Albert A. Abbott papers, 1844-1934.

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Albert A. Abbott papers, 1844-1934.

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Papers of a Minneapolis businessman who was the son of Protestant missionaries in India. They include his 1934 autobiography (197 p., typed) commenting on his life (1857-1865) in India, education at New Ipswich (N.H.) Academy and Dartmouth College (1865-1871), teaching experiences in Tennessee and Nebraska, and life (1883-1934) in Minneapolis. The papers also contain a diary (1865) of his ocean voyage from India to the United States; a speech he made at a family reunion (1869); a narrative describing a 1925 trip to Arkansas; and a few miscellaneous family and genealogical papers.

2.5 in. (1 box).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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SNAC Resource ID: 6684151

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Dartmouth College

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