Papers, 1816-1918.

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Papers, 1816-1918.

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The bulk of the material dates from 1825-1860. Majority of letters are of a personal and /or familial nature, to and from Smith, members of his family, his classmates at Hamilton College, his colleagues at Wesleyan University. There are letters dealing with scientific and theological (Methodist) mastters. Collection includes Smith's college diplomas, photographs, newspaper clippings and memorabilia.

Approximately 335 items.

Brown University Archives, John Hay Library

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