Clement family papers, 1798-1968.

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Clement family papers, 1798-1968.

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The Clement Family Papers, 1798-1968, are primarily letters of the family of Charles and Elizabeth Wood Clement. In addition to immediate family and direct descendants the collection includes papers of Elizabeth Wood's family, and the Pixley family (one of whom married Charles and Elizabeth's grandson in 1892). The majority of the letters in the collection are between family members whose roots are in Sherburne and Rutland, Vermont, but who lived in various parts of the country including Illinois; Tacoma, Washington; Reno City, Oklahoma; California; Florida; and New York. The letters tell of births, marriages, sickness, and death. They describe occupations, business deals, new homes and climates, education, and travel. There are also letters of Anne Veazey of Rutland, ca. 1881-1887. Her father, Wheelock Veazey, was a lawyer in Rutland and was most likely a colleague of Charles Clement. The correspondence is between Anne and her family and friends while she was attending school in Nashua, N.H., in 1882, and then when she was living in Montreal and Brooklyn.

8 linear ft. (8 boxes)

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Vermont Society of Colonial Dames.

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The Vermont Society of Colonial Dames was founded on October 25, 1898, in Montpelier, Vermont, "to perpetuate the memory of the men and women who were founders of our Nation, by collecting and preserving records and relics of Colonial days, to the end that future generations may know and emulate their brave deeds." The Society is an independent state organization, formed when the National Society of Colonial Dames denied their eligibility, since Vermont is not one of the original thirteen coloni...

Clement, Henry, 1866-1958.

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Clement, Charles, b. 1862.

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Clement, Waldo, b. 1851.

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O'Neall, Josephine.

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Clement, Maud Carter

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Ripley, Charlotte, 1864-1923.

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Rutland Railroad Company

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Chartered in 1843 as Rutland & Burlington Railroad, the company reorganized in 1867 as Rutland Railroad Company. From the description of Account book, 1900-1933 (Occidental College Library). WorldCat record id: 227345699 ...

Clement, John P. (John Pixley), 1893-1968.

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John P. Clement (1893-1968)was born in Rutland, Vt., the son of Henry W. and Agnes O'Neall Clement. He graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy in 1911, and Yale in 1915. A captain in the American Expeditionary Force, he served in France during World War I. He then became a partner in the Dunster House Bookstore in Cambridge, Mass. until returning to Vermont and becoming involved in the movement to repeal prohibition. He also became a central figure in the Vermont Historical Society, and worked fo...

Clement, Agnes, d. 1952.

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Wood, Josiah.

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O'Neall, Jefferson.

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Clement, Percival W. (Percival Wood), 1846-1927

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Clement, Elizabeth, 1807-1904.

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Pixley, John W.

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Clement family.

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The Clements were a prominent family in business and politics in Rutland, Vt. Charles Clement (1807-1893) had an early interest in the marble quarries, operating Clement and Sons with his two oldest sons, Wallace and Percival. He was also part owner of the Rutland Railroad and the Clement National Bank. Wallace continued his father's businesses after his death in 1893, and Percival carried on the family interest in railroads, while publishing the Rutland Herald. He also became active in politics...

Clement, Sarah, 1832-1906.

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Clement, Wallace, 1835-1921.

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Clement, Helen.

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Veazey, Anne.

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Clement, Florence, 1860-1870.

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Clement, Hugh, 1899-1975.

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Pixley family.

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Clement, Frederic, b. 1864.

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Clement and Sons.

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Phillips Exeter Academy

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Pease, Sarah, 1897-1983.

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Clement, Charles, 1807-1893.

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Ripley, Thomas.

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Clement National Bank.

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Wood, Park, d. 1832.

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