Box 3
Container
Contains 4 Results:
Correspondence, 1826
File — Box: 3, Folder: 12
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Collection is primarily the incoming family correspondence of Thomas Farmer Dukes and his children, especially son Thomas William Dukes. Incoming correspondence to Thomas William from a friend discusses women suitable for courtship in the area. Other topics discussed are family and household issues, illness, unemployment, and finances. There are several childhood letters to Thomas Farmer Dukes from grandchildren, and letters to William Dukes, the chemist, from men seeking employment and...
Dates:
1826
Correspondence, 1827-1830
File — Box: 3, Folder: 13
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Collection is primarily the incoming family correspondence of Thomas Farmer Dukes and his children, especially son Thomas William Dukes. Incoming correspondence to Thomas William from a friend discusses women suitable for courtship in the area. Other topics discussed are family and household issues, illness, unemployment, and finances. There are several childhood letters to Thomas Farmer Dukes from grandchildren, and letters to William Dukes, the chemist, from men seeking employment and...
Dates:
1827-1830
Commonplace book, 1838-1869
File — Box: 3, Folder: 14
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Collection is primarily the incoming family correspondence of Thomas Farmer Dukes and his children, especially son Thomas William Dukes. Incoming correspondence to Thomas William from a friend discusses women suitable for courtship in the area. Other topics discussed are family and household issues, illness, unemployment, and finances. There are several childhood letters to Thomas Farmer Dukes from grandchildren, and letters to William Dukes, the chemist, from men seeking employment and...
Dates:
1838-1869
Thomas F. Dukes bound volume of recipes and other ephemera, approximately 1830s
File — Box: 3, Folder: 15
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Collection is primarily the incoming family correspondence of Thomas Farmer Dukes and his children, especially son Thomas William Dukes. Incoming correspondence to Thomas William from a friend discusses women suitable for courtship in the area. Other topics discussed are family and household issues, illness, unemployment, and finances. There are several childhood letters to Thomas Farmer Dukes from grandchildren, and letters to William Dukes, the chemist, from men seeking employment and...
Dates:
approximately 1830s