Letters
Found in 83 Collections and/or Records:
Bickford family genealogy collection
Carol A. Wilson architecture collection
Chapman-Doten family collection
Correspondence, photographs, Wellesley English assignments, poetry, illustrations, book reviews, newspaper clippings, papers related to the Junior League of Portland and a financial ledger, among others.
Chase family papers
This collection documents members of the Chase family of York, Me. Contents include correspondence, postcards, genealogies, school and military records, property and financial documents, land deeds, catalogs, a daybook, a letter book, and photographs. The collection reflects the relationships and activities of multiple generations of Chases, as well as their property, finances, and business affairs.
Christopher P. Monkhouse family papers
Clifford N. Carver papers
Correspondence and genealogical data containing lists of vessels built in the Carver, Merrithew and McGilvery yards of Searsport, Maine, as well as lists of Searsport captains and their vessels.
Correspondence of George Washington Pierce and his brother Josiah Pierce
Correspondence of George Washington Pierce and his brother Josiah Pierce, both attorneys and Jacksonian politicians, including letters of John Anderson, Jonathan Cilley, Nathan Clifford, Robert P. Dunlap, John Fairfield, Simon Greenleaf, Hannibal Hamlin, John Ruggles, F.O.J. Smith, Seba Smith, Ezekial Whitman, Levi Woodbury, and others, concerned primarily with political affairs. All photocopies.
Deering, Orr, and Warren family collection
Correspondence, diary, photographs (including tintypes), documents, newspaper clippings.
Flash drive with transcriptions available (contains photographs, letters, documents, some of which are in this collection but more are added). This flash drive is in the source file. Also in the source file is donor correspondence with MHS and her family, which summarizes the family history, with bibliographical sources.
E. Christopher Livesay papers
Edward C. Owen and Dennison family correspondence
This collection consists entirely of correspondence from Edward C. Owen to members of the Dennison family. The letters detail his experiences living and working in the timber industry in northern California. Filed in each folder are the original envelopes, numbered to correspond to the letters.