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Farrell, James. Journals, 1854-1869, 2004.

Title: Journals, 1854-1869, 2004.

Original and typed transcripts of journals kept by James Farrell, a Dane County (Wis.) resident, consisting of brief entries with accounts of the weather, planting and selling of crops, livestock, and farm maintenance. Farrell also discusses his business dealings in Madison, Sauk, and Black Earth as well as short descriptions of his travels to Detroit, Chicago, and Canada. Also included is a liturgy with a short family history and a schedule for the Farrell family reunion, August 15, 2004.

ArchivalResource: 0.2 c.f.

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Account book, 1873-1900.

Title: Account book, 1873-1900.

Record of Farrell's charges for professional services.

ArchivalResource: 1 v.

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Pullman, George Mortimer, 1831-1897. George M. Pullman papers, 1845-1957.

Title: George M. Pullman papers, 1845-1957.

Correspondence (primarily 1859-1863), diary (1859-1861), collection of railroad passes (ca. 205, 1862-1900), and obituaries and resolutions in memorial of George M. Pullman. Correspondence is chiefly letters by Pullman to his mother and other family members on personal matters and on his work. The letters originate from Colorado, Chicago (Ill.), and elsewhere. Collection also includes letters (20 items, 1893 June 21-Oct. 11) from Mr. Fritsch, manager of the Pullman Exhibit at the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893; account sheet for showing a party of five around the fair; and a printed flyer for "Railway Day," Sept. 16th. Oversize items about Pullman Island (N.Y.) also are present in collection. Includes a Pullman letter (undated) to Conductors, Pullman Palace Car Company, introducing his friend Gen. Frederick A. Starring, who is making a brief tour in the West. Requests that Starring's journey be made comfortable and that whatever accommodations he may request be provided free.

ArchivalResource: 1 oversize folder.

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