Libraries Homepage

Josiah W. Leeds Scrapbooks, 1872-1907

Ms. Coll. 1102
22 volumes

Table of contents

Biographical background

Josiah Woodward Leeds (1841-1908) was the son of Benjamin S. Leeds. Born in Philadelphia, he moved to West Chester, Pa. in 1868 and joined the Society of Friends in 1870. In 1871 he married Deborah Ann Crenshaw of Virginia and they moved to Germantown (Philadelphia, Pa.). In 1877 he published a United States history textbook notable for its lack of battle illustrations. This volume was followed in 1882 with a smaller version suitable for intermediate grades. Leeds moved to "Rocouncey," near Birmingham Meeting House, Chester County, Pa. in 1890. He was the author of numerous tracts and was active in his opposition to what he perceived as damaging to the public welfare.

Source for above: Dictionary of Quaker Biography.

Links to images

The following images are taken from Leeds's scrapbooks.

Scanned Image TLS, Nov. 21, 1887, of Anthony Comstock, Sec. of the New York Society for the Suppression of Vice, to Josiah W. Leeds. Letter is in reply to Leeds's telegram informing Comstock of the arrests of "lads" selling the "scandalously illustrated" N.Y. Telepress. (scrapbook vol. 4) (approx. 78k)

Scanned Image TLS, Nov. 4, 1903, of Theodore Roosevelt, in reply to Leeds's letter of Nov. 3, informing the President of his belief that the distribution of periodicals (such as the "vilely illustrated" Vanity Fair) through the U.S. mail is a direct incitement to crime. Leeds also wrote that Canada's mail service is forbidden from circulating over sixty "objectionable sheets" and requests that this matter be considered in the current investigation of corruption in the New York Post Office. (scrapbook vol. 18) (59k)

Summary of collection

Twenty-two scrapbooks of correspondence of Josiah Woodward Leeds with persons involved in the social reform movements of the late 19th century as well as clippings from newspapers, periodicals and journals of articles and editorials written by Leeds and articles on topics of interest to him.

Correspondence (ca. 2,000 letters) relates to his reform activities and includes letters from John Bellows, George Dana Boardman, Gertrude Whittier Cartland, Anthony Comstock, Wilbur F. Crafts, John H. Dillingham, Neal Dow, Elizabeth E. Flagg, Anna A. Gordon, William Torrey Harris, Herman Haupt, Alfred H. Love, Thomas Meehan, Clement B. Penrose, Jonathan E. Rhoads, Theodore Roosevelt, George J. Scattergood, Isaac Sharpless, Clarkson Sheppard, Hannah Whitall Smith, William Tallack, William P. Townsend, Benjamin Franklin Trueblood, John Wanamaker, Herbert Welsh, John Greenleaf Whittier, Frances E. Willard, Julia McNair Wright and others.

Tracts written by Leeds are also to be found in these books. Leeds's scrapbooks reflect his views on what was wrong with society at the end of the 19th century. The topics represented in the scrapbooks cover a wide variety of "vices" and their proposed remedies.

Some areas of interest to Leeds included temperance work, peace, crime, prison reform and the abolition of the death penalty, plain attire, John Wycliffe, simplicity of worship and legislation to control "vice."

He was also a crusader for "social purity" and some of the areas he saw danger in included the following: novels and other "pernicious literature," "immoral" post cards, posters and handbills, the theater, ballet and opera, "wild west shows" and their relationship to Native Americans, paintings and statues, all forms of gambling (especially lotteries, horse-racing, contests and card games), the use of "charity balls" as fund-raisers and the propriety of accepting "tainted" money for charity work, college football, bicycle riding, boxing, tobacco, secret societies (especially the Masons, Elks and fraternities) and the glorification of the military (especially with young people as in military exercises at West Point and the formation of organized "boys' brigades").

Related collections

Additional Josiah W. Leeds material may be found in Josiah Woodward Leeds papers, 1875-1902 (part of Quaker Miscellany, Ms. Coll. 950) and in 975A, Diary and journal collection (Josiah W. Leeds, 3 account books of his tract publication acounts, 1877-1893).

Arrangement and description of collection

All scrapbooks are well-indexed [by Leeds] by topics and correspondents and are arranged chronologically. The dates covered by the scrapbooks are:

Correspondents lists.

A brief description of the contents of each scrapbook follows.

