03521mpc  2200601 a 4500001000800000005001700008008004100025010004600066035002400112035002200136040002400158100001900182245003800201300002800239524010000267520070800367520059001075555002501665600001801690600003801708600005001746600001801796600002701814600002801841600003001869600003601899600003201935600002301967610003301990610004402023610002802067650002902095650002902124650003502153650004502188650004202233650003602275650003602311650004102347650003702388651003602425651003502461651003702496651003602533651003502569651003702604651004402641651004502685651004802730651004502778651007502823905002102898209858120011207091910.0920702i18541956nyu                 eng d  bms 73000351 bms 62002324 bms 62002351    a(CStRLIN)NYCV92A607  a(NIC)notisAKT7443  aNICcNICeappmdNIC3 aMcGraw family.00aMcGraw family papers,f1854-1956.  a.5 cubic ft; 4 folders.  aMcGraw Family Papers.  Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.  aBusiness and family correspondence, relating to lumbering interests near Canadea, New York; McGraw family genealogy; diaries and accounts of travels in France, Italy, Germany, Russia, and Egypt; Jennie McGraw Fiske diaries refer to travels in England and on the Continent, and to Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and New York.  Other subjects include Cornell University faculty members, the settlement of the estate of John McGraw, and a memorial to McGraw by the Cornell University Board of Trustees.  Major correspondents and persons figuring prominently in the collection include Douglass Boardman, J. W. Dwight, Willard Fiske, Mary Celestia McGraw, John Ellis Southworth, and Anna Gauntlett Whitcomb.  aAlso, a Jennie McGraw letter to her uncle, Thomas McGraw, describing the impact of the Civil War on Detroit, and mentioning mutual acquaintances involved in the struggle.  John McGraw papers refer to Cornell University lands, lands held by the H. W. Sage and Company, and his own personal matters; includes Henry Williams Sage correspondence.   McGraw's involvement in the lumber industry is documented by correspondence with William E. Taylor regarding lumber prices in Ontario, Canada, and by exchanges with mill operators and lumbering concerns in Ontario, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.0 aItem list available.10aMcGraw, John.10aFiske, Jennie McGraw,d1840-1881.10aSage, Henry W.q(Henry Williams),d1814-1897.10aDwight, J. W.10aMcGraw, Mary Celestia.10aSouthworth, John Ellis.10aWhitcomb, Anna Gauntlett.10aBoardman, Douglass,d1822-1891.10aFiske, Willard,d1831-1904.10aTaylor, William E.20aCornell UniversityxFaculty.20aCornell University.bBoard of Trustees.20aH. W. Sage and Company. 0aLumber tradezWisconsin. 0aLumber tradezMinnesota. 0aLumber tradezCanadazOntario. 0aLumber tradezNew York (State)zCanadea. 0aMills and mill-workzCanadazOntario. 0aMills and mill-workzWisconsin. 0aMills and mill-workzMinnesota. 0aGenealogyzNew York (State)zIthaca. 0aFamilyzNew York (State)zIthaca 0aFrancexDescription and travel. 0aItalyxDescription and travel. 0aGermanyxDescription and travel. 0aRussiaxDescription and travel. 0aEgyptxDescription and travel. 0aEnglandxDescription and travel. 0aChicago (Ill.)xDescription and travel. 0aDetroit (Mich.)xDescription and travel. 0aPhiladelphia (Pa.)xDescription and travel. 0aNew York (N.Y.)xDescription and travel. 0aUnited StatesxHistoryyCivil War, 1861-1865vPersonal     narratives.  a19991101120000.0