Hay family papers, 1799-1978 (bulk 1892-1945)

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Hay family papers, 1799-1978 (bulk 1892-1945)

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Collection contains information on the extended Hay family from 1799-1978. There is a journal from 1815 of Henry G. Hay (dates unknown) of Economy, Pennsylvania, who seems to be a brother of William Hay; photocopies of letters sent by John Duffield Hay to his father, William Hay (1799-1812) regarding John's move to Indiana from Pennsylvania; Henry G. Hay Sr.'s correspondence from 1891-1916 (bulk 1891-1893) dealing with business matters and the Johnson County War; Hay Sr.'s field notes of surveys of the boundaries of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and Fort D.A. Russell in 1870; Henry G. Hay Jr.'s correspondence from 1922-1923 regarding his trip to Europe; Henry G. Hay III's correspondence (1942-1946) while he was in the army, and his diaries (1942-1978); a scrapbook of the Hay family from 1874-1971; photographs of the Hay family from 1879-1923; newsclippings; artifacts; and miscellaneous other materials.

3.12 cubic ft. (6 boxes) + artifacts.

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7246887

Univerisity of Wyoming. American Heritage Center.

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Hay, William, d. 1812.

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Hay, John Duffield, 1775-1844.

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Hay family.

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William Hay (d. 1812) married Sarah Atkinson and they had a son John Duffield Hay (1775-1844). John D. Hay married and had three children: Mary Ann (b. 1815), Nancy Ann (b. 1817) and George Duffield Hay (1820-1895). Henry Gurley Hay (1847-1919) the son of George D. Hay and Harriet H. Axtell, moved to Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1870 and became Assistant Surveyor General of Wyoming Territory. He married Ella O. Bullock in 1874 and they had two children: Henry G. Hay Jr. and Mildred Hay Gibb...

Hay, Henry Gurley, 1847-1919.

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Hay, Henry G., 1900-

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United States Steel Corporation

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Hay, Henry G., 1876-1959.

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