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Kathleen Jacklin papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: 1470

Scope and content

Papers include research files on Anna Botsford Comstock; research files on manuscript collections relating to China and Chinese students at Cornell; research files on Sarah Cooper; checklists of manuscript collections at Cornell relating to the West Indies, to the Ithaca Calendar Clock Company, to temperance, to architecture, and to Theodore Roosevelt; and information about cataloging and processing guidelines for the Department of Manuscripts and University Archives. Also photographs of staff.

Scope and content

Professional papers include files on talks and other presentations; files on attendance at professional meetings, especially the Society of American Archivists and the International Council on Archives; and files and photographs from a 1986 SAA trip to China.

Scope and content

Papers also include correspondence (includes autographs of Hans Bethe and George Meany); World War II letters from Don Reynolds; and student notes from classes of David Brion Davis, Paul W. Gates, Frederick G. Marcham, Curtis P. Nettels, Maurice F. Neufeld, Dexter Perkins, and Clinton Rossiter, 1952-1957.

Scope and content

Jacklin family papers include valentines (13 items, late 19th and early 20th century); scrapbook of trade cards, postcards, and clippings of poems and pictures; family photograph; Jacklin family letters from Ireland (with photocopies); genealogical records from Ireland; photostats of Civil War letters; family letters; photo/postcards of truck and car, Mannsville, NY; and 2004 Kerry-Edwards photograph.

Dates

  • 1861-2004.

Creator

Biographical / Historical

Kathleen Jacklin received an M.A. in history from Cornell University in 1958. She served as an archivist in the Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Cornell University Library from the early 1950s until her retirement in 1990.

Biographical / Historical

Archivist, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives at Cornell University.

Extent

5.4 cubic feet. (5.4 cubic feet.)

Language of Materials

English