Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center

George Buckland

LH-354
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Introduction
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content
Inventory


Introduction

The George Buckland Collection was acquired by the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center in 2008. Additional materials compiled by George Buckland regarding General Ralph P. Buckland’s Civil War service may be found in Local History Collection #253.

Biographical Sketch

George Buckland was born 18 August 1859 in Fremont, Ohio to General Ralph Pomeroy and Charlotte (Boughton) Buckland.  He was the youngest of the couple’s eight children who included Ralph Boughton, Ann Kent Dillon, Alson Kent, Thomas Stilwell, Mary Jerusha, Horace Stephen, and Caroline Nichols. He graduated from Fremont High School and in May 1886 from the University of Cincinnati. An attorney, he practiced law in Fremont and Cincinnati.  On 18 November 1891, he married Grace Huntington of Cincinnati, Ohio. She was born to John Caldwell and Mary (Mitchell) Huntington 10 May 1865. John Caldwell and Mary (Mitchell) Huntington were the parents of seven other children: Elizabeth Mitchell Huntington Rice, second wife of General Edmund C. Rice; Dwight Williams Huntington, husband of Mary Josephine Shade; Kate Tallman,  Mitchell, John, Mary, and Frederick Green Huntington, husband of Frances Crawford. John Caldwell Huntington owned a mercantile business in Cincinnati

George and Grace Huntington Buckland were the parents of two daughters, Mary Huntington, born 21 March 1896, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Charlotte Boughton, born 27 March 1905 at Michigan City, Indiana. The Bucklands lived for a short time after their marriage in Fremont, Ohio. Following the birth of their first child, the Buckland family moved to Michigan City, Indiana, where George worked for a gas company. By 1910, the family had moved to Jacksonville, Florida, where George was again engaged in the gas business. For the remainder of his working life, he was employed by the Jacksonville Gas Company. Grace Buckland oversaw the French and English Departments of the Riverside Private School located at 1701 Oak Street. After the Buckland family moved from Adams Street, they resided at 2021 Herschel Street and then at 2623 Herschel in Jacksonville. 

Daughters Mary and Charlotte attended Jacksonville schools. Mary graduated from “Miss Jacobi’s” School in 1915. Following graduation, Mary and her mother, Grace, established the French Primary School at the family home, where they taught kindergarten and elementary age children.

Charlotte graduated from Duval High School in 1923. She then attended Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Georgia, where she earned a degree in botany in 1927. In 1933, she graduated with a master’s degree from the University of Virginia. Charlotte taught biology at Porter University in Jacksonville.

The family spent time each year at their Waldoboro, Maine summer home, known as the “Hay Farm.”  George Buckland was deeply interested in family, local, and American history. In a series of albums, he preserved correspondence, photographs, documents, legal papers, and memorabilia related to the lives of his wife and daughters. George Buckland died in Jacksonville, Florida 8 April 1939 at the age of 79. Grace Huntington Buckland died on September first of the following year. Neither Mary nor Charlotte married. They lived out their final years on Herschel Street. Mary died in March of 1961 and Charlotte passed away 6 August 1990. The Buckland Home became the site of the Riverside Avondale Preservation association, a non-profit organization devoted to enhancing and preserving the architecture, history, cultural heritage and economic viability of the historic neighborhoods of Riverside and Avondale.

Scope and Content

The George Buckland Collection, dating from 1741 to 1958, consists of the extended family correspondence, photographs, scrapbooks, documents, legal papers, books, newspaper clippings, articles, pamphlets, genealogy, certificates, memorabilia (business, greeting, and calling cards; invitations; and postcards) and clothing of George and Grace Huntington Buckland and daughters Mary and Charlotte. The bulk of the collection, dating from 1840 to 1940, was compiled by George Buckland in a series of some 60 scrapbooks. Many of the scrapbooks focus on a single subject while others contain randomly selected materials. Included are letters, documents, photographs and memorabilia related to the births, activities, interests, education, and careers of his wife, Grace Huntington Buckland, and his two daughters, Mary and Charlotte. Photographs and materials on the Bucklands’ “Hay Farm” in Waldoboro, Maine; their home on Herschel Street in Jacksonville, Florida; and their earlier residences in Fremont, Ohio and Michigan City, Indiana are part of this collection. 

Buckland also preserved correspondence, photographs, and documents, of his father’s family, General Ralph P. Buckland. Included is the Civil War correspondence of his father, who commanded the 72nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was the Military Commander of the District of Memphis (see Local History Collection #253). This collection, donated in 1992, is made up of photocopies of George Buckland’s original material regarding his father’s Civil War service.

Photographs from the 1880s and 1890s of Fremont, Ohio residents, streets, churches, landmarks, Spiegel Grove, businesses, the Sandusky River, public buildings, and interior and exterior photographs of the Buckland homestead and the Charles M. Dillon home in Fremont, Ohio are included. Rutherford Platt Hayes, son of President Rutherford B. Hayes photographed the Buckland and Dillon homes. George also documented the ancestry of the Buckland family, including his Revolutionary War ancestor Stephen Buckland. To a lesser extent, Buckland researched the Boughton and Whittlesey lines of his mother’s family.

In addition to his own family, Buckland documented his genealogical research of the Huntington family and its collateral lines. He also preserved the correspondence of his wife’s family. Of note is the 1880s correspondence of Grace Huntington prior to her marriage and Mrs. Edmund (Elizabeth Huntington) Rice, during visits by Grace to her sister and brother-in-law (General and Mrs. Edmund Elizabeth Huntington Rice) at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; Fort Keogh, Montana, and Fort Snelling, Minnesota. There are letters from Elizabeth Rice to the Huntington family in Cincinnati as well.

Dwight Williams Huntington, elder brother of Grace Huntington, received his law degree from Yale in 1873. After graduation, Huntington returned to Cincinnati and signed on to the Marsh scientific expedition to the Yellowstone. He served as a correspondent for the Cincinnati Gazette. Following the expedition, he developed his law practice, and immersed himself in Cincinnati politics. However, Huntington’s true passion was nature and wildlife. In 1900, Huntington gave up his legal practice and moved to New York, where he painted hunting scenes and edited the Amateur Sportsman and the Game Breeder Magazine. Several sketches and correspondence concerning the estate of Elizabeth Huntington Rice and the guardianship of his daughter, Josephine, who was institutionalized in New York for mental issues, are included. For a time, George Buckland served as guardian of Josephine Huntington.

