02
Descriptive Title: Pricilla Bright McLaren correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1901–
1902
Principal Correspondents: McLaren, Pricilla Bright
Dates: 1901–1902
Madgaoha, Amandi, 1924–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Amandi Madgaoha correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1924–1959, and undated
Subject Terms: Foreign students; Children; Families; Holidays; Asthma
Principal Correspondents: Madgaoha, Amandi
Content Notes: Madgaoha and another foreign student, Eiko Fukui, spent a Christmas with the
Garrisons while studying at Vassar College (Frame 0471). Correspondence from Fukui can be
found on Reel 13, Frame 0585.
Dates: 1924–1959, and undated
Mark, E. L., 1909
Descriptive Title: E. L. Mark correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1909
Principal Correspondents: Mark, E. L.
Dates: 1909
Marshall, William E., 1915–22
Descriptive Title: William E. Marshall correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1922
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling; Historic documents and artifacts
Principal Correspondents: Marshall, William E.
Dates: 1915–1922
Martineau, Jane, 1876–1910
Descriptive Title: Jane Martineau correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1876–1910
Principal Correspondents: Martineau, Jane
Dates: 1876–1910
Martineau, R. F., 1877–1905
Descriptive Title: R. F. Martineau correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1877–1905
Principal Correspondents: Martineau, R. F.
Dates: 1877–1905
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Marty, J., 1922, n.d.
Descriptive Title: J. Marty correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1922, and undated
Subject Terms: Vacations
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1902)
Principal Correspondents: Marty, J.
Dates: 1922, and undated
Masten, Ann, 1931
Descriptive Title: Ann Masten correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1931
Principal Correspondents: Masten, Ann
Dates: 1931
Maury, G. Bonet, 1900–07
Descriptive Title: G. Bonet Maury correspondence, 1900–1907
Principal Correspondents: Maury, G. Bonet
Content Notes: Letters in French.
Dates: 1900–1907
Mawson, Camie, 1907–10
Descriptive Title: Camie Mawson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1907–1910
Principal Correspondents: Mawson, Camie
Dates: 1907–1910
Mawson, Elizabeth, 1879–95, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Mawson correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and Wendell
Phillips Garrison, 1879–1895, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Mawson, Elizabeth
Dates: 1879–1895, and undated
May, Abby W., 1876, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Abby W. May correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1876, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: May, Abby W.
Dates: 1876, and undated
May, Adie, 1908
Descriptive Title: Adie May correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), 1908
Subject Terms: Anniversaries
Principal Correspondents: May, Adie
Dates: 1908
May, George E., 1906–25, n.d.
Descriptive Title: George E. May correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1906–1925, and undated
Principal Correspondents: May, George E.
Content Notes: On November 6, 1925, May wrote to “a few Friends, tried and true” about his decision
to “absolutely abstain from the use of intoxicating liquors” (Frame 0682).
Dates: 1906–1925, and undated
May, Joseph, 1876–1906
Descriptive Title: Joseph May correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), Francis Jackson
“Frank” Garrison, and William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1876–1906
Subject Terms: Tariffs
Principal Correspondents: May, Joseph
Dates: 1876–1906
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May, Samuel J., 1864
Descriptive Title: Samuel J. May correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1864
Subject Terms: Marriage; Licenses
Principal Correspondents: May, Samuel J.
Content Notes: On October 26, May wrote, “I hasten to return the certificate of your marriage duly
subscribed. This ought to have been done, and the certificate filed and the marriage recorded
before the 11th day of this month. But the neglect will not invalidate the marriage––so Ellen is still
your wife…” (Frame 0712).
Dates: 1864
May, Samuel J., Jr., 1851–99
Descriptive Title: Samuel J. May Jr. correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), Wendell Phillips
Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison (1838), and Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1851–1899
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts; Writers and writing
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: May, Samuel J., Jr.
Content Notes: On April 4, 1897, May wrote, “Twice within a fortnight I have been called upon by
High School pupils of Worcester for facts of Fugitive Slave Law & the Underground RR. To one
of them I lent [illegible] and my ‘H. Tubman’ book. I shall send these 2 copies to 2 Worcester
libraries” (Frame 0739).
Dates: 1851–1899
May, Valentine H., 1931–36
Descriptive Title: Valentine H. May correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1931–1936
Subject Terms: Great Depression; Economic policy
Principal Correspondents: May, Valentine H.
Content Notes: On June 15, 1932, May wrote, “Most people seem to be going on the theory that
because better times have followed other depressions, we need only wait a little longer and there
will be a natural recovery which may carry prosperity to another height. The history of this
country does show that heretofore we have been able to overcome the causes of depression, but
there were many factors in our favor in the past that are not present today. One of these, as you
point out in your letter, is that the country is no longer Anglo-Saxon. It has also lost the
individualism and courage which went with the pioneer spirit that was present throughout the
country during all other major depressions. In addition, the educational system which we have
imposed upon the youth of the entire country has been of a type that fits men and women for
urban rather than country life, making them seek employment from others rather than generating
a spirit of self-reliance and independence” (Frame 0750). May went on to discuss economic
systems and concluded “The factors at work today are the causes of what is going to happen
tomorrow. The time seems to be here when sound thinking and honest leadership are absolutely
necessary if we are to make this country safe for capital” (Frame 0752).
Dates: 1931–1936
May, Winifred H., 1926
Descriptive Title: Winifred H. May correspondence, 1926
Principal Correspondents: May, Winifred H.
Dates: 1926
Means, Martha, 1929–34
Descriptive Title: Martha Means correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929–1934
Subject Terms: Travel; International relations
Geographic Place Names: Paris, France; Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Principal Correspondents: Means, Martha
Dates: 1929–1934
Mendonça, Salvador de, 1886–89
Descriptive Title: Salvador de Mendonça correspondence, 1886–1889
Subject Terms: Biographies; Slaves and slavery
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Geographic Place Names: Brazil
Principal Correspondents: Mendonça, Salvador de
Content Notes: Mendonça wrote to the Garrison family assuring them that he had forwarded copies of
the biography of William Lloyd Garrison (1805) to both Joaquim Nabuco, leading abolitionist in
Brazil, and the emperor, Pedro II.
Dates: 1886–1889
Meriam, Francis J., 1857, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Francis J. Meriam correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1857, and
undated
Principal Correspondents: Meriam, Francis J.
Dates: 1857, and undated
Merrill, Edith, 1957–58
Descriptive Title: Edith Merrill correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, 1957–1958
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Persons as Subjects: Nock, Albert Jay
Principal Correspondents: Merrill, Edith
Dates: 1957–1958
Merrill, Walter M., 1950–70
Descriptive Title: Walter M. Merrill correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, Eleanor Garrison,
and Frank Wright Garrison, 1950–1970
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts; Writers and writing; Research
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Merrill, Walter M.
Dates: 1950–1970
Milliken, Samuel, 1892–1917
Descriptive Title: Samuel Milliken correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1892–1917
Subject Terms: Writings; Tax reform; Religious faith; Speeches and addresses; Christianity; War
Persons as Subjects: Stephens, Frank; Abbott, Lyman
Principal Correspondents: Milliken, Samuel
Dates: 1892–1917
Mills, James E., 1890–1901
Descriptive Title: James E. Mills correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1890–1901
Subject Terms: Tax reform; Tariffs; Chinese exclusion laws
Principal Correspondents: Mills, James E.
Dates: 1890–1901
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Moore, Rebecca, 1879–1905
Descriptive Title: Rebecca Moore correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, Theresa
Holmes Garrison, Agnes Garrison, and Ellen Wright Garrison, 1879–1905
Principal Correspondents: Moore, Rebecca
Content Notes: In April 1888, Moore wrote, “Susan, the other maid at Cedar Hill was born a slave. I
asked her if she remembered…Emancipation Day in D.C…. She said no she was in S. Carolina
…. Her Master had sent her South when her daughter & his was 6 yrs old. He wanted to keep the
child siparate [sic] & would not even let her see her…” (Frame 0017).
Dates: 1879–1905
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Morgan, Allen, 1935–46
Descriptive Title: Allen Morgan correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1946
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Voluntary military service; Colleges and universities;
Military education and training; Military officers; Armed services reserves; Employment
Principal Correspondents: Morgan, Allen
Dates: 1935–1946
Morgan, Lillian, 1931, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lillian Morgan correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1931, and undated
Persons as Subjects: Emerson, Claire Garrison “Tita”; Emerson, Robert
Principal Correspondents: Morgan, Lillian
Dates: 1931, and undated
Morgan, Morrill, Midge, 1926–31
Descriptive Title: Midge Morrill correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1926–1931
Subject Terms: Sports and athletics; Travel
Geographic Place Names: Italy; Paris, France; Berlin, Germany; London, England; California; Canada
Principal Correspondents: Morrill, Midge
Content Notes: Morrill played tennis competitively and discussed a trip to Europe where she played in
France and in England at Wimbledon.
Dates: 1926–1931
Morse, Alice and Frank (Boston Bird Book Company), 1937–39
Descriptive Title: Alice and Frank Morse correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1937–1939
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Books and bookselling
Organization Names: Boston Bird Book Company
Principal Correspondents: Morse, Alice; Morse, Frank
Dates: 1937–1939
Morse, Joseph B., 1880
Descriptive Title: Joseph B. Morse correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1880
Subject Terms: Apprenticeship; Newspapers; Slaves and slavery; Religious faith
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Crocker, William G.
Principal Correspondents: Morse, Joseph B.
Content Notes: Morse was an apprentice at a newspaper along with a young William Lloyd Garrison
(1805) and Frank apparently contacted Morse for recollections on his father.
Dates: 1880
Morse, Lucy Gibbons, 1895–1917, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lucy Gibbons Morse correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1895–1917, and undated
Subject Terms: Writers and writing; Handicrafts
Persons as Subjects: Washington, Booker T.
Principal Correspondents: Morse, Lucy Gibbons
Dates: 1895–1917, and undated
Murphy, Joseph, 1915–31
Descriptive Title: Joseph Murphy correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1931
Principal Correspondents: Murphy, Joseph
Dates: 1915–1931
Muther, Josephine, 1917–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Josephine Muther correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1917–1947, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Muther, Josephine
Dates: 1917–1947, and undated
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Nichol, Elizabeth Pease, 1876–94
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Pease Nichol correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), Francis
Jackson “Frank” Garrison, Mary Pratt Garrison, and William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1876–1897
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Travel
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Nichol, Elizabeth Pease
Content Notes: Nichol was a leading abolitionist and women’s rights activist in the United Kingdom.
Unfortunately, most of the letters in this folder are difficult to read.
Dates: 1876–1897
Norton, Charles Eliot, 1896–08
Descriptive Title: Charles Eliot Norton correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1908
Principal Correspondents: Norton, Charles Eliot
Dates: 1896–1908
Nowell, Sarah J., 1885–1900, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sarah J. Nowell correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1885–1900, and undated
Subject Terms: Biographies
Principal Correspondents: Nowell, Sarah J.
Dates: 1885–1900, and undated
Nunn, Henry, 1915–26
Descriptive Title: Henry Nunn correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1926
Subject Terms: Church of Christ, Scientist
Principal Correspondents: Nunn, Henry
Dates: 1915–1926
O’Brian [sic], Robert L., 1907–19
Descriptive Title: Robert L. O’Brien correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1907–1919
Subject Terms: Newspapers
Organization Names: Boston Evening Transcript; Boston Herald
Principal Correspondents: O’Brien, Robert L.
Dates: 1907–1919
Olen, Bea, 1940–42
Descriptive Title: Bea Olen correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1940–1942
Principal Correspondents: Olen, Bea
Dates: 1940–1942
Oliver, Benjamin, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Benjamin Oliver correspondence to Frances Lloyd Garrison, undated
Principal Correspondents: Oliver, Benjamin
Content Notes: Frances Lloyd Garrison was the mother of William Lloyd Garrison (1805).
Unfortunately, this is just a letter fragment.
Dates: Undated
Ordway, George, 1917–48, n.d.
Descriptive Title: George Ordway correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1917–1948, and
undated
Subject Terms: Investments; Business; Great Depression
Principal Correspondents: Ordway, George
Dates: 1917–1948, and undated
Ordway, Robert, 1916–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Robert Ordway correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1943, and
undated
Subject Terms: Securities; Business
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0957
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0975
Principal Correspondents: Ordway, Robert
Dates: 1916–1943, and undated
Pankhurst, Emmeline, 1914
Descriptive Title: Emmeline Pankhurst correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1914
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Principal Correspondents: Pankhurst, Emmeline
Dates: 1914
Pankhurst, Sylvia, 1912, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sylvia Pankhurst correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1912, and undated
Subject Terms: Sovereignty; Women’s suffrage
Geographic Place Names: Ireland
Principal Correspondents: Pankhurst, Sylvia
Dates: 1912, and undated
Park, J. Edgar, 1919–46, n.d.
Descriptive Title: J. Edgar Park correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1919–1946, and
undated
Subject Terms: Investments
Principal Correspondents: Park, J. Edgar
Dates: 1919–1946, and undated
Park, Maud Wood, 1907–51
Descriptive Title: Maud Wood Park correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1907–1951
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Membership organizations; Securities; Household economics and
management; Investments
Principal Correspondents: Park, Maud Wood
Dates: 1907–1951
Parker, George Lawrence, 1925, 1946
Descriptive Title: George Lawrence Parker correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1925, 1946
Subject Terms: Religion-based activities
Organization Names: First Parish Unitarian Church (Duxbury, Massachusetts)
Principal Correspondents: Parker, George Lawrence
Dates: 1925, 1946
Parker, Theodore, 1860, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Theodore Parker correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Wendell
Phillips Garrison, 1860, and undated
Subject Terms: Education
Principal Correspondents: Parker, Theodore
Dates: 1860, and undated
Parkhurst, William, 1896–05
Descriptive Title: William Parkhurst and his son Lloyd Garrison Parkhurst correspondence to William
Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1905
Principal Correspondents: Parkhurst, William; Parkhurst, Lloyd Garrison
Content Notes: Parkhurst wrote to William Lloyd (1838) to request a signed letter addressed to his son
who had been named Lloyd Garrison Parkhurst.
Dates: 1896–1905
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Parrish, Hannah, 1933–34, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Hannah Parrish correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1933–1934, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Parrish, Hannah
Dates: 1933–1934, and undated
Parrish, Jean, 1933–34
Descriptive Title: Jean Parrish correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1933–1934
Principal Correspondents: Parrish, Jean
Dates: 1933–1934
Parrish, Lydia, 1937–38, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lydia Parrish correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1937–1938, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Music
Principal Correspondents: Parrish, Lydia
Dates: 1937–1938, and undated
Parrish, Maxfield Jr., 1932–44, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Maxfield Parrish Jr. correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1932–1944, and
undated
Subject Terms: Business; Employment; Marriage; World War II; Rationing; Music; Technological
innovations; Adoption
Organization Names: J. H. Emerson & Co.
Principal Correspondents: Parrish, Maxfield, Jr.
Content Notes: On July 4, 1937, Parrish wrote next to the date “Once known as independence day.
Significance now kept alive only by the black powder and fireworks lobby, and the D.F. D.A.R.”
(Frame 0130). Parrish, the son of the well-known artist, wrote and sketched highly entertaining
and interesting material. On June 20, 1938, for example, he wrote, “In spite of sail boats, women,
an occassional book, and bottle of likker, I am able to live within my means and save about half
my salary, so that when I do return I will not have to lift a hand to earn my living for at least a
couple of years, and live in style if not modest grandeur. With a car and a bachelor apartment, I
will throw parties that are conspicuous by their absinthe, and I can then see as much of my
friends as I want. It is a way of life, and I will plan it that way. There are far too many youn[g]
men just out of college who never rest on their oars till they are played out at 50. Then they are
too old to enjoy life. I plan to do it for a short spell before the dew has left the pumpkin” (Frame
0136).
Dates: 1932–1944, and undated
Parton, James, 1890
Descriptive Title: James Parton correspondence, 1890
Principal Correspondents: Parton, James
Dates: 1890
Peabody, George Foster, 1898–1909
Descriptive Title: George Foster Peabody correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1898–
1909
Subject Terms: Writings
Principal Correspondents: Peabody, George Foster
Dates: 1898–1909
Peacock, Luva and Albert, 1929–31
Descriptive Title: Luva and Albert Peacock correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1929–
1931
Subject Terms: Criminal procedure; Vaccination and vaccines; Compulsory education
Principal Correspondents: Peacock, Luva; Peacock, Albert
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Content Notes: These letters appear to chronicle a case against Albert Peacock for refusing to vaccinate
his son.
Dates: 1929–1931
Pearson, George A., 1880
Descriptive Title: George A. Pearson correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1880
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts; Baptist Church
Principal Correspondents: Pearson, George A.
Dates: 1880
Pease, Charles, 1907–08
Descriptive Title: Charles Pease correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1907–1908
Subject Terms: Tobacco and tobacco industry; Public health
Principal Correspondents: Pease, Charles
Dates: 1907–1908
Peck, Mary Gray, 1946–50
Descriptive Title: Mary Gray Peck correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1946–1950
Subject Terms: Historic documents and artifacts; Women’s suffrage; Libraries
Persons as Subjects: Catt, Carrie Chapman
Principal Correspondents: Peck, Mary Gray
Dates: 1946–1950
Peirce, Mary E., 1862, 1899
Descriptive Title: Mary E. Peirce correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1862, 1899
Principal Correspondents: Peirce, Mary E.
Dates: 1862, 1899
Perry, Lt. Theodora, 1937–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Theodora Perry correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1937–1945, and undated
Subject Terms: Voluntary military service; Army; World War II; Censorship
Principal Correspondents: Perry, Theodora
Content Notes: Perry worked in the Army Office of the Censor in the Far East during the latter part of
World War II.
Dates: 1937–1945, and undated
Peterson, Roger Tory, 1935–40, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Roger correspondence Tory Peterson to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1940, and
undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation
Principal Correspondents: Peterson, Roger Tory
Dates: 1935–1940, and undated
Pethick-Lawrence, Emmeline, 1909–14
Descriptive Title: Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison
and Agnes Garrison, 1909–1914
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Women’s suffrage
Organization Names: National Women’s Social and Political Union; “Votes for Women” Fellowship
Principal Correspondents: Pethick-Lawrence, Emmeline
Dates: 1909–1914
Pettingill, Charles, 1918–31
Descriptive Title: Charles Pettingill correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1918–1931
Subject Terms: Forests and forestry; Travel; Highways; Investments; Banks and banking; Great
Depression
Principal Correspondents: Pettingill, Charles
Dates: 1918–1931
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Pettingill, Charles, 1932–41, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles Pettingill correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1932–1941, and
undated
Subject Terms: Investments; Banks and banking; Great Depression
Principal Correspondents: Pettingill, Charles
Dates: 1932–1941, and undated
Pettingill, Zoë, 1928–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Zoë Pettingill correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1928–1943, and
undated
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling; Gifts and donations; Holidays; Poetry; Travel; World War II
Geographic Place Names: Hawaii
Principal Correspondents: Pettingill, Zoë
Content Notes: Early letters were written as a child to William Lloyd (1874) while Frames 0538–0545
contain stores titled “War Time Travel to Hawaii” and “A Brief Sketch of Wartime Honolulu”
wherein Pettingill chronicled her travel to Hawaii where she was to meet a man named Bill,
presumably her fiancé, as they married upon her arrival.
Dates: 1928–1943, and undated
Philbrick, Eliza, 1879–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eliza Philbrick correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1885, and
undated
Subject Terms: Biographies
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Philbrick, Eliza
Dates: 1879–1885, and undated
Phillips, Ann, 1860, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Ann Phillips correspondence, 1860, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Phillips, Ann
Content Notes: Unfortunately, the two letters in this folder are of poor quality. They appear to be
addressed to William Lloyd Garrison Jr.
Dates: 1860, and undated
Phillips, Wendell, 1856–77, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Wendell Phillips correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), Wendell Phillips
Garrison, and Ellen Wright Garrison, 1856–1877, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Wright, Martha Coffin
Principal Correspondents: Phillips, Wendell
Content Notes: Frames 0574–0581 contain a condolence letter to William Lloyd (1838) and Ellen
Wright Garrison upon the death of Ellen’s mother, women’s rights activist Martha Coffin Wright.
Dates: 1856–1877, and undated
Pillsbury, Parker, 1860–97, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Parker Pillsbury correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), 1860–1897, and undated
Subject Terms: Health condition; Civil War; Slaves and slavery; Religions; Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Pillsbury, Parker
Content Notes: Letters detail Pillsbury’s post–Civil War activities and praise William Lloyd (1838) for
carrying on his family’s reform tradition. In April 1863, Pillsbury wrote, “The North and the
government are both ‘Artful Dodgers’; but they cannot dodge, by any expedient of ‘Military
Necessity,’ or National Fasting, the flying thunderbolts of awakened wrath. ‘We are verily guilty
concerning our brother,’ was a confession once. Might it not be again??” (Frame 0621).
Dates: 1860–1897, and undated
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Pillsbury, Sarah H., 1889
Descriptive Title: Sarah H. Pillsbury correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1889
Subject Terms: Biographies; Gifts and donations
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Pillsbury, Sarah H.
Dates: 1889
Pinkham, Henry W., 1920–41
Descriptive Title: Henry W. Pinkham correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1920–1941
Subject Terms: Writings; Gifts and donations; Christianity; War; Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Pinkham, Henry W.
Dates: 1920–1941
Pitman, Hattie M., 1879–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Hattie M. Pitman correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1885,
and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Biographies
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Pitman, Hattie M.
Dates: 1879–1885, and undated
Plimpton, Theodore, 1926
Descriptive Title: Theodore Plimpton correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1926
Principal Correspondents: Plimpton, Theodore
Dates: 1926
Poor, Florence, 1958, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Florence Poor correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1958, and undated
Subject Terms: Children
Principal Correspondents: Poor, Florence
Dates: 1958, and undated
Post, Alice Thatcher, 1895–1928, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Alice Thatcher Post correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1895–1928, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Post, Alice Thatcher
Dates: 1895–1928, and undated
Post, Louis F., 1904–24
Descriptive Title: Louis F. Post correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1904–1924
Subject Terms: Democracy; Writers and writing; Deportation; Communism and communist parties;
Immigration; Tax reform
Organization Names: The Public (periodical); American Legion
Federal Departments and Agencies: Department of Labor
Principal Correspondents: Post, Louis F.