  • Volume 1, 1872-1882
    159 p., inside front cover inscribed "For private reference" "Volume I." Binding broken.
    Newspaper and periodical clippings [chiefly of his own writings from "Friends' Review" and other journals], includes "The monthly olive branch," articles on the Indians, public libraries, prisons, temperance, William Penn, various tracts ("Come in and look! You will not be expected to buy," "The presentment of the Grand Jury. October term, 1882"), issues of "The Freedman's Friend," poem "The `constellation' war-ship" (and list of where published), illustrations for his "smaller history," lists of books for the Emlen Institution, Institute for Colored Youth.
    Also material related to the publication and sale of his history books - "Leeds' United States History," and "Leeds smaller history of the United States."
  • Volume 2, 1883-1884
    137 p.
    This volume is chiefly correspondence, with some clippings from newspapers of articles written by Leeds ("The monthly olive branch"), other articles on peace, against "charity balls," household games and gambling, temperance, "pernicious literature."
    Also issues of "The Freedman's Friend," various tracts by Leeds ("The dress parade at West Point," "Concerning the charity ball," "The primitive peace principles of John Wiclif," "Illiteracy in the South," the preceding with lists of who were sent copies; also "Some helpful sentences," "The Theatre").
  • Volume 3, [Dec.] 1884-1886
    163 p.
    Correspondence, topics include the theater, "pernicious literature," charity balls, military statues, fox hunting, flowers at funerals, tobacco, temperance, "social purity," case of M.A. Martin vs. Burnet county school trustees [use of Leeds's History of the United States in the school system].
    Also various tracts by Leeds ("Concerning printed poison," "Prospectus of the silver-track dramway of Pennsylvania," "Simplicity of attire; an essential to the promotion of social purity," "Once more the charity ball").
  • Volume 4, [Dec.]1886-1888
    123 p., crumbling edges of pages, many page numbers missing.
    Correspondence, newspaper and periodical clippings of articles written by Leeds as well as of interest to him on such topics as: temperance, charity balls, "pernicious literature," "pernicious prints," legislation related to "vice," tobacco, ballet, theater, boxing, capital punishment, secret societies, military exercises at West Point, plain attire, New Year's Eve celebrations.
    Also various tracts by Leeds ("Social purity Series, no. 4, Simplicity of attire an essential to social purity," "Fruit eating," "Some quiet ways of dealing with pernicious prints," "Sunday papers again," "Taking risks," "Juvenile periodical literature").
  • Volume 5, 1889
    89 p., in good condition.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and periodical articles written by Leeds, as well as articles of interest to him on topics such as: "brutalizing posters," tobacco, legislation relating to "vice," charity balls, temperance, "wild west shows," theaters.
    Also various tracts by Leeds ("A warning concerning a proposed act for legalizing pool-selling on horse-races," "Simplicity of attire, as related to the promotion of social purity,"), and "The Swedes' last night at Pultowa" by Charles Shieldstream.
  • Volume 6, 1890-1891
    133 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and periodical articles written by Leeds, as well as articles on topics of interest to him, such as: ballet, Sarah Bernhardt, charity balls, tobacco, temperance, "French" art, "French" novels, gambling, death penalty, lotteries, U.S. navy, New Year's Eve celebrations, "pernicious literature," "indecent posters," horse-race betting, boxing, secret societies, theater, peace, oppressed Russian Jews, legislation relating to "vice," genealogy of William F. Cody ("Buffalo Bill") prepared by Gilbert Cope, guns and gun advertisements.
    Also various tracts written by Leeds ("The cigarette, some sober words about it," "Purity in the art exhibits at the Columbian Exhibition," "The menace of the theater").
  • Volume 7, 1891-1892
    115 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and periodical articles written by Leeds as well as articles of interest to him on topics such as charity balls, tobacco, theater, peace, secret societies, gambling, "indecent posters," "The fall of Babylon" (a painting by Rochegrosse which Leeds felt obscene and sought to keep out of the U.S. in 1891), lotteries, New Year's Eve celebrations, music in schools, prohibition, race tracks, education, boxing, death of Whittier, "wild west shows."
    Also tracts written by Leeds ("Educators should bear witness against pernicious reading matter").
  • Volume 8, Dec. 1892-Jan. 1894
    113 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and periodical articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: crime, capital punishment, ballet, "immoral" art, race tracks, "indecent" posters and hand-bills, nude art at the Columbian Exposition, peace, lotteries and contests, Siberian exiles, temperance, "Pernicious" literature, theater, tobacco, "purity," football, secret societies, charity balls, crime [as a consequence of "indecent" writing and pictures].
    Also tracts written by Leeds ("Our free institutes for the promotion of brutality and burglary," "The dress parade at West Point," "The title Reverend," "Writing for the public," "Ought Christians to engage in war?," "Prospectus of the silver-track dramway of Pennsylvania").
  • Volume 9, 1894-Jan. 1895
    109 p., p.71 contains 2 cyanotypes of bean teepees and unidentified persons, also of carriage in country lane.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as clippings of articles on topics of interest to him such as: secret societies, football, "Round about Rocouncey" [articles in the Friend about his home grounds], "pernicious" literature, "boys' brigade," tobacco, military training in schools, horticulture, peace, music, temperance, Alaska, photography, crime against women.
    Also tract written by Leeds ("The common weal vs. the news-stand").
  • Volume 10, 1895-Feb. 1896
    113 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: "boys' brigades," peace, "Round about Rocouncey" [articles in the Friend re his home grounds], Alaska, gambling, boxing, John Wycliffe, legislation to control "vice," lotteries, secret societies, newsdealers, temperance, theater, Yvette Guilbert [singer].
    Also tracts by Leeds ("The smoker and his 'resolute will'," "The highwaymen of the railway, and a few related remarks," "Relation of the press and the stage to purity"). Lists of names with note of tracts sent to them in front and back of volume.
  • Volume 11, 1896
    89 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: peace, lotteries, charity balls, tobacco, gambling, Armenia, theater, Sarah Bernhardt, legislation on "vice," opium, fox hunting, teaching war in history texts, secret societies, vegetarianism, National Congress of Jewish Women, intercollegiate sports.
    Also tracts by Leeds ("The help of Armenia," "Against the teaching of war in history text-books," "Silver-track dramways, state and national, The waste of 'personal liberty' versus the winnings of abstinence for the public good").
