Goll family papers, 1844-1955.

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Goll family papers, 1844-1955.

Box 1. maps relating to oil fields -- box 2. miscellaneous correspondence, photograph of John G. Goll, legal documents, magazine and newspaper clippings, daily diaries relating to the oil business -- box 3. miscellaneous photographs and drawings -- box 4. obituaries, biographical information, will, photographs, legal documents relating to Florence and John Goll, photographs of John Putnam Goll, miscellaneous documents and photographs of Frances Goll Mills, divorce decree of Adelaide and Kendall A. Mills, photographs of Kendall A. Mills Jr., materials relating to the John and Florence Goll Scholarship and Frances Goll Mills Scholarship, Frances Rathbone Estate and Trust account, photographs and newspaper clippings -- box 5. genealogical papers of Florence Rathbone Goll including notes and charts -- box 6. genealogical and other correspondence, Rathbone Family Historian volume 2, 1893, Rathbone and Ames family crests -- tube 1. contains 2 genealogical charts.

3.5 linear ft. + 2 items.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7766095

Public Libraries of Saginaw

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