World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives, American.
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Arthur B. Wellar papers
Correspondence pertaining to his experiences as a soldier in World War I, to the banking business in Ithaca, New York, and to Cornell University.
Gabriel family papers
Howard Orville Babcock papers
Katherine V. W. Palmer and Ephraim Laurence Palmer memorabilia
Kellogg Logsdon World War I letters
Letters mainly written to his mother and sister describe Logsdon's experience preparing for war and the conditions upon arriving in France. He mentions living at the 15th century castle Countess d'Cadillac's Chateau, discusses transportation, food, the Spanish influenza, pay, stocks his family is invested in, and his fellow colleagues amongst other subjects. Also included are typed transcripts of the letters in physical and electronic format.
Letters : from Guy Brown Wiser
Letters and a few clippings relating to Cornell University; the Air Force in World War I; the Short Line Railroad; Genoa, N.Y.; and the history of southern Cayuga County, N.Y.
Maltbey family papers
Deeds to land in central New York and in Massachusetts; also Maltbey family genealogies and letters about World War I.
Mary Merritt Crawford and Family papers
Robert Alex Anderson papers
Correspondence with Edward J. (Ned) Trethaway, 1983-1995; sheet music, signed by Anderson; audiorecording "Alex Anderson Plays and Sings Songs of Hawaii"; "Shot with Luck," articles from McClure's magazine about his experiences as an aviator in World War I; audiorecording of a telephone interview with Anderson by Ned Trethaway; and "Spectrum Hawaii," a PBS video biography of Anderson.
William D. Warren World War I letters
Letters written by William D. Warren while serving in France with the American Expeditionary Forces during World War I to his father, sister, and grandmother. Also, "An Imperfect Genealogy: Tates, Hastings, Warrens," compiled by Dorothy Warren Rinaldo, 2005.