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Letter from Cornplanter to Quakers
Title:
Letter from Cornplanter to Quakers
Description:
A letter sent to the Friends at Philadelphia from Cornplanter, a Seneca Chief, requesting that they take two Seneca boys and educate them.
Date:
1791
Collection:
Native Americans and Quakers, 1791-1815
Some Notes Kept of a Journey
Title:
Some Notes Kept of a Journey
Description:
Rachel Coope (1771-1807) was a Quaker who became a teacher among the Seneca in the Allegheny region of New York State in 1805 until her death in 1807. This is her original journal from 1805 describing her travels to New York.
Date:
1805
Collection:
Native Americans and Quakers, 1791-1815
Some Account of my Residence among the Indians continued (Notes 2nd)
Title:
Some Account of my Residence among the Indians continued (Notes 2nd)
Description:
Halliday Jackson documented his time living with the Seneca Indians, which lasted over two years. Following an account of the latter part of his stay, Jackson documents his route returning home. The last part of this journal is a record of an encounter between the Chiefs of the Six Nations and a missionary from Massachusetts, who hoped to preach to them. A speech by Chief Red Jacket is recorded, in which he opposes Christian evangelism, and another in which he opposes selling land.
Date:
1800
Collection:
Native Americans and Quakers, 1791-1815
Title:
Scenery
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Boardwalk in distance
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Pier
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Sailboat
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
The Haunted Castle'
Description:
Eagle Rock house exterior
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
George Truman Underhill, and two men
Description:
Indoors portrait of four men; George Truman Underhill and Benjamin Mott Underhill in middle row
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Old Friends: Geo. & Tom Byrne, Oct. ‘03'
Description:
Four men on city street; George Truman Underhill on right
Date:
1903-10
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
House exterior
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
The Haunted Castle'
Description:
Eagle Rock house exterior
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Unpaved road
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
George Truman Underhill
Description:
Outdoors snapshot
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Lillian Underhill and Benjamin Mott Underhill
Description:
Outdoors; George Truman Underhill in background (?)
Date:
(approximate) 1905
Collection:
Truman-Underhill Photograph Collection
Title:
Portrait of Pawnees with advocates at the time of the McMurtree Trial
Description:
Albumen print
Date:
1871
Collection:
Friends Historical Library Selections
Francis D. Gage to Ruth & Joseph Dugdale
Title:
Francis D. Gage to Ruth & Joseph Dugdale
Collection:
Joseph and Ruth Dugdale Correspondence, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore
James Mott to Joseph Dugdale (1850)
Title:
James Mott to Joseph Dugdale (1850)
Date:
1850-04-30
Collection:
Joseph and Ruth Dugdale Correspondence, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore
James Mott to Joseph Dugdale (1841)
Title:
James Mott to Joseph Dugdale (1841)
Date:
1841-09
Collection:
Joseph and Ruth Dugdale Correspondence, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore
Isaac T. Hopper to Joseph Dugdale
Title:
Isaac T. Hopper to Joseph Dugdale
Date:
1841-09-03
Collection:
Joseph and Ruth Dugdale Correspondence, Quakers and Slavery, Swarthmore

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