Box 2

Harrison, Annie L. 2 letters, one to “My dear Friend,” one to Charles Taylor, Haverford College, on Oct. 12, 1869. Nov. 28, 1863.

Harrison, Daniel G 2 letters to Dr. Jos. Taylor, London. Stoney Gate, Leicester, 6mo. 10-12, 1862.

Harrop, Anna H Letter to Hannah [Taylor] Phil., 2mo. 11, 1880. [Thanks her for memorial card about Jos. W. Taylor]

Hill, Thomas C. 3 letters to Abraham M. Taylor, Cincinnati. Vicksburg, Miss., and Cairo, Ill., Feb. 6-21, 1865.

[Discusses and describes Friends' Relief work among the war refugees in South (mainly emancipated African Americans); reports on Mrs. Canfield's (S. A. Martha Canfield?) Asylum in Memphis] Note: (see Contraband Relief Commission)

Hilles, Allen Letter to Charles S. Taylor, Haverford College. Wilmington, Del., Jan. 1, 1871. [Religious discussion]

Hinchman, Charles S[hoemaker] 10 letters to uncle, Isaac Shoemaker and cousin, Charles S. Taylor, 1866-1869.

[Letter of June 2, 1867, mentions brother Walter Hinchman's going West to join surveying party mapping route for railroad across prairies]

Hinchman, Lydia Swain (Mitchell) (married to Walter Hinchman), 1845-1938. Letter to cousins, Mrs. Charles S. Taylor and family, Denver, Colo.

[Burlington, N.J.] 9mo. 12, 1879. [Note enclosed, signed E.R. Mitchell, tells of birth of Lydia's son Walter, before she had time to mail her letter]

Hinchman, Margaretta (Shoemaker) 1817?-1900. Folder 1, 1844-1859. 22 items

mainly concerned with news of family and friends

Hinchman, Margaretta (Shoemaker). Folder 2, 1861-1866. 42 items,

mainly concerned with news of family and friends

Hinchman, Margaretta (Shoemaker) Folder 3, 1867-1888. 47 items Note: including poem, “Morning Thoughts for a little childe.”