  • Volume 12, 1897
    119 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds, as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: tobacco, charity balls, horse racing, New Year's celebrations, "progressive euchre" [card game], prisons, Elihu Burritt, Neal Dow, "immoral" art, newspapers, simplicity, gambling, lotteries, secret societies, "vice" legislation, boxing, bicycling, crime, U.S. currency designs, missing letters contests, resignation of Theodore B. Stulb as Health Officer of Philadelphia.
    Also tracts by Leeds ("The place of progressive euchre," "Need of faithful testimony against impurity," "Our free institutes for the promotion of brutality and burglary," "Relation of the press and stage to purity," "The cigarette, some sober words about it," "An examen of the boy's job of train derailment near Rome, N.Y."). List at back of volume giving names, addresses and tracts sent.
  • Volume 13, 1898
    107 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles of interest to him on topics such as: peace, boxing, bicycles, tobacco, Czar Alexander I, Czar Nicholas II, vice in the military, "pernicious" literature, Free Masonry, secret societies, gambling, Gladstone, N.P. Hobson, lawyers, simplicity of attire, Theodore B. Stulb, theater, train robbers, dancing classes, relationship of sensational literature and crime, "A trip to North Carolina" [Leeds's series in The Friend], Silas C. Swallow, "manifest destiny."
    Also tract by Leeds ("The wheel out of place"). List at back of volume with names, addresses and tracts sent.
  • Volume 14, 1899
    81 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: simplicity of worship, charity balls, clerical titles, Samoa, novels, peace, Boar War in South Africa, "progressive euchre," plain language, vice in the army, temperance, boxing, Joseph Sturge (extracts from his memoirs), gambling, secret societies, Doukhobors, Bingham H. Roberts, Finland, "wild west shows."
  • Volume 15, 1900
    113 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: peace, Samoa, Boar War in South Africa, "wild west shows," trip of Deborah Leeds to West coast, secret societies, fox hunting, daily newspapers, football, theater, "The confessors of peace" [series by Leeds in the "Christian Neighbor"], Doukhobors, Abraham L. English, U.S. soldiers in the Philippines, vice in the army, Prohibition party, "Roosevelt's charge against the Quakers" ["investigated by a committee of the Jefferson and Lincoln Legion, Indianapolis, Ind."], West Point hazing and alcohol.
    Also tract by Leeds ("The Pacific position of the China Inland Mission").
  • Volume 16, 1901
    85 p., photograph of "farmer's cottage at Rocouncy, Autumn, 1901" on p.77.
    - correspondence [includes birthday letters], clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds and other articles on topics of interest to him such as: West Point hazing, theater, peace, military drills in public schools, U.S. Navy, tobacco, crime, secret societies, gambling, John Wiclif, contests and lotteries, Egypt, child labor, militarism [on p. 84-85, 12 p. holograph essay "Remedies for the prevailing militarism"], also tract by Leeds ("Wiclif's anti-war views: an obstructed or nearly suppressed ray from 'The morning star of the reformation' that should now shed forth its light").
  • Volume 17, 1902
    95 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: gambling, theater, Wiclif, crime, music, peace, tobacco, prohibition, curvilinear boundaries between counties in Tennessee, euchre, Indians, lotteries, New Hebrides, Sunday newspapers.
    Also tracts by Leeds ("The case of a friend of the Commonwealth versus the Sunday newspaper with special relation to the Public ledger," "Wiclif's anti-war views: an obstructed or nearly suppressed ray from `The morning star of the reformation' that should now shed forth its light").
  • Volume 18, 1903
    105 p., 3 photographs on p. 80 taken at Geneva, Switzerland.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: Sunday newspapers, theater, University of Pennsylvania, war, peace, gambling "investments," "indecent" posters, capital punishment, secret societies, the Masons, George Washington [his views on war, etc.], boxing, Alaska Indians, gambling, "wild west shows," "The confessors of peace from the second century to the era of Mahomet" [series by Leeds in The Friend], various lynchings around the country, travel letters of Deborah Leeds, Welsh Mountain Industrial Mission, "indecent" medical advertisements, temperance, "blue" laws, contests.
    Also tract by Leeds ("The element of sacrifice in the Christian's daily paper"). List of names, addresses in back with tracts sent.
  • Volume 19, 1904
    91 p., p. 69 photograph of Friends' Select School personnel (J. Henry Bartlett, Joseph S. Elkinton, Ruth Chambers, Elizabeth Smedley, W.F. Wickersham, Charles Wagner, Prof. Koenig, Edward Smedley).
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: theater, safety of theaters, crime, Indians, temperance, card games, peace, "Merle d'Aubigne's testimony for peace" [series by Leeds in The Friend], horse racing, objectionable advertising, dancing, hazing, Mormons.
    Also tract written by Leeds ("A voice from home"). List of names, addresses with tracts sent in back of volume.
  • Volume 20, 1905
    115 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: cruelty to animals, temperance, peace, Indians, hazing, tobacco, secret societies, Welsh revival, Mary Anderson (actress), gambling, fraudulent "investments," Carlisle Indian School, theater, Army canteens, misleading advertisements, accepting "ill-gotten" proceeds for charity [in particular Rockefeller's gift to the American Board of Foreign Missions], lawyers, "vulgar" postal cards, cartoons, football, Quay statue, Boer relief work.
    Also tracts by Leeds ("The blessing of the `Royal Arthur'" [poem], "The `Constellation' warship" [poem], "An open letter to John Weaver, mayor of Philadelphia, concerning a corrupt condition"). List in back of volume of names, addresses and tracts sent.
  • Volume 21, 1906
    79 p., 5 photographs found loose in back of book of Philippolis [?] rug-making work room [some kind of relief work?] and Margaret Clark.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: football reform, divorce, theater, war, peace, "indecent" post cards, crime, tobacco, gambling, card games, secret societies, Upton Sinclair's "Home Colony" [JWL's son to join], capital punishment, Mary Dyer, Boer relief.
    List at back of volume of names, addresses and tracts sent.
  • Volume 22, 1907
    81 p.
    Correspondence, clippings of newspaper and journal articles written by Leeds as well as articles on topics of interest to him such as: dirty streets, theater, Boer relief, "Salome" [opera], tobacco, Japan, temperance, "immoral" postcards, Masonry, Senator Smoot of Utah, gambling, penny arcades, clerical titles, the Elks, lawyers, opium, secret societies and fraternities, Christmas customs, football, "Kinglsey Centre" [a brochure put out by John B. Leeds telling of a plan to end the "servant problem" through "Co-operative Housekeeping"].
    List at back of book with names, addresses and tracts sent.

