Box 22
Contains 11 Results:
Chace and Greene families Genealogical Notes
A small set of handwritten and typed notes related to the Chace and Green family genealogy
Letters and papers of Christopher A. Greene, 1852-1853
Including typescript of his diary, 1853 and typescript of an article he wrote on slavery.
Letters of Eliza Greene Chace, 1867-1923
Letters of Martha (Mattie) Chace, 1865-1906
Letters from Martha Chace to others. Notably includes a letter to Sarah A. Greene, April 28 [1865]. [Mentions death of Lincoln, battle Johnston's surrender, idea to open industrial schools in Richmond, getting a child for Lucretia; appended is an account of some formerly enslaved indivudials; letters to other family members.]
Letters of William Chace, 1856-1862
Notably includes: April 21, 1862 [writing Church History]; (n.d.) [Quakerism will die out because of its lack ofculture and appreciation of the arts]; July 11, 1862 [suggests she have an electrical bath for her health]
Letters of Sarah A. Chace Greene (1/3), 1836-1838, 1862, 1875-1899
Includes correspondence, "Reports of the Oberlin Gleaners of Providence", poem, essays of Sarah A. Chace Greene
Letters of Sarah A. Chace Greene (2/3), 1900-1901
Letters to Atwater family in Paris. Includes extensive precis notes by Sarah A.G. Smith on the individual letters
Letters of Sarah A. Chace Greene (3/3), 1902-1904
Letters to Abby S. G. Atwater and Richard Mead Atwater (Greene's daughter and son-in-law) in Paris. Includes extensive precis notes by Sarah A.G. Smith on the individual letters
Letters of William C. Greene, 1885-1922
The letters are primarily from William C. Greene to family members, including: Peace Dale, R.I., May 16, 1894 [refers to "bad year (Democratic)", Thomas Casey a sub-lieutenant in the Chilean navy]
Smith, Hill and Morton Families Genealogical Information
This folder includes: genealogical charts, copy of marriage register of Samuel Morton and Sarah Christy, copy of historical information on schooner Patsey Hill, letter about Smith coat of arms, biographical information on Robert Morton, brother of Esther Morton Smith