Box 9
Contains 14 Results:
Mather-Lippincott-Shoemaker memorabilia, n.d.
Including an invitation from James and Lucretia Mott, wedding announcements. Cynthia died in 1880, and Robert remarried to Catharine Koons; the invitation is addressed to the only child from the first marriage, Master Horace Mather Lippincott.
George E. Lippincott (1889-1979) biographical
George E. Lippincott military service ID card, 1918 discharge; family obituaries, photocopy of marriage license and certificate. George, younger brother of Horace, left the Society of Friends.
Family Bible information
Pages from a Bible owned by George E. Lippincott; also scans of relevant pages of family Bibles which were returned to descendants of Mather and Peg Lippincott in 2015.
Civil War 1861 diary of William Q[uimpy] Moore (transcript)
Typed transcript by George E. Lippincott. William Q. Moore (1840-1919). a member of Green Street Monthly Meeting during his wartime service. The entries begin while employed in Wilmington, Delaware, and he enlisted while a member of Wilmington Monthly Meeting. Diary covers his first enlistment, 1861, training and marches and encounters, ending with bivouac in Bolivar, West Virginia.
