Correspondence, Tone - Wynne., 02/12/1883-07/19/1920

This folder contains the correspondence sent to TFM for the letters Tone - Wynne, arranged alphabetically, 9 items:@ @ Tone, B. W. (descendant of Wolf Tone) -- ACS -- to TFM, 7/19/1920. Response to TFM's inquiry on the identification of any Catholic descendants of the Irish nationalist [Theobald] Wolfe Tone (1763-1798) (Irish nationalist, leader of the Rebellion of 1798).@ @ Train, George Francis (1829-1904) (author, famous American eccentric) -- ACS -- to TFM, 11/22/n.d. Re. a lecture he will give on Ireland(?).@ @ Vincent, George E. (1864-1941) (Methodist bishop) -- TLS -- to TFM, 12/22/1891. Request for names of individuals who could speak on the Irish experience in America at the Chautauqua Assembly.@ @ Walsh, L[awrence]., Rev. (1858-1924) (future bishop of Portland; treasurer of the American branch of the Irish Land League) -- ALS -- to TFM, 2/12/1883. Request to publish letter [announcing source of donations to the land league(?)].@ @ Walters, W[illiam]. T[hompson]. (1820-1894) (businessman, art collector) -- ALS -- 11/8/1889. Notifying TFM that his name has been placed on the press list for the opening of an exhibit of Walters' art collection.@ @ Walters, W[illiam]. T[hompson]. (1820-1894) (businessman, art collector) -- ALS -- 11/12/[1889]. Second invitation to attend the opening of an art exhibit, with clarification that the gallery is in New York.@ @ White, William, Mgr. (St. Patrick's Church, Brooklyn, New York) -- ALS -- to TFM, 10/30/1902. Re. article TFM sent to him and matters related to the U.S. Catholic Historical Society. [Handwritten note by TFM on bottom: "a splendid character - wore himself out in good works & died all too young a great loss."]@ @ Wynne, John J., SJ (1859-1948) (founder and editor of "America", editor of the "Catholic Encyclopedia") -- ALS -- to TFM, 11/11/1902. Re. article they were preparing on the proselytizing of Italians in the New York Diocese. [Handwritten note by TFM indicating that the article was printed in the Catholic "Messenger."]@ @ Wynne, John J., SJ (1859-1948) (founder and editor of "America", editor of the "Catholic Encyclopedia") -- ALS -- to TFM, 11/19/1902. Re. Abp. John M. Farley's angry reaction to the article they had written on the proseltyzing of Italians in the New York Diocese and how they should respond to him.@ @