Folioplus_box | FOLIO+ PROCESSED, Box 54

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(This letter is a copy sent by Catharine Beecher to Mary Dutton, New Haven, May 31, 1845.) Trying to raise money for his church in Fort Wayne, Indiana. An account of his adventures founding a new church. Old vs. New School embroilments. Catharine's own letter asks Mary to give money for a musical instrument for Charles to use in his pulpit work.

Scope and Contents: Series II, Children of Samuel and Hannah (Lane) Blackwell, 1833-1981 (#16-640), contains correspondence between the siblings and their parents, writings, financial papers, diaries, and biographical material about the Blackwell siblings and their spouses. There are also correspondence and papers of English cousins: Kenyon Blackwell and Marie Blackwell, later Mme. Droussart, and Samuel H. Blackwell, and correspondence and papers of relatives of Emma Stone (Lawrence) Blackwell. The series is...

Scope and Contents: Series II, Children of Samuel and Hannah (Lane) Blackwell, 1833-1981 (#16-640), contains correspondence between the siblings and their parents, writings, financial papers, diaries, and biographical material about the Blackwell siblings and their spouses. There are also correspondence and papers of English cousins: Kenyon Blackwell and Marie Blackwell, later Mme. Droussart, and Samuel H. Blackwell, and correspondence and papers of relatives of Emma Stone (Lawrence) Blackwell. The series is...

Scope and Contents: Series II, Children of Samuel and Hannah (Lane) Blackwell, 1833-1981 (#16-640), contains correspondence between the siblings and their parents, writings, financial papers, diaries, and biographical material about the Blackwell siblings and their spouses. There are also correspondence and papers of English cousins: Kenyon Blackwell and Marie Blackwell, later Mme. Droussart, and Samuel H. Blackwell, and correspondence and papers of relatives of Emma Stone (Lawrence) Blackwell. The series is...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: This collection, which spans four generations of the United States branch of the Blackwell family, complements other collections of Blackwell family papers in the Schlesinger Library. It was largely assembled by George Washington Blackwell and his descendants. About half the papers were dated and tied into chronologically arranged bundles by George Washington Blackwell, who was often the ultimate recipient of letters that had been addressed to a different sibling and that were circulated...

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Series I, SAMUEL BLACKWELL (1790-1838) AND HANNAH (LANE) BLACKWELL (1792-1870), 1831-1966 (inclusive), 1831-1870 (bulk) (#4-15v), consists of letters between husband and wife; Hannah Lane Blackwell's advice and moral precepts to children; Samuel Blackwell's business records relating to his United States sugar-refining business; and his observations on the Irish dating from a visit prior to his emigration.

SCOPE AND CONTENT: This collection, which spans four generations of the United States branch of the Blackwell family, complements other collections of Blackwell family papers in the Schlesinger Library. It was largely assembled by George Washington Blackwell and his descendants. About half the papers were dated and tied into chronologically arranged bundles by George Washington Blackwell, who was often the ultimate recipient of letters that had been addressed to a different sibling and that were circulated...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: While this collection includes papers of many members of the Blackwell family, the largest single groups of papers are those of Elizabeth Blackwell (1821-1910), her adopted daughter Katharine (Kitty) Barry Blackwell (1848-1936), and her niece Alice Stone Blackwell (1857-1950). The papers include correspondence, diaries and reminiscences, biographical and other writings, photographs and daguerreotypes, and memorabilia.Series I, Samuel Blackwell (1790-1838), 1835-1837, n.d. (#2-5),...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: This collection of Blackwell family papers contains correspondence, writings, of Congregational minister Antoinette Louisa (Brown) Blackwell, as well as papers and photographs of other Blackwell family members. It is arranged in three series.Series I. ANTOINETTE LOUISA (BROWN) BLACKWELL (1825-1921), 1846-1921, (#1-58, 121f+), includes a typescript of "Antoinette Brown Blackwell, The First Woman Minister," dictated by Antoinette Louisa (Brown)...

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Correspondence, miscellaneous writings, clippings and memorabilia of Lyman Beecher, Henry Ward Beecher, Catharine Beecher, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Calvin Stowe, Isabella Beecher Hooker, Charlotte Perkins Gilman and other members of the family. Included is Lyman Beecher Stowe's correspondence and research re Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Charlotte Cushman. Also bibliography (on cards) of the Beecher family. Family memorabilia.

SCOPE AND CONTENT: This collection, which spans four generations of the United States branch of the Blackwell family, complements other collections of Blackwell family papers in the Schlesinger Library. It was largely assembled by George Washington Blackwell and his descendants. About half the papers were dated and tied into chronologically arranged bundles by George Washington Blackwell, who was often the ultimate recipient of letters that had been addressed to a different sibling and that were circulated...

Scope and Contents: Series II, Children of Samuel and Hannah (Lane) Blackwell, 1833-1981 (#16-640), contains correspondence between the siblings and their parents, writings, financial papers, diaries, and biographical material about the Blackwell siblings and their spouses. There are also correspondence and papers of English cousins: Kenyon Blackwell and Marie Blackwell, later Mme. Droussart, and Samuel H. Blackwell, and correspondence and papers of relatives of Emma Stone (Lawrence) Blackwell. The series is...

SCOPE AND CONTENT: This collection, which spans four generations of the United States branch of the Blackwell family, complements other collections of Blackwell family papers in the Schlesinger Library. It was largely assembled by George Washington Blackwell and his descendants. About half the papers were dated and tied into chronologically arranged bundles by George Washington Blackwell, who was often the ultimate recipient of letters that had been addressed to a different sibling and that were circulated...

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Subseries B, Katharine (Kitty) Barry Blackwell (1848-1936), 1877-1934 (#175-226), includes diaries, financial records, and correspondence of Elizabeth Blackwell's adopted daughter.