Papers, 1841-1899.

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Papers, 1841-1899.

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Letters, diary, and essays, relating to Miss Usher's attendance (1841) at an Ursuline Convent at Three Rivers, lower Canada to learn French, her service as a nurse at the U.S. Army hospital, Chester, Pa. (1862), and the Maine agency at City Point (Hopewell), Va. (1865), and social life in Hollis and Bar Mills, Me.

ca. 250 items.

Maine Historical Society Library

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