Box 1
Contains 125 Results:
Genealogy of Richard Snowden, date of production not identified
Note on genealogy of Richard Snowden “from Wales” down to Evan W. Thomas, date of production not identified.
Kane family history, date of production not identified
Manuscript of the Kane family history, by Thomas L. Kane, a rough draft, date of production not identified.
Tombstone inscriptions of Reverend Russell and Rebekah Russell, 1846 February 4
Tombstone inscriptions of Reverend Russell from 1692, and Rebekah Russell from 1688, taken by Caroline Martin at Hadley and given to R.W. Dated February 4, 1846.
Rachel Werherill letter to the Dudley family, 1876 February 15
Letter from Rachel Werherill, encloses information on the Dudley family, dated February 15, 1876.
Family history by Rev. Maunsell Van Rensselaer, approximately 1888
Notes on family history taken from Annals of the Van Rensselaers by Rev. Maunsell Van Rensselaer, written on back of advertisement written on both sides. Dated approximately 1888.
Notes on the Freeman Family, date of production not identified
Notes of the Freeman family titled, “Oldest Record of the Freeman Family in America," the first to come to America, Edmund Freeman came to Plymouth in 1635, date of production not identified.
Three wax seals of Grandfather Gray to G.G. Leiper, date of production not identified
The following is written on the item: “3 sides of the old iron seal left by Grandfather Gray to G.G. Leiper,” written in Thomas L. Kane’s handwritting, has three wax seals on the page. Date of production not identified.
Family history of the Leiper family, date of production not identified
Typed listing titled “Family and Social Background,” regarding members of the Leiper family, date of production not identified.
Margaret Gray biography, date of production not identified
Typed manuscript titled, “A Heroine of the War for Independence” by Charles Woodruff Shields, a biography of Margaret Gray, great grandmother of Thomas L. Kane, date of production not identified.
Ellen Post letter to Alida Kane, 1817 February 17
Letter from Ellen Post while in New York to Alida Kane, reflects on the nature of their friendship, speaks of mutual acquaintances, dated February 17, 1817.