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1844-1888

unknown, fl. 1844-1888

Newspaper clipping

Title: [Newspaper clipping on Auld Lang Syne fraternity]

One undated newspaper clipping related to a Auld Lang Syne reunion at Hotchkiss Hall.

GLC09832.50.02

11 April

unknown, fl. 1844-1888

Envelope

Title: [Envelope addressed to Bennet L. Scott]

One envelope addressed to B.L. Scott in Chicago, Illinois. Dated April 11.

GLC09832.04

24 June

unknown, fl. 1844-1888

Envelope

Title: [Envelope addressed to Bennet L. Scott]

One envelope addressed to B.L. Scott in Aurora, Illinois. Date is illegible, may be June 24.

GLC09832.05

1844-1888

unknown, fl. 1844-1888

Note

Title: [Note addressed to "Sister"]

One undated note addressed to "Dear Sister." Unable to discern whether handwriting belongs to a child or not. Author of letter expresses that she would come home soon.

GLC09832.06

8 September

unknown, fl. 1844-1888

Envelope

Title: [Envelope addressed to Marco Martin]

One envelope addressed to Mrs. Thomas R. Martin from Waterbury, Connecticut. Dated September 8. Reverse side contains a scrawl of the text "Fanmie" in pencil. Note: Marco Martin is commonly addressed to as Mrs. Thomas R. Martin.

GLC09832.02

12 November

unknown, fl. 1844-1888

Envelope

Title: [Envelope addressed to Marco Martin]

One envelope addressed to Mrs. Thomas R. Martin, 29 & 31 North Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Dated November 12. Note: Marco Martin is commonly addressed to as Mrs. Thomas R. Martin.

GLC09832.03

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