Box 2

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Includes a copy of "Abide with Me" on A. M. Stackhouse stationary and genealogy of the Gillingham family (by Tacy?). Tacy Elizabeth Stackhouse married second Milnor Gillingham in 1867.

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Lower, Stackhouse. Most addressed to Mary and Martha Stackhouse, daughters of Amos.

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He noted on cover that this was his first public speech.

Scope and Contents 2 small bound notebooks and one volume removed from soft covers. #1 - "Memoranda of family matters,1891-1910." Includes notes on household help, the founding of the Historical Society of Burlington County, family events, etc., and ends with his account of the queries addressed to him when he was confirmed as an Episcopalian in 1910 and why he did not accept Quaker or Presbyterian denominations. # 2 "Memoranda of family matters, #2," 1910-1912. Diary of events and opinions. He hope that...

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Included in file is the Will of William J. Romig, father of his wife Ella, and proof of Will of his older half brother, Edward L. Stackhouse (1911)

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Poem/letter written to Rebecca Myers, Richmond, VA. Hair sample of Anna R. Stackhouse, Charles D. and Dilworth

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Published advertisement for A. M. Stackhouse medical practice, programs for musical performances Moorestown Seminary, etc.

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Family record from Amos and Mary Powell Stackhouse to Ernest Robert Stackhouse, Jr., son of Ernest Robert and Willie Stackhouse in 1911.

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Small, leather-bound

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Including donation to Westtown Old Scholars