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Contains 16 Results:

Georgianna (Wingate) Clapp (b.1823). Letter to Hunt (?), 1841

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.4.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...

Dorcas Parker Gay. Commonplace book, 1874-1884.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.5v.
Scope and Contents:

"Pocket diary 1873" filled with clippings, mostly poetry (some handwritten); also 1798 declaration of intention of marriage between Dr. James Parker and Dorcas Marble

Dorcas Parker Gay. Genealogical account of the Dearborn family, copied by Dorcas Parker Gay, 1850

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.6.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...

Dorcas Parker Gay. Letter from sister Laura (Gay) Davis while in Portugal, 1823.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.7.
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Visit to the opera, political troubles between Spain and Portugal

Dorcas Parker Gay. Letter from Lucy M. Nourse, 1839

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.8.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...

Dorcas Parker Gay. Letter from brother-in-law Henry Aiken Worcester, 1839

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.9.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...

Dorcas Parker Gay. Letters from sister Olive (Gay) Worcester, 1839, 1853.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.10.
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Includes note from Mrs. Oxnard, 1856 letter from nephew Henry Parker Worcester

Dorcas Parker Gay. Letters with brother Rufus Marble Gay, 1821-1838, 1852.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.11.
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Includes re: slavery pamphlet by a Rev. Dr. Peabody

Margaret (Lewis) Gay. Commonplace book, with commentaries on responsibilities of marriage and parenthood, ca.1759. Digital

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.12.
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Written by Margaret Lewis before marriage to William Gay in May 1759; includes explanatory note on text by granddaughter Dorcas Parker Gay

Rufus Gay. Letters from daughter Laura (Gay) Davis while in Portugal, 1823-1824.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.13.
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Describes an anti-monarchy "counter Revolution," types of fruit eaten, her feelings about the Portuguese people

Rufus Gay. Letters from daughter Olive (Gay) Worcester and son-in-law Henry Aiken Worcester, 1839

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.14.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...

Rufus Gay. "Journal kept by Rufus Gay and his daughter Dorcas P. Gay, 1815-1890, Gardiner, Maine."

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.15.
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Typed transcript by Dorothy Swanton Brown, 1991 (original at Gardiner Public Library, Gardiner, Maine)

Byram family genealogical notes, 1877, n.d.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.1.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...

Byram family letters: typed transcript by Barbara Jean Duffy, n.d.

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.2.
Scope and Contents:

Includes almost all letters by Byram family members

Byram family poems, 1784, 1827, n.d. Digital

Item — Box: 2Identifier: MC 873, 2.3.
SCOPE AND CONTENT: The Swanton family papers contain commonplace books, diaries, correspondence, etc., of the Gay, Worcester, Swanton, and Byram families. The majority of the material documents the home, family, and religious lives of several generations of Swedenborgians (members of the General Church of the New Jerusalem, or the "New Church"), primarily in Gardiner, Maine, during the course of the 19th century. It also includes phrenological readings for two young children, documentation of a school for...