Charles Henry Hull papers, 1850-1945.
Collection Number: 14-17-249
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Charles Henry Hull papers, 1850-1945.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
14-17-249
Abstract:
Correspondence, manuscripts, printed materials, regarding his professional career
and financial accounts pertaining to Ithaca, N.Y. organizations. Additional records
include deeds, mortgage and survey (1733-1803) on lands in Albany and Montgomery Counties
and newspaper clippings and handwritten notes about the early Ithaca "Moral Society".
One box of lantern slides.
Creator:
Hull, Charles Henry, 1864-1936.
Quanitities:
5.1 cubic feet.
Language:
Collection material in English
Professor of American History, Cornell University. Hull died in 1936.
Correspondence of Hull relating to his studies in Germany in the 1890's, to his work
as professor and dean at Cornell University, to his research as an historian, and
to the professional organizations to which he belonged, particularly the American
Historical Association; also manuscript and printed materials, correspondence and
financial accounts pertaining to Ithaca, N.Y. organizations such as the Cornell Public
Library, the Cornell Heights Land Company, the Fall Creek Milling Company, the Ithaca
Children's Home, the Ithaca Band, and the Ladies Union Benevolent Society. Additional
records include deeds, mortgage and survey (1733-1803) on lands in Albany and Montgomery
Counties and newspaper clippings and handwritten notes about the early Ithaca "Moral
Society"; a few letters and other papers of Miss Mary J. Hull, sister of Professor
Hull; English documents(1607-1725). Also included is correspondence of William A.
Dunning, Max Farrand, Charles Homer Haskins, J. Franklin Jameson, Waldo G. Leland,
Andrew C. McLaughlin, Isaac P. Roberts, Henry Morse Stephens, Willard Straight, James
Sullivan, Hendrik Willem Van Loon. One box of lantern slides.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
Charles Henry Hull papers, #14-17-249. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections,
Cornell University Library.
Names:
Cornell, Ezra, 1807-1874.
Dunning, William Archibald, 1857-1922.
Farrand, Max, 1869-1945.
Haskins, Charles Homer, 1870-1937.
Hull, Mary J.
Jameson, J. Franklin (John Franklin), 1859-1937.
Leland, Waldo Gifford, 1879-1966.
McLaughlin, Andrew C. (Andrew Cunningham), 1861-1947.
Roberts, Isaac P.
Stephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse), 1857-1919.
Straight, Willard Dickerman, 1880-1918.
Sullivan, James.
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem, 1882-1944.
Cornell Public Library (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Cornell Heights Land Company (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Cornell University -- : Faculty.
Fall Creek Milling Company (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Ithaca Band (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Ithaca Children\'s Home (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Ladies Union Benevolent Society (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Moral Society (Ithaca, N.Y.)
Places:
Tompkins County (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs.
Ithaca (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs.
Subjects:
History -- Study and teaching.
History -- Societies, etc.
History -- Research.
Form and Genre Terms:
Deeds.
Lantern slides.
Clippings (information artifacts)
CONTAINER LIST
Container
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Description
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Date
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Scope and Contents
All the material in the collection may not be covered by this guide.
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Series I. Correspondence
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Box 1 |
Correspondence
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1836-1899 | |
Box 2 |
Correspondence
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1900-1911 | |
Box 2 |
Richardson Webster to Hull
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1902-02-25 | |
Scope and Contents
Carbon Copy of letter from Webster of the Cornell Democratic Club re: its sponsorship
of a lecture by William J. Bryan on "A Conquering Nation" at the Lyceum 'Theatre,
March 6, 1912, and urging the Cornell faculty to attend.
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Box 2 |
Ithaca Band Fund Committee to Hull
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1904-10-14 | |
Scope and Contents
(Bement, Carpenter, Todd and Wellar) about fund raising. Mimeo.
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Box 2 |
Ithaca Planning Committee to Hull
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1911-12-27 | |
Scope and Contents
(Steward, Treman, Rothschild, Bouton and Priest) regarding testimonials for Randolph
Horton and Henry A. St. John, retiring Ithaca Mayor, and superintendent of Public
Works, respectively. Typed or Mimeo
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Box 2 |
Hull to New Hospital Subscribers
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1911-06-05 | |
Scope and Contents
Two page mimeo letter. Requesting subscribers of the new "City Hospital to express
their preference for or against the use of the present site and enclosing a summary
statement stating why he thinks the present site is not the best one available.
