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2. Richard James Hooker collection of letters from American women, 1788-1890

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3. Richard James Hooker collection of letters from American women, 1788-1890, folder 42

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4. Richard James Hooker collection of letters from American women, 1788-1890, folder 55

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5. Richard James Hooker collection of letters from American women, 1788-1890, folder 60

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6. Richard James Hooker collection of letters from American women, 1788-1890, folder 61

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7. Alma Lutz collection of documents by and about abolitionists and women's rights activists, 1775-1943

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8. Papers of the Nichols-Shurtleff family, 1780-1953 (inclusive), 1850-1940 (bulk)

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9. Papers of the May and Goddard families, 1766-1912

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10. Papers of the May and Goddard families, 1766-1912, Digitized items

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11. Papers of the Swanton family, 1759-1991 (inclusive), 1826-1926 (bulk)

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12. Papers of the Swanton family, 1759-1991 (inclusive), 1826-1926 (bulk), Digitized items

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13. Papers of Elizabeth Wentrous, 1693-1694

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14. Letters of Maria Magdalen Flagg, 1790-1793

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15. Letters of Maria Magdalen Flagg, 1790-1793

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16. Papers of Tappan family, 1750-1881 (inclusive), 1805-1881 (bulk)

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17. Letter of Frances Theodora Apthorp, 1788

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18. Recipe collection of Marion King Schlefer, 1793-1826

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19. Recipe collection of Marion King Schlefer, 1793-1826, Folder 1

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20. Recipe collection of Marion King Schlefer, 1793-1826, Folder 2

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21. Recipe collection of Marion King Schlefer, 1793-1826, Folder 3

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22. Papers of the Barker family, 1712-1957 (inclusive), 1797-1894 (bulk)

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23. Indentures collection, 1746-1860

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24. Indentures collection, 1746-1860

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25. Prue Beecher, sister of Lyman Beecher. 1 letter to sister, Mary Beecher, from New Haven, December 1798.

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26. Calvin Ellis Stowe. Manuscripts. Calvin Ellis Stowe. Stowe family genealogy, pages from family Bible, and early documents. 1749-1879.

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27. Adams, Amelia (i.e. Abigail, daughter of Abigail and John; later Abigail A. Smith): John Thaxter (in Paris). July 1, 1783.

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28. Bowen, Jabez: Mercy Warren. September 6, 1775.

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29. Warren, Mercy: "A Short Journal at the request of my amiable young friend Miss Sever, 1780."

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30. Warren, Mercy: Elbridge Gerry. May 29, 1790.

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31. Anne (Coxe) Harris' "Household" book, 1722-1729.

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32. Olcott, Ashel, East Windsor, Connecticut, to sister, Debbe Olcott, Norwich, Vermont. 24 January 1788.

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33. Mowry, Dorcas, Smithfield, to Elisabeth Mowry, Smithfield. 5 February 1796.

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34. John and Lucy (Tappan) Pierce. John Pierce to Abiel Abbot, 1794-1817

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35. Addenda. John Pierce (1773-1849). Sermon preached at the Ordination of John Pierce by Thaddeus M. Harris. 1797.

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36. Addenda. John Pierce (1773-1849). Correspondence. From John Pierce. Undated.

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37. Addenda. John Pierce (1773-1849). Lecture notes and extracts.

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38. Addenda. John Pierce (1773-1849). Book lists.

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39. Addenda. John Pierce (1773-1849). Church of Brookline. Records.

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40. Addenda. John Pierce (1773-1849). "A Discourse." 1798.

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41. To Sarah (Mitchell) Cutler from family (mostly Julia Cutler Ward), 1787?-1833?

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42. Other to other, 1784, 1791, 1797

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43. Keegan family. Mary Elizabeth (Keegan) Harlow Schieffelin: letters to relatives and other Schieffelin family correspondence including a letter re: Molly Brant from Matilda Laurence Schieffeling, 1780, 1850-1889, n.d.

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44. Ebenezer Byram. Letter from Joseph Warren, 1796.

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45. Margaret (Lewis) Gay. Commonplace book, with commentaries on responsibilities of marriage and parenthood, ca.1759.

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46. Samuel May tax receipt, 1766.

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47. Lydia Gendell Dawes notebook, 1780.

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48. John Goddard letters & documents, 1781-1830.

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49. Sanborn-Hobbs genealogical notes, 1752-1901.

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50. I.W. Clarke to Mrs. Sarah Cabot (Montreal), 1787

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51. Will of Richard Clarke, 1794

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