Papers, 1880-1995

The Booklovers Corporation

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Mary Rymers

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Sarah Scoville

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Sidney Willis

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SS Empress of Japan

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Sidney Phelps

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Elizabeth Grimball

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Ida Saner

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Mary Matteson Wilbur, 1872-1957

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Mary Matteson Wilbur (1872-1957) was born in Seville, Ohio, to Horace Elias Matteson and Mary (Hulburt) Matteson. She grew up with one sister, Ida, and five brothers: Charles Freemont, Claude Lorraine, Clifford Virgil, Halsey Hulburt "Burt," and David Maydole "Dick." Mary graduated from Seville High School in 1888 and in 1890 attended the Spencerian College of Stenography in Cleveland, Ohio. Between 1891 and 1893, she worked as a secretary at an insane asylum outside of Cleveland, O...

Converse College

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Mary Gamewell

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George Winship

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Women's Literary Club

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Florence Ayscough

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Roger Babson

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Henry Noyes

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Miranda Young

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Caroline Wilbur

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Jean Slocum

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R. M. Peekham

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Mary Hulburt Matteson

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J. G. Kerr

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President Lincoln

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Pauline Saner

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