Box 1

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(letters, 1885, The Swain Tree School, New Bedford, Mass.) topics include expresses gratitude that his book is being taught at Haverford, thanks Chase and Prof. Child as responsible for his success, also: photograph of FBG "by T. Barclay [Whi]tson, Class of 1917"

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(4 letters, 1863, Sing Sing; 1873, Minn.; 1880, N.Y.; n.d) topics include parts of 1863 letter in Latin, Davenport leaving for a two year tour to Europe and Egypt, etc., leaving Minnesota [doesn't like the winters], tells of his position at Granville Military Academy, N.Y.

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(6 letters and 1 postcard [all in German], 1876-­1883, Deuerlich'she, Buchhandlung, Gottingen)

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(4 items: 1 letter, 3 letters [2 letters are from Frank Bolles, Secretary and labeled "Encl. with C.W. Eliot"], Harvard University, 1882-­1888) topics include that he would be happy to recommend Haverford, admission of Alfred C. Garrett to Harvard

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(5 letters, 1886, Haverford; 1887, Berkshire, Mass.; 1889-­1890, Cambridge) topics include discusses poets he is reading, goings on at Haverford, reflects on his years at Haverford, his course of studies in literature for his degree [at Harvard?]

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(2 letters, 1876, 1878, Baltimore) topics include TC accepting a position at Baltimore?, thank you letter for visit to Haverford

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(3 letters, 1883­-1887, Bank, St. Nicholas Square, Newcastle upon Tyne) topics include hopes to see TC on his trip(s) to England (1883,1886)

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(2 letters, 1884, 1885, William Penn Charter School, Phila.) topics include sending boys to Haverford with various degrees of endorsement by Jones that they are prepared for Haverford [with/without signed, statement on their certificates], asks TC to be a judge at a public exhibition of WPCS students

Scope and Contents (14 items: 12 letters, 1873; 1883-­1888, Richmond Hill, Long Island; 1890) topics include Bishop Alfred Lee wishes to see Kimber and TC (1873), discusses various publications and their support for D.B. Updegraff, accepts offer to give lecture at Haverford, comments on bequest of Jacob Jones to Haverford, refers to his previous thoughts on the introduction of college degrees in the Society of Friends [once rejected appointment as Manager of Haverford on that ground], expresses appreciation...

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(2 letters, 1869, Baltimore) refers to "Father U" [Updegraff?]