Box 4

Scope and Contents Letters are to family and friendsHighlights include:to Parents. Westtown, PA, 1902 2/3. Describes travel and students at Westtown Boarding School who sit together at table. This includes "Anna Brinton," which suggests the letter was written after the fact, since in 1902, she was Anna Cox.to Uncle Thomas Savery. Mt. Pocono, PA, 1903 8/25. regarding a check for Jose Padin (who was the first Latino student to graduate from Haverford College) working as a bell...

Scope and Contents Letters tell of family, friends and acquaintances as well as a good deal about travel, especially England, and afford a view of activities, including some relating to Taylor's work as a lawyer and attending Meeting. There are a few letters from others to Francis and Elizabeth Taylor while they were visiting EnglandHighlights include:to mother. Cheltenham, PA, 1932 12/15. Can forgive, but will not forget nor expose himself again to her fury. Signs himself...

Scope and Contents Note: Letters written while a member of the Friends Mexico Mission, 8 to his wife Elizabeth, also to children and mothers (his and his wife's). As well, there are 4 snapshots of the group, a letter from Elizabeth to Francis and a letter from C.E. Roberts to Arthur Richie, as a member of the mission in 1931 and a printed annotated booklet Friends Mission in Mexico ... Richmond, IN, 1912.Highlights include:to Elizabeth. Tamaulipas, Mexico,...

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Note: Primarily on clocks and clockmakers and particularly those in Taylor's family

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to Caroline Stretch. 1934 4/13. Early Quakers were in businesses that were least controversial, e.g. clockmakers and tanners, the former requiring mathematical and scientific precision

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Papers for a car rental in London, 1927, partnership agreement between Taylor and Louis Robey, 1914 and 3 passports, and an invitation