The collection contains photographs and two letters written by Katie Tallman Huntington, sister of Grace Huntington Buckland, who died in childhood before the close the Civil War. Of interest is a letter to her father describing Morgan’s Raid that took place during the summer of 1863 north of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Boxes 1 and 2 contain correspondence of George, Grace, Mary, and Charlotte Buckland. The incoming and outgoing letters of each are arranged chronologically. Box 3 is largely composed of financial records and legal papers. Boxes 4 and 5 hold photographs of family, friends, locations, and residences. George Buckland identified many of these.

Because of the deterioration of the collection as a result of years of exposure to the heat and humidity of Jacksonville, Florida, 56 of the scrapbooks were transferred to and compiled in 27 archival albums. The inventory lists subjects documented in each of the scrapbooks.

 

Scrapbooks 1, 2, 3, and 8 contain photographs and documents that focus largely on Fremont, Ohio and the Buckland family. Buckland genealogy can be found in scrapbooks 11, 17, 18, 30, and 51. Huntington genealogy, family research, and photographs are part of scrapbooks 24, 33, and 34.

Boxes 6 and 7 hold acid free photocopies (created by the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center) of each of the 56 scrapbooks. Box 8 contains memorabilia associated with Jacksonville’s “Miss Jacobi’s School;” George and Grace Buckland’s wedding; and an album of photographs of the Dillon and Buckland homes in Fremont, Ohio.

Box 9 features photograph albums of travels in North Carolina, Florida, and Europe. Box 10 includes wedding invitations, calling cards, and postcards. Box 12 holds a series of glass plate negatives that were probably created for use in newspaper articles written by George Buckland on American history topics.

Books and sheet music found in Boxes 13 through 20 complete the collection. Titles of each are provided in the inventory. Articles of clothing belonging to George, Grace, Mary, and Charlotte Buckland as well as Elizabeth Huntington Rice were transferred to the Museum collection of the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center, where each has been cataloged.

Inventory

Ac. 5728
37 ½ linear ft.

Box 1

George Buckland

 

Incoming Correspondence

1.  (Mrs. George) Grace Huntington Buckland (wife); 1904-1927

2.  Mary Huntington Buckland (daughter); 1910-1928

3.  Charlotte Boughton Buckland (daughter); 1924

4.  (Mrs. Charles) Ann Buckland Dillon (sister); 1896

5.  (Mrs. John) Mary Mitchel[l] Huntington (mother-in-law); 1887

6.   Dwight Huntington (brother-in-law); 1910

7.   Extended Family; 1877-1896

8.   Assorted; 1885-1896

9.   Assorted; 1898-1899

10. Assorted; 1900-1938

 

Outgoing Correspondence

11. (Mrs. George) Grace Huntington Buckland (wife); 1924-1933

12. Mary Huntington Buckland (daughter); 1908-1929

13. Charlotte Boughton Buckland (daughter); 1922-1936

14. Assorted; 1927

 

(Mrs. George) Grace Huntington Buckland

 

Incoming Correspondence

15. Mary Huntington Buckland (daughter); 1910-1928

16. Charlotte Boughton Buckland (daughter); 1924

17. (Mrs. John) Mary Mitchel[l] Huntington (mother); 1905

18. (Mrs. Edmund) Elizabeth Mitchel[l] Huntington Rice (sister); 1911-1914

19. Fred Huntington (brother); 1904-1930

20. Dwight Huntington (brother); 1900-1930

21. Josephine Huntington (niece); 1912-1919

22. Helen Huntington Chatfield (cousin); 1920-1927

23. Charles and Harriet Wilby (cousin?); 1919-1925

24. Anna P. Williams (cousin); 1911-1929

25. Bessie Williams (aunt); 1905-1927

26. Cora B. Williams (cousin?); 1913

27. Mrs. C. Hanks [Williams Family]; 1907-1923

28. Mitchel[l] Family; 1916-1926

29. Extended Family; 1904-1929

30. M.J. and Beatrice Aitkins; 1907-1923

31. Mary E. Arthur; 1909-1912

32. Jessie Starbuck Blake; 1903

33. Clara P. Townsend; 1917

34. Edith M. King; 1927-1929

35. Gwendoleyne Leys; 1924

36. May Valentine; 1913

37. John C. Russell; 1925

38. Colonial Dames of America; 1911-1928

39. Associations/Organizations; 1901-1939

40. W.S. Tyler Company (Col. Webb C. Hayes Monument); 1922

41. Assorted; 1888-1905

42. Assorted; 1907-1908

43. Assorted; 1909-1912

44. Assorted; 1912-1915

45. Assorted; 1916-1918

46. Assorted; 1919-1938

47. Undated and/or unknown

 

Outgoing Correspondence

48. Mary Huntington Buckland (daughter); 1918

49. John Caldwell Huntington (father); n.d.

50. (Mrs. John) Mary Mitchel[l] Huntington (mother); 1883-1885

51. (Mrs. Col. Edmund) Elizabeth Huntington Rice (sister); 1883-1884

52. Fred Huntington (brother); 1885

53. Dwight Huntington (brother); 1885

54. (Mrs. Ralph P.) Charlotte Boughton Buckland (mother-in-law); 1891

55. Helen F. Huntington Chatfield (cousin); 1880-1881

56. Miscellaneous; 1881-1927

 

Miscellaneous

57. Invitations and Cards; 1914-1937

58. Envelopes; 1897-1933

 

Miss Mary Huntington Buckland

 

Incoming Correspondence

59. Charlotte Boughton Buckland (sister); 1923-1924

60. (Mrs. Col. Edmund) Elizabeth Huntington Rice (aunt); 1915-1916

61. (Mrs. Charles) Ann Buckland Dillon (aunt); 1911-1923

62. (Mrs. Horace) Elizabeth Bauman Buckland (aunt); 1917-1926

63. Josephine Huntington (cousin); 1912-1925

64. Bessie J. Williamson (relation?); 1915-1924

65. Extended Family; 1873-1939

66. Carrie “Doll”; 1915

67. Sarah J. Grant; 1911-1923

68. Katharine and Gwendoleyne Leys; 1911-1934

69. Assorted Friends; 1909-1915

70. Assorted Friends; 1918-1954

 

