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To Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated November 15, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.016

To Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated November 16, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.017

To Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 5, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.018

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 13, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.020

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 14, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.021

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 19, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.022

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 22, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.025

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 21, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.024

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 2, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.026

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 3, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.027

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 4, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.028

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 5, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.029

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 8, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.031

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 11, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.032

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 16, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.034

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 19, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.035

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 22, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.036

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 24, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.037

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated January 31, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.038

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 1, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.039

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 5, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.040

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 6, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.042

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 7, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.043

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated February 8, 1940. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.044

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Edith Hutton to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated February 26, 1944. Sent with a letter from Bertha Hutton dated February 29, 1944.(GLC09611.291.01)

GLC09611.291.02

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Bertha Hutton to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated February 29, 1944. Sent with a letter from Edith Hutton dated February 26, 1944. (GLC09611.291.02)

GLC09611.291.01

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

A letter from Horace Brown to Senator Bruce asking about prospects of moving to Mississippi to be a lawyer. A business card was forwarded with the letter GLC09400.062.2

GLC09400.062.01

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

A Letter from Senator Bruce's Niece, this letter thanks the Senator for some Christmas gifts and talks about what is going on in her town at the time.

GLC09400.225

to Alexander Milton Thompson

One letter from George B. Bill to Alexander Milton Thompson dated December 31, 1877. Letter written to John Brown's "Secretary of the Treasury" under his promised government.

GLC03007.56.20

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 20, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.023

to Elhanan M. Mast

A vibrant letter written to "brother Mast." Writes, "Good morning brother Mast! What are you doing this delightful sabbath sunday! The bells are ringing the birds are singing and every thing and every body seems to say 'God and gratitude' and you Mr...

GLC03523.10.081

to Mr. Doughty

Writes in reply to an earlier inquiry regarding the recipient's son (Major John Doughty). Wishes he could relieve the recipient's stress. Encloses a letter he originally sent via Mr. David Ogden, but believes at the time it was "not delivered lest...

GLC02437.04628

The Tri-weekly telegraph. [Vol. 28, no. 32, whole no. 3527 (May 30, 1862)]

Letters from Mr. William H. Seat, the 2nd regiment Texas infantry, Captain William Christian. Mexican war news, with a decree by Benito Juarez and a French protest. Letter from New Orleans, North Carolina, and Galveston. General Jeff Thompson's naval...

GLC05959.51.043

to Mary Bethiah Van Valkenburgh

A letter written by Franklin Butler Van Valkenburgh to his mother Mary Bethiah Van Valkenburgh. Franklin wished his mother a Happy Birthday. The letter notes that Franklin sent his mother a present, which is not in the collection. This letter is...

GLC06253.11

Brother, Sister, & Children

Letter written from Woodstock, in Champaign County, Ohio. First two pages consist of a letter addressed to "Brother, Sister, & Children" and signed by "C.M." Includes two "verses," one poem called "the names of A Family in ryme," and the other called...

GLC01013.31

to Will Allen

Writes to his brother Will. Says he got a letter from their other brother George, which says he is well. Is glad that Will is getting along so well "in the Lodge" -- the Masonic Lodge. Says there are many Masons; on the Potomac Flotilla with him and...

GLC02829.16

to home friends

Month is unknown, but based on the known whereabouts of the 20th Connecticut, this letter was written on October, November, or December 28th, 1862. Printed on stationery portraying the battle of Mill Spring, Kentucky. Implores his friends to write as...

GLC08913.03

to Eliza Cook

Discusses the rainy weather and knows that things like that are not unusual in the army and should not complain. Has an awakening (Page 4) and apologizes for being unkind and uncaring in the past. Cook promises to change his ways when he comes home...

GLC02570.46

to Arthur Ruhl

One undated letter addressed to Arthur Ruhl from E.H. Swan. Refers to Morris Bishop's letter (GLC09761.32) stating that the zoo will meet about the price they are willing to accept for the bird.

GLC09761.35

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe writes a short account of a typical day, from 2 to 4 he rests, then has dinner, he returns at about 6 and writes a letter or two and then plays gin with Marty. From 10:30 until 6:30 am he works.

GLC09414.0818

to Joseph Curtis and his wife, Mary Gorsuch Curtis

Written in camp near Vicksburg, Mississippi (possibly in Louisiana). Gorsuch, Captain of the 83rd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry, replies to a letter from his aunt and uncle. Relates that two men from his company, Daniel D. Avey and Hillrick G...

GLC00653.09.07

to sister

George B. Cook is replying to his sister's letter from the 19th. He is glad to hear all is well with her but sorry to hear about Frank's sickness. He hopes he will get home soon. "I think this war will soon end." He heard word of a 60-day armistice...

GLC00653.22.13

to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

On its first day of publication in 1852, Stowe sends a copy [not present] of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" to Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria. Slavery had been abolished throughout the British Empire in 1833, and Stowe holds Britain up as a model for...

GLC01585

to Harriet Moore

References receiving her latest letter. Speaks cynically about the situation off the South Carolina coast, saying "It really seems as if there was a fatality about all our operations. here, every thing being put off too long. Everybody knows now that...

GLC03836.61

to parents

Received their letter on New Years Day. "What a change there has been" in the past year. All of the commissioned officers who came with the company from Northampton are gone for one reason or another. Perhaps more importantly, "the old troops now in...

GLC09355.037

to Mr. Cuyler re: sale of provisions

Below the letter to Mr. Cuyler are some account calculations and a note by Philip Livingston. Page 2 is an account sheet of provisions sold to different individuals, including Robert and Philip Livingston, from August 1714 to January 1715....

GLC03107.01105

to B.J., Sis and Jean

One letter addressed to B.J. Dorroh from Herbert C. Conner dated South Pacific Island, May 5, 1944. Thanks them for the letters received. Inquires about who is working at the mill.

GLC09581.53

to Celicia Paul

Paul expresses a desire to come home and see his wife: "O if I Cold only see you wonst I have your Picture But that is not like the original". Paul describes the poor weather in the camp, and writes that he thought his regiment would switch camp...

GLC03058.07

to his mistress re: marriage proposal

Docketed on recto.

GLC03107.04406

[Photograph of Retreat Parade Ceremony]

A photograph of the parade ground at Fort Dix Pinning Ceremony.

"Letters in a Box" notes that the photo is of "the Retreat Parade Ceremony at Fort Dix on September 5, 1945. Bob is on the right, facing the camera."

Copy of GLC09620.339.02-.03

GLC09620.339.01