Box 2

Correspondence of the Friends' Foreign Mission Association, including a handwritten letter addressed to E. Rhoads from the superintendent of the Girls' Orphanage in Hoshangabad, India, and a handwritten letter from the South African Native College adressed to Mrs. Thomas C. Potts. Also included is a report from the Friends' Mission Girls' Orphanage in Hoshangabad, India.

Handwritten letter from Angelina Grimke to Ann Henry, thanking Ann Henry for her best wishes upon her marriage to Theodore D. Weld.

Handwritten copy of a letter addressed to "the people called Quakers at Stanbury," from William Grimshaw.

Typed letter from Margreta Hughes, reference librarian at the Zion Research Library, addressed to the librarian at Haverford College. Hughes discusses research questions and requests for materials.

One handwritten copy of a letter to Thomas Drake from Robert Leach, and one typed copy. The letter provides Thomas Drake with information about Joshua Maule, a nineteenth century Quaker.

Handwritten letter of Daniel Leeds, describing a survey of land in Burlington.

Handwritten copy of a letter from William Lewis to his brother. Also included are a typed transcript and photocopy of the letter.

Handwritten letter addressed to Friends in London, concerning the appointment of Governor Barnard as the governor of New Jersey.

One photograph of a letter in French, and one photograph of the Majolier home.

Typed transcripts of the correspondence of the Miller family. The originals were destroyed by fire while in transit to London, in June, 1940. These partial transcripts were sent to Friends House at Woodbrooke, Haverford College, and Swarthmore College in 1941.

The letters were originally compiled into bound volumes. Letter writers included: John Rous, Sarah Fell, John Abraham, Daniel Abraham, Sarah Meade, and Rachel Abraham.