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BOX 101-102 |
Addenda,
1882-1966
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Journals, family correspondence and papers, general
correspondence, writings, and miscellany. |
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Organized by the year in which the addition was processed and
thereunder alphabetically by subject or type of material in conformity with the
arrangement of the main body of papers. |
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BOX 101 |
1980 Addition |
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Family
correspondence, Owen Jones Wister, 1882-1883 (formerly restricted)
See also
Container 6, same heading
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1984 Addition |
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Journals, 1914-1915 (2
vols.) |
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Family papers |
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Tuckerman, Emily, 1907-1923,
undated |
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Wister, Mary Channing (wife),
1916, undated |
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Wister, Sarah Butler
(mother) |
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Correspondence, 1883,
undated |
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Manuscript of
"The Early Years of a Child of Promise," 1905 |
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(5
folders) |
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Wister, William (son),
1937 |
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General
correspondence |
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Furness, Horace Howard, and
family, 1897-1921, undated |
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Haines, Ella (Mrs. D. Jansen
Haines), 1917 |
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Harrison, Hall,
undated |
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Kane, Florence B., 1898-1937,
undated |
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Kipling, Rudyard,
1936 |
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Roosevelt, Theodore
(1858-1919), 1915 |
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Unidentified publisher,
1910 |
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BOX 102 |
Writings |
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Essays |
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"In the Day of Our Innocence,"
1918 |
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"The Scab," 1904 |
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Poem,
"Ballade of Joyous Journeys,"
undated |
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Miscellany |
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Deed between Alexander W.
Wister et al. and Elizabeth Dilks, 1909 |
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General,
1932-1935 |
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Story outline, author
unknown, undated |
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1996 Addition |
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Family
correspondence |
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Stokes, Frances K. Wister
(daughter) |
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Letters
from Wister, 1914, 1933
See
also Container 3, Wister, Frances Kemble
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Letters from
others, including Stephen Vincent Benét, 1938, 1966
See
also Container 14, Benét, Stephen Vincent
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Stokes, Walter (son-in-law),
1934 |
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Wister, Mary Channing (wife), 1904,
1910, undated
See
also Container 3, same heading
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General correspondence |
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Johannsen, Albert, 1908
See
also Container 25, same heading
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Unidentified, 1908 |
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Writings |
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Notes on father, undated |
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Poems, undated |
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Speech about Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass.,
1889 |
