William McSherry, S.J. (5 of 16), 1834-03-27-1834-06-30

File — Box: 8, Folder: 5

Identifier: 119_65_10

William McSherry, S.J. (5 of 16)

Scope and Contents

Contains ALS: 2 from Wm. McSherry to Dzierozynski on death of Daniel Barber and condition of Claremont property 4/1 & 8/1834; from Ward to S. Barber on misc. 4/15/1834; from G. Fenwick, novice to Mulledy et al. on misc. plus count of students at Georgetown 4/16/1834; from Hitselberger to G. Fenwick on criticisms by former 4/16/1834; from Abp Whitfield to Wm. McSherry on clergy shortage in St. Mary's Co. 4/22/1834; from a Mr. Barbelin, SJ to Samuel Mulledy, SJ on loss of boarders at Georgetown following storm, general approval of new building at Georgetown 4/22/1834; 2 from Grivel to McElroy on move of Novitiate to Frederick Mar and Apr 1834; from Grassi to Wm. McSherry on provision of missionaries for foreign missions 4/24/1834; from Wm. McSherry to McElroy on meeting with Abp on taking charge of Liberty church 5/6/1834, on misc. 6/21/1834; from Beschter to McSherry on Brandt lot in Conewago, crop pest problem 5/12/1834; from A. Kohlmann to McElroy asking latter to write of Society in America 5/15/1834; 2 from B. Fenwick to G. Fenwick on collapse of church gallery in New Haven, objections to admitting Protestants to Georgetown, death of Daniel Barber 6/2/1834; from Vespre to Dubuisson on arbitration between Society and Quakers over Willings Alley and St. Joseph's Church, Philadelphia 6/5/1834; from Grivel to S. Barber on expulsions and deportations diminishing Georgetown enrollment, prefects at Georgetown, personnel at White Marsh, death of Daniel Barber 6/22/1834; from a James Faye, SJ to George Kennedy 6/23/1834; from Abp Whitfield to McElroy on Liberty church deed and control 6/30/1834.

**Former finding aid locations: 119_65_10; 211 W1 - 211 W15**

Dates

1834-03-27-1834-06-30

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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 )