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Author: Clarke family Publisher: ISBN: Category : Betrothal Languages : en Pages :
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Chiefly letters between Harry Clarke and Lulu Montrose of San Francisco, during their engagement in and immediately after their marriage in 1896. The letters arrange for meeting times and places, discuss their feelings for each other, their visits, and their plans. Most letters are written in San Francisco, with a few from Lulu written while she was on trips to Napa and Niles Canyon. Inclludes letters to Harry and Lulu from Lulu's father, F.N. Montrose, giving them permission to marry. Later letters, dated intermittently from 1897-1914, include one each from Lulu's father and brother, Leo D. Montrose, offering condolences for the death of their baby daughter in 1897; a miscellaneous note from Leo dated Aug. 11, 1898 to a Miss Paddon; a letter to Harry from Lulu dated June 1900, written while on a trip to Camp Taylor, Calif.; a letter to Lulu from Leo dated Apr.-May 1902; a Christmas note from Harry and Lulu's daughter Mildred dated Dec. 10, 1912; and a few letters of correspondence between Harry and Lulu's son, Lionel, while he was a student at St. Joseph's Academy in Berkeley, Calif. in 1914. Also includes a ticket for the Market St. Railway Co. Valencia St. streetcar, for July 1, 1902.
Author: Clarke family Publisher: ISBN: Category : Betrothal Languages : en Pages :
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Chiefly letters between Harry Clarke and Lulu Montrose of San Francisco, during their engagement in and immediately after their marriage in 1896. The letters arrange for meeting times and places, discuss their feelings for each other, their visits, and their plans. Most letters are written in San Francisco, with a few from Lulu written while she was on trips to Napa and Niles Canyon. Inclludes letters to Harry and Lulu from Lulu's father, F.N. Montrose, giving them permission to marry. Later letters, dated intermittently from 1897-1914, include one each from Lulu's father and brother, Leo D. Montrose, offering condolences for the death of their baby daughter in 1897; a miscellaneous note from Leo dated Aug. 11, 1898 to a Miss Paddon; a letter to Harry from Lulu dated June 1900, written while on a trip to Camp Taylor, Calif.; a letter to Lulu from Leo dated Apr.-May 1902; a Christmas note from Harry and Lulu's daughter Mildred dated Dec. 10, 1912; and a few letters of correspondence between Harry and Lulu's son, Lionel, while he was a student at St. Joseph's Academy in Berkeley, Calif. in 1914. Also includes a ticket for the Market St. Railway Co. Valencia St. streetcar, for July 1, 1902.
Author: Clark family Publisher: ISBN: Category : Preparatory school students Languages : en Pages : 33
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Most are letters from Edward H. Clark, Jr. to his parents while enrolled at the Hill School, a prep academy in Pottstown, Pa. Also included are several letters, one addressed to Mrs. [Phoebe Apperson] Hearst, from a portrait painter named Ethel Rosenberg.
Author: Clarke family Publisher: ISBN: Category : Languages : en Pages :
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I. Papers of William Clarke, 1797-1831 - re family affairs, (MS and printed with MS annotations) II. Papers of W. B. Clarke, 1827-1878 Correspondence 1843-1857, mainly re personal & clerical affairs, including letters from P. G. King and R. J. Childe Miscellaneous papers, 1827-1954, mainly re clerical charges, personal affairs. III. Papers of M. W. S. Clarke 1833-1902 Correspondence, 1833-1902 Miscellaneous papers 1867-1902, include receipts. IV. Letters to Georgina Alice Mann 1855-1890 - mainly personal correspondents include her grandmother, Georgina Hely, and Blanche Mitchell. V. Papers of the Mann family, 1855-1884 Correspondence 1859-1884, includes letter from E. H. Hargraves. Miscellaneous papers 1855-1857 include military drawing by Capt. G. K. Mann. VI. Miscellaneous papers 1825-1927 -(Contents list) VII. Annotated printed material belonging to W. B. Clarke, 1821-1839? - Family Bible, inscribed, 1824 with MS annotations. Maps, 1821-1839? mainly of Europe, annotated. Pictorial material also held.
Author: Thomas Clarke Publisher: ISBN: Category : Accounts Languages : en Pages :
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Papers of the Clarke family of Butternuts, Exeter, and Cooperstown, N.Y., including deeds, wills, letters, and one volume of accounts of carpentry work done by Thomas Clarke in 1843 for many prominent Cooperstown residents.
