Papers, 1815-1891.

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Papers, 1815-1891.

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Papers of Henry Livingston Webb include correspondence on family, personal, and business matters with his brother John Webb and sisters Elizabeth B. Webb and Frances C. Webb, 1817-1846; business and personal letters from Amelia Webb, Catherine Cogswell, Lucy Ann Swetland, H.W. Palmer, Lavinia Morgan, Henry Chester, Alfred Douglas, and H.G. Ludlow, 1830-1846; letters written by Webb and his wife Frances H. Delord Webb during their wedding trip to Europe to attend to her inheritance from French relatives, and Henry's journal, 1832-1833; legal and financial papers, 1830-1846; and condolence letters on the occasion of Henry's death in 1846, his estate papers, 1846-1891, and a poem by L.H. Sigourney, 1848. Papers of John H. Webb, Albany merchant, include ledger sheets, deeds, correspondence, agreements, inventories, and estate papers, 1815-1856. Other records include business papers and correspondence of Amelia and Elizabeth B. Webb, 1828-1862; letters to Elizabeth from her sister Catherine Van Rensselaer, 1834-1855; business papers of Lavinia Morgan; and estate papers of Frances C. Webb, Henry E. Morgan, and other Webb estates, 1829-1871.

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Webb, Elizabeth Lyon

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