Box 1
Contains 17 Results:
Correspondence, Aug. 1861-Dec. 1861
To Sadie, from W.O. Ridgway in army, teaching in Philadelphia, friendship with John Bunting.
Correspondence, Jan. 1862- May 1862
To Sadie. From W.O. Ridgway, a cousin, Carrie Willetts just after her marriage, Sadie. Attending Episcopal church service with friend Anna Barnes, visiting sick, friendship with John Bunting.
Correspondence, June 1862- Dec. 1862
To and from Sadie, from Anna (Webster?). Death of a cousin in the war, her work in the Philadelphia hospital, W.O. Ridgway’s return, the draft.
Correspondence, Jan. 1863- May 1863
To Sadie about Wendell Phillips. From aid society sending hospital supplies, Jane Hillborn, a response to her first request to teach freedmen, a soldier named Edward Wilson. Program from benefit concert for hospital.
Correspondence, June 1863-July 1863
To and from Sadie about Edward Wilson, her vow not to marry, draft riots. From Anna Webster, John Bunting. Poem about Gettysburg.
Correspondence, Aug. 1863-Dec. 1863
To and from Sadie about marriage, war. From cousin Abraham. Another request to teach and replies from the Anti-Slavery Office and National Freedmen’s Association. Poem called To the Spirit of Poetry.
Correspondence, Jan. 1864- May 1864
To and from Sadie and Anna Webster, mostly concerning love and marriage.
