Diaries
Found in 307 Collections and/or Records:
Snell family papers
Montgomery County indentures and other legal papers; correspondence concerning the Civil War and other matters; general store accounts; diaries and weather records of Jacob G. Snell, Ephrata, New York; and Snell genealogical data.
Stewart Burnham papers
Includes correspondence, volumes of botanical notes, plant lists for several states, index cards of plant locations, photographs, photo albums, correspondence with Anne E. Perkins (1933-1940) and Roy Latham (1901-1913), and a number of diary volumes of Stewart Henry Burnham.
Stoddard family papers
Two diaries (1860, 1861); a poem and an essay book by Lucy Maria Stoddard, an account book by J.M. and Lucy Stoddard (1883-1899) and miscellaneous papers.
Strong family papers
Collection includes correspondence of and biographical material concerning Frank Strong; diaries, transcript of diaries, and a scrapbook kept by his mother, Mary Foote Strong, 1902-1918; photograph album of Frank Strong's daughter, Evelyn Strong Claassen; genealogies of Frank Strong's family and of his wife, Mary Evelyn Ranson. Also, printed material concerning the University of Kansas Chancellors; photographs of John Butler Strong, Mary Foote Strong and her two sons, Frank and Otis.
Strong family papers
Diaries and accounts of a farm family in Lynn and Prattsburg, Steuben County, New York.
Summerhill (Cayuga County, N.Y.) miscellany
Diaries of George H. Allen; accounts of a shoemaker; records of school board meetings; reports of the Sunday School Association; and Red Cross Society records.
Swift family papers
Teed family papers
Four diaries, 1864, 1865, 1867, and 1892, of Alonzo D. Teed, Union Army soldier; one letter and receipts concerning his duties as a collector of school taxes, 1868. Also, three unidentified diaries, 1868, 1890, and 1892, of a relative or associate of Teed's; and two account books listing dry goods and other sales and purchases.
Thatcher family papers
Thayer Gauss diary
Records farming activities according to season; social meetings attended, including anti-slavery and temperance lectures, town meetings, library meetings and railroad meetings; church services attended at the First Congregational Church of East Bloomfield (of which he and his family were members and he a trustee); revival meetings; and family events.