Outgoing Correspondence

71. Charlotte Boughton Buckland (sister); 1910-1954

72. Josephine Huntington (cousin); 1915

 

Box 2

 

Miss Mary Huntington Buckland

 

Outgoing Correspondence (continued)

1.  Educational Documents/Correspondence

 

Miscellaneous

2.  Invitations and Cards; 1915-1944

3.  Envelopes; 1902-1959

 

Miss Charlotte Boughton Buckland

 

Incoming Correspondence

4.  Extended Family; 1911-1913

5.  J.C. Russell; 1943-1946

6.  Assorted Friends; 1915-1946

 

Miscellaneous

7.  Invitations and Cards; 1909-1945

 

Gen. Ralph Pomeroy Buckland (Father of George Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

8.  Ellen Wright (cousin); 1873-1879

9.  Assorted Friends; 1861-1876

 

Outgoing Correspondence

10. (Mrs. Ralph P.) Charlotte Boughton Buckland (wife); 1866-1878

 

Miscellaneous

11. Invitations and Calling Cards; 1862-1891

 

(Mrs. Ralph P.) Charlotte Boughton Buckland (Mother of George Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

12. (Mrs. Charles) Ann Buckland Dillon (daughter); 1866

13. Caroline “Carrie” Buckland (daughter); 1862

14. Ralph Boughton Buckland (son); 1866

15. Horace Stephen Buckland (son); 1863

16. L.M. Boughton (sister); 1863-1879

17. George Boughton (brother?); 1877

18. C.E. Boughton (sibling?); 1879

19. Julia (niece); 1854-1878

20. Ellen Ecklee (niece); 1880

21. Cousins; 1873-1878

22. Assorted Friends; 1862

 

Outgoing Correspondence

23. Ralph Boughton Buckland (son); 1876

 

Ralph Boughton Buckland (Brother of George Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

24. (Mrs. Charles) Ann Buckland Dillon (sister); 1869

 

Horace Stephen Buckland (Brother of George Buckland)

 

Incoming/Outgoing Correspondence

25. Family and Friends; 1863-1878

 

Col. Edmund Rice (Brother-in-Law of Grace Huntington Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

26. Frank Miller; 1895

 

(Mrs. Edmund) Elizabeth Huntington Rice (Sister of Grace Huntington Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

27. Extended Family and Friends; 1895-1915

 

Outgoing Correspondence

28. (Mrs. John) Mary Mitchel[l] Huntington (mother); 1880

 

John Caldwell Huntington (Father of Grace Huntington Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

29. George Bradley; 1867

 

(Mrs. John) Mary Mitchel[l] Huntington (Mother of Grace Huntington Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

30. Assorted; 1840-1892

 

Kate Huntington (Sister of Grace Huntington Buckland)

 

Outgoing Correspondence

31. John and Mary (Mitchel[l]) Huntington (parents)/ Extended Family; 1861-1865

(photograph included)

 

Frederick Green Huntington (Brother of Grace Huntington Buckland)

 

Incoming Correspondence

32. Roland S. Mitchell (cousin); 1905

 

Buckland Family

 

33. Miscellaneous Correspondence, Cards and Invitations; 1874-1942

34. Waldoboro, Maine Property-“Hay Farm”; 1907-1936

35. Buckland Family-Mortgages, Memoranda and Receipts; 1894-1915

36. Buckland Family-Chattel Mortgages; 1925-1926

37. (Mrs. Edmund) Elizabeth Huntington Rice/R.C. Williams Estate; 1894-1928

38. (Mrs. Edmund) Elizabeth Huntington Rice Estate Documents; 1913-1926

39. Charlotte Boughton Buckland- Financial Documents; 1956-1960

40. Josephine Huntington (Niece of Grace) - Legal Documents; 1923-1925

41. Florida Works Progress Administration; 1937

42. Florida Works Progress Administration; 1938

43. Buckland Family- Taxes, Wage Reports and Receipts; 1901-1938

44. Buckland Family- Bank Statements; 1903-1924

45. Buckland Family- Bank Statements, Cancelled Checks and Bank Books; 1904-1927

 

Box 3

Bank and Legal Documents

 

1.  Buckland Family- Bank Statements; 1928-1929

2.  Buckland Family- Bank Statements; 1934-1935

3.  Buckland Family- Bank Statements; 1937-1938

4.  Buckland Family- Assorted Bank Documents

5.  Charles Dawes- Trust Documents; 1927-1938

6.  “Miss Jacobi’s” School/French Primary School Documents; 1919-1983

7.  Assorted Newspaper Clippings; 1915-1924

8.  Programs and Playbills; 1916-1945

9.  D.A.R./Colonial Dames of America- Handbooks and Programs; 1910-1925

10. Dance Cards/Bridge Cards

11. Ephemera; 1909-1955

12. Address Books/Notebooks; 1890-1916

13. Bibles

14. Clothing Patterns

 

Box 4
Photographs

1.  George Buckland
2.  (Mrs. George) Grace Huntington Buckland
3.  Mary Huntington Buckland (Daughter of George and Grace Buckland)
4.  Charlotte Boughton Buckland (Daughter of George and Grace Buckland)

5.  Mary and Charlotte Buckland (Daughters of George and Grace Buckland)

6.  (Mrs. George) Grace and Mary Buckland

7.  Mary and CharlotteBuckland- Newport, Rhode Island Trip, 1920

8.   Gen. Ralph Pomeroy Buckland (Father of George Buckland)

9.   Horace Buckland (Brother of George Buckland)

10. (Mrs. Charles) Mary Buckland Dillon

11. George Buckland Family

12. Col. Edmund Rice (Brother-in-Law of George Buckland

13. (Mrs. Edmund) Elizabeth Huntington Rice (Sister of Grace Huntington Buckland)

14. Rice Family

15. John Caldwell Huntington (Father of Grace Huntington Buckland)

16. (Mrs. John) Mary Mitchell Huntington (Mother of Grace Huntington Buckland)

17. Children of John and Mary (Mitchell) Huntington

18. Dwight Huntington (Brother of Grace Huntington Buckland)

19. Frederick Green Huntington (Brother of Grace Huntington Buckland)

20. Kate Tallman Huntington (Sister of Grace Huntington Buckland)

21. Mitchel Huntington (Brother of Grace Huntington Buckland)

22. (Mrs. Frederick) Frances Huntington (Sister-in-Law of Grace Huntington Buckland)

