Clark-Strater-Watson family : papers, 1850-1970.

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Clark-Strater-Watson family : papers, 1850-1970.

Included is correspondence between the Kentucky and Canadian branches of the Clark family discussing Canadian life, the Fenian movement, a Canadian opinion of abolitionism, slavery, possible union with the U.S., the U.S. Civil War, and political and economic conditions in both countries. The bulk of the collection is comprised of correspondence between Jessie Clark Strater Watson and her husbands William Strater and Alexander M. Watson, and her son Edward Strater. Letters chronicle the activities, lifestyles, and personal relationships of an affluent, socially active Louisville family.

5 cubic ft.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7596732

The Filson Historical Society

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