Papers: Series I-IV, 1870-1992 (inclusive).

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Papers: Series I-IV, 1870-1992 (inclusive).

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Series I, Early family records, is divided into the papers of C.W. Pruitt and those of Anna Seward Pruitt. They contain autobiographies, biographies, wills, obituaries, writings, letters, diaries, genealogical notes, scrapbooks of life in China and Ohio. Series II, Biographical and personal, contains biographies of Ida Pruitt; interviews; Pruitt's FBI files; notebooks, travel notebooks, address and appointment books; financial and medical records; Chinese papercuts, etc. Series III, Correspondence, contains personal and professions correspondence, cards, etc. Series IV, Professional work, activities, etc., is divided into six main sections: Peking Union Medical College (PUMC), Indusco years, Shanghai Refugee Research Association, Speeches and talks, Teaching and classes, and Politics, activities, etc. The PUMC section contains articles by Pruitt, case notes and files, correspondence, and writings re: refugees. Indusco material contains publications, correspondence, minutes, reports, etc., relating to Chinese Industrial Cooperatives, Shandan Bailie School and the Gung Ho movement. The other sections contain include writings, notes, correspondence, etc.

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