John Anthony Grassi, S.J. (38 of 39), 1817-01-10-1817-06-20

File — Box: 2, Folder: 27

Identifier: 119_59_13

John Anthony Grassi, S.J. (38 of 39)

Scope and Contents

Contains ALS: from Plowden to Grassi introducing Roger Baxter, fortunes of Society in England 1/10/1817; from Norbert Korsak, SJ to Grassi on capture of archives in St. Petersburg 1/10/1817; from Abp L. Neale to James Lucas, SJ on Charleston schism, status of church in Norfolk 1/14/1817; from Rev. John Dubois to F. Neale on deed to unspecified property 1/16/1817; from Abp Marechal to Grassi on latter's appointment as coadjutor, desires to extend White Marsh 1/30/1817; from Brute to Grassi recommending procurement of clergy from Europe, formation of several Society centers in America 2/6/1817; PRN spiritual bouquet to Mulledy 2/6/1817; from Marshall to Grassi on Mountain church (in Conewago?) 2/12/1817; from C. Neale to F. Neale on misc. financial matters 4/1/1817; to E. Fenwick on bequest of Samuel Banister to Corp RCC 4/15/1817; from Dubois to Grassi on cooperation of Catholic colleges, deed to St. Joseph's, terms of College at Emmitsburg 5/13/1817; from Mobberly to F. Neale relating account of 1814 English attack on St. Inigoes 6/10/1817; PRNS circular from Abp Marechal on death of L. Neale 6/20/1817.

*Former finding aid locations: 119_59_13; 205T1-205T12*

Dates

1817-01-10-1817-06-20

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Extent

From the Collection: 308 boxes (212 regular boxes, 25 oversized boxes, 58 restricted regular boxes, 13 restricted oversized boxes, plus 14 card catalog drawers )