Content Notes: Includes letters during Post’s tenure as assistant secretary in the Department of Labor.
Dates: 1904–1924
Prang, Louis, 1894–1916
Descriptive Title: Louis Prang correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1894–1916
Subject Terms: Writings; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Prang, Louis
Dates: 1894–1916
Pratt, Winifred, 1926–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Winifred Pratt correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Edith Stephenson
Garrison, 1926–1947, and undated
Subject Terms: Holidays; Children
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0889
0893
0902
Principal Correspondents: Pratt, Winifred
Dates: 1926–1947, and undated
Price, Lucien, 1929
Descriptive Title: Lucien Price correspondence, 1929
Principal Correspondents: Price, Lucien
Dates: 1929
Priestman, Anna M., 1879–91
Descriptive Title: Anna M. Priestman correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1891
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Priestman, Anna M.
Dates: 1879–1891
Pugh, Sarah, 1879
Descriptive Title: Sarah Pugh correspondence to the children of William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1879
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Pugh, Sarah
Dates: 1879
Purvis, Hattie, 1856, 1902
Descriptive Title: Hattie Purvis correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and Agnes Garrison, 1856,
1902
Principal Correspondents: Purvis, Hattie
Dates: 1856, 1902
Putnam, A. P., 1897–1900
Descriptive Title: A. P. Putnam correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1897–1900
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery; Speeches and addresses; Clergy
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Bacon, Leonard W.
Principal Correspondents: Putnam, A. P.
Dates: 1897–1900
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Putnam, Caroline, 1883–1908
Descriptive Title: Caroline Putnam correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1883–1908
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Racial discrimination; Discrimination in education; Black Americans
Principal Correspondents: Putnam, Caroline
Dates: 1883–1908
Putnam, Herbert, 1898
Descriptive Title: Herbert Putnam correspondence, 1898
Subject Terms: Biographies
Principal Correspondents: Putnam, Herbert
Dates: 1898
Quincy, Edmund, 1885
Descriptive Title: Edmund Quincy correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1885
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Quincy, Edmund
Dates: 1885
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0513
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Quincy, Josiah, 1893–96
Descriptive Title: Josiah Quincy correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1893–1896
Principal Correspondents: Quincy, Josiah
Dates: 1893–1896
Quincy, Marguerite “Daisy D,” 1900–28, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Marguerite “Daisy D” Quincy correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874),
1900–1928, and undated
Subject Terms: Household finance
Principal Correspondents: Quincy, Marguerite “Daisy D”
Dates: 1900–1928, and undated
Randall, Mary, 1889–1903
Descriptive Title: Mary Randall correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, Agnes Garrison, and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1889–1903
Subject Terms: Health condition; Real estate business; Securities; Household economics and
management
Principal Correspondents: Randall, Mary
Dates: 1889–1903
Randall, Mary, 1904–07, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary Randall correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), Edith Stephenson
Garrison, and Ellen Wright Garrison, 1904–1907, and undated
Subject Terms: Household economics and management; Investments; Children
Principal Correspondents: Randall, Mary
Dates: 1904–1907, and undated
Ransom, Alice R., 1916–18
Descriptive Title: Alice R. Ransom correspondence, 1916–1918
Subject Terms: Summer camps; Private schools
Organization Names: Meenahga Lodge
Principal Correspondents: Ransom, Alice R.
Dates: 1916–1918
Redmond, Harold, 1914–17
Descriptive Title: Harold Redmond correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1914–1917
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; School-based activities; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Redmond, Harold
Dates: 1914–1917
Redmond, John, 1901–18
Descriptive Title: John Redmond and his son Harold Redmond correspondence to William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1901–1918
Subject Terms: Health condition; Gifts and donations; Holidays
Persons as Subjects: Redmond, Harold
Principal Correspondents: Redmond, John; Redmond, Harold
Dates: 1901–1918
Renfrew, Robert, 1922–24
Descriptive Title: Robert Renfrew correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1922–1924
Subject Terms: Sentences, criminal procedure; Fraud
Principal Correspondents: Renfrew, Robert
Dates: 1922–1924
Richardson, Anne, 1915, 1941–19 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anne Richardson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1915, 1941–1949, and undated
Subject Terms: Wills and probate; Personal property
Principal Correspondents: Richardson, Anne
Dates: 1915, 1941–1949, and undated
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Richardson, Ellen, 1878–80
Descriptive Title: Ellen Richardson correspondence, 1878–1880
Principal Correspondents: Richardson, Ellen
Dates: 1878–1880
Richardson, Juliet, 1935–39
Descriptive Title: Juliet Richardson correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1939
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation
Principal Correspondents: Richardson, Juliet
Dates: 1935–1939
Robinson, Edward, 1892–July 1897
Descriptive Title: Edward Robinson correspondence, 1892–July 1897
Subject Terms: Catalogues; Historic documents and artifacts; Museums; Clerical workers; Travel;
Earthquakes
Geographic Place Names: Greece; Italy
Principal Correspondents: Robinson, Edward
Content Notes: Robinson appears to have been a museum curator or director in Boston. The first few
letters are addressed to “Miss Garrison” while remaining letters are addressed to his secretary.
Dates: 1892–July 1897
Robinson, Edward, Aug. 1897–1905
Descriptive Title: Edward Robinson correspondence, August 1897–1905
Subject Terms: Travel; Museums; Clerical workers; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Robinson, Edward
Content Notes: Robinson appears to have been a museum curator or director in Boston. The first few
letters are addressed to “Miss Garrison” while remaining letters are addressed to his secretary.
Dates: August 1897–1905
Robinson, Edwin Arlington, 1925
Descriptive Title: Edwin Arlington Robinson correspondence, 1925
Principal Correspondents: Robinson, Edwin Arlington
Dates: 1925
Robson, William, 1859–90
Descriptive Title: William Robson correspondence to Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny” Villard and
Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1859–1890
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Robson, William
Dates: 1859–1890
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1898, 1915
Descriptive Title: Theodore Roosevelt correspondence to Spencer Borden and Marian Knight
Garrison, 1898, 1915
Subject Terms: Navy; Armed services reserves; Military duty assignments and releases; Women’s
suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Roosevelt, Theodore
Dates: 1898, 1915
Rumely, Mary R., 1935–44, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary R. Rumely correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1935–1944, and undated
Subject Terms: Summer camps; Employment; Dance; Teachers; Birds and bird conservation
Principal Correspondents: Rumely, Mary R.
Dates: 1935–1944, and undated
Russell, Phebe, 1930–35
Descriptive Title: Phebe Russell correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1930–1935
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities
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0891
0903
0919
0927
Principal Correspondents: Russell, Phebe
Dates: 1930–1935
Ryan, William Wade, 1915–19
Descriptive Title: William Wade Ryan correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1919
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Organization Names: Myrtle Baptist Church (West Newton, Massachusetts)
Principal Correspondents: Ryan, William Wade
Dates: 1915–1919
Safford, John, 1903, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John Safford correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1903, and undated
Subject Terms: Sports and athletics; Summer camps
Principal Correspondents: Safford, John
Dates: 1903, and undated
Safford, Tom, 1914, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Tom Safford correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1914, and undated
Subject Terms: Music
Principal Correspondents: Safford, Tom
Dates: 1914, and undated
Sampson, Edward and Eleanor, 1939, 1959
Descriptive Title: Edward and Eleanor Sampson correspondence, 1939, 1959
Principal Correspondents: Sampson, Edward; Sampson, Eleanor
Dates: 1939, 1959
Sanborn, Franklin B., 1882–1905
Descriptive Title: Franklin B. Sanborn correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1882–1905
Subject Terms: Widows and widowers; Families; Gifts and donations; Trust funds; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Brown, John; Brown, Jason; Thompson, Ruth Brown
Principal Correspondents: Sanborn, Franklin B.
Content Notes: A letter from March 1885 clarifies, “Mrs. [John] Brown was left, at her husband’s death
in straitened circumstances, and has now reached an age when she should be free from all care for
her labor and support. A committee has been appointed to receive subscriptions for a fund, the
income of which may be used as a pension for the widow of the champion of Kansas” (Frames
0932–0933). William Lloyd (1838), Ralph Waldo Emerson, and John Greenleaf Whittier were
members of the committee. In 1905, Sanborn seems to have also overseen a fund for Harriet
Tubman (Frame 0947).
Dates: 1882–1905
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Saunders, Babette, 1929–39, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Babette Saunders correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929–1939, and undated
Subject Terms: Outdoor recreation; Colleges and universities
Principal Correspondents: Saunders, Babette
Dates: 1929–1939, and undated
Saunders, Kenneth, 1928–29
Descriptive Title: Kenneth Saunders correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1929
Principal Correspondents: Saunders, Kenneth
Dates: 1928–1929
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Sawyer, Agnes Sampson, 1959
Descriptive Title: Agnes Sampson Sawyer correspondence to Agnes Garrison and Frank Wright
Garrison, 1959
Subject Terms: Housing
Principal Correspondents: Sawyer, Agnes Sampson
Dates: 1959
Sayre, Nora, 1962–65
Descriptive Title: Nora Sayre correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1962–1965
Subject Terms: Writers and writing; Gifts and donations; Publishers and publishing; Clothing and
clothing industry; Civil rights
Principal Correspondents: Sayre, Nora
Dates: 1962–1965
Sayre, Nora, 1972–74, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Nora Sayre correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1972–1974, and undated
Subject Terms: Writers and writing; Publishers and publishing; Books and bookselling; Health
condition; Employment; Motion pictures
Organization Names: MacDowell Colony; New York Times
Principal Correspondents: Sayre, Nora
Dates: 1972–1974, and undated
Sayre, Nora Clemens, 1962–63
Descriptive Title: Nora Clemens Sayre correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1962–1963
Subject Terms: Housing
Principal Correspondents: Sayre, Nora Clemens
Dates: 1962–1963
Scaife, Roger L., 1917–38
Descriptive Title: Roger L. Scaife correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1917–1938
Subject Terms: Publishers and publishing
Organization Names: Houghton Mifflin Company; Little, Brown & Company
Principal Correspondents: Scaife, Roger L.
Dates: 1917–1938
Scattergood, J. Henry, 1917–32
Descriptive Title: J. Henry Scattergood correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1917–1932
Subject Terms: War relief; World War I; Society of Friends
Organization Names: American Red Cross
Principal Correspondents: Scattergood, J. Henry
Dates: 1917–1932
Schlesinger, Mary, 1898–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Mary Schlesinger correspondence, 1898–1909, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Schlesinger, Mary
Dates: 1898–1909, and undated
Scott, J. Winifred, 1923
Descriptive Title: J. Winifred Scott correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1923
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Scott, J. Winifred
Dates: 1923
Sedgwick, Ellery, 1911–16
Descriptive Title: Ellery Sedgwick correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, 1911–1916
Subject Terms: Publishers and publishing
Organization Names: The Atlantic Monthly
Principal Correspondents: Sedgwick, Ellery
Dates: 1911–1916
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Severance, Caroline, 1883–1911, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Caroline Severance correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1883–1911, and undated
Subject Terms: Monetary policy; Women’s suffrage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Severance, Caroline
Dates: 1883–1911, and undated
Sewall, Harriet Winslow, 1889, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Harriet Winslow Sewall correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1889,
and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Sewall, Harriet Winslow
Dates: 1889, and undated
Sewall, Samuel, 1881–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Samuel Sewall correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1881–1885, and
undated
Subject Terms: Writings; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Sewall, Samuel
Dates: 1881–1885, and undated
Shackleton, Lydia, 1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lydia Shackleton correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1908, and
undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Webb, Alfred
Principal Correspondents: Shackleton, Lydia
Dates: 1908, and undated
Shaw, Dr. Anna Howard, 1897–1913
Descriptive Title: Dr. Anna Howard Shaw correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1897–1913
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Shaw, Anna Howard
Dates: 1897–1913
Shaw, S. B., 1896–99
Descriptive Title: S. B. Shaw correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1899
Principal Correspondents: Shaw, S. B.
Dates: 1896–1899
Sheldon, Rosamund, 1963–64, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Rosamund Sheldon correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1963–1964, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Sheldon, Rosamund
Dates: 1963–1964, and undated
Simmons, Elizabeth, 1878–1905, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Simmons correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and
Theresa Holmes Garrison, 1878–1905, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Simmons, Elizabeth
Dates: 1878–1905, and undated
Simons, E. H., 1908
Descriptive Title: E. H. Simons correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1908
Subject Terms: Writings; Publishers and publishing
Organization Names: Saturday Evening Post
Principal Correspondents: Simons, E. H.
Dates: 1908
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Simpson, Joseph, 1877–1901
Descriptive Title: Joseph Simpson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), Francis Jackson
“Frank” Garrison, and William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1877–1901
Principal Correspondents: Simpson, Joseph
Dates: 1877–1901
Sinclair, Upton, 1924
Descriptive Title: Upton Sinclair correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1924
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Principal Correspondents: Sinclair, Upton; Garrison, William Lloyd (1874)
Content Notes: In a letter to Sinclair, William Lloyd (1874) stated, “If your book goes to press with as
many half truths and misleading inaccuracies as the proof page which I saw, I should think you
would be heartily ashamed of it…. [C]areless and reckless misstatement flung around in chaotic
and disorderly fashion is simply disgusting and disheartening” (Frame 0664).
Dates: 1924
Smalley, Evelyn G., 1884–87
Descriptive Title: Evelyn G. Smalley correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1884–1887
Subject Terms: Travel; Holidays; Theater
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Smalley, Evelyn G.
Content Notes: In August 1884, Smalley wrote, “…we hope to go to Newport to pay a little visit to Mr.
Edwin Booth and his daughter. I think I told thee what a nice girl she is” (Frame 0667). She goes
on to relate of their visit that “The house itself is charming and cosy [sic], and Mr. Booth and
Edwina a charming host and hostess” (Frame 0670). Edwin Booth was a famous stage actor and
brother of John Wilkes Booth.
Dates: 1884–1887
Smalley, Evelyn G., 1888–90
Descriptive Title: Evelyn G. Smalley correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1888–1890
Subject Terms: Fires and fire prevention; Travel; Health condition
Geographic Place Names: England
Principal Correspondents: Smalley, Evelyn G.
Dates: 1888–1890
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Smalley, Phoebe Garnant, 1899, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Phoebe Garnant Smalley correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Ellen
Wright Garrison, 1899, and undated
Subject Terms: Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Agnes
Principal Correspondents: Smalley, Phoebe Garnant
Content Notes: Smalley was an adopted daughter of abolitionist Wendell Phillips.
Dates: 1899, and undated
Smeal, William G., 1889, 1904
Descriptive Title: William G. Smeal correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1889, 1904
Principal Correspondents: Smeal, William G.
Dates: 1889, 1904
Smith, Francis, 1928–29, 1937
Descriptive Title: Francis Smith correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1928–1929, 1937
Subject Terms: Sports and athletics
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Principal Correspondents: Smith, Francis
Dates: 1928–1929, 1937
Smith, Goldwin, 1895, 1905
Descriptive Title: Goldwin Smith correspondence, 1895, 1905
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Smith, Goldwin
Dates: 1895, 1905
Smith, Joseph Lindin [sic], 1883–95, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Joseph Lindon Smith correspondence to Agnes Garrison, Charles Garrison, and
Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1883–1895, and undated
Subject Terms: Painting; Travel
Geographic Place Names: Europe
Principal Correspondents: Smith, Joseph Lindon
Dates: 1883–1895, and undated
Smith, Stedman, 1916–20
Descriptive Title: Stedman Smith correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1920
Subject Terms: Business
Principal Correspondents: Smith, Stedman
Dates: 1916–1920
Smith, Stella Bromage, 1943–66, 1985, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Stella Bromage Smith correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison and Alice O’Reilly
“Pat” Garrison, 1943–1966, 1985, and undated
Subject Terms: World War II; Military camp life
Principal Correspondents: Smith, Stella Bromage
Dates: 1943–1966, 1985, and undated
Somerset, Isabel, 1895
Descriptive Title: Isabel Somerset correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1895
Subject Terms: Lynching
Organization Names: British Women’s Temperance Association
Principal Correspondents: Somerset, Isabel
Dates: 1895
Southwick, Sarah, 1885–95
Descriptive Title: Sarah Southwick correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1885–1895
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Fiske, Photius
Principal Correspondents: Southwick, Sarah
Dates: 1885–1895
Spence, Catherine, 1894–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Catherine Spence correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), 1894–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Elections; Child welfare
Geographic Place Names: Australia
Principal Correspondents: Spence, Catherine
Dates: 1894–1909, and undated
Spring, Rebecca, 1903–05
Descriptive Title: Rebecca Spring correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Ellen Wright
Garrison, 1903–1905
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Persons as Subjects: George, Henry; Thompson, Ruth Brown; Brown, John
Principal Correspondents: Spring, Rebecca
Dates: 1903–1905
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Stafford, Wendell Phillips, 1917–18
Descriptive Title: Wendell Phillips Stafford correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1917–
1918
Subject Terms: Portraits
Principal Correspondents: Stafford, Wendell Phillips
Dates: 1917–1918
Stantial, Edna Lamprey, 1941–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Edna Lamprey Stantial correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1941–1959, and undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Historic documents and artifacts; Libraries; Women’s suffrage;
Colleges and universities
Principal Correspondents: Stantial, Edna Lamprey
Content Notes: Letters chronicle Stantial’s efforts to organize materials on the women’s suffrage
movement.
Dates: 1941–1959, and undated
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 1899–1900, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Cady Stanton correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1899–
1900, and undated
Subject Terms: Abolitionist movement; Slaves and slavery; Woman’s Bible; Women’s rights
Principal Correspondents: Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Content Notes: Several letters discuss Stanton’s “Woman’s Bible” that assesses the relationship of
women and the Bible.
Dates: 1899–1900, and undated
Stearns, Guy B., 1922, 1939
Descriptive Title: Guy B. Stearns correspondence to Katherine McKim Garrison Norton and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1922, 1939
Principal Correspondents: Stearns, Guy B.
Dates: 1922, 1939
Steinthal, Alfred, 1867–1906
Descriptive Title: Alfred Steinthal correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805) and Francis
Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1867–1906
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson; Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Steinthal, Alfred
Dates: 1867–1906
Steinwedell, Ann, 1926–27
Descriptive Title: Ann Steinwedell correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1926–1927
Subject Terms: Football; Colleges and universities; Travel
Principal Correspondents: Steinwedell, Ann
Dates: 1926–1927
Stephens, Frank, 1896–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Frank Stephens correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1896–1908, and
undated
Subject Terms: Tax reform
Principal Correspondents: Stephens, Frank
Dates: 1896–1908, and undated
Stevens, Arthur W., 1905–09, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Arthur W. Stevens correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1905–1909,
and undated
Subject Terms: Religious faith; Tariffs
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Principal Correspondents: Stevens, Arthur W.
Dates: 1905–1909, and undated
Stone, Lucy, 1882–88
Descriptive Title: Lucy Stone correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1882–1888
Principal Correspondents: Stone, Lucy
Dates: 1882–1888
Storey, Moorfield, 1899–1909
Descriptive Title: Moorfield Storey correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1899–1909
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Storey, Moorfield
Dates: 1899–1909
Sturge, Sophia, 1890–92, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Sophia Sturge correspondence, 1890–1892, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Sturge, Sophia
Dates: 1890–1892, and undated
Sunday, Billy, 1916
Descriptive Title: Billy Sunday correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Sunday, Billy
Dates: 1916
Sweezy, Everett, 1916–18, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Everett Sweezy correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1916–1918, and
undated
Subject Terms: Securities; Investments; Banks and banking
Persons as Subjects: Sweezy, Everett
Principal Correspondents: Sweezy, Everett
Dates: 1916–1918, and undated
Talbot, Fritz and Beatrice, 1900–59, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Fritz and Beatrice Talbot correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and
Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1900–1959, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Talbot, Fritz; Talbot, Beatrice
Dates: 1900–1959, and undated
Tarbell, Ida M., 1906–09
Descriptive Title: Ida M. Tarbell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1906–1909
Subject Terms: Tariffs; Writings
Organization Names: The American Magazine
Principal Correspondents: Tarbell, Ida M.
Dates: 1906–1909
Taylor, Edward R., 1899–1907, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Edward R. Taylor correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1899–1907, and
undated
Subject Terms: Poetry; Writers and writing
Principal Correspondents: Taylor, Edward R.
Content Notes: Notes for a book Taylor was working on were destroyed in the fire following the San
Francisco earthquake of 1906.
Dates: 1899–1907, and undated
Taylor, Hyman, 1915–47
Descriptive Title: Hyman Taylor correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1915–1947
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Holidays; Clothing and clothing industry; Clerical workers;
Colleges and universities; Employment; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Taylor, Samuel
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Principal Correspondents: Taylor, Hyman; Taylor, Samuel
Dates: 1915–1947
Taylor, Samuel, 1919–42
Descriptive Title: Samuel Taylor correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1919–1942
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Taylor, Samuel
Dates: 1919–1942
Terry, Ellen, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Ellen Terry correspondence to Mildred Yarnall Garrison, undated
Subject Terms: Eye diseases and defects; Travel
Principal Correspondents: Terry, Ellen
Dates: Undated
Thaxter, Celia, 1877
Descriptive Title: Celia Thaxter correspondence, 1877
Principal Correspondents: Thaxter, Celia
Dates: 1877
Thayer, C. C., 1879–89
Descriptive Title: C. C. Thayer correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1889
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Biographies
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Thayer, C. C.
Dates: 1879–1889
Thomas, Charles Swain, 1939–46
Descriptive Title: Charles Swain Thomas correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1939–1946
Principal Correspondents: Thomas, Charles Swain
Dates: 1939–1946
Thomas, Martha B. O., 1894–98
Descriptive Title: Martha B. O. Thomas correspondence, 1894–1898
Subject Terms: Writings
Principal Correspondents: Thomas, Martha B. O.
Dates: 1894–1898
Thompson, George, n.d.
Descriptive Title: George Thompson correspondence, undated
Principal Correspondents: Thompson, George
Dates: Undated
Thompson, Ruth (Brown), 1888–92
Descriptive Title: Ruth Brown Thompson correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1888–
1892
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Brown, Owen
Principal Correspondents: Thompson, Ruth Brown
Content Notes: Thompson was the daughter of abolitionist John Brown. In a couple of letters she talks
of the death of her brother, Owen, who took part in the raid at Harper’s Ferry.