Correspondents

Lists of correspondents compiled from Leeds's indexes are available. These lists include the writer's name and the volume number of the scrapbook(s) their letter(s) appears in. A check of the relevant scrapbook index will give the page number(s) where the letter(s) appears.

  • Abbett, Lear (Gov. N.J.), 6
  • Abbott, Edward, 1
  • Aberdeen, [Ishbel?] (Countess of), 10
  • Acker, A. Lincoln, 20
  • Adams, Herbert B., 4
  • Africa Pub. Co., 9
  • Albright, John M., 7
  • Aldis, Mary Steadman, 8
  • Aldrick, N.W. (Senator), 12
  • Alison, Alexander, 6
  • Allen, George W. (Mrs.), 11
  • Allen, Martha M., 20
  • Allen, Mary Wood, 19
  • Allis, Julia T., 13-17,20
  • Allison, James, 1
  • Allison, W.B., 1
  • Ames, Charles G., 1
  • Ames, Julia A., 7
  • Anderson (Navarro), Mary, 20
  • Anderson, Rasmus B., 1
  • Anderson, Thomas L., 22
  • Abbott, George and Ruth, 3
  • Andrews, Elizabeth W., 4
  • Andrews, Fanny Fern, 20,21
  • Angell, George T., 7
  • Angell, Lucy G., 12
  • Arnold's Advertising Agency, 17
  • Arrowood, M.C., 20
  • Ashman (Judge), 4,8,10,11
  • Ashurst, Samuel (Dr.), 7,8,10,12,16
  • Asinelli, Evelyn degli (Countess), 20-22
  • The Astor library, 3
  • Aten, Lidi, 11
  • Atkinson, Wilmer, 20
  • Austin, Samuel, 5
  • Baer, Samuel A., 5
  • Bailey, Hannah J., 4,8
  • Baily, H. Lavinia, 14,21
  • Baily, Joshua L., 3,4,20,22
  • Baily, William L., 4
  • Baker, George S., 18
  • Balderston, Lloyd, 9,14,17
  • Bancroft, George, 1
  • Bardsley, Edith, 19
  • Barker, Helen M., 6,11,12
  • Bartholdt, Richard, 21
  • Bartlett, J. Henry, 6,12,13
  • Bartlett, John, 14
  • Barton, Clara, (by her secr. C.H.H. Cottrell), 13
  • Barton, Elizabeth S.M., 21
  • Bassett, Carrie, 20
  • Bassett, Henry Linn, 19
  • Bassett, Jazanick, 3
  • Batchelor, Edward L., 3
  • Bateham, J.C. (Mrs.), 8
  • Bates, Gilbert H., 13,14
  • Bean, Lewis U., 2
  • Beard, Philo D., 7
  • Beaty, James, 3
  • Beaver (Governor), 4
  • Beaver, Gilbert A., 8
  • Beaver, Thomas, 6
  • Bechdolt, Charles J., 18
  • Beck, Edward, 7
  • Beck, James M., 13
  • Beckwith, George C., 1
  • Bee, F.A., 1
  • Beitler, Abraham M., 8,9,10
  • Beitler, L.E., 10
  • Bell, A., 1
  • Bellows, Elizabeth, 17
  • Bellows, John, 5,6,8,9,10,11,13,14
  • Berry, W.H. (Mayor), 20
  • Beveridge, A.J., 18,19
  • Biddle, A., 6
  • Biddle, Samuel, 3
  • Bidwell, Annie K., 9
  • Biery, C.J., 9
  • Bigelow, John, 10,11,16
  • Bishop, E.A., 18
  • Black, James, 2
  • Blaine (his secretary), 6
  • Blair, D.G., 12
  • Blair, Frank S., 21
  • Blakeslee, F.D., 18
  • Blanchard, Charles A., 8,17,19,22
  • Bloch Museum (Lucerne), 18
  • Blodget, Lorin, 3
  • Boardman, George Dana, 1,3,6,9
  • Bogardus, Abram, 9
  • Bonaparte, Charles J., 16
  • Booth, Mand [?], 9
  • Bowen, Clarence W., 7
  • Boyer, Edward H., 7
  • Brac[y], Jean Charle[mangne], 16
  • Braddock Publishing Co., 17
  • Bradley, Elizabeth H., 6
  • Brainerd, Cephas, 16
  • Braithwaite, J.B., 1,16
  • Branson, John, 9,10
  • Branson, Joseph H., 3
  • Brewer, D.J., 9
  • Briggs, Alice E., 3,4
  • Britwell, Charles W., 5
  • Brooks, Edward, 8,11,12,19
  • Brooks, W.H., 3,5
  • Brown, A. Bernette, 3
  • Brown, David J., 16
  • Brown, Mercy E., 13
  • Brown, William H., 1,7
  • Browne, Samuel T., 2,15
  • Browne, Sidi H., 1,7-10,12,13,15
  • Brownes, Junius Henri, 8
  • Brumbaugh, M.G. (Supt.), 22
  • Buckalew, F.R., 18
  • Buckley, J.W., 17
  • Bullitt, J.C., 8
  • Bullock, Charles, 3
  • Bumstead, Eben, 12
  • Burgess, M., 17-19
  • Burk, A.B., 17
  • Burdette, Robert J., 19
  • Burritt, Elisha, 1
  • Butler, Thomas S., 12,14,15
  • Bye, Frank P., 11
  • Cadbury, Elizabeth, 2
  • Cadbury, George, 21
  • Calabrese, V.B.L., 8
  • Caldwell, Augustine, 1
  • Canada (Postmaster General of), 3
  • Candler, W.A., 2,4
  • Canfield, W.J., 5
  • Cameron, J. Donald (Senator), 12
  • Campbell, A. Gibbs, 1
  • Campbell, Emily, 10
  • Campbell, James (Pa. factory inspector), 16
  • Campbell, William A., 7-9
  • Carncross, John L., 9
  • Carpenter, William H., 17,18
  • Carson, Hampton L., 13
  • Carter, Arabella, 16
  • Carter, R. Kelso, 4
  • Carter, Robert, 13
  • Cartland, Gertrude Whittier, 2-9,15,16,18-20
  • Cartmell, Thomas K., 11
  • Catlin, H.D., 22
  • Century Magazine (ed. R.W. Gilder), 11
  • Chace, Jonathan, 3
  • Chambers, J.H., 17,20
  • Chambers, Rebecca B., 9,19
  • Chambers, Ruth E., 19
  • Chandler, Lucinda B., 9
  • Chapin, Clara C., 9,14,16
  • Chase, A.F., 6
  • Chase, Mary Almy, 9
  • Chase, Thomas, 3
  • The Chautauquan, 10
  • Cheever, Henry T., 5
  • Chisolm, E., 19
  • Christian Endeavor Soc. (Pres. of), 4
  • Christiancy, G.H., 17
  • Christien (Prof.), 5
  • Clark, Alida, 1
  • Clark, James, 5
  • Clarke, Edward P., 16
  • Clarke, Mary E., 16
  • Clay, H., 22
  • Cleveland, Ohio librarian, 3
  • Clubb, Henry S., 1
  • Coates, W.M., 5
  • Coffin, Elijah, 1
  • Coffman, J.S., 1
  • Coleman, J.M., 12
  • Coleman, J. Stuart, 9
  • Coleman, William J., 5
  • Coleridge, Gilbert, 2
  • Collins, J.S. (Mrs.), 4
  • Collins, John, 16
  • Colman, Julia, 9
  • Columbus, Ohio librarian, 3
  • Combe, Samuel B., 17
  • The Commonwealth, 13
  • Comstock, Anthony, 3,4,7,12
  • Comstock, Elizabeth S., 1
  • Comte, Samuel, 3
  • Conard, Henry S., 14
  • Conard, Lettie Moore, 18
  • The Conqueror, 7
  • Conrad, Lewis, 13
  • Cook, Charles C., 18
  • Coon, C.G., 2
  • Cope, Francis R., 2,15
  • Cope, Mary S., 1
  • Cope, Thomas P., 2
  • Copeland, James Campbell, 18
  • Coppin, Fanny Jackson [Frances M.J.], 1,2,3
  • Corse, W.H., 5
