Cope Evans Family Papers

Haverford

The Cope Evans Family Papers contain the letters of the closely related Quaker families of Cope and Evans who lived in Germantown, Pennsylvania.  The materials  in the collection were created between 1730-2009. Letters  discuss family, friends and home life, and reflect the social environment of these Quaker families.  Other topics to be found within the letters include Philadelphia history, Haverford history, travels in Europe, education, illness and death, and discussions of national events such as the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the assassinations of Presidents Lincoln and McKinley.  They are a rich source of information on a large number of topics.

Collection Guides for HC.MC-1170 Cope Evans Family papers and HC.MC-1242 Cope Evans Family papers

 

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Letter from Anne T. Evans and Joseph M. Evans to Anna R. Evans, 1963 July 5
1883 September 6, Woodbourne, to Father
1880 November 17, Montrose, to Lilly
1869 May 8, Thomas Evans Estate, U.S. Internal Revenue Succession Tax Returns, Third District
1907 August 23, Jamestown, to My dearest Mother
1887 August 27, Philadelphia, to My dear wife
Typed copy of "The Burning of the Packet Ship" by Thomas P. Cope
1883 July 28, Philadelphia, to wife
1856 April 27, Iowa Falls, to Cousin Annie
1897 July 29, Awbury, to My Dear Wife
1865 March 15, Locust Shade, to Annie
1889 July 20, Wildmere, to Frank
Thoughts in a Religious Meeting
1911 March 26, to My own darling Sister
1879 August 12, Bateman's Point, to Jonathan
1884 September 7, Woodbourne, to my dear Chellie
1911 March 27, Westtown, to Boys
1833 November 7, Philadelphia, to William Forster
1874 July 29, Liberty, to Mr. Francis R. Cope
1868 August 28, Awbury, to My dear Chellie

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