Utica (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs.
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Albert T. White and Andrew C. White papers
A manuscript newspaper; also, a scrapbook of clippings consisting of poetry and accounts and compilations of local events and odd facts; Utica, New York.
Johnson family papers
The Johnson Family Papers consist of correspondence, wills, diplomas, marriage certificates, obituaries, photographs, genealogical notes and family histories, land grant certificates, military documents, a book of autographs, and other papers and documents of the Johnson and related families, direct descendants of the Presidential Adams family. The family was located chiefly in Utica, New York.
Kernan family papers
M. S. Miller letter : to Rev. Dr. Davis
Letter from the Hon. M.S. Miller in Utica, New York, to Rev. Dr. Davis, president of Middlebury College, in Middlebury, Vermont, urging Rev. Davis to accept a position at a college near Utica. Miller describes the demographics and social life of the Utica area.
Mary D. Devereux scrapbooks
Two scrapbooks of Mary Devereux of Utica, New York, containing greeting cards, newspaper clippings, fashion plates, social announcements, and scattered family letters including ones pertaining to the election of 1840 and to Roman Catholic missionary efforts in America. Correspondents include Nicholas Devereux and William Constable Pierrepont.