Myers-Mason-Bailey family papers 1790-1919 Myers-Mason-Bailey family papers

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Myers-Mason-Bailey family papers 1790-1919 Myers-Mason-Bailey family papers

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The Myers-Mason-Bailey family papers are made up of correspondence, military records, invitations, and ephemera pertaining to Mordecai Myers; his wife, Charlotte Bailey; and their descendants. Much of the collection is housed in four large bound volumes dedicated to Theodorus Bailey Myers, compiled by his daughter Cassie.

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William L. Clements Library

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William L. Clements Library

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Mason, Edmonia Taylor Phelps.

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Myers, Catherine Bailey.

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Bailey, Charlotte, 1796-1848

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James family.

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Mason family.

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Mason, Theodorus B. M. (Theodorus Bailey Myers), 1848-1899

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Myers family.

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Myers, Mordecai, 1776-1871

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Mason, Sidney.

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Mason, Catalina Juliana, 1824-1905

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James, Cassie Mason Myers

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Mordecai Myers was born in Newport, Rhode Island, on May 1, 1776. After living in New York, New York, and Richmond, Virginia, he studied military tactics and joined the New York Militia. During the War of 1812, he served in northern New York as a captain in the United States Army's 13th Infantry Regiment. He later served in the New York State Assembly and as mayor of Schenectady, New York. Myers married Charlotte Bailey (October 12, 1796-February 15, 1848), the daughter of William B...