Lawyers
Found in 55 Collections and/or Records:
Francis Harley Scheetz papers
Francis Miles Finch papers
Frank Irvine papers
Includes correspondence pertaining to a course on patent law at Cornell, 1907-1908; correpondence between Irvine and other law school administrators in New York State, primarily concerning the New York Association of Law Instructors and its interest in the examination for and admission to the New York State Bar; minutes of a meeting of the association; and copies of speeches and other printed material.
Frederic P. Lee papers
Gabriel L. Kaplan papers
Collection consists of three scrapbooks (1938-1941, 1940-1941, and 1951-1969) including news clippings, a little correspondence, and some photographs. The manuscript volume "1949 Slum Survey" with photographs and text is also included.
Hand family papers
Volumes include diaries of M.S. Hand
Harrop Arthur Freeman papers
Speeches, correspondence, press releases, clippings, pamphlets, sound film, and other items pertaining to Freeman's campaign for Congress; issues were primarily nuclear disarmament and the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Hobbs family papers
Business records of the Nineveh carriage factory established in 1844 by Joseph W. Hobbs and operated by his two sons, George and Charles; and family correspondence. Other papers consist of records of the Afton School District No. 15, the Nineveh Sons of Temperance, the New York Road Hone Company, the Susquehanna Valley Telephone Company; and personal, financial, and business papers of Mrs. S.F. Humphreys.
Horace Eugene Whiteside papers
Lecture notes of Professor Horace Whiteside regarding trusts and wills.