  • Cortelyon, George B. (Secry. to Pres.), 17
  • Cory, James B., 17
  • Coulter, Stanley, 22
  • Cowgill, Josephine, 4
  • Coxe, A. Cleveland (Bishop), 4
  • Crafts, Wilbur F., 16,18,19,20
  • Crafts, Wilson F., 7,15
  • Cramer, Mary Grant, 12
  • Crawford, John, 8
  • Cree, Thomas K., 4
  • Creary, W.T., 22
  • Crenshaw, John B., 15
  • Crenshaw, Judith A., 16
  • Cresson, Charles C., 3,4
  • Crittenton, Charles N., 7,8
  • Charles N. Crittenton Co., 14
  • Crook, Andrew, 4
  • Crosby, Ernest H., 16,18
  • Crown Princess Victoria of Germany, 3
  • Cuny, J.L.M., 1
  • Curtis, Joseph L., 5
  • Curtis, William E., 5
  • Cuyler, Theodore L., 8,9,20
  • Dailey, James F., 16,17
  • Damon, Fannie B., 20
  • Danton, Samuel, 3
  • Darby, William Evans, 14,17,18
  • D'Aubigne, Merle H., 21
  • Daves, J.T., 9
  • Davis, Caroline E.K., 9,11
  • Davis, Grace Weiser, 14
  • Davis, H.E., 6
  • Davis, J.W., 9
  • Davis, Jacob, 16
  • Davis, L. Clarke, 10,14,15,18
  • Davis, William F., 4,5,6,7,9,10,14
  • DeCosta, B.F., 1
  • Deems, Charles F., 1
  • Dentry, Carrie G. and Mary R., 10,
  • Devlin, J.M., 14
  • Dewees, Watson W., 1,4
  • Diaz, Porfirio, 3
  • Dickey, Charles A., 2
  • Dillingham, John H., 7,8,13,17
  • Dodds, J.S., 10
  • Dodge, P.D., 8
  • Donner, John, 10
  • Dooley, John, 9
  • Dorr, Louise S., 1
  • Dow, Neal, 6,7
  • Downe (Bishop), 20
  • Doyle, W.H., 9
  • Ducommon, Elie, 11
  • Dudley, James F., 9
  • Dunham, H.C., 1,2
  • Dunn, Andrew, 6
  • Dunn, James B., 15,19
  • Dunn, Philip P., 6
  • Durfee, Ellen R., 10
  • Durham (Bishop), 10
  • Durham (Dean of), 16,18
  • Easterbrook, Richard, 7
  • Eaton, Charles H., 9
  • Eaton, John, 2,3
  • Ebey, Charles B., 21
  • Edgerton, William, 3
  • Edwards, J.H., 12
  • Edwards, Robert A., 2
  • Elden, M.T., 8
  • Eliot, Charles W. (President of Harvard), 3,11
  • Elkinton, Joseph, 14,19
  • Elkinton, Joseph S., 3,8
  • Ellis, Mary Dye, 12
  • Ely, Richard T., 18
  • Emlen, Samuel, 1,2,3,8,9,16,19
  • Emlen, Sarah, 16
  • Engle, Asa, 8,
  • English, Abraham L., 14
  • Ericson, Jennie F., 15
  • Evans (Salvation Army), 8,10
  • Evans, H. Clay, 12
  • Evans, W. Penn, 4
  • Evans, William, 1,7,10,15-17,20,21
  • Evans, William B., 22
  • Evening Post, 3
  • Everett, William, 16
  • Fairchild, C.S., 4
  • Fairchild, James H., 2
  • Fallows, Samuel (Bishop), 21
  • Farm Journal, 7
  • Fee, William I., 14
  • Fell, Oliver S., 19
  • Ferguson, H. Clay, 17
  • Ferris, Lizzie, 11
  • Fetterolf (President), 4,5
  • Finley, Mary M., 10,15
  • Finn, John J., 8
  • Fisher, Abram, 22
  • Fite, A.W. (Judge), 16
  • Flagg, Elizabeth E., 6-9
  • Fleming, R.H., 4
  • Flitcraft, William Z., 8
  • Flood, T.L., 10
  • Flower, B.O., 9
  • Fluck, J.L., 8
  • Ford, Paul L., 5
  • Forshee, Sallie, 1
  • Forsythe, Davis H., 1,17
  • Foster, Mary J., 4
  • Foulke, J.R., 3
  • Foulke, Martha D., 17
  • Fowler, E.G., 7
  • Francis, David R. (Pres. La. Purchase Expo.), 16
  • Franklin, W.Y., 1
  • Fraser, Florence L.M., 5
  • Freeman, O.E., 21
  • Frelinghuysen, F.T., 2
  • Fry, Henry W., 21
  • Fry, Susanna M.D., 10,11,12
  • Frysinger, W. Maslin, 12
  • Funk, John F., 1
  • Gage, Lyman J., 12
  • Garfield, James A., 1
  • Garfield, Lucretia R., 1
  • Garrett, Alfred C., 18
  • Garrett, Martha H., 1
  • Garrigues, W.H., 8
  • Garrison, William Lloyd, 10
  • Gaskill, Susanna M., 4
  • Gibboney, D.C., 10
  • Gifford, Eli, 19
  • Gill, W.B., 12
  • Gillette, Frederick (Rep.), 17
  • Gilman, Arthur, 1,3
  • Gilman, Edward W., 13
  • Gimbel, Elias, 19
  • Gladstone [per Secr. Hamilton], 1
  • Gladwin, W.J., 10,11
  • Glenn, R.B. (Gov. N.C.), 21
  • Goodwin, Maria W.C., 11
  • Gordon, Ann, 3
  • Gordon, Anna A., 6,7,11,16
  • Gordon, James Guy (Judge), 3,4,5,9,11
  • Gould, George M., 9
  • Grace, A.A., 8
  • Graham [District Attry.], 3,4,6,10
  • Graham, George S., 7
  • Grannis, Elizabeth B., 13,15,20
  • Grant, U.S., 2
  • Gray, Asa, 1
  • Gray, J. Gordon, 7
  • Gregory, Maurice, 10
  • Grellet, Rachel, 8
  • Griffen, Martin I.J., 13,14
  • Griffith, Phebe, 10
  • Groff (President of Bucknell), 5
  • Groff, George G., 15,17
  • Grumstine, Lee L., 13
  • Guilford, E.W., 15
  • Gutekunst, Frederick, 22
  • Habecker, John J., 13
  • Hadley, Arthur T. (Pres. Yale), 15
  • Haendiges, Philip, 9
  • Haines, George, 11
  • Haines, Margaret W., 22
  • Haines, Mary R., 10
  • Haines, William H., 4
  • Halford, E.W. (secr.), 7
  • Hall, E.W., 9
  • Hall, Edward H., 4
  • Hall, George C., 4
  • Hallock, Persis E., 4
  • Hammer, Anna M., 11
  • Hammond, Otho W., 7
  • Hand, B.F., 3
  • Harlan, Almira P., 12
  • Harmer, Alfred C., 1,4,6,11,14
  • Harrington (Mayor), 6
  • Harris, W.T., 7,8,10,11,16
  • Harrison, Benjamin (by his secretary), 6
  • Harrison, Charles C., 13
  • Harrison, Joseph, 7
  • Hartshorne, Henry, 1,3,4
  • Harvey, Lydia B., 15
  • Hastings, Daniel H. (Governor), 12,13
  • Hastings, H.B., 16,17,18,20
  • Hastings, H.L., 3,4,9
  • Hastings, John K., 6
  • Hastings, William P., 6
  • Haupt, Herman, 4,6,8,13,14,17
  • Haupt, Lewis M., 3,22
  • The Haverfordian, 14
  • Hawthorne, Julian, 17,18
  • Hay, Edward (Sec. of State), 14,18
  • Hayes, Rutherford B., 1
  • Hazard, William R., 3
  • Hemmenway, John, 1,3,4,8,11
  • Henderson, Samuel, 1
  • Hepburn, W.P. (Rep.), 19
  • Herritt (Mayor), 4
  • Heston, John B., 6,17
  • Hickey, Yates, 1,2,3,8
  • Hicks, Amanda M., 1
  • Hicks, W.C., 8
  • Hiester, J.P., 3
  • Hill, Daniel, 1,3,4,5,8,9
  • Hill, Rachel Baily, 14
  • Hinckley, Isaac, 1
  • Hindekoper, H.S., 2
