Box 2

Letters to Samuel Morris from Raleigh, North Carolina, February 28, 1880 - June 5, 1880. 2 items. (discusses Morris's visit to her class and efforts of a Reverend H.E. Brown, Secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, to help the “colored people”; the recognition and funding of her school by the A.M.E. and reflections on a “woman professor.”)

A. Letters to Samuel Morris, from Carlisle, England, February 3, 1897 - October 3, 1903 7 items. (discusses family and Friends' matters and health, with brief notes on the Boer and Spanish American Wars, and the passive resistance to the educational tax bill)

B. Letter to Hannah Morris from Ballyear, Waterford, Ireland, May 15, 1907. (sends thanks for a copy of a book (based on the life of Samuel Morris)

Letter to Samuel Morris from Giles Mills, Sampson County, North Carolina, March 25, 1880. (describes life in her mission schools)

Letter to Samuel Morris from Richmond College, Richmond, Virginia, May 7, 1892. (thanks Morris for a copy of a book pertaining to war, and is happy to note the necessity for war is almost eliminated)

Letters to Samuel Morris from Trenton and Brussels, September 17, 1869 - July 28, 1882. 3 items. (personal business; last speaks of problem of Friends' conscription into the army, German armament, and his European tour)

Letters to Samuel Morris from Germantown and Bridgeport, Connecticut, January 1, 1849 - June 27, 1876. 5 items. (personal)

Letter to “My Dear Lily” from San Juan, Porto Rico, February 14, 1923. (comments on his trip to Puerto Rico)

Letter to Samuel Morris from Philadelphia, December 17, 1923 (no year). (to Morris while at Haverford College, discusses study, advice for success, and says “those university chaps don't do 1/10th of the work you do.")

Letters to Samuel Morris from Philadelphia, February 14, 1889 - February 4, 1905. 3 items. (personal and Friends' business and reflections on the universality of Friends)

Letters to Samuel Morris from 325 Pine Street, January 10, 1890. 2 items. (includes forwarding letter (1/12) from Morris's daughter and mentions Elkinton's plans to go to Japan as a missionary)