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Jesup-Sitgreaves family. Jesup-Sitgreaves family papers, 1846-1919, bulk 1883-1902.

Title: Jesup-Sitgreaves family papers, 1846-1919, bulk 1883-1902.

Includes correspondence from the four daughters of General Thomas Sidney Jesup: Lucy Jesup Sitgreaves, Mary Jesup Blair, Jane Jesup Nicholson, and Julia Clark Jesup, and their children Mary Jesup Sitgreaves, Violet Blair Janin, and Jesup Blair. This correspondence discusses family and personal news as well as Mammoth Cave business affairs; the four sisters each inherited a portion of the Cave estate from their uncle Dr. John Croghan. Bulk of the collection is correspondence from Mary Jesup Sitgreaves to her mother Lucy, relating Mary's social activities and travels. Also includes miscellaneous correspondence to Mary and Lucy, Mammoth Cave financial reports and other material, genealogical correspondence regarding the Jesup family, and unidentified photographs. See finding aid for a full list of subject headings.

ArchivalResource: 1 cubic foot.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/61764192 View

Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth, 1848-1895. Papers of Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen [manuscript], 1867-1895.

Title: Papers of Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen [manuscript], 1867-1895.

The collection contains four poems and sonnets by Boyesen, correspondence with admirers, publishers, other authors and friends, and a photograph. The centerpiece of the collection is a group of 13 letters in German by author Friedrich Spielhagen of Berlin, known to Boyesen from his years in Germany. The friends help one another with the translation and publication of their literary output in either America or Germany and discuss a wide variety of subjects and problems, particularly political, social, and health. Other correspondence includes two letters from Louise d'Alq, a French translator, regarding Boyesen's "Gunnar" and the possibility of future translations, and two letters from Archbiship Michael Augustine Corrigan concerning charges of Tammany Hall connections made and retracted by Boyesen. Specific topics in the correspondence include thoughts on evolution, travels to Russia, the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893, Goethe, realism and naturalism in literature particularly in the works of Ibsen and Zola, and Spielhagen's friendship with Carl Schurz. In addition there are 45 letters and fragments in Norwegian.

ArchivalResource: 110 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647833514 View