Families -- New York (State)
Found in 38 Collections and/or Records:
Allen collection
Babcock family papers
Baker and Wells families papers
Includes research material on Elizabeth Baker Wells' biography of Albert W. Force and other material relating to Cornell history, as well as papers of the Baker and Wells families.
Brayton family papers
Poetry album of Cynthia Brayton, 1829; family journal, 1843-1846; autograph book of the members of the New York State Constitutional Convention of 1846; personal journal and composition book of Ellen M. Brayton; scrapbook of Katy C. Brayton.
Cantine family genealogy
Genealogy of the Cantine family, descended from Moses Cantine (d. 1744).
Charles Kerr Sibley papers, 1913-1937
Letters written by Charles Sibley to his father at a variety of addresses in California and Arizona during the teens and 1920s, and to Connecticut in the 1930s. 1913 letters include letters from his sister and his mother. Letters from Charles are fairly complete from the fall of 1916 to the end of 1917. The 1916 letters discuss food and money, while the 1917 ones include mentions of war and SATC military maneuvers.
Charles Thomas Andrews papers
Annotated scrapbooks include correspondence, broadsides, pamphlets, historical sketches, addresses, clippings, and editorials relating to his positions, and to Republican and Progressive Party politics, conditions in Cuba and Puerto Rico, education and welfare of New York Indians, and genealogical data on Andrews and Clark families. Also, correspondence, addresses, manuscript essays, school newspapers, and other printed items.
Cheever and McIntyre families papers
Dickinson and Dart families papers
Includes diaries of Edwin Alstine Dart, Freetown, New York (1875, 1881); assessment book for the Town of Solon, Cortland County, New York (1891); secretary's book, Sunday School Association, Van Etten, New York (1897); commencement and miscellaneous programs of the Van Etten Union School (1897-1901); one volume of Walter Dickinson's farrier's accounts (1773-ca. 1854); wedding invitations, programs, plays, and clippings.
Douglass Boardman papers
Letters concerning the appointment of the original faculty of the Cornell Law School. Also, an Introductory lecture by Boardman, 1890.