23. Mrs. A.W.  Huntington (Aunt Bessie)

24. M.C. Huntington

25. W. Huntington

26. Edith Huntington

27. C.L.F. Huntington

29. Sarah (Sally) Huntington

30. Mitchell Family

31. Williams Family

32. Hanks Family

 

Box 5

Photographs

 

1.   Isaac H. Brown

2.   Ray Burckhardt

3.   Professor Day of Yale

4.   Peter and Peggy

5.   E? Vedder

6.   Unidentified Men

7.   Isabel Aberdeen

8.   Carrie Gusdorf

9.   Agnes Haynard

10.  Reverend Mother of New York

11.  Harriet Oates Sargent?

12.  Millie Slater?

13.  Unidentified Women

14.  Robert Godfrey (child)

15.  Jack Clem Jr. (child)

16. Charlie Dillon (child)

17.  Frances and Helen (children)

18.  C.N. Horn? (child)

19. “Nebby” (child)

20.  F? Hull Nichols and Leverett Nichols (children)

21.  Katherine May Richmond (child)

22.  Sarah Towers Van Cleve (child)

23.  Tommy Roberts (child)

24.  Unidentified Children

25.  Unidentified Groups

26.  Notable People (carte de visites)

Major General Kilpatrick (2)

Mr. McMahon

Conte? du  Moirry?

Grand Duchesse Marie de Russia

La Anchepe de Malakoff

Contessa de Montjo?

Conte Walinski?

Ala El Kader

Faneuil Hall- Boston, MA

Bedroom scene

Religious Figures

Unidentified Military Figure (1)

27.  Family Pets/Animals

28.  French Primary School; Jacksonville, Florida

29.  George Buckland Home; 2623 Herschel Street Jacksonville, Florida

30.  George Buckland Home; Michigan City, Indiana

31. “Hay Farm”; Waldoboro, Maine

32.  Colonel and Mrs. Edmund Rice Home; Newport, Rhode Island

33.  Judge Ebon Newton Home; Canfield, Ohio

34.  Hotel Champlain (Interior), 1899

35.  Homes/Buildings/ Street Scenes; Fremont, Ohio

36.  Identified Street Scenes/Homes

37.  Unidentified Sailing/Beach

38.  U.S. Landmarks/Monuments

39.  Artifacts and Engravings

40.  French Primary School-Prints and Negatives

41.  “Hay Farm”; Waldoboro, Maine-Prints and Negatives

42.  Unidentified Negatives

43.  Unidentified Photographs

 

Album 1

Scrapbook 1

Photos of Mary Huntington Buckland from birth to 2 ½ years of age
Photos of John Caldwell Huntington
Plattsburg, New York photos of Buckland family
Fremont, Ohio photos of: 926 Birchard Ave.
Birchard Ave. (Miss Grant’s house)
603 Birchard Ave.

Scrapbook 2

Photos of college friends of George Buckland, Cincinnati, Ohio
Photos of Fremont, Ohio residents
Fremont, Ohio photos of: panorama views
Sandusky County Jail
Sandusky County courthouse
Sandusky River and dam
Mayor A. H. Jackson residence
Birchard Public Library
Fremont High School
Birchard Ave.
Troops entraining

Scrapbook 3

Charles M. Dillon Family Photos
Photos of Grace Huntington Buckland (Mrs. George Buckland)
Fremont, Ohio photos of: Dillon house, exterior and interior
72 O.V. I. Reunion at Dillon house
926 Birchard Ave., interior
713 Birchard Ave., interior
Birchard Ave. showing Stephen Buckland residence
Correspondence of: Annie Buckland Dillon, Dillon children George Buckland
Agreement between Ralph P. Buckland and Horace Buckland forming a law partnership, 1875

Album 2

Scrapbook 4

Correspondence and notes regarding genealogy of Huntington family
Descendants of John Williams
Descendants of Tracy family
Descendants of Avery family

Scrapbook 5

Miscellaneous invitations to weddings
Newspaper clippings regarding Yellowstone
Newspaper clippings regarding Ticonderoga
Miscellaneous greeting cards
Miscellaneous newspaper clippings
George H. Buckland Souvenir Sofa Cushions

Album 3

Scrapbook 6

Photos of Mary Huntington Buckland with other relatives
Mary Huntington Buckland school records
Photos of Buckland family with friends, Cincinnati, Ohio
Photos of Mary Huntington Buckland at farm at Waldoboro, Maine
Photos of Mary Huntington Buckland in various costumes
Photos of home of George Buckland, Michigan City, Indiana
Photos of Charlotte Boughton Buckland, birth 2 years of age
Graduation of Charlotte Buckland from University of Virginia, 1933

Album 4

Scrapbook 7

Correspondence and photos of relatives of Grace Huntington Buckland
Emily Fall
Clarine Scudder (daughter of Simeon Williams)
Scudder family
Charles Stedman Hanks
Hanks family
William Johnston
Johnston family
George McKnight Williamson
Bessie Williamson
Williamson family

Scrapbook 8

Fremont, Ohio photos of Buckland homestead
Photos of George Buckland
Newspaper published by George Buckland during Grand Army Fair, Fremont, Ohio, 1884
Fremont, Ohio photo of St. Ann Roman Catholic Church

Album 5

Scrapbook 9

Fremont, Ohio newspaper clippings
Obituaries
Local events
Activities of state and local historical societies
Dedication of Buckland Gateway at Spiegel Grove, Fremont, Ohio
Advertisements for Fremont, Ohio businesses
Poems by George Buckland

Album 6

Scrapbook 10

Fremont, Ohio photos
Sandusky River - Blue Banks farm
Sandusky County Courthouse and jail
Reunion Souvenir Toledo Critic, 23rd O.V.I. reunion, 1897
Photos of Waldoboro, Maine Hay farm
Shoreline of Goose River and creek
Charlotte and Mary Buckland and friends at Hay farm
Farmhouse exterior and interior views
Streets and buildings in town
Photos of Mouse Island, Lake Erie, Ohio
Photos of Suffolk County, Long Island, New York
Photos of Buckland house at Jacksonville, Florida

