Box 8

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Letter to Abraham M. Taylor. [Cincinnati] Informs him of his appointment to committee to solicit funds for the Relief Union

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6 letters to cousins Charles, Emma, and Sallie Taylor and Aunt Hannah Taylor. Letter to Emma and Sallie, from Mt. Desert I. [Me.] 7mo. 18, 1867, description of vacation life around South West Harbor and Bar Harbor. Four letters, 1877-1881, to Aunt Hannah from England; one has enclosure of letter from cousin Hannah, describing Anna Mary Wistar's daughter Emma

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(Married to Thomas Wistar, Jr.) 4 letters to Elizabeth (Shoemaker) Taylor. Stanley and Phil. Letter of 7mo. 29, 1849, congratulates E.S.T. on birth of daughter

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Letter to Aunt Hannah. Ladies' College, Kendal expressing thanks for her gifts of money

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Letter to Elizabeth R. Shoemaker (later Taylor), Cheltenham. Phil.,

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Letters, almost entirely to Elizabeth R. Shoemaker. Letters of 1847 discuss problem of having Morgan Hinchman, brother-in-law of Elizabeth Shoemaker, certified as insane and committed to Friends Asylum

Scope and Contents A. Letter of 2mo. 26, 1848, to E.R.S. discusses her engagement to Abraham Taylor.B. Letters, 10mo. 8, 1848 - 5mo. 5, 1849, discuss further trouble with Morgan Hinchman; give full account of events in developing litigation and final verdict (later appealed)C. Letter of 1mo. 10, 1849, p. 1, hints that Abraham may have been jealous of T.W.'s affection for Eliz.D. Letter of 4mo. 15, 1849, tells of T. Wistar's being made Commissioner to the Menominee Indian...