Dates: 1888–1892
Tolman, Harriet S., 1910–21
Descriptive Title: Harriet S. correspondence Tolman to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1910–1921
Subject Terms: Books and bookselling
Principal Correspondents: Tolman, Harriet S.
Dates: 1910–1921
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Torrence, Betty (“Buck”), 1929
Descriptive Title: Betty “Buck” Torrence correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929
Principal Correspondents: Torrence, Betty “Buck”
Dates: 1929
Trotter, William Monroe, 1914–34, n.d.
Descriptive Title: William Monroe Trotter correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1914–
1934, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Gifts and donations; Civil rights
Principal Correspondents: Trotter, William Monroe
Dates: 1914–1934, and undated
Tuke, Mabel, 1911
Descriptive Title: Mabel Tuke correspondence, 1911
Organization Names: The Women’s Social and Political Union
Principal Correspondents: Tuke, Mabel
Dates: 1911
Twain, Mark, 1901
Descriptive Title: Mark Twain correspondence to Hazard Stevens, 1901
Subject Terms: Writers and writing
Principal Correspondents: Twain, Mark
Content Notes: Single letter, declining a request to write an article, is signed “SL. Clemens” for Twain’s
given name, Samuel Langhorne Clemens.
Dates: 1901
Twitchell, Eliza, 1894–1922, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eliza Twitchell correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1894–1922, and undated
Subject Terms: Tax reform; Church of Christ, Scientist; Writers and writing
Persons as Subjects: George, Henry
Principal Correspondents: Twitchell, Eliza
Dates: 1894–1922, and undated
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Upton, Harriet Taylor, 1905–08
Descriptive Title: Harriet Taylor Upton correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1905–1908
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Organization Names: National American Woman Suffrage Association
Principal Correspondents: Upton, Harriet Taylor
Dates: 1905–1908
Venturi, Emilie A., 1888–90
Descriptive Title: Emilie Ashurst Venturi correspondence, 1888–1890
Principal Correspondents: Venturi, Emilie Ashurst
Dates: 1888–1890
Von Erdberg, Amy and Eleanor, 1960–65, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Amy and Eleanor Von Erdberg correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1960–1965, and
undated
Subject Terms: Health condition; Death and dying; Hospitals and nursing homes
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Frank Wright; Von Erdberg, Eleanor
Principal Correspondents: Von Erdberg, Amy; Von Erdberg, Eleanor
Content Notes: Amy and Eleanor were mother and daughter.
Dates: 1960–1965, and undated
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Walsh, Walter, 1905–07
Descriptive Title: Walter Walsh correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1905–1907
Subject Terms: Peace movements
Principal Correspondents: Walsh, Walter
Dates: 1905–1907
Warner, Eleanor, 1893–1900, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Eleanor Warner correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1893–1900, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel
Geographic Place Names: Chicago, Illinois
Principal Correspondents: Warner, Eleanor
Dates: 1893–1900, and undated
Washington, Booker T., 1896–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Booker T. Washington correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Francis
Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1896–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Organization Names: Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Principal Correspondents: Washington, Booker T.
Content Notes: In March 1904, Washington wrote, “The thing which encourages me most is the rank
and file of our people getting upon their feet and assuring their rights regardless of all obstacles,
and so long as they can keep up their courage I shall feel that we are not losing out” (Frame
0164).
Dates: 1896–1909, and undated
Waters, Henry F., 1905
Descriptive Title: Henry F. Waters correspondence, 1905
Principal Correspondents: Waters, Henry F.
Dates: 1905
Watts, William P., 1897–1947, n.d.
Descriptive Title: William P. Watts correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1897–1947, and undated
Subject Terms: Sports and athletics; Business; Children; Families
Geographic Place Names: Japan; England
Principal Correspondents: Watts, William P.
Dates: 1897–1947, and undated
Webb, Alfred, 1872–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Alfred Webb correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, William Lloyd
Garrison (1838), and Wendell Phillips Garrison, 1872–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Health condition; Death and dying; Travel; Religion-based activities; Child rearing;
Sovereignty
Geographic Place Names: Scotland; Ireland; United Kingdom
Principal Correspondents: Webb, Alfred
Content Notes: Frame 0449 contains an advertisement for the Kyles of Bute Hydropathic
Establishment in Scotland.
Dates: 1872–1908, and undated
Webb, Deborah, 1894–1908
Descriptive Title: Deborah Webb correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1894–1908
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Webb, Alfred
Principal Correspondents: Webb, Deborah
Dates: 1894–1908
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Webb, Ruth D., 1869
Descriptive Title: Ruth D. Webb correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Ellen Wright
Garrison, 1869
Principal Correspondents: Webb, Ruth D.
Dates: 1869
Weld, Agnes, 1908–09, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Agnes Weld correspondence, 1908–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Household finance
Principal Correspondents: Weld, Agnes
Dates: 1908–1909, and undated
Weld, Theodore Dwight, 1860–80, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Theodore Dwight Weld correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), Ellen
Wright Garrison, and Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1860–1880, and undated
Subject Terms: Private schools
Organization Names: Eagleswood School (Perth Amboy, New Jersey)
Principal Correspondents: Weld, Theodore Dwight
Dates: 1860–1880, and undated
Weld, Theodore Grimké, 1907
Descriptive Title: Theodore Grimké Weld correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1907
Subject Terms: Investments
Principal Correspondents: Weld, Theodore Grimké
Dates: 1907
Wellington, Henry W., 1901–02
Descriptive Title: Henry W. Wellington correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1901–1902
Subject Terms: Marriage
Principal Correspondents: Wellington, Henry W.
Dates: 1901–1902
Wellington, Lydia D., 1901–13
Descriptive Title: Lydia D. Wellington correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith
Stephenson Garrison, 1901–1913
Principal Correspondents: Wellington, Lydia D.
Dates: 1901–1913
Wellington, Martha S., 1902–31, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Martha S. Wellington correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1902–1931, and undated
Subject Terms: Marriage; Private clubs and societies; Securities; Household economics and
management
Principal Correspondents: Wellington, Martha S.
Dates: 1902–1931, and undated
Wentworth, Herman and Rita, 1928–30
Descriptive Title: Herman and Rita Wentworth correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1930
Subject Terms: Vacations; Colleges and universities; Marriage
Principal Correspondents: Wentworth, Herman; Wentworth, Rita
Dates: 1928–1930
Weston, Anne Warren, 1885–89
Descriptive Title: Anne Warren Weston correspondence, 1885–1889
Principal Correspondents: Weston, Anne Warren
Dates: 1885–1889
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Weston, Caroline, 1901, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Caroline Weston correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1901, and
undated
Subject Terms: Leasing and renting
Principal Correspondents: Weston, Caroline
Dates: 1901, and undated
Whipple, Charles K., 1883–89
Descriptive Title: Charles K. Whipple correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1883–1889
Principal Correspondents: Whipple, Charles K.
Dates: 1883–1889
Whitney, Anne, 1883–1904, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Anne Whitney correspondence, 1883–1904, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Whitney, Anne
Dates: 1883–1904, and undated
Wigham, Eliza, 1885–98
Descriptive Title: Eliza Wigham correspondence, 1885–1898
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Wigham, Eliza
Content Notes: The first letter is addressed to the children of William Lloyd Garrison (1805) and
subsequent letters were most likely sent to one or more of them as well.
Dates: 1885–1898
Willard, Frances E., 1887–95
Descriptive Title: Frances E. Willard correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838), 1887–1895
Subject Terms: Lynching; Black Americans; Speeches and addresses
Organization Names: Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Principal Correspondents: Willard, Frances E.
Dates: 1887–1895
Wing, Charlotte, 1937–47
Descriptive Title: Charlotte Wing correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and William Lloyd
Garrison (1874), 1937–1947
Principal Correspondents: Wing, Charlotte
Dates: 1937–1947
Wing, Lester, 1933–39
Descriptive Title: Lester Wing correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1933–1939
Subject Terms: Private schools; Teachers; School administration; Curricula
Organization Names: Mount Prospect School (Waltham, Massachusetts)
Principal Correspondents: Wing, Lester
Dates: 1933–1939
Winslow, Caroline, 1924–28
Descriptive Title: Caroline Winslow correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1924–1928
Principal Correspondents: Winslow, Caroline
Dates: 1924–1928
Winsor, Ellen, 1940–49
Descriptive Title: Ellen Winsor correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, 1940–1949
Subject Terms: Writings
Persons as Subjects: Nock, Albert Jay
Principal Correspondents: Winsor, Ellen
Content Notes: Frank Garrison was editing the letters of Albert Jay Nock for Winsor and her sister,
Rebecca Winsor Evans.
Dates: 1940–1949
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Descriptive Title: Martha Winston correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929
Principal Correspondents: Winston, Martha
Dates: 1929
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Wise, C. E., 1904, n.d.
Descriptive Title: C. E. Wise correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1904, and undated
Subject Terms: Household economics and management
Principal Correspondents: Wise, C. E.
Dates: 1904, and undated
Wise, Marguerite A., 1900–26, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Marguerite A. Wise correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1900–1926,
and undated
Subject Terms: Rental housing; Housing maintenance and repair
Principal Correspondents: Wise, Marguerite A.
Dates: 1900–1926, and undated
Wood, Caroline Stratton, 1861, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Caroline Stratton Wood correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1861, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Wood, Caroline Stratton
Dates: 1861, and undated
Wood, Charles P., 1854–76, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Charles P. Wood correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1854–1876, and undated
Subject Terms: Private schools
Principal Correspondents: Wood, Charles P.
Dates: 1854–1876, and undated
Wood, Frank, 1858–60, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Frank Wood correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1858–1860, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Wood, Frank
Dates: 1858–1860, and undated
Wood, Hetty, 1857–60, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Hetty Wood correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1857–1860, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Wood, Hetty
Dates: 1857–1860, and undated
Wright, Zilpha, 1958–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Zilpha Wright correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison and Eleanor Garrison,
1958–1985, and undated
Subject Terms: Vacations; Outdoor recreation; Families; Housing
Geographic Place Names: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Principal Correspondents: Wright, Zilpha
Dates: 1958–1985, and undated
Wyman, Lillie B. Chace, 1894–99, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Lillie B. Chace Wyman correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Francis
Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1894–1899, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Wyman, Lillie B. Chace
Dates: 1894–1899, and undated
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Yerrington, J. M. W., 1885–89
Descriptive Title: J. M. W. Yerrington correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1885–
1889
Subject Terms: Biographies
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Yerrington, J. M. W.
Dates: 1885–1889
Yeomans, Edward, 1929–37
Descriptive Title: Edward Yeomans correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929–1937
Subject Terms: Education; Youth; Private schools; School administration
Principal Correspondents: Yeomans, Edward
Dates: 1929–1937
Yeomans, Julia, 1928–39, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Julia Yeomans correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1928–1939, and undated
Subject Terms: Music; Colleges and universities; Farms and farmers
Principal Correspondents: Yeomans, Julia
Dates: 1928–1939, and undated
Yeomans, Edward Jr., 1929–30
Descriptive Title: Edward Yeomans Jr. correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1929–1930
Subject Terms: Travel; Colleges and universities
Principal Correspondents: Yeomans, Edward, Jr.
Dates: 1929–1930
Young, Francis and Constance, 1941–46, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Francis and Constance Young correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1941–1946,
and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Clerical workers
Principal Correspondents: Young, Francis; Young, Constance
Dates: 1941–1946, and undated
Young, Mary B., 1941–44
Descriptive Title: Mary B. Young correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison, 1941–1944
Principal Correspondents: Young, Mary B.
Dates: 1941–1944
Zakrzewska, Marie E., 1887–98, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Marie E. Zakrzewska correspondence, 1887–1898, and undated
Subject Terms: Monetary policy
Principal Correspondents: Zakrzewska, Marie E.
Dates: 1887–1898, and undated
Garrison Family Correspondence–Miscellaneous
Emerson, Claire (Tita) Garrison, 1916–41
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Claire Garrison “Tita” Emerson, 1916–1941
Dates: 1916–1941
Garrison, Agnes, 1872–1916
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Agnes Garrison, 1872–1916
Subject Terms: Theater; Colleges and universities
Principal Correspondents: Crook, Margaret B.; Hallowell, May; Wilson, Emily Newcomb
Dates: 1872–1916
Garrison, Alice, 1947–81
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Alice O’Reilly “Pat” Garrison, 1947–1981
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Rion, H.; Rossiter, Frances S.; Toner, John G.; Garrison, John Bright
Dates: 1947–1981
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Garrison, David Lloyd, A–B, 1923–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names A–B),
1923–1945, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Voluntary military service; World War II; Coral reefs and
islands; Vacations; Private clubs and societies; Speeches and addresses
Geographic Place Names: British Virgin Islands
Organization Names: Massachusetts Audubon Society; The ‘Guana Island Club; St. Andrew’s Day
Camp
Principal Correspondents: Allen, Glover M.; Allyn, Richard; Batchelder, Laura; Bernstein, Sherman;
Berrall, Gertrude; Sanger, Richard H.; Blaydow, Erna B.; Brewer, Martha; Brewster, Henry H.;
Butler, James J.
Dates: 1923–1945, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, C–D, 1922–51, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names C–D),
1922–1951, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Speeches and addresses; Books and bookselling
Principal Correspondents: Callahan, Madelyn; Chapin, James P.; Cloke, Paul; Cotton, Vera; Darling,
Frances C.; Dubord, André
Dates: 1922–1951, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, E–F, 1925–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names E–F),
1925–1942, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Insurance; Books and bookselling
Principal Correspondents: Eckstorm, Paul F.; Edge, Rosalie; Fairfield, John; Fiedler, Henry George;
Forster, Ralph; Foster, Elizabeth
Dates: 1925–1942, and undated
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Garrison, David Lloyd, G–H, 1925–49, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names G–H),
1925–1949, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Colleges and universities; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Gleason, Fred; Grant, Don; Greene, Helen; Hall, Carolyn; Hart, Ann Ayres;
Harwood, Anne R.; Hutchinson, Jim
Dates: 1925–1949, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, J–L, 1924–47, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names J–L),
1924–1947, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Prisoners of war; Refugees; Gifts and donations
Principal Correspondents: Kalmenoff, Matthew; Korth, Werner; Fuller, Marjorie W.; Lawson, Roy, Jr.;
Leatherby, Katharine; Low, Ann
Content Notes: In May 1946, David received a letter from a former prisoner of war, Werner Korth:
“You will be very surprised to get a letter from one of your former PW’s in France…. I, myself,
would be very delighted to hear some-thing from you and the former members of Central
Supply…” (Frames 0179–0180). A year and a half later, Korth followed up with David: “I thank
you very much for your post-card from Feb. 24 which I received March 24, the very last day of
my captivity…. My parents and I, we are living now…near Goettingen (English occupation zone)
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as fugitives from the eastern part of Germany cause we lost our real home and all our money in
1945” (Frame 0183).
Dates: 1924–1947, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, M–N, 1920–48, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names M–N),
1920–1948, and undated
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Birds and bird conservation; Books and bookselling; Holidays;
Education
Persons as Subjects: Maynard, Charles J.
Principal Correspondents: Magie, William A., II; Maynard, Charles J.; Moos, Ann; Morris, Mary F.;
Morse, Nancy W.; Nichols, Adelaide
Dates: 1920–1948, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, P–R, 1925–50, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names P–R),
1925–1950, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Birds and bird conservation; Private schools
Organization Names: The Deane School (Santa Barbara, California)
Principal Correspondents: Painter, Marjorie M.; Peabody, Katharine P.; Peters, Eleanor; Peters, James L.;
Pettengill, Gordon; Read, Peggy; Reynolds, Hewitt; Rice, John Clark, Jr.; Rotch, Josephine
Dates: 1925–1950, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, S–T, 1926–50, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names S–T),
1926–1950, and undated
Subject Terms: Teachers; Private schools; Birds and bird conservation; World War II; Military
personnel
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Principal Correspondents: Sargent, Porter; Saunders, W. E.; Skutt, Maggie; Souther, Rita; Streeter, Helen;
Thomas, Anne
Dates: 1926–1950, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, U–Z, 1922–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s last names U–Z),
1922–1943, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Painting
Principal Correspondents: Wagner, Edward H.; Walling, Willoughby H.; White, Ed; White, F. B.;
Williams, Abbie Lou; Young, Vera
Dates: 1922–1943, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, Unidentified, A–E, 1925–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Unidentified correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s names A–E), 1925–
1985, and undated
Subject Terms: Birds and bird conservation; Army; Military duty assignments and releases; Health
condition; Football; Outdoor recreation
Dates: 1925–1985, and undated
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Garrison, David Lloyd, Unidentified, F–P, 1925–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Unidentified correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s names F–P), 1925–
1985, and undated
Subject Terms: Summer camps; Employment; Birds and bird conservation
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Organization Names: J. H. Emerson & Co.
Dates: 1925–1985, and undated
Garrison, David Lloyd, Unidentified, R–Y, 1925–85, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Unidentified correspondence to David Lloyd Garrison (sender’s names R–Y), 1925–
1985, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Birds and bird conservation; Economic policy; Revolutions; Governmentcitizen relations
Geographic Place Names: Prague, Czechoslovakia; Europe
Dates: 1925–1985, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, A–B, 1908–67, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names A–
B), 1908–1967, and undated
Subject Terms: Children; Families
Principal Correspondents: Adams, Sherman; Bill, Georgia D.; Bradford, Robert
Content Notes: In September 1956, Sherman Adams, assistant to President Eisenhower, replied to a
letter from Edith regarding Richard M. Nixon and the “great importance” of the vice presidency
(Frame 0406).
Dates: 1908–1967, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, C, 1896–63 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names C),
1896–1963, and undated
Subject Terms: Marriage
Principal Correspondents: Compere, Ruth; Compere, Janet; Cross, Elizabeth Breckinridge; Cunningham,
Florence
Dates: 1896–1963, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, D–F, 1915–54, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names D–
F), 1915–1954, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: French, Helen
Dates: 1915–1954, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, G, 1932–58, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names G),
1932–1958, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying; Religious faith
Principal Correspondents: Garland, Alice; Grinnell, Leslie
Dates: 1932–1958, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, H, 1901–61, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names H),
1901–1961, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Families
Organization Names: State Street Trust Company
Principal Correspondents: Harrington, Lillian F.; Harris, Anita; Haynes, Anna M.; Heinemann, Belle
Dates: 1901–1961, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, I–L, 1900–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names I–
L), 1900–1945, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Jewett, Gertrude; Kennedy, Harris
Dates: 1900–1945, and undated
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Garrison, Edith Stephenson, M, 1900–57, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names M),
1900–1957, and undated
Subject Terms: Missions and missionaries; Housing costs and financing
Geographic Place Names: Scotland; Africa
Principal Correspondents: MacDonald, Robert G.; MacDonald, Ella; McLannan, Hattie; Mabbett, Edith
Louise; MacKenzie, Larry; More, Sarah Peck; Morrison, Ruth
Dates: 1900–1957, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, N–P, 1900–61, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names N–
P), 1900–1961, and undated
Subject Terms: Marriage
Principal Correspondents: Newbury, Katharine; Nobechi, Keizo; Pearson, Elizabeth W.
Dates: 1900–1961, and undated
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Garrison, Edith Stephenson, R–T, 1896–67 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names R–
T), 1896–1967, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Richardson, Clarence H.; Sacrement, Aimée du S.
Dates: 1896–1967, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, W–Z, 1909–67, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison (sender’s last names
W–Z), 1909–1967, and undated
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Principal Correspondents: Wallace, Dorothy; Watson, Arthur E.; Weber, F. M.; Wheeler, Alice C.
Dates: 1909–1967, and undated
Garrison, Edith Stephenson, Unidentified, 1898–64 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Unidentified correspondence to Edith Stephenson Garrison, 1898–1964, and undated
Subject Terms: Families; Children; Holidays; Health condition; Travel
Dates: 1898–1964, and undated
Garrison, Eleanor, 1897–1974, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Eleanor Garrison, 1897–1974, and undated
Subject Terms: Poetry; Books and bookselling; Families; Children; Travel; Vacations
Persons as Subjects: Churchill, Winston
Principal Correspondents: Gilbert, Martin; Halliday, Mrs. John; Gilbert, Helen; Smith, Eleanor; Stone,
Evelyn
Dates: 1897–1974, and undated
Garrison, Ellen Wright––Eagleswood school friends, 1857–60, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison from her friends at Eagleswood School,
1857–1860, and undated
Subject Terms: Private schools; School-based activities
Organization Names: Eagleswood School (Perth Amboy, New Jersey)
Principal Correspondents: Johnson, Mary Wright; Haskell, Thomas F.; Pope, Lottie C.
Content Notes: Prominent abolitionist Theodore Dwight Weld ran the Eagleswood School. His
correspondence to Garrison family members can be found on Reel 25 beginning at Frame 0608.
Dates: 1857–1860, and undated
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Garrison, Ellen Wright, Miscellaneous, 1856–1908
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Ellen Wright Garrison, 1856–1908
Principal Correspondents: Henry, Alice; Noyes, Edward Hillard; Pierce, Edward L.
Dates: 1856–1908
Garrison, Francis Jackson, A–M, 1879–1913, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, 1879–1913, and
undated
Subject Terms: Biographies; Periodicals; Slaves and slavery; Women’s rights
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Organization Names: The Modern Review
Principal Correspondents: Armstrong, Richard Acland; Burleigh, Margaret J.; Cobb, Samuel C.; Cooper,
Joseph; Scott, Mary Augusta; Stanfield, J.; Stevenson, Hannah E.; Whiting, N. H.; Wise, John S.
Dates: 1879–1913, and undated
Garrison, Frank Wright, 1952–61
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Frank Wright Garrison, 1952–1961
Subject Terms: Music
Dates: 1952–1961
Garrison, Wendell Phillips, 1880–89, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Wendell Phillips Garrison, 1880–1889, and undated
Subject Terms: Bible; Constitution of U.S.; Slaves and slavery
Organization Names: Reformed Presbyterian Church
Principal Correspondents: Milligan, A. McLeod
Dates: 1880–1889, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1805), A–Z, 1845–66, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1805), 1845–1866, and
undated
Subject Terms: Health condition; Slaves and slavery; Freedmen and freedwomen
Geographic Place Names: Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina
Principal Correspondents: Ashurst, W. H., Jr.; Russell, Sarah; Schofield, Martha
Dates: 1845–1866, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), A, 1888–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
A), 1888–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings
Principal Correspondents: Abbot, Francis E.; Avery, Myrta Lockett
Dates: 1888–1909, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), B, 1858–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
B), 1858–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery; Antebellum events; Speeches and addresses; Tariffs; Writings
Principal Correspondents: Bainbridge, Bessie; Baker, John F.; Barker, D. C.; Bigelow, John; Brown,
Edward; Bunker, Edward; Byles, S. A.