  • Hinman, H.H., 2
  • Hirsh, Samuel, 4
  • Hitchcock (Secr.), 18
  • Hitchcock, F.H., 20
  • Hoar, George F., 19
  • Hobbs, Mary M., 5,6
  • Hodgin, Cyrus W., 20
  • Hodgson, Mary, 12,15
  • Holden (P.O. Inspect.), 15
  • Holmes, Lucy J., 3
  • Holmes, Sarah A., 14
  • Hooper, Jeremiah P., 4
  • Hoopes, Benj., 1
  • Hopkins, A.B. (Mrs.), 11
  • Hopkins, H., 19
  • Hopkins, Mark, 2
  • Horach, John, 17
  • Horner (Senator, N.J.), 19
  • Horstmann (Bishop), 10
  • Hoss, George W., 20
  • Hotchkin, Alice R., 17,18
  • Houston, Edwin J., 1,5
  • Howard Memorial Library, 19
  • Howard, Daniel W., 2,11
  • Howard, Guy, 7
  • Howard, Roland B., 3,5,6
  • Howland (Mayor), 4
  • Hoxie, Henry N., 1
  • Hubbard, J.M., 3
  • Hubbert, Harvey H., 12
  • Hubert, H.A. (Sec. of Navy), 10
  • Hughes, H. Price, 7
  • Hunneston, Carlie L., 8
  • Huntington, P.D. (Bishop), 6
  • Hutchinson, Elizabeth L., 20
  • Hyatt, Charles E., 8
  • Hoyt, H.M. (Attrny. Genrl), 18
  • The Independent, 3
  • India Watchman, 10,13
  • Inglehart, Mary, 14
  • Internal Revenue Coll. Comm., 12
  • Irwin, Agnes, 21
  • Irwin, W.H, 9
  • Isman, Felix, 17
  • Jackson, A.A., 18
  • Jackson, Fanny M., 1
  • Jackson, Huntington W., 5,6
  • Jacob, Walter W., 14
  • Jalla, Odoardo, 7,8
  • Janson, Cornelius (Jr.), 3,4
  • James, Owen, 21
  • Japanese Minister at Wash., 1
  • Jarvis, H.E., 9
  • Jauvier, C.A.R., 17
  • Jay, Allen, 2
  • Jenkins, Charles F., 13
  • Jenkins, Howard M., 7,8
  • Jennings, A.T., 9
  • Jerome, W.T., 19
  • Jewell, Joel, 3
  • Jewett, Cornelia T., 18,19
  • Johnson, H.A., 9
  • Johnson, Herrick, 20
  • Johnson, Israel H., 3
  • Johnson, W.E., 17
  • Johnston, Alex, 3
  • Johnston, Edwin S., 7
  • Jones, Addison, 10,14
  • Jones, Augustine, 8
  • Jones, C.H., 3
  • Jones, Rufus M., 9,12
  • Jones, William A., 14
  • Judson, A.B., 4
  • Kane, F.J., 9
  • Kasson, John A., 3,20
  • Keator, John F., 12
  • Keen, Dora, 20
  • Keen, W.W. (Dr.), 21
  • Keith, L.J., 12
  • Kelley, A. Ashman, 10
  • Kelley, Florence, 20
  • Kellogg, Henry L., 9
  • Kellogg, Henry L. (Mrs.), 10
  • Kells, Harriet B., 7-9
  • Kelly, Alford, 11,13
  • Kelsey, Mead L., 6,14
  • Kendall, T. (Jr.), 3
  • Kepley, Ada H., 4,9
  • Kervey, H. Rush, 9
  • Kift, Joseph (Jr.), 8
  • Kilbrett, James T., 8
  • Kimber, Margaret C., 3
  • Kingsbury, O.A., 4
  • Kingsley, E.F., 9
  • Kinsley, J.E., 6
  • Kneeland, M.D., 17
  • Knox, P.C. (Senator), 21,22
  • Kolb, A.B., 17,18
  • Kuotz, S.W., 1
  • Kyger, J.W. (Dr.), 18
  • Lack, Thomas, 19
  • Lafayette College, 3
  • Lamont, Hammond, 19
  • Lane, Abby G., 9
  • Laughlin, [Sceva] B., 21
  • Lawrence, Charles W., 10
  • Lawrence, Margaret W., 5
  • Lea, Henry Charles, 8
  • Lee, Benjamin (Dr.), 13
  • Leeds, Ann Webb, 22
  • Leeds, John B., 9
  • Leeds, Martha R., 2
  • Leeds, Wm. H., 1
  • Leland, Charles G., 1
  • Lemonnier, Charles, 1
  • Lesley, Joseph, 1
  • Levening, Eugene, 4
  • Lewis, Alice, 12
  • Lewis, Charlotte S., 4, 6,11
  • Lewis, Edwin H., 8
  • Lewis, Grace Anna, 1,10,12
  • Lewis, Henry, 21
  • Lewis, Robert W., 2
  • Librarian of Congress, 17
  • Lightfoot, Benjamin H., 4,5
  • Linden, R.J. (Supt.), 9,10,12
  • Lippincott, Craige, 5
  • Lippincott, James S., 1
  • Little, Charles E., 15
  • Little, John, 4
  • Littleboy, Richard, 5
  • Lockwood, Belva A., 10
  • Lodge, H.C. (Senator), 17
  • Logan, John A. (Mrs.), 21
  • Long, John D., 16
  • Lossing, Benson J., 3,6
  • Lorah, George [H.], 17
  • Lord, Amasa, 1
  • Louise, (Princess), 2
  • Love, Alfred H., 1,3,17,20
  • Lowell, James Russell, 6
  • Lukens, Charles A., 6
  • Lyman, J.B., 4
  • Lytle, John J., 19
  • McAfee, R.W., 8
  • McAllister, David, 8,9,10,11
  • MacAllister, James, 2
  • McClees, Sarah A., 18,19
  • McClure, Alfred J., 5
  • McClure, S.S., 21
  • McCoach (Inter. Rev. Coll.), 20
  • McCollough, Hugh, 2
  • McConnell, S.D., 10
  • McCosh, James, 1
  • MacCracken (Chancellor), 20
  • McCrory, J.T., 8,9
  • McDermott, D.J., 10,11,12,17,21
  • McDermott, H.J., 7
  • McDonald, R.H., 5
  • McFarland, A.J., 6
  • Macferran, Joseph, 2
  • McIlvaine, Charles, 9
  • MacIntyre, E.T., 12
  • Mackay-Smith, Alexander, 22
  • McKean, William V., 3
  • Mackenzie, James C., 9
  • McKinley, William (by his sec.), 12
  • MacManus, Charles V., 10,16
  • McManus, S.B., 15,16
  • McMichael, Clayton (Postmaster), 19
  • McVickar, William N., 4
  • McWilliams, D.W., 15
  • Macy, Eunice C., 5
  • Magill (President), 4,5
  • Magown, Geo. F., 1
  • Manfredini, Benjamin, 13
  • Mann, M.G., 1
  • Mann, William J., 17
  • Manson (Mayor), 5
  • Maris, Edw. D., 1
  • Marriage, Rachel W., 11
  • Marshall, Charles L., 15
  • Marshburn, Malon, 9
  • Martin, Emilie D., 6,7,9
  • Masters, Rebecca K., 3
  • Mather, C.M., 1
  • Mather, J.W. & Sons, 17
  • Maule, Jacob, 20
  • May, Joseph, 8,11
  • Meacham, A.B., 1
  • Meehan, Thomas, 1,2,4,6,7,8
  • Mendenhall, Nereus, 1,3,4,7
  • Menk, C. (Mrs.), 21
  • Merrill & Baker, 17
  • Metcalf, Henry B., 15
  • Mickey, J.H. (Gov.), 18,19
  • Miller, Howard, 1
  • Miller, J.R., 20,21
  • Miller, Joaquin, 7
  • Mills, James P., 5
  • Mills, William Thomas, 8
  • Mitchell, John, 17
  • Molkenboer, Herman, 3,4
  • Monaco (Prince of), 18
  • Monfort, E.M., 10
  • Month, Pedro, 7
  • Moore, D.F., 8
  • Moore, Emma C., 12
  • Moore, Sarah E., 21
  • Morgan, G. Campbell, 19
  • Morris, Elliston P., 15
  • Morris, Samuel, 2,3,11,12,15,20
  • Morrow, J.S., 1
  • Morse, Elijah A., 6,10
  • Morse, S.H., 18
  • Mosby, Thomas Speed, 21
  • Moscheles, Felix, 2
  • Mossman, Mary H., 7
