Box 2

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portrait of Cuffee

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Manuscript copy New York, 6 mo. 7, 1840 addressed to Charles Yarnall gift, 1933 -refutation of certain charges against Joseph John Gurney

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fragment of a letter written to her children, typed transcript with ms, says she was probably a great grandmother of John (Corn) Foster, 1755-1825 -her experiences during the "Indian Wars", her letter mentions travelling to Hampton (N.H.?), a site of uprising in the "Indian Wars" of 1675-1673

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Anna Elizabeth Dickinson (1842-1932) 3 letters 1863-1867 -addressed to M.L. Brach; [Hiron] M. Allen; George C. Allie -request for her to speak

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Anna Elizabeth Dickinson (1842-1932) letter 1865-18[80] -addressed to various people -her lectures and activities in letters to friends

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Letter. Haverford College, 1 mo. 29, 1878 addressed to Richard Randolph -Gift of George Allen, 1946 -thanks him for copy of "Polarity in character" also photograph of JHD

Scope and Contents 4 letters. 1782-1820 -addressed to "Beloved Friend"; Mordecai Churchman; George Vau[x] -gift of Charles Evans, 1938; purchase, 1944; from the Samuel R. Shipley Coll., 1950 -business matters -Hannah Hay -spiritual condition in Boston area and his travels -typed transcript of letter addressed to Robert Pleasants, from Burlington, 5 mo. 2, 1777 -his travel and news of Friends -remarks on Revolution (battle at Burlington) -account of Sarah Dillwyn with the executors of her husband's estate...

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Joseph Dodgson (1787-1863) Letter. Darby, [Phila.], 2 mo. 25, 1827 addressed to his father, William Dodgson -news of family and friends

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Paul Howard Douglas b. 1892 Democratic Congressional Dinner Committee letter. Washington, D.C., April 23, 1967 -addressed to Howard M. Teaf, Haverford College -fundraising letter for Democratic party

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Thomas Edward Drake, B. 1907 Letter. Yale University, Dec. 16, 1934 -re: Wilfred Kelsey -2 letters of TED to W.E.B. DuBois, Atlanta University and 2 letters from W.E.B. DuBois in reply, 1942 -re: Quaker intermarriage mentioned in DuBois' book "Philadelphia Negro." -letter from Antoinette D. Stearly (Mrs. G.R. Stearly) May 1, 1959 encloses typed copy of "Account of Thomas Paine received from Mary Roscoe" -letter from TED in reply to above