Box MSS227.5
Contains 36 Results:
Jessie, 1896
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
K correspondence, 1894 - 1913
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
L correspondence, 1886 - 1900
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
M correspondence, 1880 - 1890
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
Maginn, A. L., 1901
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
McKrough, Maggie, 1874 - 1875
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
"Me", 1886 - 1897
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
Meyer, Clara E., 1882 - 1896
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
P correspondence, 1880 - 1897
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.
Reider, James S., 1896
A collection of Margaret Syle’s correspondence, arranged alphabetically by surname. As with series 1, there is also a file of letters written by Margaret herself, as well as a file of letters from Henry. While Margaret has a few correspondents in common with Henry (mostly Syle family members and Rev. Francis J. Clerc), most of her correspondence is from a different circle of friends and relatives.