Diaries
Found in 307 Collections and/or Records:
Hazel Cortright diaries
Diaries of Hazel Cortright of Tompkins County concerning domestic life, and personal activities and expenses; also a baby book and anniversary book.
Hazel Marie Hauck papers
Helen Brown Bothwell diaries
Fifty three diaries describing daily farm life, family events, and including personal accounts, in Tompkins County, New York.
Helen Magill White papers
Includes Magill family correspondence; correspondence between Helen and friends; papers pertaining to Helen's work as principal of Howard Institute; letters between Helen and A. D. White before and after their marriage; correspondence with White's children; correspondence with Karin, Helen's daughter; and microfilm of diaries.
Helen Tooke Butler, collector, family papers
Helena and Elizabeth Mayer papers
Personal papers of the Mayer sisters Helena and Elizabeth include correspondence, photographs, diaries, manuscripts of novels and short stories, and documents pertaining to their status as students, displaced persons, scholars, and naturalized American citizens. Includes academic reading notes, scholarly articles, diplomas and certificates, art work, ephemera (keepsakes, coins), and postcards, financial material, retirement documents, family records, and miscellaneous other papers.
Hendrik Willem van Loon Papers
Collection consists of correspondence with family, friends, literary and other public figures, pertaining to his career as an author and his varied humanitarian concerns; much of the correspondence between 1939 and 1942 deals with refugees from Nazi persecution and van Loon's participation in war relief fund raising and committees.
Henry Cooley diaries
Diaries written by Henry Cooley of Eagle, Wyoming County, New York, an itinerant farm hand, wood chopper, and small scale money lender. Mentioned are a trip to Muscoda, Wisconsin, town and camp meetings, the Geneseo fair, the election of 1876, and work on the State Line Railroad, in addition to accounts of weather, chores performed, recreational activities, and other subjects.
Henry Howard Kessler papers
Henry K. Dey papers
Four farm diaries of Henry K. Dey, 1862-1864, 1866; copy of deed, April 15, 1864; and reprint of an article by David C. Smith, 1967, based on Dey's diaries, which show the impact of the Civil War on agriculture.