Box 3

Family births and information kept by Susanna G. Fisher. Index at end and loose note written by W. F. Brinton.

Poems by hRer siblings and others, copied into volume with some later additions, undated. Also receipts and grades, Westtown School.

A note written by that donor explained that members of the Jacobs family intermarried with the Fisher family. Louisa Jacobs was Philadelphia-area Quaker teacher who had lived in Germany before WWII and later was active in German relief.

1818 Identified by William F. Brinton as likely the journal of his grandfather, William Brinton (1785-1878), a Lancaster County farmer. He transcribed the journal with the title: 1818 Diary: A trip to Niagara Falls by a simple Lancaster Co. farmer in 1818/WFB

Stories about members of the Fisher, Jacob, and other Quaker families

Includes poems by Susanna G. Fisher, loose poems and a photograph of the old Brinton home on State Road, south of Phoenixville, which William F. and Louise Brinton had purchased. Book was from their library.

Letters from his mother and his sister, Cassie (Cassandra).

Minute signed by clerks of Rhode Island Yearly Meeting