Papers, 1839-2004 (inclusive), 1895-1988 (bulk)

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Papers, 1839-2004 (inclusive), 1895-1988 (bulk)

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http://id.lib.harvard.edu/ead/sch00358/catalog

Abstract

Papers of mineralogist Charles Palache, his wife Helen (Markham), and their three daughters; Jeannette (Palache) Barker, a teacher; Mary (Palache) Gregory, an architect; and Alice (Palache) Jones, a banker.

Extent

43 + 1/2 file boxes, 1 folio folder, 2 folio+ folders, 1 oversize folder, 2 photograph folders, 9 audiotapes

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Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America‏

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SNAC Resource ID: 6386431

Arthur and Elizabeth Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America‏

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Babcock, Betty

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Palache, John Garber and Eunice (Nisa)

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McLane, Jim L.

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Landers, Katie

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Gregory, Rohan

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Gregory, Arofan (Wuskie)

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Gutterman, Daniel

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Thompson, Anna

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Scott, Betty Levinson

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Denton, Hannah C.

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Ramazani, Nesta and Ruhi

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Forbes, Edith S.

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Pope, Saxton T. (Saxton Temple), 1875-1926

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Crossky, Bill

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Gutterman, Dan

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Prescott, Edith

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Gregory, Judith

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Carver, Ruth Dyer, 1913-

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Hillsmith, Fannie, 1911-2007

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Barker, Jeannette Palache, 1900-1998.

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Funk, Dougie (Hay) and Donald S.

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Palache, James and Helen (Markham)

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Palache, Eliza, 1860-1938.

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Towner family

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Richard Epstein

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Jones, Russell K., 1897-1986.

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Gregory, Probyn

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Clark, S arah

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Stephens, A. M. (Stevie)

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Derby High School (Connecticut)

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Gregory, Charles O. (Charles Oscar), 1902-1987

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McKee, Marion (Kavanaugh)

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Colt family,

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Clark, Dorothy (Gregory)

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Lunt, Storer B., 1897-1977.

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Michie, Katherine

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Palache, James and John Garber

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De Bosis, Lauro, 1901-1931

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Ansermoz, Violette

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W.W. Norton & Co.

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Gregory, Cadigan

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Gregory, Philip S. and Ann

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Wilson, Sue and Abe

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Palache, Lucy

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Abraham Burtt Markham

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Twining, Olive

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Berney, Alice and Arthur

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Kavanaugh, Alice (Markham)

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McKnight, Frida

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Gregory, David P. (David Palache)

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Gregory, Taliesan

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Satterthwaite, Ann and Sheafe

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Palache, Belle

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Poole, Rosey

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Darden, Connie

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Fife, Louisa (Palache)

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D'Souza, Neela, 1933-

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Mickey, Jean

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Cormick, Alfred George

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Palache, Whitney, Belle, and Eliza (Kline)

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Hester, Carolyn

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Gregory, Mary Palache, 1902-1996.

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Watkins, Renee

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Satterthwaite, Ann, 1931-

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Colt, Jim

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Palache, James

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Binger, Chloe Garrison

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Kalvern, Harry, Jr.

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Cross, Margy

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Dozier, Paul

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Gregory, Branwen

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Rioux, Jean, 1953-

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Hunn School

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Palache, Whitney and Belle

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Poggi, Adele

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Lansdale, Helen Palache, 1899-1980.

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Scudder, Jeannette Markham, 1862-1932.

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Fremont-Smith, Frances Eliot

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Almy, Helen Cabot

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Seitz, Peter

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Clark, Annie and Elias

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Caddock, Charles T., 1902-1985.

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Palache, John Garber

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McElderry, Margaret

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Armstrong, Alice (McKee)

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Palache, Myra and Hilda (Blossom)

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Ribble, F. D. G. (Frederick Deane Goodwin), 1898-1970

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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH. Born in Virginia. B.A., 1916, College of William and Mary; M.S., 1917, and LL.B., 1921, University of Virginia; S.J.D., 1937, Columbia University. Law professor at Virginia, 1921-1966; dean, 1939-1963. From the description of Papers, 1920-1965. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 704074162 Born in Virginia. B.A., 1916, College of William and Mary; M.S., 1917, and LL. B., 1921, University of Virginia; S.J.D., 1937, Columbia University. Law profe...

Katz, Harold A.

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Palache (Family : Palache, Charles, 1869-1954)

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Charles Palache, son of James and Helen (Whitney) Palache was born in San Francisco, California, on July 18, 1869. He received a B.S. (1891) and a Ph.D. (1894) from the University of California at Berkeley. He joined the Harvard faculty in 1896 as an instructor in mineralogy and was promoted to assistant professor in 1902 and to professor in 1910. He was also served as head of the mineralogy department and curator of the Mineralogy Museum at Harvard. In 1937, he was awarded the firs...

Palache, Eliza (Kline)

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Howard, Lucia

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Seward, Clayton

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Mendelson, Leonore

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Shorer, Mark and Ruth

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Droppers, Cora

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Woodbridge, Henry S.

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Gilchrist, Adair

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Funk, Dougie (Hay)

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Palache, Helen Markham, 1869-1949.

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Kiley, John P., Sr.

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Palache, James and Helen (Whitney)

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Barker, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel G.

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Clark, Charles E. (Charles Erwin)

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Willey, Basil, 1897-1978

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