Miscellaneous manuscripts: M-Z, 1789-1981.

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Miscellaneous manuscripts: M-Z, 1789-1981.

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Letters, reports, circulars, invitations, articles, programs, clippings, speeches, pamphlets, deeds, autograph albums, catalogs, diaries, appointments, autographs, legal papers and wills, field books, and other miscellaneous items, primarily of St. Lawrence County people. Of note are two letters of Alexander Macomb concerning land matters, 1789-1814; letters of Cornelius Masten concerning politics, 1827-1846; deed and letters of Gouverneur Morris concerning travels and land transactions, 1795-1843; letters of Eliza Noble concerning teaching school in Baldwinsville and Massena, traveling to the midwest, and local news in Grand Chute, Wis., 1845-1868; account book, diary, and letters of William Noble, Jr., 1828-1838; letters and notes by Elisabeth Peabody concerning her writing and the school run by Sarah Winnemuuca, 1842-1886; letters of William A. Poste about politics and Garfield's election, 1880-1883; Civil War letters of Orson Leroy Reynolds; letters and receipts for land of Gerrit Smith, 1839-1843; family letters, poems, and clippings, of William Wentworth Story, 1822-1894; notes and letters of William A. Wheeler about political appointments, military issues, and St. Regis Indians, 1830-1880; and letters of Hon. Timothy L. Woodruff concerning paper industry, game constable James Lamphere, the Adirondacks, Senate bills and committees, and the pardon of Cornelius Doherty, 1900-1901.

ca. 1.8 cubic ft.

Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Campbell University, Wiggins Memorial Library

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Noble, William D.

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Story, William Wentworth.

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Lamphere, James.

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Winnemuuca, Sarah.

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Woodruff, Timothy L. (Timothy Lester), 1858-1913

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Macomb, Alexander, 1782-1841

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Poste, William A.

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Noble, Elizabeth (Elizabeth M.)

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