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Timothy Hart Williams Scrapbook AR. 1994. 037., 1942-1954, 1942

Title: Timothy Hart Williams Scrapbook 1942-1954 1942

Timothy Hart Williams was a prominent merchant in Austin, Texas for the first half of the 1900s. The Timothy Hart Williams scrapbook contains a collection of get well soon letters written by the members of the University Presbyterian Church to Williams in 1942 expressing friendship and best wishes during a time of illness.

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Williams, John Alonzo, 1869-1951. John Alonzo Williams letters to Abbie Farwell Brown [manuscript], 1908-1911.

Title: John Alonzo Williams letters to Abbie Farwell Brown [manuscript], 1908-1911.

In an undated letter [early summer 1908?] Williams humorously describes the occupants of his boarding house, notes his reluctance to use a dictionary, comments on her work and a dispute with a friend and relates his summer plans. In a letter, 1908 July 29, he describes the countryside around Merrill, N.Y., his artist friends, his painting and daily kitchen routine, and listening to the opera on the Victor machine at the home of Geraldine Farrar. In an undated letter he welcomes Brown back from "globe trotting," explains who only his mother and God can love him and mentions a new apartment. Brief letters, 1908 October 31 and 1909 September 15, announce his arrival back in Boston. In a letter [1911] signed "the yak" he sends holiday wishes, thanks her for a gift from Scotland, and briefly mentions her book "The Christmas angel" and his plans to attend a lecture against suffrage which he supports, noting that Mrs.[ Pankhurst?] is in town so it should be amusing.

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