Scrapbook 11

Shiloh Battlefield Association materials
George Buckland application to Judge Advocate General’s Corps, World War I
George Buckland application to Quartermaster Corps, World War I
Capt. Stephen Buckland’s Revolutionary War record
Correspondence from Mrs. Horace (Eliza Baumann) Buckland
List of books
Family history of Joseph Pomeroy

Album 7

Scrapbook 12

Poems by George Buckland
Interest in writing as a career by George Buckland
National Society of the Colonial Dames of America
Jacksonville, Florida, Mrs. George Buckland
Correspondence from Mrs. Horace (Eliza Baumann) Buckland, Fremont, Ohio, 1917-1918, 1932-1934
News of Hayes family
Correspondence of Grace Buckland
Correspondence of George Buckland regarding genealogy

Scrapbook 13

Genealogy, including some photos
Avery family
Palmer family
Miner family
Wales family
Webster family
Marsh family
Lyman family
Fitch family
Wright family
Mason family
Bradford family
Kent family

Album 8

Scrapbook 14

Nathaniel Greene, Revolutionary War general
Newspaper clippings from Savannah, Georgia
Greene family genealogy, photos

Scrapbook 15

R. B. Buckland business items and correspondence
Grace Buckland correspondence
George Buckland correspondence
Society of Colonial Dames of America, Ohio
Travel brochures, itinerary, mementoes
Jacksonville, Florida National Guard, World War II
Newspaper clippings

Album 9

Scrapbook 16

George Buckland correspondence (mostly 1930s)
Financial matters
Shipment of furniture from Fremont, Ohio (1930 – stored at Miss Grant’s house)
Preferred stock sale in Jacksonville (Florida) Gas Co.
Farm in Waldoboro, Maine

Scrapbook 17

Photos of Hay Farm in Waldoboro, Maine
Photos of scenes in Maine

Scrapbook 18

Real estate deeds for George Buckland
Photo of George Buckland, Grace Huntington, Capt. Reynolds, Lizzie Meek
Correspondence and estate of George N. Boughton (cousin of George Buckland)
Genealogy of Mary Huntington Buckland and Charlotte Boughton Buckland
Volney Hanchett, Hanchett Works
Correspondence, newspaper clippings
Correspondence of Ann Dillon, Eliza Buckland, Mary (Dillon) Fangboner, Fleet Dillon

Album 10

Scrapbook 19

Colonel Edmund Rice and family photos
Estate of Elizabeth Huntington Rice
Photos of Charlotte Boughton Buckland

Scrapbook 20

Charlotte Buckland science notes
Christmas cards

Scrapbook 21

Charlotte Buckland’s graduation from Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia, 1927

Album 11

Scrapbook 23

Correspondence of Charlotte Buckland while attending Agnes Scott College, Georgia, Jan.-May 1927
Documents pertaining to Charlotte Buckland’s senior year at Agnes Scott College

Scrapbook 24

Fremont, Ohio landmarks
Fremont Memorial Hospital
Soldiers’ Memorial Tablet, Spiegel Grove
Buckland homestead and George Buckland’s parents
Ralph P. Buckland agreement, correspondence
Letter from Jerusha Boughton, aunt of George Buckland
Fremont (Ohio) Plank Road materials
Correspondence of George Buckland with siblings Horace Buckland and Ann Dillon

Album 12

Scrapbook 25

Ancestry of Simon Breed Williams
Ancestry of Cornelia Johnston Williams
The Family of John Williams
Correspondence between George and Grace Buckland and Dwight Williams (her cousin)
Photos of Williams family
Anna Williams correspondence
Estate inventory, unidentified

Scrapbook 26

Photos of Huntington family
Correspondence with Sally Huntington
Chatfield family photos and correspondence

Album 13

Scrapbook 27

Mitchell family genealogy
Mitchell family photos and correspondence
Searles family photos and correspondence
Moore family photos and correspondence

Scrapbook 28

Photos and correspondence of Dwight Huntington (brother of Grace Huntington Buckland) and family
Sketches by Dwight Huntington
Correspondence regarding Elizabeth Huntington Rice estate
Huntington family photos

Album 14

Scrapbook 29

Photos of Grace Huntington and friends
Photos and correspondence of Fred Huntington & family

Scrapbook 30

Photos of Fremont, Ohio
Photos of Canfield, Ohio
Photos of Norwalk, Ohio

Scrapbook 31

Newspaper clipping, Stephen Buckland elected mayor of Fremont
Photos of Buckland family
Granville Whittlesey Buckland
Mr. & Mrs. D. C. Buckland
Eben Newton photo and newspaper clippings
Photos of Richard Brown’s children, Josephine Gillett, Dr. George Wright

Album 15

Correspondence with Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dawes

Scrapbook 32

Photo and correspondence of Charles Brooks
Photos of W. T. Nichols, Manchester, New Hampshire, Grace Townsend, Dr. Wallace Seely
Ancestry of Grace Huntington Buckland
Coffin Family
Burckhardt family
Cincinnati, Ohio newspaper clippings
Friends of Buckland’s

Scrapbook 33

Coit family ancestry of Grace Huntington Buckland
Photos of friends of Grace Huntington including:
Louis Avery
Eliza Fisher
Hester Brinkerhoff Jackson
John Macy
Bessie Horton
Nora Murphy
Mary Holmes
Lucy Putnam
Annie Woodruff
Elizabeth Woodruff
Josephine Shade
Anna Cochran

Album 16

Scrapbook 34

250th anniversary of Norwich, Connecticut
Genealogy of John C. Huntington, descendant of Simon Huntington, Rev. John Lathrop, Thomas Laffingwell
Photos and obituaries of John C. Huntington
Photos and obituaries of Mary Mitchell Huntington
Photos of Elizabeth Mitchell Huntington
Photos of Kate Huntington
Photos of Cincinnati home, interior

Album 17

Scrapbook 35

April-May 1933 Newspaper clippings regarding Franklin Roosevelt’s appointments and        policies, especially farm relief, conservation, and forestry
Eleanor Roosevelt activities

Scrapbook 36

Photos of Hart family members: Helen, Louise Hobby
Photos of friends of Grace Huntington from Ft. Keogh, Montana
Carrie Brisbane
Mrs. Dr. George Blackman
Dr. Hayes
Ralph Huntington
Charles Tear
Eugene Clark
Dr. Pemberton Cutler
Dr. (Norris?) Pomeroy and correspondence
Col. & Mrs. Hathaway

