Papers, 1834,1961.

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Papers, 1834,1961.

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Papers, 1834,1961, undated, include: Richards family correspondence, legal papers, and histories; Erie's autobiography, a scrapbook of her experience in teacher normal schools; teacher's certificates; miscellaneous; and a scrapbook she collected of newspaper clippings about people in Clio and Genesee County (Mich.).

.25 cubic ft. (in 1 box) : ill.

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