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Delano, Edward. Account book, 1846-1851.

Title: Account book, 1846-1851.

Record of his investments and personal transactions.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. ; 33 cm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/237360302 View

Papers, 1469-1962.

Title: Papers, 1469-1962.

Correspondence, letter books, diaries, real estate papers, business records, and household records of various Roosevelt family members; and scrapbooks, clippings, maps, memorials, and other printed materials pertaining to family members. Individuals represented, 1679-1962, include Jacobus Roosevelt, Isaac (I) Roosevelt, James (I) Roosevelt, Isaac (II) Roosevelt, James (II) Roosevelt, Rebecca Brien Howland Roosevelt, Sara Delano Roosevelt, James Roosevelt Roosevelt, John Aspinwall Roosevelt, Hall Roosevelt, and Helen Roosevelt Robinson. Subjects include New York City real estate in the 18th century, the sugar refining mill established by Isaac (I), trade with the Thomas Hunt family in Bermuda in the 18th century, family estates in the Hudson Valley, railroad business affairs, education, the diplomatic service of James Roosevelt Roosevelt in Vienna and London, 1888-1896, philanthropic activities, ice-yachting, household management, trips to Europe, and family affairs. Also, diaries kept by Rebecca Brien Howland Roosevelt, 1867-1875; Sara Delano Roosevelt, 1880-1941; James Roosevelt Roosevelt, 1866-1867; Mary Rebecca Aspinwall (Mrs. Isaac Roosevelt), 1868-1870; and Louisa E. Aspinwall, 1869-1870.

ArchivalResource: 46 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155525459 View

Papers, 1833-1894.

Title: Papers, 1833-1894.

Family correspondence, 1838-1888, includes letters from Delano and Astor family members; letters from Delano's brothers, Warren, Frederic, and Edward concern financial affairs and mutual shipping ventures; many of the letters from Warren's family were written during their residence in Hong Kong in the 1860s. General correspondence, 1839-1890, consists of letters received and two letter books kept by Delano concerning rental properties in New York City, investments, the New York stock market, shipping ventures in the 1840s, and construction of the Laura Franklin Hospital in New York City. Correspondents include Philip Kissam, Robert Bennet Forbes, John Murray Forbes, Francis S. Hathaway, and many European friends. Other items include diaries, financial papers mainly relating to shipping in the 1840s, trade circulars, rent rolls, estimates and specifications, legal papers, household accounts of Laura A. Delano, monthly accounts, and a record of rainfall at the family home. Also, records of the Mt. Savage Iron Company, Mt. Savage, Md., 1858-1863, including letters from employees to John Graham describing company operations with some description of Civil War activities in the area, receipted bills, and cancelled checks.

ArchivalResource: 12.4 linear ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155522430 View