Album 18

Scrapbook 37

Correspondence of George Buckland with Grace Buckland and Josephine Huntington
Newspaper clippings of Fremont, Ohio events
Obituaries of Fremont, Ohio residents
Records of Buckland Zouave Guard Cadets, 1861-1862
Genealogy of Jonathan Buckland, b. ca 1716

Scrapbook 38

Charlotte Buckland, 1926
Correspondence with family from Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia
Grade report
Correspondence between George Buckland and Agnes Scott College regarding tuition
Newspaper clippings about Agnes Scott College
Correspondence from Charlotte Buckland traveling after school (early summer 1926)
Cincinnati, Ohio
Washington, D.C.
Norwich, Connecticut

Album 19

Scrapbook 39

Charlotte Buckland, 1924
Correspondence with family from Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia

Scrapbook 40

Congratulatory cards and letters for Charlotte Buckland’s graduation from Agnes Scott       College, 1927
Correspondence between Charlotte and parents, 1932

Album 20

Scrapbook 41

Graduation of Charlotte Buckland from Duval High School, Jacksonville, Florida, 1923
Correspondence from Charlotte to parents from Agnes Scott College, Sept.-Dec. 1923

Scrapbook 42

Charlotte Buckland, 1925
Correspondence with family from Agnes Scott College
Correspondence between George Buckland and Agnes Scott College regarding tuition

Album 21

Scrapbook 43

Unidentified photos – Jacksonville, Florida?
Photos of Charlotte and Mary Buckland
Genealogy of Huntington family
Newspaper clippings of Harry Hoyt and family members
Photos of George Buckland home in Jacksonville, Florida
Jacksonville Gas Co. newspaper clippings and photos
George Buckland poem/lyrics and attempts to publish

Scrapbook 44

Charlotte Buckland, 1926
Summer study at University of Maine
Correspondence with family from Agnes Scott College, Aug.-Dec.
Correspondence between George Buckland and Agnes Scott College regarding tuition

Album 22

Scrapbook 45

Charlotte Buckland correspondence, 1931-1937
Porter University, Jacksonville, Florida (where Charlotte Buckland taught biology), newspaper clippings
Material regarding East Coast Travel of Charlotte  Buckland
Charlotte Buckland’s activities with Girl Scouts of America
Correspondence between Charlotte Buckland and George Buckland
Newspaper clippings and correspondence from Mountain Lake Biological Station of University of Virginia, 1937
1936 Christmas cards

Scrapbook 46

Correspondence from Charlotte Buckland with family from Mountain Lake Biological Station, University of Virginia, 1931-1933

Album 23

Scrapbook 47

Estate of Elizabeth Huntington Rice
Correspondence regarding Josephine Huntington
Buckland family genealogy
Photos of Buckland homestead Fremont, Ohio
Grace Buckland, Society of Colonial Dames
Photos and correspondence from Waldoboro, Maine
Newspaper clippings regarding historical house, events, and organizations

Album 24

Scrapbook 48

Primary school conducted by Mary and Grace Buckland, Jacksonville, Florida
Christmas cards 1927,1928
Invitations
Seaboard Air Line railway newspaper clippings
Agnes Scott College and Alumnae Club correspondence and newspaper clippings
Cultural events at Jacksonville, Florida 1928-1930, movies, concerts, plays

Scrapbook 49

Correspondence between George Buckland and James Benner, husband of Viola Benner, regarding house and Hay Farm at Waldoboro, Maine, 1937-1938
Viola Benner estate
Correspondence regarding Hay Farm home maintenance

Album 25

Scrapbook 50

Charlotte Buckland correspondence while at Mountain Lake, Virginia 1929-1932
Agnes Scott College and alumnae information
Andrew Jackson High School, Jacksonville, Florida

Scrapbook 51

Correspondence of George Buckland regarding family occurrences, health, Fremont events and residents, Buckland homestead with:
Frederick Huntington
Elizabeth (Mrs. Horace) Buckland
Kent Dillon
Charlotte (Dillon) Ickes
Annie Dillon

Album26

Scrapbook 52

Miscellaneous household bills
Medical bills for Grace Buckland
Letter from R. W. Huntington, Buenos Aires
Efforts to sell book “Baths of the Romans”

Scrapbook 53

Household bills
Utility bills
Tax receipts
Medical bills for Grace Buckland
Pharmacy bills
Correspondence with Dwight Huntington

Scrapbook 54

Newspaper clippings from 1918-1920
World War I
International events
U.S. domestic policies
Historical events
Baby book for Mary Buckland, born March 21, 1896
Correspondence regarding birth of Mary

Scrapbook 55

French Spoliation Case, 1891-19092
George Buckland represented interests of Mary Huntington, granddaughter of Jethro Mitchell. (Mitchell and sons owned a ship, the Active, which was seized and sold by a French privateer in 1799).

Album 27

Scrapbook 56

Correspondence between Charlotte Buckland and her parents, 1916-1919
(including Charlotte’s trip to visit her aunt Elizabeth Huntington Rice in Rhode Island)

Box 6

Acid free photocopies of Scrapbooks 1 -39

Box 7

Acid free photocopies of Scrapbooks 40 – 56

Box 8

George Buckland- Solicitations for Jacksonville Gas Company (1907-1909)

Charlotte Buckland- “School Days” Memory Book (1917-1919)

Charlotte Buckland- “The Girl Graduates Record Book” (1923-1924)

Mary Buckland- “Miss Jacobi’s” School (ca. 1915)

Mary Buckland- Baby book (1896)

George and Grace (Huntington) Buckland- Marriage Scrapbook (1891)

 

Newspaper Clippings (ca. 1883-1886) Fremont Ohio Flood of 1883; 72nd OVI reunion articles; political articles

 

Photograph Album- Dillon House (Fremont, Ohio); Gen. R.P. Buckland Homestead (Fremont, Ohio); Residences of prominent citizens of Fremont, Ohio; Unidentified portraits

 

The World’s Standard Woodworking Machinery- J.A. Fay & Egan Co. / George Buckland family ephemera (1918-1919)

 

Box 9

Religious poems and articles/obituaries/marriage announcements (ca. 1895)

 

Photograph Album- Fremont, Ohio landmarks; Gen. R.P. Buckland Homestead (Fremont, Ohio) (ca. 1860s-1890s)

 

Photograph Album- Fort Marion (St. Augustine, Florida); Waynesville, North Carolina; Asheville, North Carolina; Jacksonville, Florida

 

Photograph Album (4) - Italy and France; England and Holland; Milan, Italy; London, England

 

Box 10

Calling Cards (1880s-1890s)

Calling Cards (n.d.)

