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Isaac Collins letter to Rebecca Collins
Title:
Isaac Collins letter to Rebecca Collins
Description:
Reflects on his aging and mortality on the occasion of his 62nd birthday. Discusses his wife Rebecca Collins's preaching. Mentions visiting his brother-in-law Stephen Grellet. Discusses the illness of his son Isaac Collins.
Collection:
Rebecca Singer Collins Papers, In Her Own Right, Haverford College
Mary Kite letters; Mary Passmore letter
Title:
Mary Kite letters; Mary Passmore letter
Description:
Copies of a series of letters written by Quaker minister Mary Kite while travelling in North Carolina with Mary and Pennock Passmore. Discusses her travels and her spiritual work. Includes a copy of one letter written by her traveling companion Mary Passmore.
Date:
1851 - 1852
Collection:
Sharpless Family Papers, In Her Own Right, Haverford College
Isaac Collins letter to Rebecca Collins
Title:
Isaac Collins letter to Rebecca Collins
Description:
Asks about his wife Rebecca Collins's trip to North Carolina Yearly Meeting. Passes on news of family and friends.
Collection:
Rebecca Singer Collins Papers, In Her Own Right, Haverford College
Albion W. Tourgeé letter to James A. Garfield or Thomas M. James; Albion W. Tourgeé letter to James A. Garfield
Title:
Albion W. Tourgeé letter to James A. Garfield or Thomas M. James; Albion W. Tourgeé letter to James A. Garfield
Description:
Handwritten copies of letters written by Albion Tourgeé, a prominent laywer, public official, and activist. Thomas M. James was postmaster general under President James Garfield. Tourgeé praises Schofield and offers assurance that she would be an ideal candidate for postmistress of Aiken. The second letter is a copy of A00183060.
Date:
1881-04-02
Collection:
Martha Schofield Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College
Albion W. Tourgeé letter to James A. Garfield
Title:
Albion W. Tourgeé letter to James A. Garfield
Description:
Albion Tourgeé was a prominent laywer, public official, and activist. He writes to introduce Schofield to President Garfield and praises her for "lifting into the light of liberty the men whom the nation had just freed from bondage." He recommends her for appointment as postmistress at Aiken in order to aid her work. A copy of this letter made by Schofield is included in A00183063.
Date:
1881-04-04
Collection:
Martha Schofield Papers, In Her Own Right, Swarthmore College
Letter from Henry Cope, Greensborough, North Carolina, to Father, 3 November 1830
Title:
Letter from Henry Cope, 3 November 1830
Date:
1830-11-03
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1830 November 3, Greensboro, to Dear Father
Title:
1830 November 3, to Dear Father
Description:
Letter is typed and numbered (1). Handwritten copy not present.
Date:
1830-11-03
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers