Box 2
Container
Contains 52 Results:
Knowles, Hannibal Fletcher to Julius James Knowles, Oct. 1879
File — Box: 2, Folder: 58
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Oct. 1879
Knowles, Hannibal Fletcher to Sarah E. (Clark) Knowles, May-Oct. 1880
File — Box: 2, Folder: 59
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
May-Oct. 1880
Knowles, Hannibal Fletcher to J.P. McAfee (Union Central Life Insurance Co. of Cincinnati), March 18, 1895
File — Box: 2, Folder: 60
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
March 18, 1895
Knowles, Hannibal Fletcher and Knowles, Sarah E. (Clark) from Alice U. Knowles, Oct. 12, 1883
File — Box: 2, Folder: 61
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Oct. 12, 1883
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Sarah M. Betts, ca. 1810
File — Box: 2, Folder: 62
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca. 1810
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Martin (?) N. Adgate, ca. 1810
File — Box: 2, Folder: 63
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca. 1810
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Fanny Boardman Lord, ca. 1816-1830
File — Box: 2, Folder: 64
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca. 1816-1830
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Lucy Ann King, Aug. 8, 1818
File — Box: 2, Folder: 65
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Aug. 8, 1818
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from A.E. Betts, Aug. 19, 1818
File — Box: 2, Folder: 66
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Aug. 19, 1818
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Fanny B., Nov. 8, 1819
File — Box: 2, Folder: 67
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Nov. 8, 1819
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Martin Adgate, Sept. 5, 1820
File — Box: 2, Folder: 68
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Sept. 5, 1820
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Sarah Wright Adgate, poem ("Parting of the Two Friends"), ca. 1830
File — Box: 2, Folder: 69
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca. 1830
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) to Eunice B. Adgate, 1836-1864
File — Box: 2, Folder: 70
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1836-1864
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) to Sarah Wright (Adgate) Butler, 1849-1853
File — Box: 2, Folder: 71
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1849-1853
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Catharine W. (Adgate) Arthur, 1850-1860
File — Box: 2, Folder: 72
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1850-1860
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, Feb. 18, 1852
File — Box: 2, Folder: 73
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Feb. 18, 1852
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles and Marietta L. Knowles, Oct. 29, 1856
File — Box: 2, Folder: 74
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Oct. 29, 1856
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Sarah Wright (Adgate) Butler, Dec. 20, 1868
File — Box: 2, Folder: 75
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Dec. 20, 1868
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate), Knowles, Ermina L., Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, June 21, 1847
File — Box: 2, Folder: 76
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
June 21, 1847
Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) and Knowles, Urania to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, July 12, 1847
File — Box: 2, Folder: 77
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
July 12, 1847
Knowles, Julius Caesar from Joseph L. Knowles, Feb. 18, 1825
File — Box: 2, Folder: 78
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Feb. 18, 1825
Knowles, Julius Caesar from Ermina (Knowles) Clemens and Isaac Clemens, April 25, 1861
File — Box: 2, Folder: 79
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
April 25, 1861
Knowles, Julius Caesar to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, March 26, 1863
File — Box: 2, Folder: 80
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
March 26, 1863
Knowles, Julius Caesar from Urania (Knowles) Clemens, 1865
File — Box: 2, Folder: 81
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1865
Knowles, Julius Caesar and Eunice B. (Adgate) Knowles to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, Dec. 21, 1850
File — Box: 2, Folder: 82
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Dec. 21, 1850