Box 1
Contains 18 Results:
Letters received by Angeline Johnson, 1872-1879
Emma’s mother, Angeline Vandergriff Johnson (1830-1889), from Emma and her siblings. Poems written by her husband, William A. Johnson. Includes a farewell letter from Emma to her brother, Edwin A. Johnson, care of A. V. Johnson. (Edwin A Johnson from Georgia, S. Carolina, and New Orleans)
Letters to Emma Johnson from Frank Green, 1872, 1884- 1885
Condolences on death of her father. Letters sent to Emma Johnson during his travels in Europe
Edward S. Power to sisters Victorine and Annie Power
Edward Power and Emma Johnson courtship and marriage , 1884-1886, 1914
Letters sent before their marriage. Also an undated “apology” from Edward to his wife, glad his "little girl" was not a militant suffragist. The 1914 letter to his wife explained his need to devote himself to work.
Edward Power to Emma during European travel, 1899-07-30-09 26
The letters describe the voyage and visits to Great Britain, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, and France
Edward Power to Emma during European travel, 1899-10-01 - 1899-11-01
Letters described his visits to Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Italy
Condolence letters received on death of mother
Angeline Vandergriff Johnson died 9 mo. 2, 1889, a member of Green Street Monthly Meeting. Buried Fair Hill
Letters to Emma from her husband and daughter, 1907
Edward Power and their daughter Edith were touring Europe; Edward explained that his travels were not only for pleasure but provided a good education for Edith, and he wanted to investigate business opportunities that he didn’t want to discuss with his wife.
