Box 2
Contains 80 Results:
Janney, Samuel M. to Mann, Horace W., 1846 8mo 17
Draft, describes series of education meetings to prepare public to assume responsibility for schools, especially to educate the poor.
Janney, Samuel M. to Frost, Gideon, 1846 11mo 3
Draft of a letter disagreeing with the assertion that some Quakers in Virginia approve of slavery and intemperance.
Jewett, Tacy to Janney, Elizabeth, 1847-1880
Family news.
Thomas, Philip W. to Janney, Samuel M., 1847 3mo 1
Information on mouldings and family news.
Janney, Samuel M. to Ellis, W., 1847 8mo 24
Encloses a copy of his book.
[Ruffner, Dr. Henry] to Janney, Samuel M., 1847 12mo 31
From a Presbyterian minister and educator in favor of emancipation.
Sheppard, Moses to Janney, Samuel M., 1849
Rent receipts.
Janney, John Jr. to Janney, Samuel M., 1849-1852
Concerns over the spread of cholera and travelling. Letter of 5mo 9 1851 mentions Dugdale's charges against Janney.
Shreve, Thomas to Janney, Samuel M., 1849-1853
Mentions that there is no Quaker community in Louisville, so he stays at home on First Day morning, then goes to the Unitarian church at night; expresses antislavery sentiment.
Connolly, Thomas C. to Janney, Samuel M., 1849-1870
Letter from a newspaper editor concerning the need to educate freedmen and comments on antislavery legislation; mentions Dr. Lee's support for colonization.