Dates: 1858–1909, and undated
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), C, 1874–1907, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
C), 1874–1907, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings; Chinese exclusion laws
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Organization Names: Webster Historical Society
Principal Correspondents: Chamberlain, Paul; Collins, Rebecca Pool; Collins, John A.; Cummings,
Thomas H.
Dates: 1874–1907, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), D, 1879–1907, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
D), 1879–1907, and undated
Subject Terms: Poetry; Writings; Clergy; Speeches and addresses
Persons as Subjects: Green, Beriah
Principal Correspondents: Dabney, Julia P.; Deming, P.; Dillard, James H.; Drake, F. H.
Dates: 1879–1907, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), E, 1885–1907, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
E), 1885–1907, and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Writings; Indians; Prejudice
Principal Correspondents: Ellis, Charles
Dates: 1885–1907, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), F, 1886–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
F), 1886–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings; Speeches and addresses; Tariffs
Principal Correspondents: Farlow, Alfred; Fitzgerald, John F.; Fox, Joel
Dates: 1886–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), G, 1895–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
G), 1895–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings; Speeches and addresses; Economic policy
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Gladstone, J. P.; Greene, J. M.
Dates: 1895–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), H–I, 1895–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
H–I), 1895–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Voting rights; Writings; Periodicals
Principal Correspondents: Hale, Albert; Hale, Eugene; Heinzen, Rosa Prang; Henderson, Jessica L. Cox;
Huntress, A. J.; Impey, Catherine
Dates: 1895–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), J, 1856–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
J), 1856–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Religious faith
Content Notes: In October 1900, R. H. Johnson wrote to William Lloyd, “I am a negro, born, raised
and educated [in the South] and have witnessed many of the scenes that you read about in the
dailies. It is true we [are] not slaves. But in a certain sence [sic] free men become slaves when
surrounded by perculior [sic] circumstances. I would be glad to meet your people and talk with
them concerning our condition” (Frame 0368).
Dates: 1856–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), K, 1863–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
K), 1863–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Black Americans; Racial discrimination; Prison work programs
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Principal Correspondents: Keeler, Mrs. C. O.; Key, Ernest
Dates: 1863–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), L, 1881–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
L), 1881–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Chinese exclusion laws; Death and dying; Biographies; War
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805); Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Lillie, Andrew D.; Little, Eliza A.; Livernash, Edward J.; Love, Pattie B.;
Lovejoy, Ida; Lorne, Martha Perry
Dates: 1881–1909, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), M, 1882–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
M), 1882–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Tariffs; Taxation; Property value; Books and bookselling;
Employment; Poetry; Historic documents and artifacts
Principal Correspondents: McCrackan, W. D.; McHugh, Edward; Manning, Joseph C.; Manning, Mary
E.; Marks, Alfred; Merrill, Margaret A.; Moulton, John G.
Dates: 1882–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), N–O, 1859–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
N–O), 1859–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Norton, Grace; Norrell, Annie C.; Ogden, Rollo
Dates: 1859–1909, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), P, 1875–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
P), 1875–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Taxation; Tariffs; Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Parker, C. M.; Perry, A. L.; Phipson, Evacustes A.; Prichard, Ellen M.
Dates: 1875–1909, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), Q–R, 1896–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
Q–R), 1896–1909, and undated
Subject Terms: Travel
Geographic Place Names: Italy
Principal Correspondents: Quincy, J. P.; Rogers, Anna K.
Dates: 1896–1909, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), S, 1875–1907, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
S), 1875–1907, and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Writings
Principal Correspondents: Sinclair, William; Sprague, Homer B.; Stephenson, Abby
Dates: 1875–1907, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), T–V, 1882–1909, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
T–V), 1882–1909, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Thomas, J. S.; Tourgée, Albion W.; Tyson, Robert; Uhlein, Charlotte A.;
Underwood, Sara A.; Unwin, Cobden
Dates: 1882–1909, and undated
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), W, 1882–1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) (sender’s last names
W–Z), 1882–1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Writings; Tariffs; Books and bookselling; Private schools; Gifts
and donations
Principal Correspondents: Weld, Anna; Wells, Webster; White, Horace; Whitmore, W. H.; Zuckriegel, P.
Dates: 1882–1908, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), A, 1903–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
A), 1903–1942, and undated
Subject Terms: Bible; Teachers; Arts and the humanities
Principal Correspondents: Adams, John Calvin; Allen, Abby Louise; Alsop, Joseph W.
Dates: 1903–1942, and undated
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), B, 1900–45, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
B), 1900–1945, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Bailey, May; Booth, W. S.; Brigham, William D.; Bromage, W. E.
Dates: 1900–1945, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), C, 1915–40, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
C), 1915–1940, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Campbell, Emma; Caporn, Alice M.; Coveney, James
Dates: 1915–1940, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), D, 1900–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
D), 1900–1943, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Dibbler, Benjamin W.; du Pont, Mary Chichester
Dates: 1900–1943, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), E–F, 1900–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
E–F), 1900–1943, and undated
Subject Terms: Taxation
Principal Correspondents: Farwell, Sidney E.; Fitzgerald, Susan W.; Fuller, Richard
Dates: 1900–1943, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), G, 1917–42, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
G), 1917–1942, and undated
Subject Terms: Health condition
Principal Correspondents: Gibbons, Henry J.; Grant, Frank; Graves, Alice B.
Dates: 1917–1942, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), H, 1904–35, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
H), 1904–1935, and undated
Subject Terms: World War I; International relations
Geographic Place Names: Germany; France; United Kingdom
Principal Correspondents: Halliday, Mary; Hinds, Wilfrid E.; Homer, Ella S.
Dates: 1904–1935, and undated
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), J–K, 1913–38, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
J–K), 1913–1938, and undated
Subject Terms: Publishers and publishing
Principal Correspondents: James, E. H.; Jameson, A. R.; Johnson, Emily Cooper; Kingman, John A.
Dates: 1913–1938, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), L, 1900–34, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
L), 1900–1934, and undated
Subject Terms: Writings
Principal Correspondents: Langley, Miles E.; Latta, James M., Jr.; Lawson, Robina I.; Lee, Herbert;
Linsley, Letitia H.
Dates: 1900–1934, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), M, 1906–33, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
M), 1906–1933, and undated
Subject Terms: Employment; Youth; Crime and criminals; Poetry
Principal Correspondents: McCormick, William B.; McGreevy, Milton; Merriam, Louise M.; Merrill,
Boynton; Mifflin, Lloyd; Moseley, A. G.
Dates: 1906–1933, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), N–P, 1900–58, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
N–P), 1900–1958, and undated
Subject Terms: Economic policy; Christianity; Black Americans; Racial discrimination
Principal Correspondents: Neilson, Francis; Norton, Alice L.; O’Shea, E. A.; Person, W. Lee; Philips,
Calvin, Jr.; Powers, H. H.; Purdy, Lawson
Dates: 1900–1958, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), R, 1904–43, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
R), 1904–1943, and undated
Principal Correspondents: Raymond, William L.; Runsly, Mary; Russell, Kathleen; Rivington, Percy
Dates: 1904–1943, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), S, 1916–4208 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
S), 1916–1942, and undated
Subject Terms: Employment; War
Persons as Subjects: Roland, Romain; Gandhi, Mahatma
Principal Correspondents: Safford, H. E.; Siegener, Loring; Smith, Marion Parris; Spragg, Wesley;
Stevens, Edmund
Dates: 1916–1942, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), T, 1914–31, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
T), 1914–1931, and undated
Persons as Subjects: Davis, Robert C.
Principal Correspondents: Taussig, F. W.; Tupper, Adele R.
Dates: 1914–1931, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), U–Z, 1902–30, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s last names
U–Z), 1902–1930, and undated
Subject Terms: Investments; Music; Black Americans; Racial discrimination; Gifts and donations
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Principal Correspondents: Ware, Grace E.; Warren, J. W.; Wash, Constance R.; Willes, Susie; Winslow,
H.
Dates: 1902–1930, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), Unidentified, Anne, 1904–37
Descriptive Title: Unidentified correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) (sender’s first name
“Anne”), 1904–1937
Subject Terms: Property; Families
Geographic Place Names: Cuba
Dates: 1904–1937
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Garrison Family Correspondence–Miscellaneous cont.
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), Miscellaneous, 1897–1947, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Unidentified correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1874), 1897–1947, and
undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Vacations; Families; Military encampments; Books and bookselling; Loans
Geographic Place Names: England; Scotland
Dates: 1897–1947, and undated
Garrison, William Lloyd (1902) and Jane, 1953–55, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to William Lloyd Garrison (1902) and Jane Wilson
Garrison, 1953–1955, and undated
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Congressional committees; Congressional investigations; Civil
liberties; Communism and communist parties; Holidays; Families
Persons as Subjects: Lamont, Corliss; McCarthy, Joseph
Organization Names: Harvard University
Principal Correspondents: Gaston, Hugh M.; McGreevy, Milton; Prince, Gretta; Prince, Kimball
Dates: 1953–1955, and undated
Harwood, Faith Garrison, 1928
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Faith Garrison Harwood, 1928
Dates: 1928
Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1915
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Oswald Garrison Villard, 1915
Principal Correspondents: Borah, William E.
Dates: 1915
Garrison Family Correspondence–Condolence Letters
Garrison, Ellen Wright, 1931
Descriptive Title: Death of Ellen Wright Garrison, condolence letters, 1931
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Ellen Wright
Dates: 1931
Garrison, Francis Jackson, 1916
Descriptive Title: Death of Francis Jackson “Frank” Garrison, condolence letters, 1916
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Francis Jackson “Frank”
Dates: 1916
Garrison, Frank Wright, 1961
Descriptive Title: Death of Frank Wright Garrison, condolence letters, 1961
Subject Terms: Death and dying
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Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Frank Wright
Dates: 1961
Garrison, Helen Benson, 1876
Descriptive Title: Death of Helen Eliza Benson Garrison, condolence letters, 1876
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
Principal Correspondents: Cooper, Joseph; Fish, William H.; Johnson, Samuel; McLaren, Agnes; Venturi,
Emilie Ashurst; Wilkinson, Charlotte May
Dates: 1876
Garrison, William Lloyd (1805), A–J, 1879
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1805), condolence letters, (sender’s last names A–
J), 1879
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.; Chase, Benjamin; Claflin, Jehiel; Clark, J. Edmund;
Hayden, Lewis; Johnson, Samuel; Johnston, N. R.
Content Notes: Former slave and abolitionist, Lewis Hayden, wrote to “The Children of William Lloyd
Garrison” recalling a meeting with William Lloyd (1805) in which Hayden recounted “the
deplorable condition in which the ‘Fugitive Slave bill’ had placed the colored people of [Boston
and Massachusetts]” to which William Lloyd “opened his mouth and taught me how to trust in
God, solemnly assuring me that God would overrule all this their wickedness to His own Glory,
and the ultimate emancipation of the slaves in the United States” (Frame 0453).
Dates: 1879
Garrison, William Lloyd (1805), K–P, 1879
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1805), condolence letters, (sender’s last names K–
P), 1879
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Love, Alfred H.; Macdowell, Agnes; May, Joseph; Naish, Arthur John; Parker,
Margaret E.; Pillsbury, Parker; Purvis, Robert; Putnam, A. P.
Content Notes: Frame 0510 contains a sympathy card from “The Brazilian Ambassador and Madame
Nabuco.”
Dates: 1879
Garrison, William Lloyd (1805), R–Z, 1879
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1805), condolence letters, (sender’s last names R–
Z), 1879
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Raper, J. H.; Rowntree, W. S.; Sewall, Harriet Winslow; Starbuck, Elisabeth;
Tanner, Margaret A.; Vincent, Lucy C.; Weld, Theodore Dwight; Wilkinson, Charlotte May;
Zakrzewska, Marie E.
Dates: 1879
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), A–F, 1909
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1838), condolence letters, (sender’s last names A–
F), 1909
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1838)
Principal Correspondents: Ahlborn, Emily; DuBois, W. E. B.; Blackwell, Alice Stone; Bond, Elizabeth
Powell; Bryce, James; Bumstead, Horace; Bush, Olivia Ward; Clark, Helen Bright; Cram, Mary
Wells; Davis, Willie W.; Fuller, Samuel Richard
Content Notes: W. E. B. DuBois sent condolences on behalf of Atlanta University. British Ambassador
James Bryce sent condolences to William Lloyd’s sister, Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny” Villard.
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Black author and poet Olivia Ward Bush sent a memorial poem. Frame 0695 contains
“Resolutions Unanimously Adopted by the Colored Men’s Business League of Charleston, S.C.”
in memory of William Lloyd.
Dates: 1909
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), G–M, 1909
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1838), condolence letters, (sender’s last names G–
M), 1909
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1838)
Principal Correspondents: Garrison, Isabel; Garrison, Marian; George, Henry, Jr.; Heinzen, Rosa Prang;
Hills, W. H. ; Leubuscher, Frederic Cyrus; Lord, William R.; McDaniels, J. H.; May, Joseph; Mills,
Harriet A.; Munro, Sarah Dall
Dates: 1909
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838), N–Z, 1909
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1838), condolence letters, (sender’s last names N–
Z), 1909
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1838)
Principal Correspondents: Osborne, Thomas M.; Parker, Horace S.; Papazian, G. H.; Parrish, Isabel
Mott; Purvis, Charles B.; Shaw, Anna Howard; Lumpkin, Agnes A.; Washington, Booker T.
Dates: 1909
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), A–J, 1964
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1874), condolence letters, (sender’s last names A–
J), 1964
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874)
Principal Correspondents: Binger, Clarinda “Chloe”; Bliss, Eugene; Garrison, Robert Hale
Dates: 1964
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), K–R, 1964
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1874), condolence letters, (sender’s last names K–
R), 1964
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874)
Principal Correspondents: Kattwinkel, Lucile; Leviseur, Rose; Mariner, Elwyn E.; Macomber, Janet
Eaton; Newell, Louise; Payne, Priscilla
Dates: 1964
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874), S–Z, 1964
Descriptive Title: Death of William Lloyd Garrison (1874), condolence letters, (sender’s last names S–
Z), 1964
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874)
Principal Correspondents: Tupp, Mell B.; Walter, Peggy; Williams, Susan; Williams, Anna; Wright, Zilpha
Dates: 1964
Norton, Katherine Garrison, 1948
Descriptive Title: Death of Katherine Garrison Norton, condolence letters, 1948
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Norton, Katherine Garrison
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Principal Correspondents: Hill, Edith N.; Morss, Everett; Rogers, Helen Rochester
Dates: 1948
Stephenson, Benjamin T., 1914
Descriptive Title: Death of Benjamin T. Stephenson, father of Edith Stephenson Garrison, condolence
letters, 1914
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Stephenson, Benjamin T.
Principal Correspondents: Villard, Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny”; George, Katharine Ames; Villard,
Julia Sanford
Dates: 1914
Stephenson, Luda Grant, 1930
Descriptive Title: Death of Luda Grant Stephenson, mother of Edith Stephenson Garrison, condolence
letters, 1930
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Stephenson, Luda Grant
Principal Correspondents: Ellis, Irene H.; Jordan, Helen Judd; Ordway, Lila; Pool, Frances C.; Villard,
Julia Sanford; Villard, Oswald Garrison
Dates: 1930
Wright, Martha Coffin, 1875
Descriptive Title: Death of Martha Coffin Wright, women’s rights activist and mother of Ellen Wright
Garrison, condolence letters, 1875
Subject Terms: Death and dying
Persons as Subjects: Wright, Martha Coffin
Principal Correspondents: Morgan, Maggie B.; Varnum, Elizabeth W.; Thomas, Martha B. O.
Dates: 1875
Garrison Family Correspondence–Wedding and Engagement Letters
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, A–H, 1900
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson on their
engagement (sender’s last names A–H), 1900
Subject Terms: Engagement
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Principal Correspondents: Barrow, Florence A.; Brown, Kate Wiser; Carret, Frances Weld; Cunningham,
Charlotte Wade; Faelten, Maud; Garrison, Lloyd McKim; Hallowell, Penrose “Buck”
Dates: 1900
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, J–R, 1900
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson on their
engagement (sender’s last names J–R), 1900
Subject Terms: Engagement
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Principal Correspondents: Kennedy, Sinclair; Norton, Katherine Garrison; Rand, Mourant Woodbury
Content Notes: William Lloyd’s cousin, Katherine Garrison Norton, wrote Edith, “But you must be at
least five out of the following: 1. An anti-imperialist 2. A suffragist 3. For Temperance & no
tobacco 4. A Nation-reader 5. A single-taxer and A subscriber to the Evening Post. If you are all
those you need not know how to sew or keep house” (Frame 0541).
Dates: 1900
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, S–W, 1900
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson on their
engagement (sender’s last names S–W), 1900
Subject Terms: Engagement
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
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Principal Correspondents: Smith, Stedman; Tripp, Sophia K.
Dates: 1900
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, Unidentified, 1900
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson on their
engagement, unidentified correspondents, 1900
Subject Terms: Engagement
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Dates: 1900
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838) and Ellen Wright, 1864
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1838) and Ellen Wright Garrison on their
engagement and wedding, 1864
Subject Terms: Engagement; Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1838); Garrison, Ellen Wright
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.; Phillips, Wendell; Johnson, Samuel; McKim, Lucy; May,
Samuel J.; Mott, Lucretia Coffin; Pillsbury, Parker; Weld, Theodore Dwight
Dates: 1864
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, A–M, 1901
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
their wedding (sender’s last names A–M), 1901
Subject Terms: Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Principal Correspondents: Ahlborn, Alice; Alford, Edward B.; Buffum, Rebekah Northey; Edwards,
Elizabeth E.; Garrison, Fanny; Garrison, Theresa Holmes; Henry, William Seton; Kennedy,
Sinclair; Merrill, Georgiana
Dates: 1901
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, N–W, 1901
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
their wedding (sender’s last names N–W), 1901
Subject Terms: Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Principal Correspondents: Sprague, Julia A.; Villard, Oswald Garrison
Dates: 1901
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson, Unidentified, 1901
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
their wedding, unidentified correspondents, 1901
Subject Terms: Marriage
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1874); Garrison, Edith Stephenson
Dates: 1901
Garrison Family Correspondence–Birth Congratulations
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––William Lloyd, 1902
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the birth of their son, William Lloyd, 1902
Subject Terms: Births
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1902)
Dates: 1902
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––Claire, 1903
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the birth of their daughter, Claire “Tita,” 1903
Subject Terms: Births
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Claire “Tita”
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Principal Correspondents: Matlock, Mary F. S.; Newbury, Katharine
Dates: 1903
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––John Bright, 1909
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the birth of their son, John Bright, 1909
Subject Terms: Births
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, John Bright
Principal Correspondents: Glover, Mary; Garrison, Mildred Yarnall
Dates: 1909
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Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––David Lloyd, 1906
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the birth of their son, David Lloyd, 1906
Subject Terms: Births
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, David Lloyd
Principal Correspondents: Sawyer, Mildred Conway; Pratt, Winifred; Wise, Annie P.; Eaton, Bab; Warner,
Eleanor; Peters, Mary Edith; Ames, Katharine; Garrison, Marian
Dates: 1906
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––Faith, 1910
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the birth of their daughter, Faith, 1910
Subject Terms: Births
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Faith
Principal Correspondents: Daniel, K. M.; Villard, Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny”
Dates: 1910
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––Edith Lloyd, 1913
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the birth of their daughter, Edith Lloyd, 1913
Subject Terms: Births
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Edith Lloyd
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Sarah W.; Newbury, Katharine
Dates: 1913
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874) and Edith Stephenson––Unidentified, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Congratulations to William Lloyd Garrison (1874) and Edith Stephenson Garrison on
the births of their children, unidentified and undated
Subject Terms: Births
Dates: Undated
[Miscellaneous postcards]
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous postcards to Garrison family members, primarily the family of William
Lloyd Garrison (1874), c. 1904–1993
Subject Terms: Travel; Vacations; Outdoor recreation; Birds and bird conservation; Holidays
Geographic Place Names: Europe
Principal Correspondents: Garrison, John Bright; Garrison, Barbara Foss “Beezie”; Griffin, Edith Alice
Garrison; Griffin, Robert Westervelt; Garrison, William Lloyd (1902)
Dates: c. 1904–1993
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Garrison Family Correspondence–Third-Party Letters
Adams, John Quincy to Edmund Quincy, 1838
Descriptive Title: John Quincy Adams correspondence to Edmund Quincy, 1838
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Organization Names: Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
Principal Correspondents: Adams, John Quincy
Dates: 1838
Ahlborn, Emily to Roger Clark, 1918
Descriptive Title: Emily Ahlborn correspondence to Roger Clark, 1918
Subject Terms: Transportation
Principal Correspondents: Ahlborn, Emily
Dates: 1918
Anthony, Susan B. to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1871
Descriptive Title: Susan B. Anthony correspondence to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1871
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Anthony, Susan B.
Dates: 1871
Bartlett, J. W. to Emma Buffum, 1862
Descriptive Title: J. W. Bartlett correspondence to Emma Buffum, 1862
Subject Terms: Civil War
Principal Correspondents: Bartlett, J. W.
Dates: 1862
Blackwell, Henry Brown to Susan B. Anthony, 1872
Descriptive Title: Henry Brown Blackwell correspondence to Susan B. Anthony, 1872
Subject Terms: Women’s suffrage; Elections; Republican Party
Principal Correspondents: Blackwell, Henry Brown
Dates: 1872
Carret, Sarah W. to “Dear boy,” 1895
Descriptive Title: Sarah W. Carret correspondence addressed to “Dear boy” (her unnamed son), 1895
Principal Correspondents: Carret, Sarah W.
