1877-1900

Rawson, Cyrus

Autograph letter signed

Title: to the Presidency and High Council of Weber Stake

[Author from related document.] Lists five reasons disputing charges that he attacked P. B. Peterson with a hatchet and using abusive language on August 2nd and again on Aug. 16th.

GLC05756.115

1877-1900

Mullgate, Alfro, ?

Autograph document

Title: [Decision delivered by Counsellor Flygane, P. B. Peterson vs C. Rawson Brethren of the Counsel]

Relating the unanimous decision against brother Rawson.

GLC05756.117

January 8, 1894- January 11, 1894

Bishop's Court. Weber Stake of Zion

Autograph document

Title: [Copy of proceedings in the Bishop's Court of the First Ward of Weber Stake of Zion, before the Bip. Moroni F. Brown and Counsellors Wm. Jackson, and D. H. Ensign held Jan. 8th, 10th & 11th 1894]

GLC05756.118

1877-1900

McFarland, James, fl. 1894

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Bro. Millgate

Asking him not to serve the charges he gave yesterday because he may want to change a few things.

GLC05756.124

30 July 1894

White, B., fl. 1892-1894

Typed letter signed

Title: to the Presidency and High Council of Weber Stake

Turning over the cases of Taylor and Benson. Fellowship has been withdrawn from both these individuals.

GLC05756.128

1891

Tanner, Annie, fl. 1891-1896

Autograph letter signed

Title: to N. Tammer

[Dated Wednesday, 7, 1891. Only in the months of January and October did the 7th fall on a Wednesday. October seems the more likely choice since Annie states the weather is still nice and makes no mention of their anniversary which would have been Jan. 7.] re: Bringing some of her things if he comes to visit, and she pleads him to stay married to her.

GLC05756.148

1877-1900

Millgate, A.W., fl. 1894-1899

Autograph document

Title: [Decision of N. Tanner vs. A. Pingree case]

Decision of N. Tanner vs. A. Pingree case. The charges were sustained, N. Tanner was found guilty and must pay his loans and provide support for A. Pingree and her children.

GLC05756.151

1884

Farr, S.L., fl. 1884

Pamphlet

Title: A Manual for Infant Schools

contains scripture and hymns

GLC02618.092

February 7, 1891

Harrison, Benjamin, 1833-1901

Document signed

Title: Delay of execution for William D. Gross, convicted of murder.

Convicted of murder; sentenced to be hanged. Respite of hanging due to appeal delays. (c/s James G. Blaine)

GLC00068.15

25 June 1886

Ward, Thomas, fl. 1886

Autograph document signed

Title: War Department: Adjutant General's Office

Letter from the War Department outlining the injuries William Noyes suffered during the war. It claims to have no record of the cause or nature of the injury that ultimately sent him home.

GLC02150.41.03

18 October 1897

Autograph document signed

Title: [Questionnaire from the Bureau of Pensions]

Official form from the Department of the Interior Bureau of Pensions. It is addressed to William Noyes and asks him to please answer several questions pertaining to his family. These questions include whether he is married, who his wife is and where they were married, what record he has of that, whether he was previously married, and whether he has any children. He lists his wife's name (Emily Maria Vinsonn) and the names and birth dates of his four children.

GLC02150.41.05

13 June 1893 - 31 May 1894

Gordon, George, fl. 1893-1894

Typed document

Title: To F. B. Noyes

Two letters from George Gordon, apparently in response to a request from F. B. Noyes for more information about the Wilder family and their role in the Revolutionary War. It reports that an Oliver Wilder was an important figure in the Colonial Wars and that a Moses Wilder was involved in the revolution. It also encloses a brief history on Oliver Wilder and an account written by Daniel Chesebrough in 1835 about a military encounter in Ireland in 1637. The documents are copies of the originals.

GLC02150.24

13 June 1893

Gordon, George, fl. 1893-1894

Typed document

Title: To F. B. Noyes

A letter from George A. Gordon, regarding the military ancestry of Frank B. Noyes's wife, who was a daughter of Charles L. Wilder. Her great-grandfather, Moses Wilder, was a corporal in the revolution, and her great-great grandfather, Oliver Wilder, was a colonel in the colonial wars.

GLC02150.24.01

31 May 1894

Gordon, George, fl. 1893-1894

Typed document

Title: To F. B. Noyes

A letter from George A. Gordon regarding Oliver Wilder's service in the Colonial Wars, as well as attached documentation. This information was apparently required to qualify several ladies F. B. Noyes was acquainted with for something.

GLC02150.24.02

25 May 1895

Gordon, George, fl. 1893-1894

Autograph letter

Title: To F. B. Noyes

Letter regarding a request from F. B. Noyes about geneological information about a mutual friend named Judge Wheeler. Gordon traces his ancestry several notable historical figures, including Emperor Charlemagne and Arnulf, bishop of Metz. It also talks about the subject of geneology in a more general way, speculating about the number of ancestors people have as well as how long pride in ethnic heritage maintains itself.

GLC02150.25

February 4, 1898

Autograph letter

Title: Letter to Noyes

Letter from someone whose initials were P.T.O. to one of the Noyeses. It provides information regarding relatives who lived in England in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, including William, Pete, and Percival. It talks about their lives, economic situations, and deaths, and briefly mentions Percival's service in the Monmouth Rebellion.

GLC02150.26

1877-1900

Autograph document

Title: [Franklin Babcock Noyes's family tree]

Franklin Noyes's family tree, which goes back seven generations.

GLC02150.28

1877-1900

Autograph document

Title: [Charles Noyes and Emily Gilman's family tree]

Family for Charles P. Noyes and his wife, Emily H. Gilman, both of whom were born in the mid-1800s. It goes back seven generations. Charles P. Noyes is the son of Colonel Daniel R. Noyes and the grandson of Colonel Thomas Noyes. Earlier generations are incomplete and many included names are missing dates.

GLC02150.29

1 October - 1 November 1900

Servin, A.T., fl. 1900

Typed document

Title: [Excerpts from a book]

Two short excepts from a book that appears to be about genealogy.

GLC02150.30

1 October 1900

Servin, A.T., fl. 1900

Typed document

Title: Please Note

Short explanation of an appendix at the end of the second volume of the book in question, which apparently includes lists of names.

GLC02150.30.01

1 November 1900

Servin, A.T., fl. 1900

Typed document

Title: Phelps Genealogy

Summary of monetary expenses associated with putting the genealogy of the Phelps family together.

GLC02150.30.02

1877-1900

Potter Drug and Chemical Company

Typed document

Title: Cuticura

Advertisement for a magical cure-all that the company claims can cure every skin and blood disease that exists, including humors, itching, loss of hair, ulcers, and pimples. They claim that the drug can be found at any drugstore. On the opposite side, there is a black-and-white picture of a young girl.

GLC02150.32

4 November 1896

Noyes, Charles P., 1842-1921

Autograph letter signed

Title: To Frank Noyes

Letter from Charles P. Noyes to Frank Noyes. It starts out by talking about the 1896 presidential election, in which Charles supported McKinley, and then segues into talking about their family tree and ancestors, especially Peter Wells. The writing takes up both sides of the parchment, and is on stationary belonging to Noyes's drugstore.

GLC02150.33

1893

Stanton, Harriet A., fl. 1893

Typed document

Title: Aged Residents of Stonington, Connecticut

List of more some of the older residents of the town Stoninington.

GLC02150.34

1877-1900.

Autograph document

Title: [Short list of names]

This document consists of a very short list of names, including indications as to familial connections between some of them.

GLC02150.35