Family papers, 1878-1978, 1878-1964.

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Family papers, 1878-1978, 1878-1964.

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Includes correspondence, legal and financial material, medical records and journals, literary productions, printed and scrapbook material, photographs, diaries, and a genealogy of the Boyd Cornick Family. Collection bulks (1878-1964) with individual family members' correspondence. Items of note include a weather diary (1928-1933), materials on the American Relief Administration in Russia (1921-1922), the Red Cross-YMCA Mission to Paris (1919), the Civil War in Tennessee, Texas politics, the establishment of Texas Technological College, mining and banking in Mexico, and the Women's Missionary Society of San Angelo (1907-1918).

17, 997 leaves.

Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7114194

Texas Tech University Libraries, Academic Library

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American Relief Administration.

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Cornick, Boyd, 1856-1933

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