Dates: 1895
Clark, Roger to Lucy, 1947
Descriptive Title: Roger Clark correspondence to Lucy, 1947
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Roger
Dates: 1947
Clark, Sarah B. to Margaret Storrs Grierson, 1968
Descriptive Title: Sarah Bancroft Clark correspondence to Margaret Storrs Grierson, 1968
Principal Correspondents: Clark, Sarah Bancroft
Dates: 1968
Cockerell, Sir Sydney with Irene Earle Dickson, 1943–56
Descriptive Title: Correspondence between Sir Sydney Cockerell and Irene Earle Dickson, 1943–1956
Subject Terms: World War II; Printing; Economic crisis and response
Geographic Place Names: United Kingdom
Persons as Subjects: Cockerell, Douglas Bennett
Organization Names: The Times (London)
Principal Correspondents: Cockerell, Sir Sydney; Dickson, Irene Earle
Content Notes: Frame 0580 contains a letter from Cockerell to Eleanor Garrison thanking her for the
news of Dickson’s death (Eleanor and Irene were close friends).
Dates: 1943–1956
Cram, Mary Wells to Lizzie Simmons, 1899–1905
Descriptive Title: Mary Wells Cram correspondence to Lizzie Simmons, 1899–1905
Subject Terms: Travel; Children; Families; Health condition
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Geographic Place Names: Europe
Principal Correspondents: Cram, Mary Wells
Dates: 1899–1905
Douglass, Helen to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1900
Descriptive Title: Helen Douglass correspondence to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1900
Subject Terms: Woman’s Bible; Black Americans; Racial discrimination; Race relations
Principal Correspondents: Douglass, Helen
Dates: 1900
Dreier, Theodore to Edward Yeomans, 1933
Descriptive Title: Theodore Dreier correspondence to Edward Yeomans, 1933
Subject Terms: Colleges and universities; Teachers; School administration
Organization Names: Black Mountain College; Rollins College
Principal Correspondents: Dreier, Theodore
Dates: 1933
Gilman, Rev. Nicholas to Rev. George Whitefield, 1744–45
Descriptive Title: Rev. Nicholas Gilman correspondence to Rev. George Whitefield, 1744–1745
Subject Terms: Religious faith
Principal Correspondents: Gilman, Nicholas
Content Notes: “Extract from a letter dated March 3d, 1744-5, written by the Rev. Nicholas Gilman, of
Durham, N.H., to the Rev. George Whitefield, in reference to an occurrence at the house of Sir
Wm. Pepperell, before the Expedition to Louisburgh” (Frame 0735). This notation is at the top
of the single typewritten letter.
Dates: 1744–1745
Gilpin, Charles William to Grace Greenwood, 1854
Descriptive Title: Charles William Gilpin correspondence to Grace Greenwood, 1854
Subject Terms: Marriage; Slaves and slavery
Principal Correspondents: Gilpin, Charles William
Dates: 1854
Grew, Mary to Samuel May, 1865
Descriptive Title: Mary Grew correspondence to Samuel May, 1865
Subject Terms: Private clubs and societies
Organization Names: American Anti-Slavery Society
Principal Correspondents: Grew, Mary
Content Notes: Single letter discusses possible dissolution or disbanding of the American Anti-Slavery
Society and activities of members.
Dates: 1865
Hamlin, Charles E. to Mrs. Keely, 1872
Descriptive Title: Charles E. Hamlin correspondence to Mrs. Keely, 1872
Subject Terms: Zoology
Persons as Subjects: Anthony, J. G.; Anthony, Ann Rhodes
Principal Correspondents: Hamlin, Charles E.
Dates: 1872
Hooker, Isabella Beecher to Anthony, Susan B., 1872
Descriptive Title: Isabella Beecher Hooker correspondence to Susan B. Anthony, 1872
Subject Terms: Presidential elections
Persons as Subjects: Woodhull, Victoria Claflin; Douglass, Frederick
Principal Correspondents: Hooker, Isabella Beecher
Content Notes: Single letter appears to discuss a dispute between Hooker and Anthony over the
presidential campaign of Victoria Woodhull.
Dates: 1872
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Hooker, Isabella Beecher to Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 1870–71
Descriptive Title: Isabella Beecher Hooker correspondence to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1870–1871
Subject Terms: Membership organizations; Conferences; Speeches and addresses; Women’s suffrage;
Republican Party; Congress
Persons as Subjects: Anthony, Susan B.
Principal Correspondents: Hooker, Isabella Beecher; Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Content Notes: Letters discuss a convention presumably designed to advocate for women’s suffrage.
Includes a response from Stanton to Hooker.
Dates: 1870–1871
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Hoskin, John and Kate to Anne, n.d.
Descriptive Title: John and Kate Hoskin correspondence to Anne, undated
Subject Terms: Travel; Families
Principal Correspondents: Hoskin, John; Hoskin, Kate
Dates: Undated
Johnson, Oliver to Frederick Douglass, 1845
Descriptive Title: Oliver Johnson correspondence to Frederick Douglass, 1845
Subject Terms: Writings; Travel
Geographic Place Names: England
Organization Names: New York Tribune
Principal Correspondents: Johnson, Oliver
Dates: 1845
Livermore, Mary to Rev. C. A. Roys, 1901
Descriptive Title: Mary Livermore correspondence to Rev. C. A. Roys, 1901
Persons as Subjects: Howard, Genevieve
Principal Correspondents: Livermore, Mary
Dates: 1901
McKim, Charles Follen to Byrne, Mary, 1856, 1860
Descriptive Title: Charles Follen McKim correspondence to Mary Byrne, 1856, 1860
Subject Terms: Health condition
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Charles Follen
Dates: 1856, 1860
McKim, Charles Follen to Sister, 1882
Descriptive Title: Charles Follen McKim correspondence to his unnamed sister, 1882
Subject Terms: Travel; Railroads; Steamboats
Geographic Place Names: Canada
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Charles Follen
Dates: 1882
McKim, James Miller to Byrne, Mary, 1858–68
Descriptive Title: James Miller McKim correspondence to Mary Byrne, 1858–1868
Subject Terms: Money
Principal Correspondents: McKim, James Miller
Dates: 1858–1868
McKim, James Miller to McKim, Sarah A. Speakman, 1837–53
Descriptive Title: James Miller McKim correspondence to his wife Sarah A. Speakman McKim, 1837–
1853
Subject Terms: Health condition
Principal Correspondents: McKim, James Miller; McKim, Sarah A. Speakman
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Frame No.
0089
0097
0144
0208
0215
0218
0221
0225
0233
Content Notes: Includes one reply from Sarah to her husband James.
Dates: 1837–1853
McKim, James Miller to Potts, Rebecca Speakman, 1837–38
Descriptive Title: James Miller McKim correspondence to Rebecca Speakman Potts, 1837–1838
Principal Correspondents: McKim, James Miller
Dates: 1837–1838
McKim, Sarah A. Speakman to Byrne, Mary, 1856–81
Descriptive Title: Sarah A. Speakman McKim correspondence to Mary Byrne, 1856–1881
Subject Terms: Children; Families
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Sarah A. Speakman
Dates: 1856–1881
McKim, Sarah A. Speakman to Cox, Mrs. Kenyon, 1877–88
Descriptive Title: Sarah A. Speakman McKim correspondence to Mrs. Kenyon Cox, 1877–1888
Subject Terms: Gifts and donations; Children; Death and dying; Health condition
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, Wendell Phillips; Garrison, Lloyd McKim; Garrison, Philip McKim;
Garrison, Katherine McKim; McKim, Charles Follen
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Sarah A. Speakman
Content Notes: Folder begins with the notation “Kenyon Cox was a close friend––a classmate at
Harvard?––of Wendell Phillips Garrison, who, himself, corresponded with Mrs. Cox over a
period of years (See his letters, Harvard Library)” (Frame 0145).
Dates: 1877–1888
McKim, Sarah A. Speakman to Potts, Archer, 1884
Descriptive Title: Sarah A. Speakman McKim correspondence to Archer Potts, 1884
Subject Terms: Children; Families
Principal Correspondents: McKim, Sarah A. Speakman
Dates: 1884
Martineau, James to Mr. Rawnsley, 1896
Descriptive Title: James Martineau correspondence to Mr. Rawnsley, 1896
Principal Correspondents: Martineau, James
Dates: 1896
May, Samuel J. to Susan B. Anthony, 1850
Descriptive Title: Samuel J. May correspondence to Susan B. Anthony, 1850
Principal Correspondents: May, Samuel J.
Content Notes: Explains why May probably will not be able to get to McGrawville, a college in New
York.
Dates: 1850
Nichol, John P. to Mr. Webb, 1857
Descriptive Title: John P. Nichol correspondence to Mr. Webb, 1857
Principal Correspondents: Nichol, John P.
Dates: 1857
Peck, Mary Gray to Nora Sayre, 1917–18
Descriptive Title: Mary Gray Peck correspondence to Nora Sayre, 1917–1918
Subject Terms: Elections; Women’s suffrage
Principal Correspondents: Peck, Mary Gray
Dates: 1917–1918
Phillips, Wendell to James Buffum, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Wendell Phillips correspondence to James Buffum, undated
Principal Correspondents: Phillips, Wendell
Dates: Undated
100
Frame No.
0237
0240
0249
0310
0315
0322
0325
0330
0335
Potts, Rebecca Speakman to Mary Byrne, 1858
Descriptive Title: Rebecca Speakman Potts correspondence to Mary Byrne, 1858
Principal Correspondents: Potts, Rebecca Speakman
Dates: 1858
Pugh, Sarah to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1841
Descriptive Title: Sarah Pugh correspondence to Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1841
Principal Correspondents: Pugh, Sarah
Dates: 1841
Quincy, Edmund with Richard Webb, 1843–59
Descriptive Title: Correspondence between Edmund Quincy and Richard Webb, 1843–1859
Subject Terms: Slaves and slavery
Principal Correspondents: Webb, Richard; Quincy, Edmund
Dates: 1843–1859
Sigourney, L. H. to Bernard Barton, 1837
Descriptive Title: L. H. Sigourney correspondence to Bernard Barton, 1837
Principal Correspondents: Sigourney, L. H.
Dates: 1837
Speakman, Micajah to Sarah Speakman and James Miller McKim, 1829, 1840
Descriptive Title: Micajah Speakman correspondence to his daughter Sarah Speakman and future sonin-law James Miller McKim, 1829, 1840
Subject Terms: Marriage
Principal Correspondents: Speakman, Micajah
Dates: 1829, 1840
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady to Anthony, Susan B., 1874, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Cady Stanton correspondence to Susan B. Anthony, 1874, and undated
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses
Principal Correspondents: Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Content Notes: Single letter discusses verbal attacks against Stanton.
Dates: 1874, and undated
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady to Griffing, Mrs., 1870
Descriptive Title: Elizabeth Cady Stanton correspondence to Mrs. Griffing, 1870
Subject Terms: Speeches and addresses; Women’s rights
Principal Correspondents: Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Content Notes: Writing from Kalamazoo, Michigan, in December 1870, Stanton said, “I am speaking
every night to fine audiences, sometimes on suffrage, sometimes on marriage, sometimes on
marriage & divorce. I shall be a reservoir of sorrows! O! the experiences women pour into my
ears!” (Frame 0326).
Dates: 1870
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady to Townsend, Milo, 1871
Descriptive Title: Correspondence between Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Milo Townsend, 1871
Subject Terms: Women’s rights
Persons as Subjects: Woodhull, Victoria Claflin
Principal Correspondents: Townsend, Milo; Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
Content Notes: Townsend questions whether Woodhull is an asset in the women’s rights movement,
and Stanton responds by supporting Woodhull and her efforts on behalf of all women.
Dates: 1871
Stead, W. T. to Dr. Conway, 1901
Descriptive Title: W. T. Stead correspondence to Dr. Conway, 1901
Subject Terms: War; Evidence
Principal Correspondents: Stead, W. T.
101
Frame No.
0340
0345
0438
0440
0443
0447
0450
0452
0461
Content Notes: Single letter discusses “alleged breaches of the rules of civilized warfare drawn up at the
Hague, in the three wars now raging, that of South Africa, China, and the Phillipines [sic]” (Frame
0336).
Dates: 1901
Stone, Lucy to James Buffum, 1856–58
Descriptive Title: Lucy Stone correspondence to James Buffum, 1856–1858
Subject Terms: Securities
Principal Correspondents: Stone, Lucy
Dates: 1856–1858
Tidd-Lord-Henchman-Carret family, 1811–56
Descriptive Title: Tidd, Lord, Henchman, and Carret families correspondence, 1811–1856
Subject Terms: Ships and shipbuilding; Business; Families; Travel; Plantation life; Children; Health
condition; Death and dying; Colleges and universities
Geographic Place Names: Trinidad, Cuba; Cuba; France
Organization Names: Royall House (Medford, Massachusetts)
Principal Correspondents: Tidd, Charles; Tidd, Eliza Henchman; Lord, Mary B.; Carret, Joseph; Carret,
Eliza H.; Carret, José Francisco; Lord, Polly Anne
Content Notes: Bound notebook containing typewritten copies of Tidd, Lord, Henchman, and Carret
family correspondence, including a table of contents, short biographies of correspondents, and
genealogy. A Carret family history begins on Frame 0431. Notebook closes with a postscript by
Margaret Garrison Phoutrides, daughter of Margaret Carret Garrison.
Dates: 1811–1856
Tolstoy, Leo to Edward H. James, 1903
Descriptive Title: Leo Tolstoy correspondence to Edward H. James, 1903
Subject Terms: Writings
Persons as Subjects: Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
Principal Correspondents: Tolstoy, Leo
Dates: 1903
Wardlaw, Ralph to George Thompson, 1838
Descriptive Title: Ralph Wardlaw correspondence to George Thompson, 1838
Principal Correspondents: Wardlaw, Ralph
Dates: 1838
Weld, Frank to Mrs. J. F. Carret, 1926
Descriptive Title: Frank Weld correspondence to Mrs. J. F. Carret, 1926
Principal Correspondents: Weld, Frank
Dates: 1926
Wellington, Henry to Charles Daniel, 1901
Descriptive Title: Henry Wellington correspondence to Charles Daniel, 1901
Principal Correspondents: Wellington, Henry
Dates: 1901
Weston, Anna Warren to Samuel May, 1885
Descriptive Title: Anne Warren Weston correspondence to Samuel May, 1885
Principal Correspondents: Weston, Anne Warren
Dates: 1885
Weston, Caroline to Henry Chapman, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Caroline Weston correspondence to Henry Chapman, undated
Principal Correspondents: Weston, Caroline
Dates: Undated
Weston, Emma to Caroline and Deborah Weston, 1846
Descriptive Title: Emma Weston correspondence to Caroline and Deborah Weston, 1846
Principal Correspondents: Weston, Emma
Dates: 1846
102
Frame No.
0470
0474
0485
0491
0495
0498
0539
Whipple, Charles K. to Parker Pillsbury, 1895
Descriptive Title: Charles K. Whipple correspondence to Parker Pillsbury, 1895
Principal Correspondents: Whipple, Charles K.
Dates: 1895
Wood, Caroline Stratton to ?, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Caroline Stratton Wood correspondence to an unidentified recipient, undated
Principal Correspondents: Wood, Caroline Stratton
Dates: Undated
Wood, Hetty to Charles P. Wood, 1854
Descriptive Title: Hetty Wood correspondence to Charles P. Wood, 1854
Principal Correspondents: Wood, Hetty
Dates: 1854
Woodhull, Victoria Claflin to Mrs. Bladen, 1871
Descriptive Title: Victoria Claflin Woodhull correspondence to Mrs. Bladen, 1871
Principal Correspondents: Woodhull, Victoria Claflin
Dates: 1871
Yerrington, J. M. W. to Mary Livermore, 1856
Descriptive Title: J. M. W. Yerrington correspondence to Mary Livermore, 1856
Principal Correspondents: Yerrington, J. M. W.
Dates: 1856
Miscellaneous, Letters to Mary Randall, 1908, n.d.
Descriptive Title: Miscellaneous correspondence to Mary Randall, 1908, and undated
Subject Terms: Health condition; Housing
Principal Correspondents: Greene, Ada B.; Walcott, H. I.; Randall, Clara J.
Content Notes: Many letters are unsigned or have illegible correspondents.
Dates: 1908, and undated
Miscellaneous, Unidentified, 1863–47 [sic], n.d.
Descriptive Title: Garrison family third-party correspondence, 1863–1947: unidentified letters collected
by members of the Garrison family
Subject Terms: World War I; Prejudice; International relations
Geographic Place Names: France; Germany
Organization Names: Susan B. Anthony House
Principal Correspondents: Stephenson, C. Y.
Dates: 1863–1947, and undated
103
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS INDEX
The following index is a guide to the principal correspondents in this microform publication. The first
number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame
number at which the file containing correspondence by the person begins. Hence, 29: 0788 directs
researchers to Frame 0788 of Reel 29. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of
this guide, the researcher will find topics listed, within each category, in the order in which they appear on the
film.
Allen, Walter
1: 0612
Allyn, Richard
26: 0660
Alsop, Joseph W.
30: 0920
Alter, William
1: 0619
Ames, Charles Burton
1: 0627
Ames, Charles Gordon
1: 0631
Ames, Katharine
34: 0001
Angell, George T.
1: 0639
Anthony, Lucy E.
1: 0646
Anthony, Susan B.
1: 0656, 0678, 0690, 0702, 0714, 0725, 0729,
0751, 0781, 0795; 32: 0395; 33: 0634;
34: 0422
Ardle, Lillian W.
1: 0802
Armstrong, Richard Acland
29: 0607
Ashurst, W. H., Jr.
29: 0761
Astley, F. Lloyd
1: 0897
Astley, Frank
1: 0836
Astley, Muriel
1: 0836
Atkinson, Will J.
2: 0001
Atwater, Abby
2: 0015
Abbot, Francis E.
29: 0788
Acevedo, Pearl
1: 0001
Adams, Charles Francis
1: 0011
Adams, James Truslow
1: 0031
Adams, John Calvin
30: 0920
Adams, John Quincy
34: 0418
Adams, Nathan
1: 0033
Adams, Sherman
28: 0405
Ahlborn, Alice
33: 0696
Ahlborn, Emil
1: 0037, 0257
Ahlborn, Emily
1: 0381; 32: 0637; 34: 0420
Alcott, Bronson
1: 0555
Alder, Charles
1: 0558
Alder, Margaret Rachel Bruce “Shibby”
1: 0566
Alford, Edward B.
33: 0696
Allen, Abby Louise
30: 0920
Allen, Francis H.
1: 0589
Allen, Glover M.
26: 0660
Allen, Nathaniel
1: 0610
105
Atwater, Richard
2: 0101
Avery, Myrta Lockett
29: 0788
Avery, Susan Look
2: 0113
Axon, William
2: 0156
Ayers, Mary Wilcox
2: 0163
Babcock, Katharine
2: 0227
Bailey, May
31: 0001
Bailey, Warren Worth
2: 0256
Bainbridge, Bessie
29: 0811
Baker, John F.
29: 0811
Baker, Ray Stannard
2: 0262
Barbey, J. A.
2: 0266
Barker, D. C.
29: 0811
Barnet, Charles Swasey
2: 0272
Barr, Carolyn “Shorty”
2: 0277, 0514
Barrow, Florence A.
33: 0447
Barrows, Eliza
2: 0880
Barrows, Isabel
3: 0001
Barrows, Samuel
3: 0025
Barry, Charles Arthur
3: 0054
Barry, Jane Becket
3: 0064
Bartlett, J. W.
34: 0428
Basset, Sara Ware
3: 0075
Batchelder, Laura
26: 0660
Bauduin, Jean
3: 0093
Bauduin, Therese
3: 0093
Baxter, Philip
3: 0218
Beaman, Mary S.
3: 0298
Beecher, Walter H.
3: 0358
Bement, Ruth
3: 0364
Benson, J. C.
3: 0380
Benson, Thomas
3: 0383
Bernstein, Sherman
26: 0660
Berrall, Gertrude
26: 0660
Berry, Benjamin H.
3: 0387
Bigelow, John
29: 0811
Bill, Georgia D.
28: 0405
Binger, Clarinda “Chloe”
33: 0001
Bird, Margery W.
3: 0395
Birney, George Henry
3: 0409
Birney, Laura Stratton
3: 0412, 0475
Blackwell, Alice Stone
3: 0530, 0556, 0671, 0740; 32: 0637
Blackwell, Henry Brown
3: 0799; 34: 0435
Blatch, Harriot Stanton
3: 0805
Blaydow, Erna B.
26: 0660
Bliss, Eugene
33: 0001
Bolster, Lucy
4: 0001
Bolster, Richard
4: 0001
Bond, Elizabeth Powell
32: 0637
Bonney, Frederick P.
4: 0034
Booth, W. S.
31: 0001
Borah, William E.
32: 0270
106
Boutwell, George
4: 0040
Bowditch, W. I.
4: 0050
Bowles, Samuel
4: 0060
Boyd, William Riley
4: 0067
Boynton, Theodore
4: 0085
Bradford, Robert
28: 0405
Bragdon, Henry W.
4: 0102, 0226
Bragdon, Katherine
4: 0252
Bragdon, May “Aunt Maisie”
4: 0265
Braggiotte, Gloria
4: 0281
Brandt-Erickson, Patsy
4: 0293
Bretz, Harold
4: 0305
Bretz, Helen
4: 0305
Brewer, Martha
26: 0660
Brewster, Henry H.
26: 0660
Bridgman, Sidney
4: 0331
Brigham, William D.
31: 0001
Bromage, Gladys
4: 0342
Bromage, W. E.
31: 0001
Brown, Alice
4: 0458
Brown, Betty
4: 0470
Brown, E. R.
4: 0498
Brown, Edward
29: 0811
Brown, Florence A.
4: 0504
Brown, John, Jr.
4: 0549
Brown, Kate Wiser
33: 0447
Brown, William Wells
4: 0563
Browne, Francis F.
4: 0571
Bryce, James
4: 0578; 32: 0637
Buffum, Abby
4: 0613
Buffum, James
4: 0619
Buffum, Lydia
4: 0625
Buffum, Rebekah Northey
4: 0628, 0657; 33: 0696
Buffum, Ruth
4: 0720
Buffum, William
4: 0725
Bumstead, Horace
32: 0637
Bunker, Edward
29: 0811
Burleigh, Florence
4: 0744
Burleigh, Margaret J.
29: 0607
Burr, Allston
4: 0761
Burr, Elizabeth Randolph
4: 0788
Burr, H. M.
4: 0795
Bush, Olivia Ward
32: 0637
Butler, James J.
26: 0660
Butler, Josephine
4: 0802
Buxton, Thomas Powell
4: 0826
Byles, S. A.
29: 0811
Cable, George Washington
4: 0832
Call, Anne P.
