Box MSS197.1
Container
Contains 69 Results:
Amos Kendall letter to Caleb Butler, 1811
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1811
Amos Kendall poem “To Mary”
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1811 - 1927
Ann G. Shrader correspondence to Mary Ann Kendall Greene, 1846 - 1850
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1846 - 1850
Clara Morris letter to Caroline Hamilton Garrard Greene, Ca. 1910
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
Ca. 1910
Derinda Kendall letter to Mary Ann Kendall Greene, 1859
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 11
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1859
Fannie Kendall correspondence to Mary Ann Kendall Greene, 1855
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 12
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1855
Franklin Kendall letter to unidentified cousin, 1857
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 13
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1857
Jeannie Stickney letter to Mary Ann Kendall Greene, 1855
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 14
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1855
John Mounts proposal to Amos Kendall, 1845
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1845
Joseph D. Greene correspondence to Caroline Hamilton Greene, 1897 - 1898
File — Box: MSS197.1, Folder: 16
Scope and Contents
From the Series:
A collection of letters by members of the Kendall and Greene families, most written by Amos Kendall and his daughter Mary Ann. These include correspondence between Mary Ann and her parents; between Mary Ann and her sisters; between Amos and his first wife, Mary Woolfolk Kendall; between Mary Ann and her second husband, Joseph D. Greene; and between Amos and Joseph. Joseph D. Greene’s letters to Mary Ann are of particular interest. He writes of the mood in Washington, DC, after...
Dates:
1897 - 1898