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Holley, Marcia Coffing, d. 1854.

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John Churchill Coffing of Salisbury, Connecticut (1776-1847), and his second wife, Maria Birch (ca. 1780-1865), had five children: Churchill (1813-1873), Joshua B. (1815-1841), Marcia (1817-1854), Maria (1819-1839), and George (b. 1822). Joshua attended Yale as a member of the class of 1837, but dropped out after one year. Marcia and Maria both attended Grove Hall School in New Haven, Connecticut, in the 1830s. Marcia married Alexander Hamilton Holley (1804-1887) on September 10, 1835; their children were John (1837-1865) and Maria (1842-1914). Holley was born in Salisbury and in 1819 joined his father in the firm Holley & Coffing; John Churchill Coffing was the other partner. Holley sustained a successful business career throughout the remainder of his life, and held several political offices: lieutenant governor of Connecticut (1854-1857), governor of Connecticut (1857-1858), and delegate to the Republican National Convention (1860). He had one son, Alexander Lyman (1832-1882), with his first wife, Jane (d. 1832), and after Marcia Coffing's death he married Sarah Coit.

From the guide to the Coffing-Holley papers, 1834-1836, 1836, (William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan)

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, d. 1854.

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Holley family papers, 1747-1914.

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Holley Family. Holley family papers, 1747-1914.

Title: Holley family papers, 1747-1914.

The collection consists of a variety of papers created by various members of the Holley family of Salisbury, Connecticut. Other family names common to the collection (particularly through marriage) include Rudd, Lyman, Robbins, and Day. Most of the papers (3.5 linear feet) are arranged chronologically. The remainder, mostly undated, are sorted by topic. Included are a variety of writings, mostly unsigned. There are also many bills and receipts, some having to do with Holley and Coffing Merchants and Iron Manufacturers, and others related to family travels. Among the more prominent correspondents are Alexander Lyman Holley, his father, Alexander Hamilton Holley, and two of A.H. Holley's three wives, Marcia Coffing Holley and Sarah Day Holley. A.H. Holley served as both Lieutenant Governor (1854-1855) and Governor (1857-1858) of the State of Connecticut. A collection of journals includes one from Maria Holley Rudd's time at Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Conn., three kept by A.H. Holley, and coal account books (1808-1831) of A.H.'s father, John Milton Holley. A document within the topically sorted material lists the property Sarah Day brought with her to her marriage in 1856.

ArchivalResource: 5.5 linear feet (11 boxes).

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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Marcia Coffing journal, 1831-1832.

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854. Marcia Coffing journal, 1831-1832.

Title: Marcia Coffing journal, 1831-1832.

A journal kept by Marcia Coffing (Holley) of Salisbury, Connecticut. Contains a record of Bible class sessions, school compositions, and some pages in French. A photograph of Marcia Coffing is included.

ArchivalResource: 1 item.

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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Alexander Lyman Holley letters 1841-1867 Holley, Alexander Lyman Holley letters

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Alexander Lyman Holley letters 1841-1867 Holley, Alexander Lyman Holley letters

Title: Alexander Lyman Holley letters 1841-1867 Holley, Alexander Lyman Holley letters

This collection is comprised of 12 incoming and outgoing letters of Alexander Lyman Holley, and 1 report card. Holley wrote 7 letters to his father, Alexander Hamilton Holley, about his educational experiences in Farmington, Connecticut, and about his life in New York City in the early 1860s. He received letters from his father (2 items), stepmother (1 item), and grandfather (1 item), who provided advice and news. His wife Mary wrote 1 letter to her father-in-law.

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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Coffing-Holley papers 1834-1836 1836 Coffing-Holley papers

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Coffing-Holley papers 1834-1836 1836 Coffing-Holley papers

Title: Coffing-Holley papers 1834-1836 1836 Coffing-Holley papers

This collection contains 8 letters written to Marcia Coffing Holley and her husband, Alexander Hamilton Holley, by Maria Coffing, Marcia's sister, as well as 1 from Marcia to her brother, Joshua B. Coffing. Most of the letters relate to women's education in the mid-1830s. The collection includes a description of Maria Coffing's experiences at Grove Hall School in New Haven, Connecticut.

ArchivalResource: 9 items

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, d. 1854.

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Holley Family.

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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Coffing, Maria, 1819-1839

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Coffing, Maria, 1819-1839
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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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Holley, Alexander H. (Alexander Hamilton), 1804-1887

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Holley, Alexander H. (Alexander Hamilton), 1804-1887
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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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Holley family

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Holley family
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Connecticut--Salisbury

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Salisbury (Conn.)

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New Haven (Conn.)

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, d. 1854.

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Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

Holley, Marcia Coffing, d. 1854.

Holley, Marcia Coffing, 1817-1854

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