5: 0001, 0067, 0102, 0144, 0198
Call, Don
5: 0277
Callahan, Madelyn
26: 0786
Campbell, Emma
31: 0090
107
Caporn, Alice M.
31: 0090
Carnighan, M. H.
5: 0303
Carnighan, W. M.
5: 0303
Carret, Eliza H.
35: 0345
Carret, Frances
5: 0312
Carret, Frances Weld
33: 0447
Carret, Georgiana
5: 0317
Carret, J. F.
5: 0335
Carret, José Francisco
35: 0345
Carret, Joseph
35: 0345
Carret, Margaret
5: 0357
Carret, Sarah W.
5: 0367, 0441; 34: 0066, 0442
Carter, Elizabeth C.
5: 0523
Carter, Frank
5: 0534
Carter, Franklin, Jr.
5: 0545
Carter, Helen
5: 0573
Catt, Carrie Chapman
5: 0614
Chace, Eliza G.
5: 0638
Chace, Elizabeth Buffum
5: 0674
Chace, Elizabeth E.
5: 0699
Chace, Fenner
5: 0702
Chace, Lillie Buffum
5: 0707
Chadwick, John W.
5: 0710
Chamberlain, D. H.
5: 0725
Chamberlain, Paul
30: 0001
Channing, William Henry
5: 0733
Chapin, James P.
26: 0786
Chapman, John Jay
5: 0736
Chapman, Maria Weston
5: 0753
Chase, Benjamin
32: 0395
Chase, Donald A.
5: 0766
Chase, Edith
5: 0793
Chase, Mary C.
5: 0771
Chase, Phillip P.
5: 0780
Chase, Stuart
5: 0785
Chase, William Beverly
5: 0793
Cheever, George B.
5: 0820
Cheney, Ednah Dow
5: 0824
Chesson, Amelia A. E.
5: 0829
Chesson, F. W.
5: 0844
Chesson, Fred W.
6: 0001
Chesson, W. H.
6: 0005
Chestnut, Charles W.
6: 0012
Child, Lydia Maria
6: 0016
Choate, Joseph
6: 0024
Claflin, Jehiel
6: 0043; 32: 0395
Clark, Alice
6: 0053
Clark, Bancroft
6: 0155
Clark, Eleanor
6: 0174
Clark, Ellery H.
6: 0179
Clark, Helen Bright
6: 0184, 0291, 0383, 0465; 32: 0637
Clark, Hilda
6: 0554
108
Clark, J. Edmund
6: 0560; 32: 0395
Clark, John Bright
6: 0577
Clark, K.
6: 0625
Clark, Lucretia
6: 0632
Clark, Margaret
6: 0636
Clark, Mariane
6: 0654
Clark, Mary L.
6: 0659
Clark, Nathan
6: 0699
Clark, Peter
6: 0714
Clark, Priscilla
6: 0716
Clark, Roger
6: 0728; 7: 0001, 0113, 0276, 0411; 34: 0447
Clark, Rosamond
7: 0499
Clark, Sarah Bancroft
7: 0509, 0643, 0714, 0817; 34: 0451
Clark, Stephen
8: 0001
Clark, William
8: 0063
Cloke, Paul
26: 0786
Clothier, Esther Clark
8: 0079
Clothier, Peter
8: 0194
Clothier, Thompson
8: 0179
Clothier, Violet
8: 0194
Cobb, Samuel C.
29: 0607
Cockerell, Sir Sydney
34: 0455
Codman, John S.
8: 0208
Coffin, Gertrude
8: 0220
Coffin, Winthrop
8: 0220
Colby, Clara Bewick
8: 0242
Collins, John A.
30: 0001
Collins, Rebecca Pool
30: 0001
Colman, Lucy
8: 0244
Compere, Janet
28: 0506
Compere, Ruth
28: 0506
Conant, Lucy Scarborough
8: 0247, 0301, 0436, 0542, 0610, 0676, 0783,
0871; 9: 0001, 0097
Conway, Moncure
9: 0248
Cook, Frederick F.
9: 0276
Cooke, Ruth Emerson
9: 0286
Cooper, Joseph
29: 0607; 32: 0350
Corey, Eva D.
9: 0326
Cotton, Vera
26: 0786
Coveney, James
31: 0090
Cowin, Katherine C.
9: 0349, 0485
Cox, C. F.
9: 0537
Cram, Charles E.
9: 0547
Cram, Mary Wells
9: 0570, 0758; 10: 0088; 32: 0637; 34: 0582
Cram, Robert
9: 0758, 0852; 10: 0001, 0088
Cromwell, Otelia
10: 0197
Crook, Margaret B.
26: 0576
Crosby, Eleanor D.
10: 0251
Crosby, Ernest Howard
10: 0265
Crosby, J. W.
10: 0283
Crosley, Edith A.
10: 0247
Cross, Elizabeth Breckinridge
28: 0506
109
Cummings, Philip H.
10: 0292
Cummings, Thomas H.
30: 0001
Cunningham, Charlotte Wade
33: 0447
Cunningham, Florence
28: 0506
Curran, Mary A. Lafferty
10: 0383
Cushman, Polly
10: 0394
Cushman, Robert
10: 0394
Cutler, John
10: 0456
Cutting, Jim
10: 0463
Cutting, R. Bayard
10: 0503
Dabney, Julia P.
30: 0081
Dahlman, Jane
10: 0530
Dall, Caroline H.
10: 0597
Dalton, Susan
10: 0612
Daniel, Charles
10: 0623
Daniel, Charles, Jr.
10: 0651
Daniel, Edward
10: 0658
Daniel, K. M.
34: 0045
Daniel, Kate
10: 0674, 0761; 11: 0001, 0108, 0259, 0439,
0558
Daniel, Robert M.
11: 0649
Daniel, Teresa
11: 0666
Daniel, Yi-Yi
11: 0671
Darling, Frances C.
26: 0786
Davis, Charles Henry
11: 0776
Davis, Willie W.
32: 0637
Day, Fairfield
11: 0786
Day, George Parmly
11: 0800
Day, Henry B.
11: 0804
Day, Joseph
11: 0810
Day, Julia
11: 0819
DeMille, Anna George
11: 0826
Deming, P.
30: 0081
Denton, Georgina Kay
11: 0844
DePierrefeu, Dodo
12: 0001
DePierrefeu, Elsa Tudor
12: 0041
DePierrefeu, Katharine
12: 0070
DePierrefeu, Yann
12: 0079
Dibbler, Benjamin W.
31: 0177
Dickinson, Anna
12: 0084
Dickson, Irene Earle
12: 0098, 0188, 0289; 34: 0455
Dietrick, Louise
12: 0390
Dillard, James H.
30: 0081
Dole, Charles F.
12: 0411
Donald, Malcolm
12: 0430
Douglas, David
12: 0437
Douglass, Frederick
12: 0444
Douglass, Helen
34: 0726
Drake, F. H.
30: 0081
Dreier, Ethel
12: 0448
Dreier, John
12: 0454
110
Dreier, Theodore
34: 0731
Dresel, Anna L.
12: 0552
du Pont, Mary Chichester
31: 0177
DuBois, W. E. B.
12: 0576; 32: 0637
Dubord, André
26: 0786
Duggan, Mary Alice “Polly”
12: 0578
Duncan, Elsa
12: 0604
DuPont, Deo
12: 0630
Durham, Meza
12: 0802
Duvall, Elizabeth
12: 0863
Dwight, Theodore F.
12: 0879
Dyer-Bennet, John
12: 0882
Eastman, Crystal
12: 0897
Eaton, Bab
34: 0001
Eaton, Elma
12: 0899
Eaton, Peg
12: 0907
Eckstorm, Paul F.
26: 0905
Edge, Rosalie
26: 0905
Edison, Thomas A.
12: 0961
Edwards, Elizabeth E.
33: 0696
Ehrich, Louis
12: 0973
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
12: 0986
Ellis, Allan V.
13: 0001
Ellis, Charles
30: 0147
Ellis, Irene H.
33: 0356
Emerson, Fran
13: 0026
Endicott, William, Jr.
13: 0038
Epstein, Dena
13: 0047
Estlin, Mary
13: 0057
Evans, Rebecca Winsor
13: 0145
Facio-Lince, Daniel
13: 0307
Facio-Lince, Nohra
13: 0307
Faelten, Maud
33: 0447
Fairbanks, Calvin
13: 0334
Fairfield, John
26: 0905
Farlow, Alfred
30: 0167
Farrison, W. Edward
13: 0337
Farwell, Sidney E.
31: 0236
Fentress, Louise
13: 0341
Fiedler, Henry George
26: 0905
Fish, William H.
13: 0380; 32: 0350
Fisher, Iris
13: 0391
Fitzgerald, John F.
30: 0167
Fitzgerald, Susan W.
31: 0236
Flint, Martha E.
13: 0426
Flynn, Patrick
13: 0437
Forbes, Allan
13: 0476
Forbes, John Murray
13: 0488
Forster, Ralph
26: 0905
Foster, Abby Kelley
13: 0512
Foster, Elizabeth
26: 0905
Fowlds, George
13: 0515
111
Fowler, Frances
13: 0559
Fox, Joel
30: 0167
Frayer, William
13: 0576
Freeman, Elizabeth
13: 0582
French, Helen
28: 0581
Fukui, Eiko
13: 0585
Fuller, Lucy Derby
13: 0611
Fuller, Marjorie W.
27: 0156
Fuller, Richard
31: 0236
Fuller, Samuel Richard
13: 0611; 32: 0637
Fyffe, Elizabeth
13: 0632
Gaines, Mary L.
13: 0768
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Golz, Joseph
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Hills, William Henry
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Holbrook, Arthur “Sandy”
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Holbrook, Arthur T.
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Holbrook, Sue
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Holley, Sallie
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Holmes, John Haynes
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Holt, Byron W.
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Hoskin, John
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Howard, Harold S.
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Howe, Julia Ward
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Howells, William Dean
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Howland, Emily
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Hubbard, Hope
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Hubbard, Joe
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Hubbard, Martha
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Hughes, Sarah F.
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Huntress, A. J.
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Impey, Catherine
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Jackson, George
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Jameson, A. R.
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Jameson, John D.
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Jefferson, Joseph
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Johnson, Oliver
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Johnson, Samuel
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Johnson, Tom L.
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Johnston, N. R.
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Jordan, Helen Judd
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Kalmenoff, Matthew
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Kimball, John C.
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Kingman, Edith
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Lamont, Thomas W.
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Laugel, Elizabeth Bates
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Lauriat, Charles E., Jr.
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Lawson, Roy, Jr.
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Lee, Amice
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Lee, Herbert
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Leggett, Joseph
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Leland, Elsa Tudor
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Leland, Marine
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Leubuscher, Frederic Cyrus
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Leviseur, Rose
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Lewis, Enoch
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Lieber, Hetty Wood
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Lillie, Andrew D.
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Lindsey, Anne
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Lindsey, Kenneth
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Linsley, Letitia H.
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Little, Eliza A.
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Livermore, Mary
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Livernash, Edward J.
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Lord, Mary B.
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Lord, Polly Anne
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Lord, W. R.
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Lord, William R.
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Lorne, Martha Perry
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Loud, H. B.
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Love, Alfred H.
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Love, Pattie B.
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Lovejoy, Ida
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Lovett, Elizabeth Quincy
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Low, Ann
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Lowell, Josephine Shaw
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Lummis, Charles F.
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Lumpkin, Agnes A.
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Lupton, Joseph
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Lutz, Alma
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Mabbett, Edith Louise
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MacDonald, Ella
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MacDonald, Robert G.
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Macdowell, Agnes
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MacKay, Alexander Murray
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MacKaye, Marion
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MacKaye, Percy
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Macomber, Janet Eaton
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Madgaoha, Amandi
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Magie, William A., II
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Manning, Joseph C.
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Manning, Mary E.
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Mariner, Elwyn E.
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Marks, Alfred
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Marshall, William E.
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Martineau, James
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Martineau, Jane
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Martineau, R. F.
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Marty, J.
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Masten, Ann
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Matlock, Mary F. S.
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Maury, G. Bonet
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Mawson, Camie
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Mawson, Elizabeth
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May, Abby W.
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May, Adie
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May, George E.
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May, Joseph
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May, Samuel J.
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May, Samuel J., Jr.
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May, Valentine H.
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May, Winifred H.
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Maynard, Charles J.
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McCormick, William B.
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McGreevy, Milton
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McIlhenny, Barbara
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McKenzie, William P.
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McKim, James Miller
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McKim, Lucy
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McKim, Margaret S.
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McKim, Sarah A. Speakman
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McLaren, Agnes
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McLaren, Pricilla Bright
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Means, Martha
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Mendonça, Salvador de
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Meriam, Francis J.
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Merriam, Louise M.
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Merrill, Boynton
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Merrill, Edith
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Merrill, Georgiana
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Merrill, Margaret A.
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Merrill, Walter M.
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Mifflin, Lloyd
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Milligan, A. McLeod
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Milliken, Samuel
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Mills, Harriet A.
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Mills, James E.
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Moore, Rebecca
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Moos, Ann
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More, Sarah Peck
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Morgan, Allen
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Morgan, Lillian
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Morgan, Maggie B.
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Morrill, Midge
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Morris, Mary F.
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Morrison, Ruth
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Morse, Alice
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Morse, Frank
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Morse, Joseph B.
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Morse, Lucy Gibbons
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Morse, Nancy W.
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Morss, Everett
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Moseley, A. G.
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Mott, Lucretia Coffin
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Moulton, John G.
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Munro, Sarah Dall
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Murphy, Joseph
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Muther, Josephine
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Naish, Arthur John
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Neilson, Francis
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Newbury, Katharine
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Newell, Louise
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Nichol, Elizabeth Pease
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Nichol, John P.
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Nichols, Adelaide
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Nobechi, Keizo
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Norrell, Annie C.
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Norton, Alice L.
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Norton, Charles Eliot
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Norton, Grace
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Norton, Katherine Garrison
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Nowell, Sarah J.
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Noyes, Edward Hillard
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Nunn, Henry
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O’Brien, Robert L.
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Ogden, Rollo
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Olen, Bea
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Oliver, Benjamin
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Ordway, George
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Ordway, Lila
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Ordway, Robert
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Osborne, Thomas M.
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O’Shea, E. A.
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Pankhurst, Emmeline
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Pankhurst, Sylvia
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Papazian, G. H.
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Park, J. Edgar
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Parker, C. M.
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Parker, George Lawrence
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Parker, Horace S.
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Parker, Margaret E.
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Parker, Theodore
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Parkhurst, Lloyd Garrison
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Parkhurst, William
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Parrish, Hannah
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Parrish, Jean
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Parrish, Lydia
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Parrish, Maxfield, Jr.
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Parton, James
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Payne, Priscilla
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Peabody, George Foster
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Peabody, Katharine P.
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Peacock, Albert
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Peacock, Luva
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Pearson, Elizabeth W.
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Pearson, George A.
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Pease, Charles
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Peck, Mary Gray
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Peirce, Mary E.
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Perry, A. L.
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Perry, Theodora
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Peters, James L.
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Peters, Mary Edith
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Peterson, Roger Tory
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Pethick-Lawrence, Emmeline
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Pettengill, Gordon
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Pettingill, Charles
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Pettingill, Zoë
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Philbrick, Eliza
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Philips, Calvin, Jr.
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Phillips, Ann
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Phillips, Wendell
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Phipson, Evacustes A.
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Pierce, Edward L.
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Pillsbury, Parker
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Pillsbury, Sarah H.
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Pinkham, Henry W.
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Pitman, Hattie M.
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Plimpton, Theodore
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Pool, Frances C.
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Poor, Florence
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Pope, Lottie C.
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Post, Alice Thatcher
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Post, Louis F.
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Potts, Rebecca Speakman
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Powers, H. H.
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Prang, Louis
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Pratt, Winifred
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Price, Lucien
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Prichard, Ellen M.
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Priestman, Anna M.
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Prince, Gretta
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Prince, Kimball
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Pugh, Sarah
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Purdy, Lawson
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Purvis, Charles B.
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Purvis, Hattie
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Purvis, Robert
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Putnam, A. P.
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Putnam, Caroline
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Putnam, Herbert
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Quincy, Edmund
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Quincy, J. P.
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119
Quincy, Josiah
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Quincy, Marguerite “Daisy D”
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Rand, Mourant Woodbury
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Randall, Clara J.
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Randall, Mary
22: 0083, 0279
Ransom, Alice R.
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Raper, J. H.
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Raymond, William L.
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Read, Peggy
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Redmond, Harold
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Redmond, John
22: 0461
Renfrew, Robert
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Reynolds, Hewitt
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Rice, John Clark, Jr.
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Richardson, Anne
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Richardson, Clarence H.
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Richardson, Ellen
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Richardson, Juliet
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Rion, H.
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Rivington, Percy
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Robinson, Edward
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Robinson, Edwin Arlington
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Robson, William
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Rogers, Anna K.
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Rogers, Helen Rochester
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Roosevelt, Theodore
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Rossiter, Frances S.
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Rotch, Josephine
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Rowntree, W. S.
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Rumely, Mary R.
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Runsly, Mary
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Russell, Kathleen
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Russell, Phebe
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Russell, Sarah
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Ryan, William Wade
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Sacrement, Aimée du S.
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Safford, H. E.
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Safford, John
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Safford, Tom
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Sampson, Edward
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Sampson, Eleanor
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Sanborn, Franklin B.
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Sanger, Richard H.
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Sargent, Porter
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Saunders, Babette
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Saunders, Kenneth
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Saunders, W. E.
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Sawyer, Agnes Sampson
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Sawyer, Mildred Conway
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Sayre, Nora
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Sayre, Nora Clemens
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Scaife, Roger L.
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120
Scattergood, J. Henry
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Schlesinger, Mary
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Schofield, Martha
29: 0761
Scott, J. Winifred
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Scott, Mary Augusta
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Sedgwick, Ellery
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Severance, Caroline
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Sewall, Harriet Winslow
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Sewall, Samuel
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Shackleton, Lydia
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Shaw, Anna Howard
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Shaw, S. B.
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Sheldon, Rosamund
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Siegener, Loring
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Sigourney, L. H.
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Simmons, Elizabeth
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Simons, E. H.
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Simpson, Joseph
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Sinclair, Upton
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Sinclair, William
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Skutt, Maggie
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Smalley, Evelyn G.
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Smalley, Phoebe Garnant
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Smeal, William G.
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Smith, Eleanor
29: 0398
Smith, Francis
24: 0031
Smith, Goldwin
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Smith, Joseph Lindon
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Smith, Marion Parris
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Smith, Stedman
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Smith, Stella Bromage
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Somerset, Isabel
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Souther, Rita
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Southwick, Sarah
24: 0226
Speakman, Micajah
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Spence, Catherine
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Spragg, Wesley
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Sprague, Homer B.
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Sprague, Julia A.
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Spring, Rebecca
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Stafford, Wendell Phillips
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Stanfield, J.
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Stantial, Edna Lamprey
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Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
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Starbuck, Elisabeth
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Stead, W. T.
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Stearns, Guy B.
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Steinthal, Alfred
24: 0380
Steinwedell, Ann
24: 0420
Stephens, Frank
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Stephenson, Abby
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Stephenson, C. Y.
35: 0539
121
Stevens, Arthur W.
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Stevens, Edmund
31: 0698
Stevenson, Hannah E.
29: 0607
Stone, Evelyn
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Stone, Lucy
24: 0501; 35: 0340
Storey, Moorfield
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Streeter, Helen
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Sturge, Sophia
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Sunday, Billy
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Sweezy, Everett
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Talbot, Beatrice
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Talbot, Fritz
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Tanner, Margaret A.
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Tarbell, Ida M.
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Taussig, F. W.
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Taylor, Edward R.
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Taylor, Hyman
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Taylor, Samuel
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Terry, Ellen
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Thaxter, Celia
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Thayer, C. C.
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Thomas, Anne
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Thomas, Charles Swain
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Thomas, J. S.
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Thomas, Martha B. O.
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Thompson, George
24: 0783
Thompson, Ruth Brown
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Tidd, Charles
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Tidd, Eliza Henchman
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Tolman, Harriet S.
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Tolstoy, Leo
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Toner, John G.
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Torrence, Betty “Buck”
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Tourgée, Albion W.
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Townsend, Milo
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Tripp, Sophia K.
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Trotter, William Monroe
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Tuke, Mabel
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Tupp, Mell B.
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Tupper, Adele R.
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Twain, Mark
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Twitchell, Eliza
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Tyson, Robert
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Uhlein, Charlotte A.
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Underwood, Sara A.
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Unwin, Cobden
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Upton, Harriet Taylor
25: 0001
Vaillant, Marian
4: 0604
Varnum, Elizabeth W.
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Venturi, Emilie Ashurst
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Villard, Helen Frances Garrison “Fanny”
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Villard, Julia Sanford
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122
Villard, Oswald Garrison
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Vincent, Lucy C.
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Von Erdberg, Amy
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Von Erdberg, Eleanor
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Wagner, Edward H.
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Walcott, H. I.
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Wallace, Dorothy
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Walling, Willoughby H.
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Walsh, Walter
25: 0117
Walter, Peggy
33: 0201
Wardlaw, Ralph
35: 0440
Ware, Grace E.
31: 0811
Warner, Eleanor
25: 0125; 34: 0001
Warren, J. W.
31: 0811
Wash, Constance R.
31: 0811
Washington, Booker T.
25: 0151; 32: 0845
Waters, Henry F.
25: 0176
Watson, Arthur E.
29: 0072
Watts, William P.
25: 0183
Webb, Alfred
25: 0412
Webb, Deborah
25: 0562
Webb, Richard
35: 0249
Webb, Ruth D.
25: 0594
Weber, F. M.
29: 0072
Weld, Agnes
25: 0599
Weld, Anna
30: 0816
Weld, Frank
35: 0443
Weld, Theodore Dwight
25: 0608; 32: 0549; 33: 0634
Weld, Theodore Grimké
25: 0633
Wellington, Henry
35: 0447
Wellington, Henry W.
25: 0636
Wellington, Lydia D.
25: 0643
Wellington, Martha S.
25: 0650
Wells, Webster
30: 0816
Wentworth, Herman
25: 0709
Wentworth, Rita
25: 0709
Weston, Anne Warren
25: 0762; 35: 0450
Weston, Caroline
25: 0777; 35: 0452
Weston, Emma
35: 0461
Wheeler, Alice C.
29: 0072
Whipple, Charles K.
25: 0786; 35: 0470
White, Ed
27: 0609
White, F. B.
27: 0609
White, Horace
30: 0816
Whiting, N. H.
