Box 6
Container
Contains 39 Results:
Envelop to Albert. May 13. Benton, May 12, 1878.From Dora.
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Dora. Apr. 27. No interior date on letter. “Dear Friend” … “Albert”. This one has a bird at the beginning and at the end, each with a sprig of something in its beak. Also included are 5 of his visitation cards, in various colors and decorations, some using “Albert J. Spring”, others just “Albert Spring”.
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop has in pencil “April 1878 | Proposal.” Yellow envelop. To Mr. George S. Rector. Penn Yan, Yates Co., N.Y. Dec. 14. Includes 3 items. Dec. 13th, 1874. George. From Dora S. Rector.; March 6th, 1875. Father, Mother and George. From: Dora S. Rector the family; March 6th, 1875. Father, Mother and George. From: Dora S. Rector the family
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Albert Apr. 15. Benton, April 13th, 1875. From Dora.
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Dora. Sunday, Sep. 2d, 1877. From your eve true friend , Albert Spring. 2nd ps: “I have got to go to Rockford after our hired Gift. Good knight.”
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Albert. Aug. 9. Benton, Aug. 5th, 1877. Dora S. Rector.
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Dora. Cannon, July 8, 77. “From your ever true frience, Albert, hoping to hear from you soon. I still remain Spring.”
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Albert. Jun 13. Benton, June 12th, 1877. From Dora.
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928
Envelop to Dora. May 30. Cannon, May 27th ’77
File — Box: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The primary documents in this collection are Dora's diaries. Yearly books were used, with only a brief space to record daily activities. Often the information was routine and redundant, such as weather, trips, ...Tucked in the back pocket of many of the diaries were ephemera items, such as receipts, lists, membership cards, clippings or other notes. These items have been removed and foldered, with documentation of the year where found.Some letters were occasionally...
Dates:
1852-1928