Curtis and Whittlesey families papers, 1830-1898.

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Curtis and Whittlesey families papers, 1830-1898.

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Correspondence between members of the Whittlesey and Curtis families of Woodbury, Hartford, Colchester, and Torringford, Connecticut, and Utica, New York City, and Canandaigua, New York. Includes letters to and from Samuel G. Whittlesey who, with his wife Anne, was a missionary to Ceylon (Sri Lanka), 1842-1847, and the courtship letters between Lucius Curtis and Emily Whittlesey.

2.0 linear feet (4 boxes)

Connecticut Historical Society

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