Wedding Invitations (ca. 1890s-1905)

European Postcards (ca. 1900-1920s)

 

Box 11

 

Stephen Buckland- Revolutionary War Record [See Album 6, Scrapbook 11]

Century of Progress Chicago’s World’s Fair Pamphlets, 1934

Forestry Building-World’s Columbian Exposition; Chicago, Illinois 1983

Gen. Ralph Pomeroy Buckland

“Miss Jacobi’s” School Play (cast identified on verso)

Government Building

Class Picture (George Buckland) (2)

 

Post Cards: George Buckland (1908-1934); Grace Buckland (1905-1938); Mary Buckland (1902-1960); Charlotte Buckland (1908-1960)

 

Box 12

Glass Plate Negatives

Butcher? of 36 W.  Adams Street

Verin Martin Cabinet

Dishes (2)

Patrick Henry Table-T. Frederick Davis

Pitcher (2)

Bourdin Clock

Table, 36 W. Adams Street

Bourdin Clock and table

John Randolph Table

Cabinet of China (2)

Alaskan Totem Pole (2)

Wedgewood Jugs and Cup

 

BOX 13
Books

Silhouette, 1926, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA

The Silhouette, 1927, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA

The Twenty-Four Books of the Holy Scriptures

The Book of Psalms

Rose in Bloom, A Sequel to Eight Cousins by Louisa M. Alcott, 1906, Boston

Little Men: Life at Plumfield with Jo’s Boys, by Louisa M. Alcott, 1904, Boston

Hero Stories of the Old Testament, 1913, Milwaukee, Wis.

Les Adventures De Charlot…, by Alfred De Brėhat, Paris

Under The Lilacs, by Louisa M. Alcott, 1899, Boston

Jo’s Boys, and How They Turned Out, a sequel to “Little Men”, by Louisa M. Alcott, 1903, Boston

Eight Cousins, or Aunt-Hill, by Louisa M. Alcott, 1906, Boston

Little Women, by Louisa M. Alcott, 1903, Boston

Signs and Seasons, by John Burroughs, 1889

The Elson Basic Readers, Book Two, by William H. Elson and William S. Gray, 1931

Geology and Mineralogy by Rev. William Buckland, D.D., 1841, Philadelphia

Natural Theology: or, Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of The Deity”, by William Paley, D.D., 1880

The Holy Bible, 1871

The Holy Bible, 1841

The Baronetage of England, June 1804, London

The Book of Common Prayer, 1929, New York

The Political Works, of John Greenleaf Whittier, 1868, Boston

David Copperfield, Charles Dickens, 1958

Pansies and Water-Lillies, by Louisa M. Alcott, 1902, Boston

What is Worth While, by Anna Robertson Brown, 1897, New York

New Primary Arithmetic, John H. Walsh, 1905, Boston

Easy Lessons for the Little Ones at Home

Bible Pictures and Their Stories, by Susanna G. Fisher, 1930

McGuffey’s Eclectic Primer, 1896

History of Norwich, Connecticut, by Frances Manwaring Caulkins, 1866

The Society of the Founders of Norwich, June 1908

Notes on Persons and Places in the Ancient Town of Norwich in Connecticut, 1909

BOX 14

Books

Two Little Friends in Norway, by Margaret Sidney

Deutfch fur Unfanger, by W. D. Zinnecker, Ph.D.

Of the Imitation of Christ, by Thomas A. Kempis

American Military Biography Containing the Lives, Characters, and Anecdotes of the Officers of the Revolution… 1825

The Story of the Odyssey, by Rev. Alfred J. Church, M.A., 1908, New York

English Surnames, An Essay on Family Nomenclature…, by Mark Antony Lower, M.A.

Joshua, A Story of Biblical Times, by Georg Ebers, 1890, New York

Quatrevingt-Treize, par Victor Hugo, New York

The New Baronetage of England… June 1804, London

The ‘Old Northwest’ Genealogical Quarterly, 1898, Columbus, Ohio

The Story of the Rocks, Fourteen Weeks in Popular Geology, by J. Dorman Steele

Elements of Heraldry, by William H. Whitmore, 1866, Boston

The Antiquities of Heraldry, by William Smith Ellis, Esq., 1869, London

Snow-Bound; Among the Hills Songs of Labor; and Other Poems, by John G. Whittier

Yearbook of Agriculture 1932

Stories of American Life and Adventure, by Edward Eggleston

The Silent Readers, by William D. Lewis, Albert L. Rowland, Ethel H. Gehres

Valuable Musical Works

Church Psalmist; or Psalms and Hymns

The Power of the Will or Success, by H. Risborough Sharman, 1896, Boston

The Sacred Harp, A Collection of Church Music, by Lowell Mason, 1836

Fables de La Fontaine, 1878

The Sabbath-School Bell, Cincinnati

Pronouncing Musical Dictionary, by H.A. Clarke, 1886, Philadelphia

The Sunday School Service and Tune Book, by John C. Hollister, 1863

The One Hundred and One Best Songs for Home, School and Meeting

Official Handbook of Exhibits in the Division of the Basic Sciences, 1934 Chicago

Illustrated Guide to Savannah Georgia, 1917

Masterpieces of Piano Music

BOX 15

Books

Descendants of John Williams of Newbury and Haverhill, Mass. 1600-1674, 1925, Chicago

Corticelli Home Needlework, 1899, Florence, MA.

