02928mpc  2200541 a 4500001000800000005001700008008004100025010001800066035002400084035002200108040002400130100001900154245003800173300001700211520119100228524011201419600001801531600002001549600001701569600001901586600001901605600001701624600001901641600002301660610003901683610002301722610004301745610004001788610002001828610003301848610002101881610005201902650001501954650004001969650004302009650002802052650002502080650002702105650002902132650002702161650002902188650002402217650002902241651003302270656002402303656003802327905002102365209732919921007120000.0920408i17991891nyu                 eng d  bms 62004350    a(CStRLIN)NYCV92A195  a(NIC)notisAKT6127  aNICcNICeappmdNIC3 aTurner family.00aTurner family papers,f1799-1891.  a.8 cubic ft.  aChiefly letters written by members of the related Turner, Baker, and Wheeler families, describing their activities as they moved southward and westward from Massachusetts and New York.  Includes letters from Otis and Oliver Baker, theology students at Yale University; Baker and Turner family letters from Lockport and Watertown, New York; letters from Susie Turner, student at Mount Holyoke College (Class of 1853) and teacher at Rockford Seminary; letters from Asa Turner, travelling salesman in the South and Midwest; correspondence between Avery Turner, Cornell University Class of 1873, and his friends at Quincy College and Kansas City Medical College, and later letters relating his work as an engineer for the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad.  Among the Wheeler papers are letters between relatives at an academy in New Bradford, Mass, and at Amherst College; letters from Marshall Wheeler relate to his activities as a clerk in Shelbyville, Kentucky, as a farm owner in Carthage, Ill., as the proprietor of a merchandising business at Quincy, Ill., and to his life as a merchant, plantation and slave owner, and stock and hog producer at Sabine and Cold Springs, Texas.  aTurner Family Papers, #689.  Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Cornell University Library.30aBaker family.30aWheeler family.10aBaker, Otis.10aBaker, Oliver.10aTurner, Susie.10aTurner, Asa.10aTurner, Avery.10aWheeler, Marshall.20aYale University.bDivinity School.20aRockford Seminary.20aMount Holyoke College.bClass of 1853.20aCornell University.bClass of 1873.20aQuincy College.20aKansas City Medical College.20aAmherst College.20aAtchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway Company. 0aRailroads. 0aMigration, InternalzUnited States. 0aWomen college studentszMassachusetts. 0aTheological seminaries. 0aSlaveholdersxTexas. 0aFamilyzMassachusetts. 0aFamilyzNew York (State) 0aAgriculturezIllinois. 0aMerchandisingzIllinois. 0aAgriculturezTexas. 0aSwinexMarketingzTexas. 0aShelbyville, (Ky)xCommerce. 7aRailroad engineers. 7aTraveling sales personnel.2lcsh.  a19921007120000.0