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Box 5

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Contains 7 Results:

Eleanor Fisher Brinton scrapbook, #1, ca. 1914-1936

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Largely clippings, family and poems, etc., of interest

Dates: ca. 1914-1936

Eleanor Fisher Brinton journal, 1902 - 1908

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Diary of milestones of her children

Dates: 1902 - 1908

Eleanor Fisher Brinton journals , 1952-circa 1957

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6 small volumes, family and daily activities as her health failed

Dates: 1952-circa 1957

Eleanor Fisher Brinton pocket diaries (3), 1952 - 1958

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Pocket diaries. The 1953 was a gift from her daughter, Sarah W. Brinton and includes a partial draft of her reminiscences of Argentina and a snapshot of Eleanor and David Brinton (?) pasted inside cover. Also miscellaneous notes and fragments.

Dates: 1952 - 1958

Eleanor Fisher Brinton scrapbook, #2, circa 1932-1949

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Includes drawings and paintings by Anna Fisher Grimshaw, greeting cards from daughter Eileen, sister Susanna, and brother Henry with wife Hattie; family clippings, published poems by Susanna Fisher; prints, cartoons, and drawings by Eileen Brinton; published stories by William F. Brinton.

Dates: circa 1932-1949

Sarah W. Brinton stories , 1917, undated, and 1960

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Sarah W. Brinton (1902-1997) was the eldest of David and Eleanor Brinton's four children. Two handwritten and illustrated stories written as a child. Also a 1960 note to her brother and sister-in-law, William F. and Louise Brinton, describing her visit to the Moses Brinton farm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Dates: 1917, undated, and 1960

Mary Eileen Brinton journals, 1916

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Mary Eileen Brinton (1904-1995) was the second child. Daily entries which record high and low temperatures, school, family and activities. Volume, in two pieces. Acidic, very fragile and some pages crumbling.

Dates: 1916