Scope and Contents Consists largely of personal and business correspondence and material dealing with Boutwell's career as a geologist (maps, notebooks, manuscripts and illustrations, education, mineral samples, etc.). It also includes familial details (legal and other documentation of his divorce from Esther; family history, including documentation of his claim as a direct descendant of Francis Cooke, a passenger on the Mayflower, possessions of ancestors such as the medical notebooks of H.T. Boutwell,...

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Contains financial papers and materials of both J. M. Boutwell himself as well as his family and mining companies he consulted with. Includes checkbooks and stubs, stock notes, stock dividend records, bank statements, bills and receipts, other stock information, and taxes. Some small amout of financial materials are mixed in with other series, but these are those that seem to have been organized and kept separate. ca. 1885-1969

Scope and Contents Contains papers realting to the genealogy of J. M. Boutwell and others, especially the Society of Mayflower Descendants of which he was a member. Includes Mayflower and Plymouth history, pamphlets, issues of Mayflower Quarterly, membership applications (genealogy-based, including his own), genealogy of and correspondence with members and applicants, finances and administrative details (committees and reports, ballots, events), bulletins, newspaper and magazines articles (general society...

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Contains papers and materials relating to J. M. Boutwell's career as a geologist from 1900 to 1945. Includes many mining maps and reports in different regions in Arizona (Bisbee), Utah (Bingham), Mexico (Cananea), and Peru (Cerro de Pasco). Also inludes business and professional correspondence, profesional affiliations, and reports and surveys, many dealing with the United States Geological Survey, which he worked for from 1900 to 1908.

Scope and Contents Contains the personal papers of J. M. Boutwell, including academic and university materials. Includes business, professional, and family correspondence, general life, employment applications, stock information, trusteeship documents, educational material (personal notes), miscellaneous publications, including industrial studies and pamphlets, Harvard material, John Wesley Powell's original geology notes, two letters from William Cullen Bryant, club/society information, educational...

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Letter to Wyer, Librarian of the Denver Public Library, which concerns the various repositories where Jackson's photographic collections were preserved and from which copies could be solicited. The repositories were: The Colorado Historical Society; the Hayden series found in the U.S. Geological Survey; and the Ohio Art Company of Bryan, Ohio.

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Softbound typescript of a progress report containing text, hydrographs, and tables. It concerns the extent to which the regulation of water entering the sinks affects the flow of nearby springs and related questions. The item was not intended for publication.