Papers, 1879-1941.

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Papers, 1879-1941.

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Papers include diaries of Jennie Henderson Weiss, 1899-1904, concerning daily activities, and her wedding book, 1902; deeds, insurance policies, and receipts of Andrew J. Weiss, 1902-1931; family photographs and tintypes, 1879-1941, including an autographed portrait of Harrison Wall Johnson, 1934; undated manuscript sermons; notes and carbon copies of letters by Orin A. Weiss who lived in New York City concerning business life and his conservative comments on political and social issues, 1933-1938; notes and carbon copies of letters by Edson E. Weiss of New York City and Kingston, concerning his World War II experiences, taxes, family affairs, and his conservative opinions on political and social issues, 1944-1969. Included in Edson's letters are carbons of letters by Arthur Sullivan, which may have been a pseudonym, in answer to want ads for researchers and writers.

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Weiss, Orin A.

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Weiss, Jennie Henderson.

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Weiss, Andrew J.

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Weiss family.

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The Weiss family includes Andrew J. Weiss who married Jennie Henderson of Minneapolis in 1902, their son Orin A. Weiss, and other family members including Edson E. Weiss. From the description of Papers, 1879-1941. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155531767 ...

Johnson, Harrison L. (Harrison Lamatt), 1839-

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Weiss, Edson E.

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Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan

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Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan (1842-1900) was a composer. Details are given in the Dictionary of National Biography . The light of the world is an oratorio for soloists, chorus and orchestra with words selected from the Bible by the composer. It was first performed at the Birmingham Musical Festival, 27 Aug. 1873, and was conducted by the composer. The vocal score was published in 1873. From the guide to the Autograph full score of Sir Arthur Sullivan's, The li...