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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56359896

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Bringhurst, Joseph, 1733-1811.

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Nicholas Waln Family papers, 1783-1895 (bulk 1783-1819)

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Nicholas Waln Family papers, 1783-1895 (bulk 1783-1819)

Title: Nicholas Waln Family papers, 1783-1895 (bulk 1783-1819)

Correspondence, portraits, photographs, poetry, genealogy and misc. papers related to Nicholas Waln and Waln family. Bulk of material consists of correspondence related to Nicholas Waln's journeys as a Quaker minister in England and Ireland. Topics discussed include news of family, Friends' activities, travel, friendship, spiritual matters, ministry, slave conditions in West Indies (1784 letter of William B. Clark); other correspondents include James Bringhurst, Joseph Bringhurst, Henry Drinker, Rebecca Jones, John Parrish, M. Richardson, David Sands, Hannah Stephenson, John Townsend, Robert Valentine, Richard Waln, Robert Waln and Sarah Richardson Waln. Includes letters (1807-1809, 1818-1819) of Jacob Shoemaker Waln while studying law in England and visiting France, letters discuss his travels and activities and include comments on social life; letters (1818-1819) of Townsend Compton to Sarah R. Waln giving news of her son Jacob; letter of Lloyd Mifflin on provenance of Waln letters; poetry written on the death of Joseph R. Waln (1773-1783), includes poem by Robert Proud; chart of Waln genealogy. Papers consist of deeds relating to Nicholas Waln's (1650-1721/2) land holdings in the Northern Liberties area of Philadelphia where his estate, Walnford, was located (Box 2); wills, including the certified copy of the will of Nicholas Waln in 1721/2 (Box 3); letters to Richard Waln (1737-1809), brother of Nicholas Waln (Box 3); documents, including the appointment of Thomas Wistar as "Indian Commissioner" by Andrew Johnson (Box 3) and Zachary Taylor; and a photograph of Wistar with Sac, Fox, and Kiowa Native Americans taken in ca. 1866 by Alexander Gardner.

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Collection of Bringhurst Family Correspondence, 1780-1811.

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Bringhurst, James, d. 1810. Collection of Bringhurst Family Correspondence, 1780-1811.

Title: Collection of Bringhurst Family Correspondence, 1780-1811.

Collection of Bringhurst family letters in two groups. The first group was collected, transcribed, and indexed by C. Marshall Taylor and contains correspondence, 1780-1806, of Philadelphia Quaker businessman, James Bringhurst. These include letters received by James Bringhurst from John Murray of New York City which reveal the correspondents' concern for education, preventing poverty, prison reform, and improving the condition of Indians. Other correspondents include John Dickinson, Job Scott, Nathan Hunt, James Pemberton, Jesse Kersey, Lindley Murray and Moses Brown. Of particular interest are the descriptions of life in Philadelphia and conditions of free blacks, as well as Quaker religious and social concerns and visits from traveling ministers. The second group contains primarily affectionate letters from Joseph Bringhurst, brother of James, to his niece, Elizabeth Foulke, while she was traveling in the ministry. The letters deal with family concerns and Philadelphia life and customs. Mention is made of prominent Quakers, outbreaks of yellow fever, and concern for the stresses of his niece' life in the ministry.

ArchivalResource: 3 boxes.

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Waln, Nicholas, 1742-1813.

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Waln, Nicholas, 1742-1813.
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