Box 3

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Miscellaneous correspondence including from Uncle Percy regarding train engine, business cards of E. Robert Stackhouse who had a printing company in Moorestown, NJ. TLS 1925 from Harriett Sartain regarding print job for Philadelphia School of Design for Women. E. Robert, Jr., was born in 1911.

Scope and Contents Correspondence regarding with Friends General Conference regarding speakers, history of the meeting, births and deaths, photograph of the meeting house. Ernest Robert Stackhouse (1884-1958) became a member on request in 1903 and married Willie Elizabeth Smith at Moorestown Meeting in 1907. In 1941, the family transferred to Medford Monthly Meeting (NJ. E. Robert Stackhouse became very active in Seaville Meeting in Cape May Co., N.J., working to establish a seasonal meeting for worship in...

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Manuscript compilation of research on descendants of Amos and Mary Powell Stackhouse, organized by family units with an introductory essay.

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Published booklet by William R. Stackhouse and Powell Stackhouse, Jr., with an Introduction by A. M. Stackhouse, MD. Folder also contains a brochure "A Retrospect off Colonial Times in Burlington County" by A.M. Stackhouse.

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Notice of a planned two volume genealogy, the first up to 1700 and the second the complete descendants. Sent by William R. Stackhouse, Mount Holly, NJ

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Correspondence concerning genealogy

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William, son of Asa Matlack Stackhouse, contacted Powell upon learning that he was compiling genealogical information,, and he wondered if they were related. William R. Stackhouse worked for a Philadelphia attorney and offered to help with the research, especially the Medford, NJ. branch and typing up the information. William's primary interest was the pre-1700 ancestry and if the family was connected to nobility.

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Letter of condolence concerning death of Samuel's father, Powell Stackhouse, Jr.

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Concerning sale of property. Presumably Dennisville, NJ, Cape May County

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Powell Stackhouse was one of the trustees