Box 1

Letter to Beulah Sansom. Pittsburg, 11mo. 21, 1831.

Letter to Hannah P. Morris, Germantown. Phil., Feb. 23, 1925. [Mentions dangers to religion in general and Quakerism in particular from “Christian modernism.”]

Letter to Hannah P. Morris Tokyo, 6mo. 24, 1915. [Gives advice concerning the care of her son, who is spending the summer with Hannah Morris and family.]

Letters to Samuel Morris. Yokohama, Tokyo, and aboard ship, 13 items. 1892-1900. [Makes reference to missionary work in Japan. Encloses a letter and four pages of religious verse].

Letters to Samuel Morris, 1876-1889. 28 items. Folder 1. [Discusses Friends' affairs, including a split in Western Yearly Meeting; also travels, religious faith, politics, the race problem, etc. Encloses two clippings.]

Letters to Samuel Morris, 1890-1894. 25 items. Folder 2. [Continued discussion off Friends' affairs, Samuel Morris's visit to the Far East, etc.]

Letters to Samuel Morris, some from Great Britain. 1895-1905. 1895; 1897; 1898; 28 items. Folder 3 [Concern both general and family matters; tells of death of Martha Gillett (his wife), introduces J. M. Woodhead, sends copy of letter to David Scull re reunion wit Hicksites, mentions the Boer War and the protest against it, difficulties of French Friends under the conscription laws, and the Russo-Japanese War]

2 items. A. Letter to Deborah Morris [London] Phil., 10mo. 13, 1772. [Discusses events among Phil. Friends] B. Copy, of letter to Wm. Cooper. Phil., 8mo. 25, 1902, 3mo. 4,]

Letter to Samuel Morris, Phil. Marsfield, Ohio, April 4, 1899. [Discusses lease and convict systems, as well as "Negro problem" in the South. Urges compassion for Southerners and states he trusts they will themselves deal humanely with the "Negro problem"]

Letter to Beulah Sansom, Phil. Bridgeton, N.J., February [rest of date missing]