Papers, 1860-1930 (bulk 1896-1930).

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Papers, 1860-1930 (bulk 1896-1930).

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Correspondence, with great uncle, Sardis Birchard, Hayes's parents, Rutherford B. and Lucy (Webb) Hayes, and siblings, relating to school, including correspondence with his father on political events; correspondence of Birchard and Mary with their sons about school, family, and World War I enlistments and training; general correspondence concerning Hayes family genealogy and Society of the Sons of the Revolution; business and legal records, including estate papers of Sardis Birchard, Rutherford B. Hayes, and Lucy Webb Hayes; materials on real estate holdings in Duluth, Minn., Toledo and Columbus, Ohio, West Virginia, Missouri, and Nebraska; business papers of Col. Webb C. and Mary (Miller) Hayes, especially Commercial Realty Company of Toledo; and miscellaneous papers, including receipts, title abstracts for property in Toledo, Hayes Memorial Library, and Mouse Island (in Lake Erie), diaries and autograph book of Mary (Sherman) Hayes, theater bills, and scrapbooks of a foreign trip (1902) and the Hayes and McKinley presidencies.

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