  • Moulton, C.W., 5
  • Murray, Robert, 2
  • Mutchler, T.T., 17,18
  • Nahant[??] librarian, 3
  • Needham, George, 9
  • Nelson, P.C., 17
  • The New Voice, 17,18
  • The New York Ledger, 14
  • Newton, Richard, 2
  • Nichols, W.J., 6
  • Nicholson, C.L., 13
  • Nicholson, Timothy, 20
  • Nitobe, Inazo, 7
  • Nitobe, Mary P.E., 20,21
  • Noble (Secr. of Interior), 6
  • Nordhoff, Charles, 1
  • The North Carolina Friend, 13
  • North German Lloyd Line (ships), 20
  • Northend, Charles, 1
  • Northrup, B.G., 3
  • Norton, Charles Eliot, 13
  • Oberholtzer, S.L., 4
  • Oberly, J.H., 3,4,5,6
  • O'Brien, John, 15
  • O'Bryan, James R., 1
  • O'Connor, James A., 4,6,7,8,9,11,15,18
  • Oerter, A.L., 10
  • Oliver, John, 2
  • O'Neill, Charles, 1,2
  • Ostrom, Henry, 21
  • Palm, A.J., 16
  • Palma (Pres. Cuba, by secr.), 18
  • Palmer, Alice A., 8
  • Paradon, Josias, 5,6
  • Paradon, Jules, 3,4
  • Parker, Charles D., 9
  • Parker, John E., 4
  • Paschall, Samuel E.M., 9
  • Pattison (Governor), 6,20
  • Pattison, Robert E., 10
  • Patton (Pres. Princeton), 11
  • Paxson, Edward W., 2
  • Pearson, William L., 16
  • Pease, L.M., 4
  • Peck, Robert, 6
  • Peel, Juliana, 19
  • Peffer, W.A. (Senator), 7,10
  • Pemberton, Henry, 13
  • Penick, C.C. (Bishop), 8
  • Penney, Norman, 17,18,22
  • Pennock, A.L., 4,5
  • Pennock, J.E., 4,5
  • Pennypacker, Charles H., 16,18,19
  • Pennypacker, Samuel W. (Gov. Pa.), 18
  • Penrose, Boise, 15,18
  • Penrose, Clement B. (Judge), 9,10,13,16,17
  • Penrose, Mary S., 10
  • Pepper, E.I.D., 3,4,8,16,20
  • Peters (Rep.), 6
  • Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart, 6
  • Phelps, J.W., 1
  • Phelps, W.W., 6,
  • Phelps Stokes, Rose H., 20
  • Philips, D. Duer, 11
  • Philips, T.J., 12
  • Phillips, Wendell, 2
  • Phillips, William I., 11,16,18
  • Pickler, J.A., 6
  • Pin, John G., 17
  • Pinto, Anibal, 1
  • Pitfield, Robert L. (Dr.), 21
  • Pitt, George, 1
  • Platt, T.C., 9
  • Pleasants, W.H., 7,8
  • Poole, W.F., 2
  • Porter, John Addison, 13
  • Post Master General, 19
  • Post, Lewis F., 20
  • Potter, Henry C., 1,3
  • Potts, A.H., 12,14
  • Potts, Edward, 12
  • Potts, Joseph, 16
  • Powell, Aaron M., 10,14
  • Powell, Aaron [R.?], 3
  • Powell, Anna R., 3
  • Powell, George May, 18
  • Pratt, R.H., 1,6,8,14
  • Presbyterian, 5
  • Preston, Annie A., 4,5,6,7,14
  • Preston, Margaret J., 3
  • Prime, S. Irenaeus, 2
  • Pritchard, C.W., 5
  • Pryor, Sara A., 22
  • Pugh, Charles E., 2
  • Pugh, Esther, 4
  • Purdie, Samuel A., 1
  • Putnum, Elizabeth C., 11
  • Quatman, Luculle R. Hedley, 9
  • Quay, Matthew S., 4,19
  • Quinton, Amelia S., 1
  • Quirk, Harry M., 17
  • Ralston (U.S. Dist. Attry.), 9
  • Rand, W.W., 10,12,17
  • Randall, Samuel J., 4
  • Rapid Transit Co., 17
  • Raymond, Charles W. (Judge), 17
  • Read, John R., 6
  • Red Cross (Secr. of), 13
  • The Red Man & Helper, 17
  • Reel, Estelle, 14
  • Reed, Henry (Judge), 4
  • Reese, J.G., 9
  • Reeves, Francis B., 9,12
  • Reeves, William Peters, 20
  • Register of Copyrights, 17
  • Reynolds, J.T., 12
  • Rhoades, John Harsen, 11
  • Rhoads, Beulah M., 3,15,17
  • Rhoads, Charles, 1,5,6,17,21
  • Rhoads, Edward Y., 6
  • Rhoads, J. Snowden, 6
  • Rhoads, James E., 1,5
  • Rhoads, Jonathan E., 6,10,16,19,20,22
  • Rhoads, Joseph, 1,10
  • Rhoads, Joseph [Jr.], 1,2,3
  • Rhoads, William B., 18
  • Rice (U.S. Attry), 11
  • Richie, Edward, 4,6,16,17
  • Richie, Sarah, 16,17,22
  • Ridpath, John Clark, 8
  • Ritner, I. Newton, 2,3,4
  • Robb, Charles H., 19
  • Robbins, F.E., 10
  • Roberts, B.H., 1
  • Roberts, Oscar, 16
  • Roberts, Wm.T.B. & Son, 18
  • Robertson, Eliza J., 7,8
  • Robinson, William, 2
  • Rogerdale, A.C., 20
  • Roosevelt, Theodore, 10,17 [by secr.],18,20 [by secr.]
  • Rose, John C., 9
  • Ross, Will P., 1
  • Rothermel (Dist. Attry.), 16
  • Rothrock, J.T., 4,7
  • Rounds, T.C., 12,14,16,19,20
  • Routzahn, E.G., 9
  • Roys, Chase, 18
  • Ruskin, John, 3
  • Russell, Henry, 16
  • Russell, James S., 4,11
  • Ruynon, (Chancellor), 3
  • Archbishop Ryan, 3,11
  • Ryan, Thomas, 17
  • St. Hilaire, Barthelmy, 1
  • St. Hiliare, Rossenor, 1
  • St. George (Count), 19
  • St. John, John P., 2
  • Sanderson, W.J., 17
  • Sands, James H. (Admiral), 17
  • Sanford, Henry, 7
  • Sangster, Margaret E., 4,20
  • Sankey, Ira D., 2
  • Scattergood, George J., 1-10,13,15,17,19-21
  • Scattergood, Joseph, 2
  • Scattergood, Thomas, 1,3,5,20
  • Schaeffer, C.S., 2
  • Schaeffer, N.C., 8
  • Schock, O.D., 19
  • Schofield, Martha, 1,4
  • Schurman, J.G., 8,13
  • Scott, H.W. (Judge), 10
  • Scott, J.W., 3
  • Scott, Norris J., 9
  • Scovel, James M., 12
  • Scull, David, 12
  • Scull, Edward L., 1,2
  • Seeds, Jacob J., 13
  • Seir, Enrico M., 14
  • Sellers, Edwin P., 7
  • Sellew, Edgar K., 14,19
  • Seyfert, A.G., 6
  • Shaffner [-Etuier], Ruth, 13,16
  • Shaman, Edwin L., 7,8
  • Shannon, James F., 5
  • Sharpless, Ann, 9,20
  • Sharpless, Edward, 1
  • Sharpless, Isaac, 1,2,7,8,12
  • Sheldon, W.E., 4
  • Sheppard, Clarkson, 3,4,6,8,10
  • Sheppard, D.W., 10
  • Sherman, Bessie, 13
  • Sherman, D., 1
  • Shieldstream, Charles, 2,4,9
  • Shipley, Murray, 2
  • Shipley, W.E., 22
  • Shipton, Anna, 1
  • Shrague, J.W., 13
  • Shrigley, Ethel A., 13
  • Shrigley, John M., 16
  • Shuman, Edwin L., 9
  • Sibby, Francis P., 17
  • Siep (President), 5
  • Simkin, Ellen M., 11
  • Bishop Simpson, 2
  • Sinclair, R.R., 9
  • Skinner, Charles R., 13
  • Slater, John F., 1
  • Smiley, Albert K., 12,17
  • Smith, Amanda, 8
