Ann Head Warder papers, 1782-1828, bulk 1786-1795.

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Ann Head Warder papers, 1782-1828, bulk 1786-1795.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/61514555

Ann Head Warder's papers include lively and opinionated journals and letters in which she described domestic life, social events, travel, culture, and religious activities. Journals, 1786-1789, chronicle a visit to Philadelphia, as well as the family's 1788 move to that city. Letters to her husband, written during separations in 1787-1788 and 1794-1795, describe Ann's activities while in England with her family and her life in Philadelphia, respectively. Also included are letters, 1782 to 1828, to and from Ann's family in England.

3 boxes, 15 vols., (1.25 linear ft.)

Historical Society of Pennsylvania

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SNAC Resource ID: 7806809

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