Gridley family papers [1798]-1885 Gridley family papers

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Gridley family papers [1798]-1885 Gridley family papers

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The Gridley Family papers contain the letters of a highly educated New York family, who were drawn to evangelical religion and progressive causes in the 1820-1830s. The letters are all personal in nature about daily family life and matters of religion, education, and travel.

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William L. Clements Library

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William L. Clements Library

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Gridley, Ellen.

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Gridley, Orrin.

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Andover Theological Seminary

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Gridley, Charles.

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Gridley, Albert G.

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Gridley, Fanny, 1789-1871.

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Orrin Gridley (1786-1847) was the third son of Ruth Green and Hezekiah Gridley and was born in Hanover, New York. In 1811, Orrin married Fanny Kellogg (1789-1871), daughter of Rachel Porter and Amos Kellogg, who owned land next to Hezekiah's property in Clinton, New York. Gridley joined the American Army and fought as a captain in the War of 1812. After the war, Orrin made his living as a merchant and established a bank in Clinton, New York. He was also a deacon of the Congregationa...

Clinton Female Seminary (Clinton, N.Y.)

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Strong, Rachel Kellogg.

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Gridley, A. D. (Amos Delos)

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Strong, S.

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Gridley, Wayne.

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