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Carroll, John - Correspondence., 01/01/1762-12/31/1815

 File — Box: 23, Folder: 52
Identifier: 80305

Series-level Scope and Content Note

From the Series:

Consists of transcripts of John Carroll correspondence. Shea used these transcripts to write 'Life and Times of Most Rev. John Carroll,' volume two of his four-volume history of the Catholic Church in America. The transcripts are arranged in rough chronological order.

Dates

  • Creation: 01/01/1762-12/31/1815

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open for research use.

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Shelf Location

09/10/04

Container Summary

1 AM addressed to Rev. Charles Ignatius White titled "Documents wanted," listing writings of John Carroll. 1 AM list: "Pastorals, Circulars . . . of Archbishop Carroll." 1 AL (transcript): Death of Dr. John Carroll, Archbishop of Baltimore by F. Charles Plowden," circa 1816. 1 AL (transcript) from Carroll to James Carroll in Ireland. 1 AM: passages omitted from "Notice of the death of Archbishop Carroll in Brent's Life." 1 AM (transcript): deposition of Elizabeth Carroll, circa 1762. 1 AM notes labeled: "Federal Gazette," dated 12/4/1815.

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

WHITE, CHARLES IGNATIUS - CORRESPONDENCE TO (UNDATED): Other Types

CARROLL, JOHN - CORRESPONDENCE (1762-1815): Transcript

CARROLL, JOHN - CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING DEATH OF (1815): Transcript

PLOWDEN, CHARLES - CORRESPONDENCE (1816?) ON DEATH OF CARROLL, JOHN: Transcript

CARROLL, JOHN - CORRESPONDENCE TO CARROLL, JAMES (UNDATED): Transcript

CARROLL, JAMES - CORRESPONDENCE FROM CARROLL, JOHN (UNDATED): Transcript

CARROLL, ELIZABETH - DEPOSITION (1762?): Transcript

"FEDERAL GAZETTE" - REFERENCE IN RELATION TO CARROLL, JOHN (1815): Transcript

Repository Details

Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository

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