Strong family
Biographical notes:
Family of social and political activists.
Lyman W. Strong was a merchant who lived in Seville, Ohio. He was an opponent of slavery. His oldest son, Arthur Tappan Strong, died of "camp dysentery" in a Union army hospital at Ashland, Kentucky February 28, 1862. Strongsville, Ohio was founded by John Stoughton Strong in 1816. Sydney Dix Strong moved to Seattle, Washington, the rest of the family are his direct descendants.
From the guide to the Strong family papers, 1832-1994, (University of Washington Libraries Special Collections)
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Harmon, Ruth Strong
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Strong, Anna Louise, 1885-1970
correspondedWith
Strong, Arthur Tappan
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Strong, Edith Adelaide Robbins
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Strong, John
correspondedWith
Strong, Lyman Whitney
correspondedWith
Strong, Robbins
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Strong, Ruth Maria 1862-1903
correspondedWith
Strong, Tracy, 1887-1968
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United States. Army. Ohio Infantry Regiment, 42nd, 1861-1864
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Young Men's Christian Association
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- Strongsville (Ohio) (as recorded)