Wills

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Correspondence, diaries, financial papers, etc. of multiple generations of the Ames, Lesley, and Lyman families.

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Correspondence, diaries, writings, photographs, audiocassettes, compact disc of economist Elisabeth Burger, trade unionist and government official Frieda S. Miller, and labor organizer Pauline Newman.

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Correspondence, diaries, photograph albums, etc., of Mabel Hall Colgate, Red Cross volunteer and traveler.

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Diaries, correspondence, and other papers of the Richard Henry Dana, Jr. family of Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Correspondence of the Greene family of Cambridge, Massachusetts

Overview: At a special meeting of the Harvard Corporation on February 6, 1850, the President and Fellows voted to have all manuscript papers related to the history of the College and College affairs identified, arranged, and bound. The first series of the Harvard College Papers comprises eleven volumes of historical and administrative records dating back as early as the mid-1600s arranged in chronological order. Papers that were accidentally overlooked, or newly discovered or received, were added...

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Correspondence, scrapbooks, diaries, etc., of Ellis Gray Loring, lawyer and abolitionist, from Boston, Massachusetts.

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This collection consists of seven volumes of Massachusetts court documents, mostly briefs in matters of tort and contract law, filed on behalf of Nason & Proctor's Boston-area clients.

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Correspondence and photographs of Antoinette N. Spruyt, rancher and farmer.

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Correspondence, minutes, annual reports, etc., of Blanche Ames, artist and suffragist.

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Correspondence, dream journals, writings, and song recital programs of singer and poet Jean Lunn.

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Correspondence, biographical and financial material, clippings and articles, book-related files, family papers, and photographs of author and journalist Mary Lee.

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Diaries, writings, correspondence, and photographs of Mary Matteson Wilbur and her family.

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Personal papers of Miriam Jay Wurts Andrus, philanthropist and activist for global peace, document her relationships with her parents and husband, international travel, and household management. Also contains diaries, correspondence, photographs, and genealogical records pertaining to the Benedict and Wurts families.

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Papers of the Gray, Carter, Nichols, and White families of New England and New York.

Scope and Contents: George Peabody established the trust that founded the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology in 1866. The Peabody family papers contain some miscellaneous items, correspondence relating to financial and other family concerns, and probate materials relating to estate matters of a number of family members, including Margaret Peabody, Charles...

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Correspondence and legal documents of the Tappan family, the Winthrop family, and the Patten family.