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Box 2 |
Dunning to Hull
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1907-04-02 | |
Scope and Contents
American Historical Association letterhead; routine AHA re: signing a paper; return
of reprints
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Box 2 |
Dunning to Hull
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1907-12-07 | |
Scope and Contents
AHA Hull, Dunning and Bowen on prize essay committee; pros & cons of different methods
of publication. 3 pp.
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Box 2 |
Hull to Dunning
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1907-12-09 | |
Scope and Contents
Details of prize essay discussion; financial and publication problems. 5 pp.
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Box 2 |
Dunning to Hull
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1907-12-16 | |
Scope and Contents
AHA re: publications; report draft by Bowen - will Hull present it to Council at Madison?
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Box 2 |
Hull to Dunning
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1907-12-19 | |
Scope and Contents
Hull agrees to present report at Madison
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Box 2 |
Hull to Dunning
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1908-04-11 | |
Scope and Contents
Can't find a publisher for essays; printing of the essays is more important than the
prize money
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Box 2 |
Dunning to Hull
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1908-04-29 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Hull's having asked someone (possibly Joseph G. de Roulhac Hamilton) to lecture
at Cornell; Dunning suggests on "some phase of Reconstruction History." Also setting
limit of 100,000 words on prize essay; Henry Holt mentioned as wanting to set up publication.
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Box 2 |
Hull to Dunning
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1908-05-02 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Dunning's letter about Hamilton (Apr. 25); agrees about 100,000 word limit, with
conditions
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Box 3 |
Correspondence
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1910-1925 | |
Box 3 |
Additional Charles H. Hull Papers
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1915-1916 | |
Scope and Contents
Additional Charles H. Hull Papers. These were found among the Burr-White materials
in a large envelope with the following notation in George Lincoln Burr's handwriting:
"Hull's correspondence in connection with the Bancroft episode of the American Historical
Association. He has more which he will add when he has sifted it from his other papers.
G.L.B."
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Box 3 |
A.C. McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-11-13 | |
Box 3 |
Los Kimball Mathews to Hull
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1915-11-22 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Waldo G. Leland (carbon)
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1915-11-22 | |
Box 3 |
George M. Dutcher to Hull
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1915-11-23 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-11-26 | |
Box 3 |
Leland to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-11-29 | |
Box 3 |
John H. Latane to McLaughlin (Andrew C.) (Open Letter) (copy)
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1915-11-30 | |
Box 3 |
R .D.W. Connor to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-04 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-04 | |
Box 3 |
Same - (form letter enclosing another letter)
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1915-12-04 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Latane (copy)
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1915-12-04 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-06 | |
Box 3 |
R.D.W. Connor to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-07 | |
Box 3 |
Circular letter to the members of the American Historical Association
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1915-12-09 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-09 | |
Box 3 |
Same
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1915-12-09 | |
Box 3 |
Katharine Berry Judson ('04) to Hull (not on Bancroft episode)
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1915-12-09 | |
Box 3 |
Draft of Circular Letter to members of the American Historical Association
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1915-12-09 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-10 | |
Box 3 |
J. Franklin Jameson to Hull
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1915-12-11 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-12 | |
Box 3 |
William A. Dunning to Hull
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1915-12-13 | |
Box 3 |
Draft of telegram Hull to McLaughlin
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1915-12-13 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Max Farrand (copy)
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1915-12-13 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-14 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-14 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-14 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Dunning (copy)
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1915-12-15 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to James Sullivan (copy)
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1915-12-15 | |
Box 3 |
J. Franklin Jameson to Hull
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1915-12-16 | |
Box 3 |
Leland to Hull
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1915-12-16 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to the members of the committee of nine of the American Historical Association
(copy)
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1915-12-16 | |
Box 3 |
Lota King (for McLaughlin) to Hull
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1915-12-18 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-18 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-18 | |
Box 3 |
R.D.W. Connor to Hull
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1915-12-18 | |
Box 3 |
From Leland (not on Bancroft episode)
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1915-12-19 | |
Box 3 |
Max Farrand to Hull
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1915-12-20 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-20 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Jameson (copy)
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1915-12-21 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Leland (copy)
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1915-12-21 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Leland
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1915-12-21 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Jameson (copy)
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1915-12-21 | |
Box 3 |
McLaughlin to Hull
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1915-12-21 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Farrand (copy)
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1915-12-22 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Dunning (copy)
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1915-12-23 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Professor Root (copy)
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1915-12-23 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to McLaughlin (copy)
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1915-12-23 | |
Box 3 |
Hull to Leland (copy)
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1916-01-13 | |
Box 3 |
A.C. McLaughlin to Charles H. Hull
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date unknown | |
Box 3 |
Report of the Committee of Nine
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date unknown | |
Scope and Contents
Appointed to Consider the Constitution, Organization and Procedure of the American
Historical association and the Relationships between the Association and the American
Historical Review.
