Henry Parker Smith papers, 1823-1893.

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Henry Parker Smith papers, 1823-1893.

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Twenty-five diaries, 1846-1893, and other papers of Smith, his father Thaddeus, his wife Harriet, and his daughter, Isa, describing early settlement and activities of Schoolcraft and Prairie Ronde, Michigan, school teaching in Maumee, Ohio, 1853, Abraham Lincoln's Kalamazoo speech, 1856, secession in Missouri and other Civil War subjects.

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Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865

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Smith, Thaddeus

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Smith, Harriet Elinor.

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Smith, Isa.

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Smith, Henry Parker, 1826-1898.

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Storekeeper and farmer of Schoolcraft, Michigan. From the description of Henry Parker Smith papers, 1823-1893. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34422151 ...