Box 2

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Letter to Samuel B. Morris from Philadelphia, December 29, 1837. (personal)

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A. Letter to Richard and Mary Esterbrook from Philadelphia, January 13, 1864. (asks for their daughter's hand in marriage)

B. Letter to Samuel Morris from Philadelphia, April 6, 1903. (speaks of Tsar's extension of religious freedom, and wonders about effect of letter the Meeting for suffering had sent him on the subject, and proposes congratulatory letter)

Scope and Contents A. Report cards for “Willie” Evans from M. Hodgson's School for Girls,March 19, 1858 - April 14, 1860 B. Letters to Samuel Morris from “W.C. Int.,” Philadelphia, Interlaken, Switzerland, Malvern, Pennsylvania, Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Pasadena, California, (personal business, describes his European tour brief glimpses of life in the West and in Philadelphia during the winter) September 10, 1871 - December 30, 1892 (August 24, 1884), 11 items C. Letter to Hannah...

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Letters to Samuel Morris Level Plans, N.C. July 14, 1888 and August 3, 1888. 2 items. (request for money from Charleston fund for new monthly meeting, and affirming that singing and reading are not approved of)

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Letter to Samuel Morris, W. Dymond City, N. March 3, 1889. (warning of departure from “the path” in the Society in Great Britain and Ireland, regarding Morris' planned trip)

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Letter to Samuel Morris Dublin, Nov. 2 1889. (expresses pleasure at his anticipated arrival at their yearly meeting)

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A. Letter to Samuel Morris and Thomas P Cope Westgrove, Penn, July 23, 1884. (concerning conversation about select school)

B. Letter to Hannah Morris Westgrove, Penn. October 14, 1907. (asking for contribution to a planned children's book)

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Letter to S. Morris (?) -haven, Oct. 14, 1754

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Letter to Beulah Sansom, Nantucket. Burlington, August 3, 1810. (speaks of family and friends a medicinal for swelling)

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Letters to Samuel Morris Goldsboro, N.C. July 1 and August 3, 1880. (describing her conversion and life as a blind Quaker, and asking for counsel; expresses concern over growth of her meeting, asking financial help so she can come to Phila. yearly meeting.)