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Box 3 |
Dunning to Hull
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1915-12-13 | |
Scope and Contents
Columbia Univ. letterhead re: a matter of publication; reference to McLaughlin /"that
gang"/ Leland
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Box 3 |
Hull to Dunning
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1915-12-15 | |
Scope and Contents
Withholding McLaughlin letter from Leland; hopes to see Farrand
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Box 3 |
Hull to Dunning
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1915-12-23 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Wash. mtg. -- McLaughlin will not attend, Farrand will.
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Box 3 |
Dunning to Hull
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1916-05-17 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Conference held.
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Box 4 |
Correspondence
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1926-1935 | |
Box 5 |
Correspondence
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1936-1946 | |
Box 5 |
Howard Cobb to Mary J. Hull
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1936-01-14 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Gifts and endowments of the Children's Home, Ithaca
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Box 5 |
Note on George M. Bartlett will
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1936-07-27 | |
Box 5 |
Newman and Adam to Children's Home
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1940-12-05 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Gifts and endowments of the Children's Home, Ithaca
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Box 5 |
Mary J. Hull to Bert T. Baker
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1941-02-20 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Gifts and endowments of the Children's Home, Ithaca
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Box 5 |
George H. Russell to Mary J. Hull
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1941-03-19 | |
Scope and Contents
Re: Gifts and endowments of the Children's Home, Ithaca
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Box 6 |
Undated Manuscript, Mary Hull's Notes
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date unknown | |
Box 7 |
Pamphlets, newspaper clippings, printed items
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date unknown | |
Scope and Contents
Dealing with the Hull family, Cornell and Ithaca.
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Box 7 |
Expense Accounts and Note books
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1894 | |
Scope and Contents
Signed A. M. Hull, Ithaca, Tompkins County, N. Y.
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Box 7 |
Mary Hull's autograph book
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1876 | |
Scope and Contents
Inscribed to her from Aunt Gazena, Christmas
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Box 7 |
C. H. Hull's Passport
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1930-1931 | |
Box 7 |
Notes and Expenses of European Travel
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1892 | |
Scope and Contents
Printed in Germany
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Box 7 |
Photographs
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date unknown | |
Scope and Contents
William B. Cleveland, Charles Hull, R. H. Thurston, and C. K. Adams, and a sketch
of H. Morse Stephens. Also, photograph captioned "The Irish Braking Ground," as early
Cornell quarry
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Box 8 |
Ledgers
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date unknown | |
Box 9 |
Charles Hull's Notes - Box 1
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date unknown | |
Box 10 |
Charles Hull's Notes - Box 2
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date unknown | |
Box 11 |
Charles Hull's Notes and Bibliographies
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date unknown | |
Box 12 |
Lantern slides
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date unknown | |
Scope and Contents
Small black box
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Series II. Inventory of English Documents
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Box 13 |
Admission of Thomas Moore, Shelton Hall - Latin
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1607-09 | |
Box 13 |
Latin
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1633 | |
Box 13 |
Admission of Christopher Burchey - Latin
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1643-05-12 | |
Box 13 |
Latin
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1649 | |
Box 13 |
Indenture, Charles Foyell, Nathaniel Brown, Edward Anderson, Thomas Hooke, plaintiffs.
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1650-06-05 | |
Scope and Contents
Fine against: Christopher Bunn and Fayth, his wife; Richard Braben and Anne, his wife;
(Lenny) Goodale and (Feberra), his wife. Transfer of land.
