Slavery.
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Augustus Ward Loomis papers
Cantine family wills
Wills of Charles Cantine of Caroline, New York, 1831, and of John Cantine of Marbletown, New York, 1831, bequeathing land in Tioga, Greene, and Ulster Counties, and granting freedom to slaves.
Cooper and Ward family papers
Personal letters to members of the Ward and Cooper families, mostly about family matters, but also containing some comments on national politics, travels in India and Egypt, a visit to a slave pen in St. Louis (1861), and the extensive public interest in education in Doylestown, Pennsylvania (1820); also, miscellaneous deeds and indentures (1792-1846) pertaining to land in Connecticut, and Herkimer County, New York.
Hatheway family papers
Papers relating to the family, personal affairs, and political career of Samuel Gilbert Hatheway (1780-1867).
Sandra Greene papers
Collection contains files documenting the research and teaching of Sandra Elaine Greene. Files include presentations, manuscripts, research writings and collected materials, conference, seminar, and academic organization items including correspondence. Also course materials and items relating to fellowships and awards. Includes files relating to her time as department chair.
Stebbins family correspondence
11 letters.
Thomas Jefferson Ingersoll letters
Seventeen letters from Ingersoll to his brother, Richard, and sister-in-law, Ann, of Massachusetts, written from Worthington, Ohio; Cheneyville, Louisiana; Fredericksburg, Texas; and San Jose and Stockton, California, telling of the writer's experiences as he moved West and giving his views on the practice of medicine, slavery and states' rights, other political questions, religion, and social and economic conditions.