29: 0607
Whitmore, W. H.
30: 0816
Whitney, Anne
25: 0795
Wigham, Eliza
25: 0813
Wilkinson, Charlotte May
32: 0350, 0549
Willard, Frances E.
25: 0827
Willes, Susie
31: 0811
Williams, Abbie Lou
27: 0609
123
Williams, Anna
33: 0201
Williams, Susan
33: 0201
Wilson, Emily Newcomb
26: 0576
Wing, Charlotte
25: 0841
Wing, Lester
25: 0854
Winslow, Caroline
25: 0886
Winslow, H.
31: 0811
Winsor, Ellen
25: 0916
Winston, Martha
25: 0951
Wise, Annie P.
34: 0001
Wise, C. E.
26: 0001
Wise, John S.
29: 0607
Wise, Marguerite A.
26: 0010
Wood, Caroline Stratton
26: 0039; 35: 0474
Wood, Charles P.
26: 0045
Wood, Frank
26: 0098
Wood, Hetty
26: 0128; 35: 0485
Woodhull, Victoria Claflin
35: 0491
Wright, Zilpha
26: 0144; 33: 0201
Wyman, Lillie B. Chace
26: 0288
Yeomans, Edward
26: 0310
Yeomans, Edward, Jr.
26: 0497
Yeomans, Julia
26: 0345
Yerrington, J. M. W.
26: 0299; 35: 0495
Young, Constance
26: 0505
Young, Francis
26: 0505
Young, Mary B.
26: 0530
Young, Vera
27: 0609
Zakrzewska, Marie E.
26: 0546; 32: 0549
Zuckriegel, P.
30: 0816
124
SUBJECT INDEX
The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first number after
each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at
which the file containing information on the subject begins. Hence, 19: 0833 directs researchers to Frame
0833 of Reel 19. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the
researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film. The subject term “Social and
family life” applies to most folders, and therefore does not appear in this index.
Abbott, Lyman
19: 0833
Abolitionist movement
6: 0043; 17: 0172; 24: 0342
Accidents and accident prevention
19: 0130
see also Disasters
Adams, John Quincy
12: 0879
Administration of justice
evidence 35: 0335
legal aid and services 5: 0707
see also Crime and criminals
see also Criminal procedure
see also Prisons
Adoption
21: 0083
Africa
28: 0811
Agriculture
farms and farmers 26: 0345
forests and forestry 21: 0335
Aloha Camp (Fairlee, Vermont)
9: 0349
Alternative medicine
19: 0278
American Anti-Slavery Society
34: 0741
American Civil Liberties Union
8: 0208
American Legion
21: 0782
Anniversaries
7: 0411; 19: 0659
Antebellum events
29: 0811
see also Abolitionist movement
Anthony, Ann Rhodes
34: 0748
Anthony, J. G.
34: 0748
Anthony, Susan B.
34: 0755
Anti-slavery movement
see Slaves and slavery
Apartment houses
8: 0871
Apprenticeship
20: 0334
Armed services
Army 21: 0253; 27: 0695
compulsory military service 18: 0610
Navy 17: 0060; 22: 0765
reserves 20: 0145; 22: 0765
see also Voluntary military service
Armed services reserves
20: 0145; 22: 0765
Arms control and disarmament
12: 0041
Army
21: 0253; 27: 0695
Art
4: 0102; 8: 0301, 0436, 0542, 0676, 0783,
0871; 9: 0001, 0097
see also Painting
Arts and the humanities
30: 0920
see also Art
see also Books and bookselling
see also Dance
The American Magazine
24: 0607
American Red Cross
23: 0333
Ananda-Ashrama (religious center)
5: 0001
125
Births
33: 0882, 0917, 0938; 34: 0001, 0045, 0066,
0086
Black Americans
1: 0781; 4: 0067; 9: 0248; 17: 0094, 0146;
18: 0001, 0079; 21: 0074; 22: 0001;
24: 0856; 25: 0827; 30: 0250, 0374;
31: 0567, 0811; 34: 0726
see also Black populations
Black Mountain College
34: 0731
Black populations
6: 0728
Boarding homes
11: 0001
Boarding schools
see Private schools
Boats and boating
18: 0177
Bonds
see Securities
Books and bookselling
2: 0272; 5: 0753; 6: 0179; 13: 0476; 17: 0439,
0600; 19: 0517, 0802; 20: 0295; 21: 0471;
23: 0254, 0661; 24: 0802; 26: 0786, 0905;
27: 0254; 29: 0398; 30: 0475, 0816;
32: 0001
see also Bible
see also Biographies
see also Literature
Boston Bird Book Company
20: 0295
Arts and the humanities cont.
see also Handicrafts
see also Museums
see also Music
see also Theater
Associations
British Women’s Temperance Association
24: 0223
National American Woman Suffrage
Association 1: 0781; 25: 0001
Asthma
19: 0448
The Atlantic Monthly
23: 0374
Atwater, Richard
2: 0015
Australia
24: 0234
Bacon, Leonard W.
21: 0902
Baltimore, Maryland
5: 0303
Banks and banking
2: 0001; 3: 0387; 21: 0335, 0414; 24: 0539
Baptist Church
21: 0202
Barr, Binnie
2: 0277, 0514
Barr, Richard “Dickie,” III
2: 0277, 0514
Barr, Richard, Jr.
2: 0277, 0514
Berea College
4: 0832
Berlin, Germany
20: 0207
Bible
29: 0739; 30: 0920
see also Woman’s Bible
Biographies
10: 0197; 19: 0790; 20: 0612; 21: 0546, 0729,
0749; 22: 0046; 24: 0752; 26: 0299;
29: 0607; 30: 0400
Birds and bird conservation
1: 0589; 3: 0218, 0298; 4: 0001, 0470, 0604;
13: 0001; 16: 0442; 17: 0959; 20: 0145,
0295; 21: 0321; 22: 0565, 0769; 26: 0505,
0660, 0786, 0905; 27: 0001, 0156, 0254,
0362, 0492, 0609, 0695; 28: 0001, 0194;
34: 0100
see also Poultry and poultry industry
Boston Evening Transcript
20: 0638
Boston Herald
20: 0638
Bragdon, David
4: 0102, 0226, 0252, 0265
Bragdon, Henry W.
4: 0252, 0265
Bragdon, Katherine
4: 0102, 0226, 0265
Bragdon, Peter
4: 0102, 0226
Brazil
19: 0790
Bretz, Barbara
4: 0305; 10: 0088
Bretz, Harold
4: 0305; 10: 0088
126
Bretz, Helen
9: 0758, 0852; 10: 0001, 0088
British Virgin Islands
26: 0660
British Women’s Temperance Association
24: 0223
Brown, Eveline
4: 0498
Brown, Hiram
4: 0498
Brown, Jason
22: 0927
Brown, John
6: 0016; 22: 0927; 24: 0280
Brown, Owen
24: 0787
Brown, William Wells
13: 0337
Bryan, William Jennings
9: 0547
Buckingham School
4: 0604
Business
Boston Bird Book Company 20: 0295
general 8: 0220; 11: 0804; 13: 0515; 18: 0913;
20: 0711, 0783; 21: 0083; 24: 0114;
25: 0183; 35: 0345
Houghton Mifflin Company 23: 0325
J. H. Emerson & Co. 21: 0083; 28: 0001
Little, Brown & Company 23: 0325
The Queen City Tobacco Company 13: 0858
State Street Trust Company 13: 0476; 28: 0670
see also Business cycles
see also Conferences
see also Employment
see also Expense accounts
see also Finance
see also Insurance
see also Leasing and renting
see also Publishers and publishing
see also Real estate business
see also Warehouses
Business cycles
8: 0208
see also Great Depression
California
19: 0052; 20: 0207
Call, Anne P.
12: 0390
Cambridge University
4: 0102
Canada
20: 0207; 35: 0023
Canals
2: 0113
Cape Cod, Massachusetts
26: 0144
Catalogues
22: 0617
Catt, Carrie Chapman
3: 0530; 21: 0215
Cemeteries and funerals
5: 0303; 8: 0871; 14: 0398
Censorship
21: 0253
Charitable organizations
3: 0556
Chicago, Illinois
25: 0125
Child rearing
25: 0412
Child welfare
24: 0234
Children
1: 0836, 0897; 2: 0015, 0277, 0514; 3: 0093;
4: 0102, 0342, 0504; 5: 0441; 6: 0053,
0184, 0291, 0383, 0465, 0560, 0659;
7: 0001, 0113, 0276, 0509, 0643, 0714,
0817; 8: 0079; 9: 0570; 10: 0088, 0383,
0612, 0674, 0761; 11: 0001, 0108, 0259,
0439, 0558; 12: 0604; 13: 0632; 16: 0322,
0514, 0714; 18: 0177, 0317, 0416;
19: 0448; 21: 0761, 0848; 22: 0279;
25: 0183; 28: 0405; 29: 0159, 0398;
34: 0582; 35: 0097, 0144, 0208, 0345
see also Adoption
see also Youth
Chinese exclusion laws
14: 0125; 17: 0618; 19: 0905; 30: 0001, 0400
Christian Science
see Church of Christ, Scientist
Christianity
13: 0437; 19: 0833; 21: 0733; 31: 0567
see also Church of Christ, Scientist
see also Protestant churches
Church of Christ, Scientist
19: 0278; 20: 0627; 24: 0875
Churchill, Winston
29: 0398
Civil liberties
32: 0210
see also Civil rights
127
Civil liberties cont.
see also Human rights
see also Slaves and slavery
see also Voting rights
Civil rights
23: 0108; 24: 0856
see also Abolitionist movement
see also Discrimination in education
see also Freedmen and freedwomen
see also Lynching
see also Prejudice
see also Race relations
see also Racial discrimination
see also Slaves and slavery
see also Women’s rights
Civil War
3: 0412, 0475; 21: 0600; 34: 0428
Claims, refunds or settlements
19: 0130
Clark, Bancroft
7: 0276
Clark, Priscilla
7: 0276
Clark, Roger
7: 0509, 0643, 0714, 0817
Clark, Sarah Bancroft
7: 0001, 0113, 0276, 0411
Clergy
21: 0902; 30: 0081
Clerical workers
22: 0617, 0699; 24: 0668; 26: 0505
Clothier, Peter
8: 0079
Clothing and clothing industry
23: 0108; 24: 0668
Cockerell, Douglas Bennett
34: 0455
Colleges and universities
Berea College 4: 0832
Black Mountain College 34: 0731
Cambridge University 4: 0102
general 3: 0218, 0298; 4: 0001, 0102; 6: 0728;
9: 0349, 0485; 10: 0463, 0530; 12: 0802;
16: 0442; 18: 0598; 20: 0145; 22: 0849;
23: 0001; 24: 0305, 0420, 0668; 25: 0709;
26: 0345, 0497, 0576; 27: 0001; 32: 0210;
34: 0731; 35: 0345
Harvard University 4: 0102; 32: 0210
Rollins College 34: 0731
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
25: 0151
Vassar College 9: 0349
Yale University 11: 0800
see also Smith College
Colonialism and colonial affairs
3: 0530; 9: 0248, 0547; 14: 0376
Communications
see Books and bookselling
see Information services and systems
see Publishers and publishing
see Speeches and addresses
Communism and communist parties
12: 0882; 21: 0782; 32: 0210
Compulsory education
21: 0178
Compulsory military service
18: 0610
Conferences
1: 0646, 0751; 11: 0826; 34: 0755
Congress
1: 0781; 17: 0800; 34: 0755
see also Congressional committees
see also Congressional investigations
Congressional committees
32: 0210
Congressional investigations
32: 0210
Constitution of U.S.
29: 0739
Coral reefs and islands
26: 0660
Cram, Charles E.
9: 0570
Cram, Gertrude
10: 0001, 0088
Crime and criminals
16: 0714; 31: 0501
see also Fraud
Criminal procedure
21: 0178
see also Sentences, criminal procedure
Crocker, William G.
20: 0334
Cuba
31: 0915; 35: 0345
Curricula
25: 0854
Czechoslovakia
Prague 28: 0194
Dairy industry and products
10: 0761; 11: 0001
Dana Hall (Wellesley, Massachusetts)
9: 0349
128
Dance
4: 0102; 9: 0349; 22: 0769
Daniel, Charles
10: 0674, 0761; 11: 0001, 0108, 0259
Daniel, Kate
10: 0623
Davis, Robert C.
31: 0792
Day, Fairfield
5: 0001, 0067; 11: 0810
The Deane School (Santa Barbara, California)
27: 0362
Death and dying
1: 0558, 0656; 2: 0015, 0101, 0514; 5: 0829,
0844; 6: 0001, 0005, 0383, 0465, 0560;
7: 0001, 0411, 0509; 9: 0570; 10: 0394,
0597, 0612; 11: 0259; 13: 0038, 0057;
17: 0172, 0373, 0590; 18: 0863; 19: 0640,
0653; 20: 0435; 21: 0558, 0600, 0733,
0749, 0874, 0889; 22: 0001, 0049, 0740;
23: 0460, 0485; 24: 0380, 0752, 0787;
25: 0022, 0412, 0562, 0813; 26: 0288;
28: 0581, 0633; 29: 0072; 30: 0400;
32: 0272, 0327, 0342, 0350, 0395, 0478,
0549, 0637, 0727, 0845; 33: 0001, 0127,
0201, 0278, 0299, 0356, 0430; 35: 0144,
0345
see also Cemeteries and funerals
see also War casualties
Democracy
21: 0782
Department of Labor
21: 0782
Deportation
21: 0782
Disasters
earthquakes 22: 0617
fires and fire prevention 23: 0791
Discrimination in education
18: 0001; 22: 0001
Diseases and disorders
2: 0514
see also Eye diseases and defects
see also Mental health and illness
Divorce
2: 0277
Donations
see Gifts and donations
Douglass, Frederick
34: 0752
Eagleswood School (Perth Amboy, New
Jersey)
25: 0608; 29: 0527
Earthquakes
22: 0617
Economic crisis and response
34: 0455
see also Great Depression
Economic policy
6: 0155; 13: 0515; 18: 0598; 19: 0748;
28: 0194; 30: 0196; 31: 0567
see also Monetary policy
Education
2: 0163; 4: 0504, 0725; 5: 0198, 0277;
12: 0882; 20: 0964; 26: 0310; 27: 0254
see also Colleges and universities
see also Curricula
see also Discrimination in education
see also Educational exchanges
see also Medical education
see also Military education and training
see also Private schools
see also School-based activities
see also Teachers
Educational exchanges
13: 0307
see also Foreign students
Elections
3: 0025; 6: 0053; 13: 0515; 17: 0159; 18: 0079,
0126; 24: 0234; 34: 0435; 35: 0225
see also Presidential elections
Electric power
12: 0961
Emerson, Claire Garrison “Tita”
20: 0191
see also Garrison, Claire “Tita”
Emerson, Robert
20: 0191
Employment
2: 0001; 4: 0305; 10: 0283, 0383, 0394, 0463,
0674; 11: 0108, 0259, 0558; 12: 0454;
13: 0768; 17: 0959; 20: 0145; 21: 0083;
22: 0769; 23: 0254; 24: 0668; 28: 0001;
30: 0475; 31: 0501, 0698
see also Occupations
see also Prison work programs
see also Veterans employment
see also Voluntary military service
129
Energy resources
16: 0322
see also Electric power
Engagement
16: 0673; 17: 0623; 33: 0447, 0510, 0563,
0602, 0634
England
general 3: 0298; 4: 0102, 0342, 0802; 6: 0053,
0383, 0465; 8: 0301; 9: 0286; 12: 0188;
17: 0172, 0373, 0439; 18: 0880; 23: 0665,
0791; 25: 0183; 32: 0001; 35: 0008
London 9: 0326; 20: 0207
Ethics
2: 0001
Europe
Czechoslovakia 28: 0194
general 1: 0037; 9: 0001, 0326; 12: 0001;
13: 0391; 18: 0113; 24: 0043; 28: 0194;
34: 0100, 0582
Greece 22: 0617
Ireland 4: 0613; 20: 0837; 25: 0412
Netherlands 6: 0053; 8: 0871
Russia 12: 0882
Switzerland 16: 0514
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 19: 0762
see also France
see also Germany
see also Italy
see also United Kingdom
Evidence
35: 0335
Executive Office of the President
9: 0547
Expense accounts
2: 0101
Eye diseases and defects
2: 0514; 3: 0671; 24: 0747
Families
1: 0836, 0897; 3: 0409; 6: 0005, 0053; 7: 0001,
0113, 0276, 0509, 0643, 0714, 0817;
8: 0079; 11: 0439; 12: 0604; 14: 0413;
16: 0322; 19: 0448; 22: 0927; 25: 0183;
26: 0144; 28: 0405, 0670; 29: 0159, 0398;
31: 0915; 32: 0001, 0210; 34: 0582;
35: 0001, 0097, 0208, 0345
see also Child rearing
see also Divorce
see also Engagement
see also Marriage
Farm life
10: 0761; 11: 0001
Farms and farmers
26: 0345
Finance
money 35: 0029
see also Investments
see also Personal and family income
Fires and fire prevention
23: 0791
First Parish Unitarian Church (Duxbury,
Massachusetts)
20: 0957
Fiske, Photius
24: 0226
Florida
5: 0277
Food industry
dairy industry and products 10: 0761; 11: 0001
food supply 1: 0037
livestock and livestock industry 10: 0674,
0761; 11: 0001
poultry and poultry industry 10: 0674, 0761;
11: 0001
Food supply
1: 0037
Football
4: 0102; 6: 0155; 16: 0673; 24: 0420; 27: 0695
Foreign relations
2: 0113; 6: 0024
see also Colonialism and colonial affairs
see also Educational exchanges
see also Immigration
Foreign students
13: 0585; 19: 0448
Foreign trade
2: 0113
see also Tariffs
Forests and forestry
21: 0335
France
general 8: 0301, 0436, 0542, 0871; 9: 0001,
0097; 12: 0188; 31: 0336; 35: 0345, 0539
Paris 19: 0762; 20: 0207
Fraud
17: 0931; 22: 0513
Free trade
see Tariffs
Freedmen and freedwomen
29: 0761
Funerals
see Cemeteries and funerals
130
Furniture and furniture industry
3: 0395
Fyffe, Joseph B.
13: 0632
Gandhi, Mahatma
31: 0698
Garrison, Abijah
1: 0033
Garrison, Agnes
12: 0098, 0289; 17: 0159; 24: 0001
Garrison, Catherine Cooper
5: 0320
Garrison, Charles
5: 0367, 0441
Garrison, Claire “Tita”
2: 0227; 33: 0917
see also Emerson, Claire Garrison “Tita”
Garrison, David Lloyd
34: 0001
Garrison, Edith Lloyd
34: 0066
Garrison, Edith Stephenson
33: 0447, 0510, 0563, 0602, 0696, 0771, 0822
Garrison, Ellen Wright
32: 0272; 33: 0634
Garrison, Faith
2: 0163, 0227; 34: 0045
Garrison, Francis Jackson “Frank”
32: 0327
Garrison, Frank Wright
15: 0090; 17: 0590; 25: 0022; 32: 0342
Garrison, Helen Eliza Benson
3: 0380; 13: 0057; 19: 0653; 20: 0435;
21: 0546, 0729, 0749; 22: 0740; 24: 0380;
30: 0400; 32: 0350
Garrison, John Bright
33: 0938
Garrison, Katherine McKim
35: 0144
Garrison, Lloyd McKim
35: 0144
Garrison, Margaret Carret
5: 0367, 0441
Garrison, Mary Pratt
2: 0015
Garrison, Philip McKim
35: 0144
Garrison, Robert Hale
5: 0441
Garrison, Wendell Phillips
2: 0156; 35: 0144
Garrison, William Lloyd (1805)
2: 0156; 4: 0050, 0802; 5: 0844; 9: 0276;
10: 0251, 0597; 12: 0552; 13: 0057, 0380;
14: 0395; 17: 0172, 0600; 19: 0715, 0810;
20: 0334; 21: 0729, 0749, 0874, 0889,
0902; 22: 0740; 23: 0380; 24: 0380, 0752;
26: 0299; 29: 0607; 30: 0196, 0400;
32: 0395, 0478, 0549; 35: 0438
Garrison, William Lloyd (1838)
6: 0465; 10: 0597; 32: 0637, 0727, 0845;
33: 0634
Garrison, William Lloyd (1874)
2: 0227; 33: 0001, 0127, 0201, 0447, 0510,
0563, 0602, 0696, 0771, 0822
Garrison, William Lloyd (1902)
1: 0001; 18: 0048; 19: 0573; 33: 0882
George, Henry
24: 0280, 0875
Germany
Berlin 20: 0207
general 1: 0037; 2: 0163; 4: 0102; 12: 0882;
31: 0336; 35: 0539
Gifts and donations
1: 0001, 0646, 0751; 3: 0093, 0556, 0671,
0740; 4: 0067, 0342, 0549, 0619, 0625;
5: 0614; 10: 0658, 0674; 11: 0108, 0259,
0439, 0558, 0671; 12: 0001; 13: 0426;
14: 0446, 0558, 0676, 0795, 0893;
15: 0001, 0039, 0090, 0188, 0311, 0412,
0523; 16: 0442; 21: 0332, 0471, 0729,
0733; 22: 0450, 0461, 0927; 23: 0108,
0473; 24: 0305, 0668, 0739, 0787, 0856;
25: 0001, 0151; 26: 0619; 27: 0001, 0156,
0254; 30: 0816; 31: 0811; 35: 0144
Government-citizen relations
28: 0194
Great Depression
19: 0748; 20: 0711; 21: 0335, 0414
Greece
22: 0617
Green, Beriah
30: 0081
Grierson, Margaret Storrs
18: 0790
The ‘Guana Island Club
26: 0660
Hammond, R. B. S.