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Box 13 |
Exemption of a fine, restoration of land confiscated in Cowton to Arthur Hulton Defore
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1654 | |
Box 13 |
Forfeit of tenure of land in Huttington by William Smith to William, Lord of the Manor
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1654-10-14 | |
Scope and Contents
Grant of tenure to land to William Smith and his wife, Alice, for the yearly sum of
two shillings and other customs
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Box 13 |
Lease for half of Birch Hall, R. Higgenbotham to Robert Hadfield
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1657-05-19 | |
Box 13 |
Lease of land in South Cowton, York, to Thomas Pepper by Robert, Earl of Ailesbury
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1666-02-01 | |
Box 13 |
Indenture between Thomas Smithson of Moulton, York, and Hugh Smithson, London
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1666-05 | |
Scope and Contents
Purchase of an annuity by Hugh from Thomas. 200 paid for 20 a year for eighteen years,
guaranteed by lands in Moulton
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Box 13 |
List of leases issued by Sir Marmaduke Gresham to John Gresham, gentleman
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1669-1671 | |
Box 13 |
Provision by Jerome Moore for the support of Adrian (Adria), his wife, and the education
of his two children
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1683 | |
Box 13 |
Indenture, sale of land by James Smithurst to Abraham Haworth, Ashley, Manchester
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1689-11-19 | |
Box 13 |
Indenture, sale of land in South Cowton, York, by Cuthbert Pepper to Thomas Smithson
and Layford Wainwright
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1694-04-12 | |
Box 13 |
Indenture, release of land by Phillip Folla to John Folla, St. Michaels
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1694-11-20 | |
Box 13 |
Latin - two pieces
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1700-03-25 | |
Box 13 |
Warrant against Robert Batemen of Middleton
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1709-05-30 | |
Scope and Contents
Warrant, Bartholow Holmesfield to Johnathan Johnson, George Davenport, and Hugh Bateman,
Attorneys at Her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas at Westminster. Attachment in Latin
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Box 13 |
John Isall, William Goodeman, Crow, John Moore, Redenhall - Latin
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1717-04-10 | |
Box 13 |
Robert Crow, woolen draper, appoints Richard Sutton, Nicholas Cordey, and Thomas Freeman,
woolen drapers, and Anthony (Kerruk), brewer, to administer his land tenure on Redenhall
Manor, (Harleston), Norfolk
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1717-11-17 | |
Box 13 |
Five copies of a will, Henry Whilbey to Pepper, Esquire, South Cowton, Latin.
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1720 | |
Box 13 |
Will of Daniel Cooke, bequest of land in Fulham to his youngest son, John
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1725 | |
Box 13 |
Estate bought of John Andrews, Latin
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date unknown | |
Box 13 |
Latin, fragment
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date unknown | |
Series III. Inventory of American Documents
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Box 13 |
Photograph of a $30 bill, issued November 2, 1776 by the United Colonies
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1776-11-02 | |
Box 13 |
First Lieutenant's Commission
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1798-04-16 | |
Scope and Contents
Troop of the Horse, Montgomery County, New York State Militia; issued to Daniel Visscher
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Box 13 |
Invoice, Robert Smith to A.H. Taylor, Centerville Post Office, Bibb County, Alabama
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1849-10-12 | |
Scope and Contents
Bill for household and farm articles
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Box 13 |
Deed for bounty lands
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1812 | |
Scope and Contents
Assignment of lands held by Garret Vanderbilt, (of the New York, Militia, Captain
Cooper's Company, War of 1812) to Charles R. McNulty, 120 acres of public land in
district of land subject to sale at Fort Dodge, Iowa
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Box 13 |
Deed, Ezra Cornell and his wife to William P. Pope, Harvey May, Albert M. Hull, and
Alfred C. Pope
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1862-10-31 | |
Scope and Contents
Sale of land along Fall Creek, Village of Ithaca. Transferred to Box I, Hull Papers
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Box 13 |
Bound volume, Fall Creek Milling Company
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1893-12-28-1922-02 | |
Scope and Contents
Minutes of the organizational meeting. Includes: copy of the Certificate of Incorporation
of the Fall Creek Milling Company, By-Laws of the Fall Creek Milling Company, Minutes
of the Board of Directors. Minutes of the Meetings of the Stockholders.
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Box 13 |
Ledger, Fall Creek Milling Company
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1924-06-01-1925-12-08 | |
Scope and Contents
See also Acc. #39A , 1621
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Box 7 |
Unidentified photograph
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date unknown | |
Box 7 |
Metal jewelry box with contents (one infant's. slipper, one carved pendant, one string
blue beads, one carved horse head)
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date unknown |