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De Wolf, George.

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De Wolfe, George.

De Wolf, George.

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De Wolf, George.

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De Wolfe, George.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/57482482

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De Wolf, George.

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Diary, 1820-1827.

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Goodwin, Joseph. Diary, 1820-1827.

Title: Diary, 1820-1827.

Diary presumably kept by Joseph Goodwin though it might possibly have been kept by a brother of his (1820-1827). After leaving home in Hudson, N.Y., Goodwin goes to work for Gen. George De Wolf, first in Bristol, Rhode Island for a few months and then on De Wolf's plantations near Matanzas, Cuba as a manager or overseer. The plantations seemed to grow mainly coffee though other crops are mentioned and are worked by Black slaves. Diary entries are mainly routine and record weather, plantation activities, people met, and local news. Mentioned often are George and William De Wolf. While in Cuba, Goodwin stayed first at the home of John Line and later at the plantations Buena Esperanza and Arca de Noe. Some pages missing.

ArchivalResource: 1 v. (100 p.)

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De Wolfe, George.

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Daniel H. Gilman papers, 1882-1903 (bulk 1883-1894).

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Gilman, Daniel H. Daniel H. Gilman papers, 1882-1903 (bulk 1883-1894).

Title: Daniel H. Gilman papers, 1882-1903 (bulk 1883-1894).

The Daniel H. Gilman Papers include correspondence, agreements, writings, and financial records documenting his activities as a Washington State business promoter and Democratic Party stalwart. Discussions of Gilman's railroad ventures can be found in letters from Franklin M. Jones, James Dickinson Smith, James B. Witherow, and Jacob F. Wyckoff. The Lake Washington Ship Canal is documented in letters from Watson C. Squire. Letters from George Hazzard, George W. Van Fossen, and Chester H. Warner concern Democratic Party politics. The 1883-1890 letters from Gilman to Franklin M. Jones of the New York bankers Jameson, Smith and Cotting concern Gilman's attempts to promote the development of coal mining in the Black Diamond and Newcastle areas of King County, Washington, and to find iron ore in the Cascade Mountains. Also included are proposals for railroads, drafts of promotional statements, and clippings related to his railroad ventures.

ArchivalResource: 1.89 cubic ft. (5 boxes)

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De Wolf, George.

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Goodwin, Joseph.

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Goodwin, Joseph.
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De Wolfe, George.

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Gilman, Daniel H.

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Gilman, Daniel H.
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