Geology and Mineralogy, by Rev. William Buckland ,D.D., 1837, Philadelphia

Essai Historique et Critique sur LaRevolution Francaise, 1815, Paris

The Everyday Song Book, 1927, Chicago

The Genealogy of the Existing British Peerage, by Edmund Lodge, Esq., 1832, London

Sandusky County Pioneer Historical Association and Historical Society, Yearbook for the Years 1923 and 1924, Fremont, OH

Transactions of the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, 1839, Cincinnati

Little Bo-Peep and Other Good Stories, Philadelphia

Ful-O-Pep Poultry Book for 1924, Chicago

1894 Rules and Regulations of the Police Department

The Peerage of England, Vol. I, 1741, London

The Peerage of England, Vol. III, 1741, London

Vanity Fair, by William M. Thackeray, 1871, Philadelphia

The Child’s World, First Reader, by Sarah Withers, Hetty S. Browne, W. K. Tate

Ainsworth’s Dictionary, English and Latin, by Thomas Morell, D.D., 1829, Philadelphia

History of Windham County, Connecticut, Vol. II, by Ellen D. Larned, 1880

The Grand Hotel, LTD., Guide Book for Yokohama and Immediate Vicinity, by N. Amenomori

The Handbook of Herladry, by John E. Cussans, 1869, London

The House of the Seven Gables, by Nathaniel Hawthorne” by Clyde Furst, 1917, New York

Wild Flowers We Know, by Thornton W. Burgess, 1929, Racine, WI.

Wild Flowers We Should Know, by Thornton W. Burgess, 1919, Racine, WI.

BOX 16

Books

Round the Year, by Arthur I. Gates and Miriam Blanton Huber, 1937, New York (French Primary School)

Everyday Classics First Reader, by Fannie Wyche Dunn, Franklin T. Baker, Ashley H. Thorndike, 1925, New York (French Primary School- 2 copies)

Yearbook of the Unites States Department of Agriculture 1916

Atlantic Classics Second Series, Boston

Recollections of a Lifetime, by General Roeliff Brinkerhoff, 1900, Cincinnati

An Abridgement of Guillim Heraldry, Vol II, by Samuel Kent, 1823, London

The Key to the Golden Islands, by Carita Doggett Corse, 1931, Chapel Hill, NC

Liturgy for the Use of the Church at King’s Chapel, Boston, 1811

The Peerage of England; Vol. IV, by Arthur Collins, Esq., 1741, London

The Book of Common Prayer

History of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, by Jacob Abbott, 1878, New York

Lady Jane, by Mrs. C.V. Jamison, 1906, New York

The ‘Old Northwest’ Genealogical Quarterly, 1899, Vol. II, 1899, Columbus, OH

Heraldry: Ancient and Modern, by S. T. Aveling, 1891, London and New York

The Curio, An Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Sept. 1887, to Feb. 1888

BOX 17
Books

 

The Coit Family; or the Descendants of John Coit, by Rev. F.W. Chapman, 1874, Hartford

The Dream Bag, by Winifred Agnes Haldane, 1904, Chicago

Tales and Verses of Long Ago, 1894, New York

Webster’s New World Dictionary of the American Language

Oracle 1923, Duval High School, Jacksonville, FL

The Oracle Annual of Andrew Jackson High School, 1932

The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Florida, May 1939

The Berlitz Self-Teacher: French, New York

Holidays at Roselands, by Martha Finley, New York

Neuman and Baretti’s Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages, 1827, Boston

Speeches and Addresses of William McKinley, From March 1, 1897 to May 30, 1900, New York

The Mayflower Descendant, 1899, Boston

United States Department of Agriculture Yearbook 1922, 1923, Washington

Messages of the Presidents of the United States from the formation of the general government, down to the close of the administration of President Van Buren; concluding with the inaugural address of President W. H. Harrison, 1841, Columbus

Stories from English History, by Albert F. Baisdell

The School Song Book; Student Edition

 

BOX 18

Books

The Life of George Washington in Words of One Syllable, by Josephine Pollard, New York

Century of American Literature and the Lives and Portraits of our Favorite Authors

The Animal Kingdom, by S.G. Goodrich

The Blennerhassett Papers, embodying the Private Journal of Harman Blennerhassett, by William H. Safford, 1891, Cincinnati

History of Windham County, Connecticut, Vol. I, 1600-1760, by Ellen D. Larned, 1874, Worcester, MA

The Story of San Michele, by Axel Munthe, New York

The Natural Method Readers – A Second Reader, by Hannah T. McManus and John H. Haaren

Essentials of Algebra for Secondary Schools, by Webster Wells, S.B.

Silas Marner, The Weaver of Raveloe, by George Eliot

The Leffingwell Record, 1637-1897; 1897, New York

A Treasury of Stephen Foster, New York

Geology and Mineralogy, by Rev. William Buckland, D.D., 1841, Philadelphia

BOX 19
Books

 

Appletons’ Cyclopedia of American Biography, Vols. I – V”, edited by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske, 1888, New York

Higher Geography, by Alexis Everett Frye

SHEET MUSIC:

“Winner’s Eureka Method for the Guitar…”, 1891, Boston

“Schirmer’s Library of Musical Classics, Chopin Waltzes for the Piano”, 1939

“Schirmer’s Library, Vol. 482, Kuhner, The School of Etudes for the Pianist”, 1898, Boston

“The National Anthems of the Allies”, 1917

“First Pedal Studies for the Piano”, n.d.

“Berens, The Cultivation of the Left Hand…Piano”, n.d.

“Harry Alexander Matthews, A Frolic, Mazurka for Piano”, 1910

“Sunny Side Up”, 1929, N.Y.

“Carolina Sweetheart, Waltz”, 1925, N.Y.

“When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob Bobbin Along”, 1926, N.Y.

“Enid Waltz”, 1919, N.Y.

“The Rose of No Man’s Land”, 1918, N.Y.

“Smiles”, 1917, Chicago

“My Hawaii, You’re Calling Me”, 1917, Seattle

“The Remick Mandolin & Guitar Collection”, 1918

“Florida”, 1925, N.Y.

“Chiquita”, 1928, N.Y.

“My Ohio Home”, 1927, N.Y.

“Lucky Lindy”, 1927, N.Y.

“Melrose official University Song Book”, 1943, N.Y.

“Way Down Yonder in New Orleans”, 1922, N.Y.

“Mazie”, 1921, N.Y.

“You Know You Belong to Somebody Else”, 1922, N.Y.

BOX 20

Books

“The Holy Bible”, Vol. I, 1849, Philadelphia

“Miscellanea Genealogica et Herladica”, edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D., F.S.A., Vols. I – IV, 1884, London

“The Silhouette, 1924”, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA

“Silhouette, 1925”, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA

CLOTHING

Transferred to the Museum