13: 0515
Handicrafts
20: 0344
131
Handwriting analysis
19: 0031
Harvard University
4: 0102; 32: 0210
Hawaii
21: 0471
Health condition
1: 0037, 0257; 2: 0015; 3: 0093, 0380, 0556;
4: 0293; 5: 0441; 6: 0383, 0465; 7: 0001,
0714, 0817; 8: 0436, 0542; 9: 0097;
10: 0597, 0612, 0761; 11: 0001, 0108,
0259, 0439, 0558; 12: 0098, 0188, 0289;
13: 0145, 0632; 14: 0327, 0395; 15: 0574,
0772; 16: 0001, 0161; 17: 0159, 0439;
18: 0079, 0416; 19: 0172; 21: 0600, 0818;
22: 0083, 0450, 0461, 0699, 0927;
23: 0254, 0460, 0791; 24: 0001, 0226,
0668, 0739; 25: 0022, 0412; 27: 0695;
29: 0159, 0761; 30: 0606; 31: 0293;
34: 0582; 35: 0017, 0039, 0144, 0345,
0498
Health facilities and services
home health services 1: 0001
hospitals and nursing homes 25: 0022
Hearing and hearing disorders
4: 0504
Henry George Centenary
11: 0826
Highways
4: 0034; 5: 0303; 21: 0335
Historic documents and artifacts
1: 0729; 10: 0197, 0251; 13: 0145, 0337;
14: 0446, 0558, 0676, 0795, 0893;
15: 0001, 0039, 0090, 0188, 0311, 0412,
0523; 19: 0052, 0104, 0517, 0715, 0810;
21: 0202, 0215; 22: 0617; 24: 0305;
30: 0475
Historic sites
9: 0001
History
historic sites 9: 0001
Watergate Affair 16: 0161
see also Antebellum events
see also Civil rights
see also Economic crisis and response
see also Historic documents and artifacts
see also War
Hockey
4: 0102
Holidays
2: 0514; 3: 0093; 4: 0265, 0342; 7: 0509;
8: 0079; 11: 0108, 0439, 0558, 0671;
12: 0289; 16: 0322; 19: 0448; 21: 0471,
0848; 22: 0461; 23: 0665; 24: 0668;
27: 0254; 29: 0159; 32: 0210; 34: 0100
see also Anniversaries
see also Vacations
Home health services
1: 0001
Hospitals and nursing homes
25: 0022
Houghton Mifflin Company
23: 0325
Household economics and management
1: 0037, 0257, 0381; 9: 0570, 0758, 0852;
10: 0001, 0088, 0674, 0761; 11: 0001,
0108, 0259, 0558; 20: 0882; 22: 0083,
0279; 25: 0650; 26: 0001
see also Household finance
see also Household gardening
Household finance
1: 0257; 9: 0570, 0758, 0852; 10: 0001, 0088,
0674; 16: 0673; 18: 0079; 22: 0055;
25: 0599
Household gardening
4: 0342
Household workers
10: 0383, 0674, 0761; 11: 0001, 0108, 0259,
0558
Housing
5: 0317; 17: 0373; 23: 0093, 0315; 26: 0144;
35: 0498
see also Apartment houses
see also Boarding homes
see also Housing construction
see also Housing costs and financing
see also Housing maintenance and repair
see also Moving expenses
see also Rental housing
Housing construction
9: 0547, 0570; 10: 0623
Housing costs and financing
28: 0811
see also Mortgages
Housing maintenance and repair
9: 0570; 10: 0674, 0761; 11: 0001, 0108, 0259,
0558, 0649; 16: 0161; 26: 0010
Howard, Genevieve
35: 0012
Human rights
4: 0331
Illinois
Chicago 25: 0125
132
Immigration
3: 0025; 14: 0046; 21: 0782
see also Chinese exclusion laws
see also Deportation
see also Refugees
Imperialism
see Colonialism and colonial affairs
Income taxes
13: 0145
Indians
30: 0147
Information services and systems
catalogues 22: 0617
see also Libraries
Insurance
11: 0108; 26: 0905
see also Property insurance
International relations
1: 0037; 6: 0465; 16: 0514; 17: 0439; 18: 0598;
19: 0247, 0762; 31: 0336; 35: 0539
see also Conferences
Investments
1: 0037, 0257, 0381; 3: 0740; 10: 0001, 0088;
14: 0212; 16: 0552; 20: 0711, 0842, 0882;
21: 0335, 0414; 22: 0279; 24: 0539;
25: 0633; 31: 0811
see also Securities
Ireland
4: 0613; 20: 0837; 25: 0412
Islands
see Coral reefs and islands
Italy
4: 0102; 8: 0871; 9: 0001; 12: 0188, 0289;
20: 0207; 22: 0617; 30: 0667
J. H. Emerson & Co.
21: 0083; 28: 0001
Japan
25: 0183
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
2: 0256
Journalism
see Newspapers
see Periodicals
Kennedy, Mildred
4: 0504
Kingman, John
18: 0177, 0317, 0416
Lamont, Corliss
32: 0210
Land ownership and rights
18: 0744
Land use
3: 0364; 5: 0303
League of Nations
19: 0247
Leasing and renting
9: 0758; 25: 0777
see also Rental housing
Legal aid and services
5: 0707
Legislation
1: 0781; 18: 0126
Leland, Marine
15: 0574, 0772; 16: 0001, 0161, 0322
Lexington Independent (newspaper)
13: 0437
Libraries
3: 0395; 10: 0761; 14: 0446, 0558, 0676, 0795,
0893; 15: 0001, 0039, 0090, 0188, 0311,
0412, 0523; 18: 0790; 21: 0215; 24: 0305
Licenses
19: 0709
Lighting systems
12: 0961
Literature
17: 0172, 0439
Little, Brown & Company
23: 0325
Livestock and livestock industry
10: 0674, 0761; 11: 0001
Loans
17: 0931; 19: 0172; 32: 0001
London, England
9: 0326; 20: 0207
Lynching
9: 0248; 24: 0223; 25: 0827
MacDowell Colony
23: 0254
Maine
4: 0034
Marriage
2: 0227, 0277, 0514; 4: 0102; 5: 0320, 0367;
6: 0024, 0053; 7: 0411; 9: 0570, 0758;
13: 0632; 14: 0398; 16: 0514; 17: 0627,
0765; 19: 0709; 21: 0083; 25: 0636, 0650,
0709; 28: 0506, 0875; 33: 0634, 0696,
0771, 0822; 34: 0736; 35: 0315
see also Widows and widowers
Maryland
Baltimore 5: 0303
Massachusetts
Cape Cod 26: 0144
133
Mortgages
3: 0383
Motion pictures
23: 0254
Mott, Lucretia Coffin
1: 0656; 10: 0197
Mount Prospect School (Waltham,
Massachusetts)
25: 0854
Moving expenses
10: 0674
Museums
4: 0102; 22: 0617, 0699
Music
3: 0298; 8: 0436; 9: 0001, 0097; 12: 0454;
18: 0177; 21: 0074, 0083; 22: 0903;
26: 0345; 29: 0725; 31: 0811
Myrtle Baptist Church (West Newton,
Massachusetts)
22: 0886
National American Woman Suffrage
Association
1: 0781; 25: 0001
National defense
arms control and disarmament 12: 0041
military education and training 9: 0852;
20: 0145
military encampments 32: 0001
see also Armed services
see also Military personnel
see also War
National Women’s Social and Political Union
21: 0332
Natural resources
forests and forestry 21: 0335
see also Energy resources
Navy
17: 0060; 22: 0765
Neilson, Francis
13: 0145
Netherlands
6: 0053; 8: 0871
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
34: 0418
Massachusetts Audubon Society
26: 0660
Massachusetts Reformatory for Women
16: 0714
Maynard, Charles J.
27: 0254
McCarthy, Joseph
32: 0210
McKim, Charles Follen
35: 0144
McKinley, William
9: 0547
Medical education
17: 0627
Medicine
alternative 19: 0278
medical education 17: 0627
see also Diseases and disorders
see also Health facilities and services
see also Public health
Meenahga Lodge
22: 0441
Membership organizations
1: 0781; 10: 0456; 17: 0769; 20: 0882; 34: 0755
Mental health and illness
5: 0824
Mexico
18: 0048
Military camp life
3: 0475; 24: 0120
Military duty assignments and releases
14: 0186; 22: 0765; 27: 0695
Military education and training
9: 0852; 20: 0145
Military encampments
32: 0001
Military officers
4: 0619; 20: 0145
Military personnel
2: 0514; 3: 0412; 27: 0492
see also Military duty assignments and releases
see also Military officers
Missions and missionaries
28: 0811
New York Times
23: 0254
New York Tribune
35: 0008
New Zealand
1: 0836; 13: 0515
Newspapers
Boston Evening Transcript 20: 0638
Boston Herald 20: 0638
general 20: 0334, 0638
The Modern Review
29: 0607
Monetary policy
23: 0380; 26: 0546
Money
35: 0029
134
Lexington Independent 13: 0437
New York Times 23: 0254
New York Tribune 35: 0008
The Republican 4: 0060
The Times (London) 34: 0455
Nock, Albert Jay
13: 0145; 19: 0802; 25: 0916
Nonviolence
pacifism 17: 0769
passive resistance 17: 0769
see also Peace movements
Norton, Katherine Garrison
33: 0278
Occupations
clergy 21: 0902; 30: 0081
see also Household workers
see also Military personnel
see also Teachers
see also Writers and writing
Outdoor recreation
3: 0218; 4: 0001; 6: 0659; 8: 0676, 0783, 0871;
19: 0052; 23: 0001; 26: 0144; 27: 0695;
34: 0100
Pacifism
17: 0769
Painting
8: 0301; 24: 0043; 27: 0609
see also Portraits
Panama
2: 0113
Paris, France
19: 0762; 20: 0207
Passenger ships
8: 0301
Passive resistance
17: 0769
Peace movements
7: 0643; 10: 0001; 11: 0776; 13: 0145; 25: 0117
Pennsylvania
Johnstown 2: 0256
Periodicals
The American Magazine 24: 0607
The Atlantic Monthly 23: 0374
general 18: 0556; 29: 0607; 30: 0250
The Modern Review 29: 0607
The Public 21: 0782
Saturday Evening Post 23: 0634
Personal and family income
3: 0556, 0671, 0740; 4: 0305; 9: 0758;
10: 0001, 0088; 11: 0108, 0259
see also Household finance
Personal debt
4: 0305; 10: 0088
Personal property
22: 0522
Phillips, Wendell
10: 0251
Physicians
5: 0702; 17: 0627
see also Surgeons and surgery
Plantation life
35: 0345
Poetry
2: 0001; 5: 0766; 10: 0292; 16: 0480; 17: 0146;
21: 0471; 24: 0617; 29: 0398; 30: 0081,
0475; 31: 0501
Political parties
9: 0537; 18: 0126
see also Communism and communist parties
see also Radical politics
see also Republican Party
see also Socialism
Portraits
24: 0299
Poultry and poultry industry
10: 0674, 0761; 11: 0001
Prague, Czechoslovakia
28: 0194
Prejudice
30: 0147; 35: 0539
Presidential elections
8: 0208; 34: 0752
Printing
34: 0455
Prison work programs
30: 0374
Prisoners
16: 0714
Prisoners of war
27: 0156
Prisons
16: 0714
see also Prison work programs
see also Prisoners
see also Prisoners of war
Private clubs and societies
American Anti-Slavery Society 34: 0741
general 17: 0777; 25: 0650; 26: 0660; 34: 0741
The ‘Guana Island Club 26: 0660
Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society 34: 0418
Massachusetts Audubon Society 26: 0660
135
Radical politics
5: 0614
see also Peace movements
Railroads
35: 0023
Rationing
4: 0342; 16: 0322; 21: 0083
Real estate business
10: 0623, 0674; 22: 0083
see also Property
Recreation
see Outdoor recreation
see Private clubs and societies
see Sports and athletics
see Summer camps
Redmond, Harold
22: 0461
Reformed Presbyterian Church
29: 0739
Refugees
27: 0156
Religion-based activities
20: 0957; 25: 0412
Religions
5: 0001, 0702; 16: 0714; 21: 0600
see also Christianity
see also Clergy
see also Missions and missionaries
see also Religion-based activities
see also Religious faith
Religious faith
6: 0560; 13: 0341; 18: 0762; 19: 0278, 0833;
20: 0334; 24: 0479; 28: 0633; 30: 0349;
34: 0734
Rental housing
9: 0570, 0758; 26: 0010
The Republican (Springfield, Massachusetts)
4: 0060
Republican Party
34: 0435, 0755
Research
10: 0197; 13: 0047, 0337; 14: 0676, 0795;
18: 0790; 19: 0810
Revolutions
28: 0194
Riverside Press
17: 0904
Roads
see Highways
Roland, Romain
31: 0698
Private clubs and societies cont.
Tuesday Club 10: 0456
Webster Historical Society 30: 0001
Private schools
Buckingham School 4: 0604
The Deane School 27: 0362
Eagleswood School 25: 0608; 29: 0527
general 4: 0470; 9: 0349; 10: 0088, 0463;
11: 0786, 0810; 12: 0390; 16: 0714;
18: 0534, 0610; 22: 0441; 25: 0608, 0854;
26: 0045, 0310; 27: 0362, 0492; 29: 0527;
30: 0816
Mount Prospect School 25: 0854
Property
31: 0915
see also Land ownership and rights
see also Land use
see also Personal property
see also Property damage and loss
see also Property value
Property damage and loss
10: 0463
Property insurance
9: 0758
Property value
30: 0475
Protectionism
see Tariffs
Protestant churches
Baptist Church 21: 0202
First Parish Unitarian Church 20: 0957
Myrtle Baptist Church 22: 0886
Reformed Presbyterian Church 29: 0739
Society of Friends 23: 0333
The Public (periodical)
21: 0782
Public health
21: 0208
see also Accidents and accident prevention
see also Health condition
Publishers and publishing
4: 0060; 23: 0108, 0254, 0325, 0374, 0634;
31: 0410
see also Printing
The Queen City Tobacco Company
13: 0858
Race relations
4: 0067; 6: 0012; 34: 0726
Racial discrimination
4: 0067; 6: 0012; 9: 0248; 18: 0001; 22: 0001;
30: 0374; 31: 0567, 0811; 34: 0726
136
Rollins College
34: 0731
Royall House (Medford, Massachusetts)
35: 0345
Russia
12: 0882
South Carolina
Wadmalaw Island 29: 0761
Sovereignty
20: 0837; 25: 0412
Speeches and addresses
2: 0113, 0256; 4: 0563, 0604; 5: 0102; 9: 0537;
12: 0879; 14: 0046, 0098, 0150; 18: 0126,
0141, 0171, 0926; 19: 0833; 21: 0902;
22: 0886; 23: 0359; 24: 0036, 0507, 0537;
25: 0827; 26: 0660, 0786; 29: 0811;
30: 0081, 0147, 0167, 0196, 0475, 0576,
0708, 0816; 34: 0755; 35: 0322, 0325
Sports and athletics
4: 0001; 9: 0349; 11: 0800; 13: 0001; 18: 0610;
20: 0207; 22: 0891; 24: 0031; 25: 0183
see also Football
see also Hockey
St. Andrew’s Day Camp
26: 0660
State Street Trust Company
13: 0476; 28: 0670
Steamboats
35: 0023
Stephens, Frank
19: 0833
Stephenson, Benjamin T.
33: 0299
Stephenson, Luda Grant
33: 0356
Stocks
see Securities
Students
see Foreign students
Summer camps
2: 0514; 5: 0001, 0067, 0277, 0545; 9: 0349;
11: 0786, 0810; 22: 0441, 0769, 0891;
28: 0001
Surgeons and surgery
12: 0098
Susan B. Anthony House
35: 0539
Swami Paramananda
5: 0001
Sweezy, Everett
24: 0539
Switzerland
16: 0514
Tariffs
1: 0011; 3: 0025; 5: 0710; 6: 0625; 9: 0276,
0537; 12: 0973; 13: 0488; 14: 0046;
17: 0777; 18: 0126, 0141, 0744; 19: 0684,
Saturday Evening Post
23: 0634
School administration
4: 0102; 25: 0854; 26: 0310; 34: 0731
School-based activities
9: 0349; 18: 0534; 22: 0450; 29: 0527
Schools
see Private schools
Scotland
18: 0880; 25: 0412; 28: 0811; 32: 0001
Scottish National Reform League
18: 0044
Seashores
8: 0783
Securities
1: 0037, 0257, 0381; 9: 0852; 10: 0001, 0088;
12: 0390; 19: 0130; 20: 0783, 0882;
22: 0083; 24: 0539; 25: 0650; 35: 0340
Sentences, criminal procedure
22: 0513
Sherman, George E.
16: 0673
Ships and shipbuilding
4: 0305; 35: 0345
see also Passenger ships
see also Steamboats
Single tax
see Tax reform
Slaves and slavery
4: 0050, 0498; 5: 0820; 6: 0016; 18: 0113;
19: 0790; 20: 0334; 21: 0600, 0902;
24: 0226, 0280, 0342; 29: 0607, 0739,
0761, 0811; 34: 0418, 0736; 35: 0249
Smallwood, J. J.
17: 0931
Smith College
14: 0446, 0558, 0676, 0795, 0893; 15: 0001,
0039, 0090, 0188, 0311, 0412, 0523, 0574,
0772; 16: 0001, 0161, 0322; 18: 0790
Socialism
12: 0188
Society of Friends
23: 0333
South America
Brazil 19: 0790
general 9: 0485
137
Trees and plantlife
10: 0292
Trinidad, Cuba
35: 0345
The Trotty Veck Messengers
2: 0272
Trust funds
3: 0671; 22: 0927
Tuesday Club
10: 0456
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
25: 0151
U.S. citizens abroad
9: 0286
U.S. flag
4: 0458
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
19: 0762
United Kingdom
17: 0159; 18: 0744; 19: 0247; 20: 0831;
24: 0380; 25: 0412; 27: 0492; 31: 0336;
34: 0455
see also England
see also Scotland
Vacations
3: 0218; 4: 0001; 10: 0463; 12: 0802; 19: 0573;
25: 0709; 26: 0144, 0660; 29: 0398;
32: 0001; 34: 0100
Vaccination and vaccines
8: 0220; 21: 0178
Vassar College
9: 0349
Veterans employment
14: 0186
Voluntary military service
2: 0277; 4: 0342; 9: 0852; 10: 0001; 17: 0060;
20: 0145; 21: 0253; 26: 0660
Von Erdberg, Eleanor
25: 0022
Votes for Women Fellowship
21: 0332
Voting rights
1: 0781; 17: 0094; 18: 0079; 30: 0250
Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina
29: 0761
War
1: 0037; 11: 0776, 0826; 12: 0041; 13: 0145;
18: 0598; 19: 0833; 21: 0733; 30: 0400;
31: 0698; 35: 0335
see also Civil War
see also War casualties
Tariffs cont.
0905; 24: 0479, 0607; 29: 0811; 30: 0167,
0475, 0606, 0816
Tax reform
9: 0276; 14: 0046; 18: 0744; 19: 0247, 0833,
0905; 21: 0782; 24: 0457, 0875
Taxation
1: 0037, 0257, 0381; 10: 0001; 30: 0475, 0606;
31: 0236
see also Income taxes
see also Tax reform
Taylor, Samuel
24: 0668
Teachers
2: 0163; 4: 0102, 0470; 5: 0001, 0144, 0198;
12: 0390, 0454; 17: 0959; 18: 0048, 0610;
22: 0769; 25: 0854; 27: 0492; 30: 0920;
34: 0731
Technological innovations
21: 0083
Television
16: 0161, 0322
Theater
23: 0665; 26: 0576
Thompson, Ruth Brown
22: 0927; 24: 0280
The Times (London)
34: 0455
Tobacco and tobacco industry
21: 0208
Transportation
34: 0420
see also Boats and boating
see also Highways
see also Railroads
see also Ships and shipbuilding
see also Travel
Travel
1: 0037, 0678, 0690, 0836, 0897; 3: 0218;
4: 0102; 6: 0053, 0383, 0465, 0636, 0728;
7: 0001, 0509, 0643, 0714; 8: 0301, 0436;
9: 0001, 0326, 0485; 10: 0530; 11: 0671;
12: 0001, 0188, 0289; 13: 0391; 15: 0574;
17: 0172, 0373, 0439, 0627; 18: 0048,
0141; 19: 0762; 20: 0207, 0435; 21: 0335,
0471; 22: 0617, 0699; 23: 0665, 0791;
24: 0043, 0420, 0747; 25: 0125, 0412;
26: 0497; 27: 0362; 28: 0194, 0670;
29: 0159, 0398; 30: 0667; 32: 0001;
34: 0100, 0582; 35: 0001, 0008, 0023,
0345
138
see also War relief
see also World War I
see also World War II
War casualties
3: 0475
see also Prisoners of war
War relief
23: 0333
Warehouses
9: 0758
Washington, Booker T.
20: 0344
Watergate Affair
16: 0161
Weather
10: 0292
Webb, Alfred
23: 0485; 25: 0562
Webster Historical Society
30: 0001
Weddings
see Marriage
Widows and widowers
22: 0927
Wills and probate
1: 0558; 5: 0674; 9: 0758; 10: 0761; 22: 0522
Winsor, Ellen
13: 0145
Woman’s Bible
24: 0342; 34: 0726
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
25: 0827
Women’s rights
24: 0342; 29: 0607; 35: 0325, 0330
see also Women’s suffrage
Women’s Social and Political Union
13: 0582; 24: 0871
Women’s suffrage
1: 0646, 0714, 0729, 0751, 0781; 3: 0530,
0556; 5: 0614; 6: 0053; 7: 0509; 10: 0251;
17: 0800; 20: 0831, 0837, 0882; 21: 0215,
0332; 22: 0765; 23: 0380, 0501; 24: 0234,
0305; 34: 0422, 0435, 0755; 35: 0225
Woodhull, Victoria Claflin
34: 0752; 35: 0330
World War I
7: 0643; 9: 0852; 10: 0001; 13: 0515; 23: 0333;
31: 0336; 35: 0539
World War II
4: 0342; 12: 0604, 0907; 13: 0632; 14: 0186;
17: 0060, 0627; 21: 0083, 0253, 0471;
24: 0120; 26: 0660; 27: 0492; 34: 0455
Wright, Martha Coffin
1: 0656; 10: 0197; 21: 0558; 33: 0430
Writers and writing
2: 0113; 3: 0556; 4: 0060; 16: 0714; 17: 0172;
19: 0715, 0810; 20: 0344; 21: 0782;
23: 0108, 0254; 24: 0617, 0873, 0875
see also Writings
Writings
5: 0710, 0829, 0844; 10: 0265; 13: 0145, 0437;
14: 0046, 0098; 18: 0556; 19: 0833;
21: 0173, 0733, 0818; 23: 0473, 0634;
24: 0607, 0770; 25: 0916; 29: 0788, 0811;
30: 0001, 0081, 0147, 0167, 0196, 0250,
0708, 0816; 31: 0450; 35: 0008, 0438
see also Poetry
Yale University
11: 0800
Youth
5: 0001, 0067, 0102, 0144, 0198, 0277;
26: 0310; 31: 0501
Zoology
34: 0748
139
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