  • Smith, Elizabeth P., 4,8,12,17
  • Smith, H.G. (Postmaster), 15
  • Smith, Hannah Whitall, 3,4
  • Smith, Horace J., 5
  • Smith, Joseph H., 8
  • Smith, Marshall, 8
  • Smith, Richard M., 8
  • Smith, William B., 3,12
  • Smyth, David J., 18
  • Snyder, W.P. (Senator), 8
  • Spooner (Senator), 18
  • Solis-Cohen, Solomon (Dr.), 13
  • Somers, Job B., 8
  • Sonlier, Bartholomew, 13
  • Southall, John E., 6
  • Spence, J.F., 13
  • Spofford, A.R., 10
  • Spray, Ruth H., 10,11,13
  • Stearns, J.N., 1
  • Steel, W.T., 10
  • Edward Stein & Co., 17
  • Stein, Robert, 21
  • Stevens, Lillian M.N., 16,20
  • Stevens, Zillah F., 22
  • Stevenson, J.M., 1,2
  • Stevenson, T.P., 3
  • Stewardson, Thomas, 4
  • Stewart, Opal H., 21
  • Stille, Charles J., 7
  • Stockwell, Thomas B., 7
  • Stoddard, Anna E., 8
  • Stoddard, James P., 10,11,17,19
  • Stoddard, W.B., 14,16
  • Stokes, E.C. (Gov.), 20
  • Stokes, Margaret Newbold, 22
  • Stokes, Wistar H., 8
  • Stone, F.D., 1
  • Stout, E.L., 13
  • Strawbridge, J.B., 6
  • Strickland, Anna C., 12
  • Stringer, M.V., 9
  • Strong, Josiah, 13
  • Stroud, Eleanor H., 6
  • Sturge, Hannah J., 7,10,11
  • Sudduth, Margaret A., 9,10
  • Sumner, Charles, 1
  • Suplee, Price Z., 18
  • Surgeon Genl. Office, 14
  • Sweeney, J.P., 8
  • Sweigard (Supt.), 5
  • Swift, Frances L., 3,5
  • Swindells, William M., 10
  • Talbot, C. Wesley, 10
  • Tallack, William, 1,2,10,12,16
  • Francis D. Tandy Co., 21
  • Tatnall, Henry, 18
  • Tatum, Elizabeth L., 4
  • Tatum, Hannah L., 16
  • Taylor, F. Howard, 16
  • Taylor, George W., 3
  • Taylor, Ross, 10
  • Ten Broeck, Frank L. (Mayor Asbury Park, N.J.), 15
  • Thayer, M. Radsell, 1,3
  • Thorkelson, John, 1
  • Thomas, Allen C., 1,16
  • Thomas, Anna Braithwaite, 1,16
  • Thomas, J. Preston, 15
  • Thomas, R.P., 6
  • Thomas, Richard H., 3,8
  • Thomas, S.W., 21
  • Thomasson, Eunice, 4
  • Thompson, Robert Ellis, 8
  • Thurston, William, 2
  • Tierney, Agnes L., 15
  • Todd, George W., 15
  • Tomkins, Floyd W., 21
  • Tomlinson, A.H., 21
  • Tomlinson, S.F., 4
  • Tower, D.D., 8
  • Townsend, Lawrence, 17
  • Townsend, William P., 3,6,7,8,16
  • Trantwine, John C., 1
  • Treasury Dept., 7,12
  • Tron, B. (Vanders), 1
  • Troth, Jacob M., 2
  • Trueblood, Benjamin F., 7,8,10,14,16,18,20,21
  • Tucker, Edward T., 11
  • Tucker, H.H., 1
  • Turkington, William H., 8,12
  • Turner, Eliza S., 9
  • Tuttle, Mary McArthur, 19
  • Twining, Sarah, 11
  • Tyler, J. Hoge (Va. Governor), 6,13
  • Tyner (Asst. Attry. Gen.), 5
  • Underhill, Eugene (Dr.), 13
  • Union News Co., 8
  • Union Signal, 12,16
  • Upham, N.L., 21
  • Van Eck, D., 2
  • Van De Mark, E.B.L., 3
  • Vaux, George, 13
  • Vaux, George (Jr.), 18
  • Vick & Son, 10
  • Vickery, Elma P., 9
  • Vilas (Postmaster General), 3
  • Vinay, Enrico, 8
  • Vincent, J.H. (Bishop), 21
  • Vodges, Jesse T., 17
  • Votaw, A.H., 19
  • Waldmier, Theophilus, 1
  • Walk, J.W., 9
  • Walker, J.G., 2,3
  • Wallas, Graham, 11
  • Wallerstein, David, 20
  • Wallich, Elias, 19
  • Walls, William A., 7
  • Walton, Joseph, 1,2,8,9
  • Walton, Nathan P., 10
  • Wanamaker (Postmaster Genl.), 5,6
  • Wanamaker, John, 3,9,13,14
  • Ward, Merrill C., 12
  • Ward, William Hayes, 10
  • Warder, Robert B., 13
  • Warner, Charles Dudley, 5
  • Warner, Yardley, 2
  • Warren, H.K., 17
  • Warwick, Charles F. (Mayor), 9,10
  • Watchorn, Robert, 9
  • Watson, Ellen M., 3
  • Waugh, J.H., 1
  • Wayland, H.L., 1
  • Weaver, John (Mayor), 17,18,20,21
  • Webb, Edward A., 2
  • Webb, Thomas M., 9
  • Webb, W.E., 2
  • Weightman, William, 13
  • Weir (Mayor), 9
  • Weir, William, 18
  • Wellesley-Wesley, Ernest George, 7,12
  • Wells, Amos R., 12
  • Wells, Mary E., 12
  • Welsh, Herbert, 6,11,12,15
  • Welty, J.B., 10
  • Werts, George T. (Governor N.J.), 8
  • Westcott (Canon), 10
  • Weston, Joseph S., 7
  • Wetherill, M.S., 5
  • Wharton, William F., 7
  • Whipple, Zerah C., 1
  • Whitall, Mary C., 7
  • White, Andrew D., 7,8
  • White, Arnold, 16,17,18,19
  • White, Caroline Earle, 1
  • White, George H., 18
  • White, Rebecca, 9
  • White, Thomas Raeburn, 19
  • Whitehead, J., 2
  • Whitson, B.F., 18
  • Whittier, John G., 1
  • Wick, B.L., 20
  • Wickersham, James (Dist. Judge), 18
  • Wigham, Eliza, 12
  • Willard, Frances E., 3,4,6,7,10,11,12
  • Willard, J. Monroe, 17
  • Willard, Mary B., 6
  • Willey (Mayor), 8
  • Williams, Estelle E., 18
  • Williams, J.G., 3
  • Willits, Clara, 16
  • Wilmington Y.M.C.A., 10
  • Wilson, James F., 3,5
  • Wilson, John M. (Col.), 9
  • Wilson, W.J., 1,3
  • Wilson, William P., 20
  • Wines, E.C., 1
  • Wing, Asa S., 4,13
  • Wisconsin Historical Soc., 8
  • Wood (Detective), 4
  • Wood, Jabez, 6
  • Wood, John B., 7,9,12,16
  • Wood-Allen, Mary, 21
  • Woodbridge, M.A., 8
  • Woodruff, Clinton R., 14
  • Woody, H.H., 6
  • Woody, Martha J., 22
  • Woolley, John G., 18
  • Worth, Herbert P., 3,7
  • Worthington, Sarah, 16
  • Wright (Judge), 6
  • Wright, Carroll D., 10,11
  • Wright, Julia McNair, 5,8,13
  • Wu [Tung fang?], 15
  • Wynne (Postmaster Genrl.), 19
  • Wynne, Samuel (Mrs.), 11
  • Yeates, Elizabeth, 1 9,20
  • Yoshida (Japanese minister) 1
  • Young, John Russell, 12
  • Young, Martha, 17
  • Zabriskie, F.N., 5

Return to: Table of contents

Contact Diana Franzusoff Peterson (dfpeters@haverford.edu or 610-896-1284) for more information about this collection. Please include the manuscript collection number in your request.

Finding Aids Return to Finding Aids
Questions or Comments?