Box 3
Contains 81 Results:
Ann G. Thomas letter to Elizabeth K. Shields, 1868 February 20
Ann G. Thomas letters, 1873
In same envelope (included): Letter from Ann G. Thomas, Pen-y-Bryn, to Alida Kane Constable, while in Philadelphia, news of various people, dated June 25, 1873; Letter from Harriet A. Kane [Thomas L. Kane’s daughter] to Ann G. Thomas, giving an account of her trip to Niagara Falls, dated June 21, 1873.
Evan W. Thomas letter to Sam [Govey?], 1790 February 22
Letter from Evan W. Thomas, while in Philadelphia, to Sam [Govey?], a “relation,” expresses sympathy for Sam’s loss, [his parents died?], now Sam finds himself the head of a large family, dated February 22, 1790.
Evan W. Thomas letter to “My dear”, 1810 April 16
Letter from Evan W. Thomas, while in Havre de Grace, to “My dear,” on the journey, faith in God, dated April 16, 1810.
M. Thomas letter to Evan W. Thomas, 1803 February 20
Letter from M. Thomas to Evan W. Thomas, at Havre de Grace, Maryland, written to him while he is away business, mentions their children and news of others they know, dated February 20, 1803.
Financial records, 1835
Financial records, record of bills, expenses, etc., mentions “Father’s estate,” and “bills since Mother’s death,” dated 1835.
Anna M. Pierrepont letter, 1852 December 28
Letter from Anna M. Pierrepont to her brother, torn in half, makes reference to Alida (Constable?), refers to many 19th century Christmas customs, dated December 28, 1852.
Anna Washington letter to John Constable, date of production not identified
Letter from Anna Washington to her father John Constable, expresses her concern over William’s economic welfare, she desires him to have some employment and to be independent, implores her father to “give him a nice farm without delay and insist upon Alida’s signing off her right to his and Gilbert’s,” date of production not identified.
Robert Harvey diary, 1789-1790
Bound Diary of Poor Robert Harvey, consisting of approximately 180 pp. with hard tan cover. The contents are essentially divided in half. The first half consists of a travel log for two separate journeys--the first is a round trip across England in 1789 and the second is a short trip from Norwich to Ipswitch and back in 1790. The second half contains a few lines of poetry followed by the makings of a dramatic play. Dated June 28, 1789 through August 2, 1790.
Memorandum of E.D. Kane, date of production not identified
“Memorandum of E.D. Kane relating to Gen. Washington’s occupation of John Kane’s house as headquarters in 1778,” date of production not identified.