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Letter from Jean Scobie Davis to her father, January 29, 1915
Title:
Letter from Jean Scobie Davis to her father, 1915
Description:
Davis writes of seeing friends and being invited to partake in social events, of her mother's poor health, and of behaviors of foreigners in Geneva that she finds disagreeable. She also notes that many people she has talked to in Europe know much about their ancestry.
Date:
1915-01-29
Collection:
Jean Scobie Davis Papers
1895 June 20, Minnewaska, to Dear Cousin Anna
Title:
1895 June 20, to Dear Cousin Anna
Date:
1895-06-20
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1834 January 20, Philadelphia, to Dear Susan
Title:
1834 January 20, to Dear Susan
Description:
Contains drafts of courtship letters dated January 20, 1834 to February 4, 1834.
Date:
1834-01-20
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1837 October 27, Woodbourne, to Dear Brother, Philadelphia
Title:
1837 October 27, Philadelphia
Date:
1837-10-27
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1800 September 8, Lancaster, [to Rachel Drinker], Philadelphia
Title:
1800 September 8, Philadelphia
Date:
1800-09-08
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1891 July 4, Awbury, to My Dear Wife
Title:
1891 July 4, to My Dear Wife
Date:
1891-07-04
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1833 September 27, Woodbourne, to S.
Title:
1833 September 27, to S.
Description:
Draft of letter to Susan Newbold (later Cope) regarding "Dorothy Dolittle" letter of September 1, 1833. See also William D. Cope's of October 20, 1833. Watermark on pp.3-4 reads: "AMIES". Poetry on page 3 from William Cowper's translation of Horace, Book ii. Ode x.
Date:
1833-09-27
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1833 September 1, to William D. Cope, Woodbourne
Title:
1833 September 1, Woodbourne
Description:
Dorothy Dolittle is a pseudonym for an undertermined true author, who chastises William D. Cope on the matter of his poor manners. See also William's letters of September 27 & October 20, 1833 for reaction. "Lord Chesterfield" is Philip Dormer Stanhope, the 4th Earl of Chesterfield, who also often wrote pseudonymously, under the name "Jeffrey Broadbottom."
Date:
1833-09-01
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1897 July 9, Minnewaska New York, to Dear Sisters
Title:
1897 July 9, to Dear Sisters
Date:
1897-07-09
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1834 January 22, Philadelphia, to Dear Brother, Madeira
Title:
1834 January 22, Madeira
Description:
Contains description of fire at warehouses owned by "Morris Waln and the Stacys."
Date:
1834-01-22
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1897 July 25, Bliss Cottage, to Dear Sister
Title:
1897 July 25, to Dear Sister
Date:
1897-07-25
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1887 October 4, Philadelphia, to My Dearest Wife
Title:
1887 October 4, to My Dearest Wife
Date:
1887-10-04
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1887 October 19, Woodbourne, to Dear Wife
Title:
1887 October 19, to Dear Wife
Date:
1887-10-19
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1867 September 8, Woodford, to My dear Chelly
Title:
1867 September 8, to My dear Chelly
Date:
1867-09-08
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1896 September 27, Awbury, to My Dear Wife
Title:
1896 September 27, to My Dear Wife
Date:
1896-09-27
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1904 July 4, Northeast Harbor, to My Dear Great Grandchildren
Title:
1904 July 4, to My Dear Great Grandchildren
Date:
1904-07-04
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers
1822 June 19, Philadelphia, to My dearest Elenor
Title:
1822 June 19, to My dearest Elenor
Date:
1822-06-19
Collection:
Cope Evans Family Papers