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1866 February 25, Richmond, to Chelly
Title:
1866 February 25, to Chelly
Date:
1866-02-25
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1866 May 24, Richmond, to Lilly, Tom, and Hazen
Title:
1866 May 24, and Hazen
Description:
3 half sheets written to Lilly, Tom, and Hazen, comprising one letter.
Date:
1866-02-24
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1864, Home, to Annie
Title:
1864, to Annie
Description:
List written on first page in another hand : Harry, Allowed, Considering, Skin, Smooth, Amidst, Sentences, Bound, Degree, Simplicity, Searching, Brains, Meaning, Variety, Following, Closed, Relish, Acquaintances, Closing, Exercises, Sleigh, Carriage, Sitting
Date:
1864
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1865 May 10, Baltimore, to Tom
Title:
1865 May 10, to Tom
Description:
Tom is Clementine’s brother, Alexis Thomas Cope. “Busy” is a nickname for their brother Edgar Cope . Both “My Native Country, Thee” and “The Colored Volunteer” were patriotic songs popular in the mid-nineteenth century. The latter was the regimental song of the Massachusetts 54th Colored Regiment, later portrayed in the film Glory.
Date:
1865-05-10
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1866 February 26, Lynchburg, to Anna
Title:
1866 February 26, to Anna
Date:
1866-02-26
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1865 June 7, B, to Mother and sister Annte
Title:
1865 June 7, to Mother and sister Annte
Description:
This letter appears to be a response to letters written by her mother and sister responding critically to her description of the party at Jesse Tyson’s house . Wynndown is likely the home in Overbrook, PA, of the Edward and Caroline Cope Yarnalls. The finding aid of MS Coll 1170 lists Wynndown as the 1873 home of Francis Cope Yarnall, Edward and Caroline’s son.
Date:
1865-06-07
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1865 June 10, Baltimore, to cousin Frank
Title:
1865 June 10, to cousin Frank
Description:
Awbury is the Cope family enclave in Germantown, Philadelphia, PA.
Date:
1865-06-10
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers