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2 ALS Aberdeen [Scotland], 5 mo. 24, 1828 and 5 mo. 20, 1831 addressed to John Barclay (from the Roberts Coll.) topics: request from JB for information on Alexander Jaffray

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5 ALS and 1 signed postcard, London and Cheshire letters addressed to "Dear Sir" and to Mr. Barker postcard to Mr. James Whyte topics: politics

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14 ALS London and Rochdale, 1844­1884 addressed to D.E. Ford; F. Cousinery; Thomas C. Michael; William Scholefield; J.B. Scott; Charles Wilson; Thomas Chase; Benjamin B. Wiffen; Bradford R. Wood, B. Potter; Henry G. [Calaft?] topics: remarks on American Civil War; mentions regard for J.G. Whittier; political matters; also: newspaper clipping on JB

Scope and Contents papers related to John Broadhead and Indigenous Americans; folder contains; ms. copy of "an address delivered by John Broadhead to the Seneca Indians that visited England in 1818"; a letter addressed to James "Boulton"? [Bolton], Leeds, undated but with postmark of 1816, initialed "A.C.F." [Augustus Fox] containing a message from the indigneous tribe, also a photocopy of part of same; ALS from Henry J. Cadbury to Edwin Bronner, 19 Jan. 1965, giving Cadbury's thoughts on the above two items.;...

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ALS Leicester, 7 mo. 7, 1831 addressed to John Barclay (from the Roberts Coll.) topics: "Diary of Alexander Jaffray"

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ALS Birmingham, postmarked 1955 addressed to Mary Hoxie Jones, Pa. (gift of Mary Hoxie Jones, 1956) topics: thanks MHJ for copy of "your Father's life"; also: snapshot photograph of Barrow Cadbury, Paul Cadbury and Katherine Cadbury, August 1952, during Friends World Conference, St. Peters College, Oxford.

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Ms. copy of "Extracts from a few memorandums made during the yearly meeting in London, 6 mo. 18th to the 26th, 1825" (also a typed transcript); also: ALS addressed to Emma Cadbury, 1920, from Allen C. Thomas

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TLS Essex, England, 19/2/23 addressed to Elliston Morris (gift of Elliston P. Morris) topics; his proposed visit to U.S.; mention of Neave Brayshaw