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Glover, E. S. (Eli Sheldon), 1844 or 5-1920. The Glover family of Michigan ... : ms.

Title: The Glover family of Michigan ... : ms.

Typed transcript of a family history. Notes concerning his grandfather, William Glover, and his father, Charles S. Glover (a California goldseeker, 1851) both Michigan pioneers. An account of his own travels and experiences as artist, publisher, etc., throughout the West, particularly in California and Washington, and his real estate developments in Washington. Added notes by Sheldon L. Glover.

ArchivalResource: Originals : 8 leaves ; 27 cm.Copies : 1 microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 546:7) and positive.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/26643368 View

Powers, Alfred. Alfred Powers collection [manuscript], 1834-1963.

Title: Alfred Powers collection [manuscript], 1834-1963.

The collection contains primary source materials relating to a wide variety of Western Americana, including Oregon and Northwest businesses, northwest authors, and other authors and organizations. Includes correspondence, business records, school records, diaries, printed materials, biographical and autobiographical materials, financial records, scrapbooks, and ephemera. Included are materials relating to: Richard Baird; Frederic Homer Balch; E. W. Ball; Charles Henry Carey; Eli Colter; Sabra Connor; Walter M. Cook; Belle W. Cooke; Robert Duniway; Daniel Giles; Sheldon Glover; Elwin G. Greer; Lafayette Grover; Bernard Hinshaw; Bruce LeRoy; Chester A. Lyon; Grace Marquam; John McCracken; Joaquin Miller; Joseph Ouper; Emil Peters; M. A. Pflug; George Pope; Dr. D. H. Rand; Oswald West; Auto Freight Company; Big Brother Farm (Lebanon, Oregon); Ladd & Tilton Bank; the Oregon Council for the Protection of Roadside Beauty; the Oregon Diamond Coal, Mining, and Developing Company; the Oregon Railway and Navigation Company; Portland Academy and Female Seminary; and the Vancouver Transportation Company. Subjects include: Aumsville, Oregon; freemasonry; Japanese American internment; medical practice; mines and mining; Sitka, Alaska; statues; and steamboats.

ArchivalResource: 4 cubic feet (8 document cases and 2 custom boxes)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/264901320 View