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BOX III:5 |
Part III: Miscellany, 1841-1908
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The Miscellany series contains notes and ephemera from Schuyler’s personal life,
including his 1877 marriage certificate to Gertrude Wallace King Schuyler in
Paris, and items from his professional life. Also included in this series are
calling cards (representing both Schuyler and his guests), papers regarding
Schuyler’s diplomatic appointments to Serbia, Romania, and Greece, awards Schuyler
received, most notably for his work on documenting the Turkish atrocities in
Bulgaria, and certificates of membership to professional and social clubs. |
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Arranged alphabetically by type of material. |
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BOX III:5 |
Awards, 1876-1888, undated
See also Container III:OV 2,
same heading
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BOX III:5 |
Calling cards, undated
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BOX III:5 |
Diplomatic appointments, 1878-1882
See also Container III:OV 3,
same heading
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BOX III:5 |
Marriage certificate of Eugene
Schuyler and Gertrude Wallace King, 1877
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BOX III:5 |
Membership certificates, 1870-1880
See also Container III:OV 3,
same heading
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BOX III:5 |
Notes and ephemera, 1841, 1880, 1887, 1897, 1908,
undated
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BOX III:OV 1-III:OV 3 |
Part III: Oversize, 1870-1890
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The Oversize series contains printed matter related to Schuyler, including two
1890 Egyptian newspapers containing Schuyler's obituary. Oversize items relate
mainly to Schuyler’s career and include diplomatic appointments, awards and
proclamations (in Russian and Italian), memberships to academic and professional
associations, and an 1862 certificate allowing Schuyler to practice law in New
York. |
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Arranged according to the series, containers, and folders from which the materials
were removed. |
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BOX III:OV 1 |
Printed Matter |
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BOX III:OV 1 |
Newspaper clippings,
obituaries |
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BOX III:OV 1 |
The
Egyptian Gazette, 1890
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BOX III:OV 1 |
Le
Phare D'Alexsandrie, 1890
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BOX III:OV 2 |
Miscellany |
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BOX III:OV 2 |
Awards, 1876-1888,
undated
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BOX III:OV 3 |
Diplomatic appointments,
1872-1882
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BOX III:OV 3 |
Membership certificates,
1870-1880
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