Author: Clarke (Family Publisher: ISBN: Category : Albion (Orleans County, N.Y.) Languages : en Pages : 21
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The Freeman Clarke Family Papers, 1812-1929, consist of the family and business papers of Freeman Clarke, primarily from the period of the late 1820's to the 1890's. The family correspondence consists mainly of the incoming correspondence of Henrietta Jaquelina (Ward) Clarke, 1814-1890, wife of Freeman Clarke. Also included in this group is a small amount of personal correspondence from friends. Early letters (of the late 1820's and 1830's) to Henrietta Ward in Albion are from her immediate family, primarily from her brother Ferdinand De Wilton Ward while studying at Union College and Princeton Theological Seminary, and later from Maduras and Madras, South India, telling of his missionary work there from 1836-1846. Henrietta Ward married Freeman Clarke of Albion in 1833, and resided in Albion until 1845 when they moved to Rochester. From the period in Albion, Mrs. Clarke's letters are primarily from her sisters, Susan W. Seldon and Siba Hand Smith, relating to personal affairs and domestic matters such as the health of the members of the family and discussions of arrangements for visits. There are many letters from Freeman Clarke to his wife at home in Rochester while he was in Washington serving in the 38th Congress (1865-1865) and in the 42nd and 43rd Congresses (1871-1875). The second chronology in the collection is of business correspondence, consisting primarily of the incoming correspondence (1812-1891) mainly for Freeman Clarke. Letters in the collection from the late 1820's and early 1830's are from various clients of Mr. Clarke, who was at that time a merchant in Albion, New York, dealing in the purchase, sale, and transportation of grain and lumber. In 1837, he became cashier of the Bank of Albion, in Orleans County, New York, a position which he held until 1845, when he moved to Rochester. Correspondence from the period in Albion is mainly from various banks throughout New York State, regarding banking and financial matters, and business transactions such as the sale and purchase of stocks and of grain. Correspondents from the 1830's include William H. DeWitt, Silas O. Smith, Otis P. Sheldon, Joseph Strong, and Pheny Allen. Correspondence of the mid-1840's deals with insurance concerns, mortgages, and the sale of property. In the year following his move to Rochester, Mr. Clarke organized and became president of the Rochester Bank. Included in the collection is a letter-book of Clarke's Banking Office in Rochester, first dated July 24, 1845, which contains the outgoing correspondence of the Bank for the period of July 1845 through October 1849. Incoming correspondence from that period continues to be from various banks, and in addition, reflects Mr. Clarke's early interest in investment in the planning and building of railroads. The third chronology is of legal and financial records, including bills and receipts, documents, newspaper clippings, and miscellaneous legal papers. Contained within this legal and financial chronology is a separate chronology of notices of protest, primarily from the period of 1846-1853 which apparently were notices sent to each of the endorsers of a check or draft that was dishonored. A notary public prepared a notarial protest certificate in addition to a separate notice of protest to each of the endorsers. The notarial protest certificate legal evidence of presentation and refusal to pay by the drawer or endorser, and was a legal measure for the purpose of holding the endorsers liable on account of the item dishonored for payment by the maker.
Author: Rebecca Redwood Clarke Publisher: ISBN: Category : Quakers Languages : en Pages :
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Principally personal letters written to Joseph Clarke, of Newport, R.I. by his wife Rebecca (daughter of Abraham Redwood), nephew Lewis La Clarke (2 letters, so signed), son-in-law Robert Lawton, daughter Rebecca Redwood Clarke, brother-in-law William Redwood, personal friend William Wormwood, and family associate Nathan B. Miller, as well as one letter written by Clarke, to his wife; also business letters from Samuel Johnson, of Norwich, Conn., Jeremiah Lippitt, of Warwick, R.I., and Samuel Freebody, of Newport, R.I. Letters 12 and 13 (from Lewis La Clarke and Nathan B. Miller) address the affairs of Sabina, the enslaved daughter of James Dyer ("James Dyer's daughter Biner", in Miller's letter; referred to as "Sabina" by Clarke), who was threatened with being sold to a trader for transport to South Carolina, and later was attempting to purchase her freedom; letter 14 (from Samuel Johnson) concerns Clarke's slave Jack, accusing him of thievery.
Author: Leander Clark Publisher: ISBN: Category : Berkshire County (Mass.) Languages : en Pages :
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Routine correspondence between various members of the Clark family of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, concerning general family matters, health, weather, daily activities, and work. While many of the letters contain indirect genealogical information, only two (from 1897) have genealogy as their primary topic: (1) Typescript transcriptions of five letters (1832-1851; one original is in the collection) from Otis Clark of Lee, Dalton, and Stockbridge, Berkshire Co., Mass., to his brother, Eleazer Clark.
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