Box 13
Container
Contains 16 Results:
Allinson, Martha - Whittier, John G.
File — Box: 13, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents
Allinson, Martha to aunt (Sibyl Allinson) and Margaret Parker, 1827-44. 4 items;
Allinson, Martha Cooper to father (David Cooper) and Elizabeth Allinson. 1781 and 1814. 2 items. [mention many Friends, traveling Friends];
Allinson, Mary to Anna Braithwaite. Burlington, 1826 8/22. [Meeting news, mentioning many Friends, including R. Jordan and T. Shillitoe];
Allinson, Rebecca Hinchman to son (Edward P. Allinson). 1873-4. 2 items;
Allinson, Sibyl to Rebecca Hinchman. 1852;
Allinson, Samuel to...
“Notes of a tour among the Indians [. . .] 1809"
File — Box: 13, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents
"Notes of a tour made by John Brown, Amos Lea, Tho[ma]s Stewardson and W[illiam] A[llinson] in the 9th and 10th months 1809...". Photostatic copy of no. 1 in 28 p.; also typed transcript;
"Notes of some Indian customs taken down in the 9 mo. 1809 by information rec[eive]d from Jonathan Thomas and other Friends then residing among them." Photostatic copy of no. 2 in 64 p.;
"Notes of some Indian customs taken down in the 9 mo. 1809 by information rec[eive]d from Jonathan Thomas and other...
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting Epistle
File — Box: 13, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting epistle to Philadelphia Quarterly and Monthly Meetings. An account of the Yearly Meeting, July 21-26, 1719. Manuscript and typed transcript.
"Account of conversations with Papunung [. . .]"
File — Box: 13, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents
"Account of conversations with Papunung, a religious Indian", ca. 1760 - 1761." Auction catalog listing original manuscript and notes; Photostatic copy of manuscript probably in the hand of Anthony Benezet and typed transcript. Also correspondence of P.C. Flintermann regarding research on Papunung and Benezet; Photocopy of published transcriptions of other Benezet writings concerning Indigenous Americans at the Huntington Library and Historical Society of Pennsylvania; textual holograph...
Hinchman, Anna W.
File — Box: 13, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
"Diary No. 3, 1851". ("Anna Hinchman was the daughter of John and Eliza Webb Hinchman, probably sister-in-law to Wm. J. Allinson (1810-1874) who married Rebecca Hinchman (also daughter of Eliza?). The "dear Carrie" referred to in the diary is probably cousin Caroline Allinson, daughter of Samuel Jr. who lived at Locust Hill (see p. 110 in 'Burlington Books'" -- copied from envelope; see also: Hinshaw, vol. 2, p. 292: Hinchman, Charles S. and Lydia S. Received on certificate from Philadelphia...
Photographs and Miscellaneous
File — Box: 13, Folder: 16
Scope and Contents
Photographs:3 photographs: Locust Hill (2) and inscribed carte-de-visite of John Greenleaf Whittier. "Locust Hill" near Yardville, N.J. was the home of Samuel Allinson, Jr., (1808-1883) from 1830. It was originally owned by William Allinson of Burlington, N.J. He bequeathed "Locust Hill" in 1841 to his nephew, Samuel, Jr., son of his brother, James Allinson. He left his property in Burlington to his other nephew, William J. Allinson who established a drugstore there. (notes on...
