Papers. 1886-1906.

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Papers. 1886-1906.

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Mary Chamberlin was a teacher of violin and music at Fisk University, Tennessee. This collection of her papers includes correspondence, 1886-1903 (15 letters and 1 postcard; mainly letters of William Benton Chamberlin 1847-1903 to daughter, Mary E. Chamberlin, and wife; 2 letters from wife to William Benton Chamberlin; 2 letters from friends and 2 from a sister-in-law? to Mary E. Chamberlin). Wedding announcements, 1902-1906 (4); pamphlets (4); photos. (ca. 10); scrapbook, 1905 (1 v.); leaflet, 1901 (1); 1 folder printed Bible course sheets, 1900-1901. 4 v. printed (2 annual letters of Oberlin College Class of 1899).

1 mm. box. 32 items.

Tulane University, Amistad Research Center

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Tulane University, Amistad Research Center

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Oberlin College

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Chamberlin, William Benton, 1847-1903.

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Chamberlin, Mary E., ca. 1868.

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Teacher of violin and music at Fisk University, 1888- Oberllin, Ohio, parents; William Benton (1847-1903) and Emily Elizabeth (Peck) Chamberlin. From the description of Papers. 1886-1906. (Ascension Parish School). WorldCat record id: 18928956 ...

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