Thomas Mulledy, S.J. (4 of 10), 1838-04-08-1838-06-24

File — Box: 8, Folder: 21

Identifier: 119_66_5

Thomas Mulledy, S.J. (4 of 10)

Scope and Contents

Contains ALS: from Wm. McSherry to Dzierozynski on latter's naturalization, deed to D. Barber property 4/8/1838; from Bp Brute to Dubuisson on Mattingly miracle 4/15/1838; from Carbery to Dubuisson with St. Inigoes fructus spirituales from 1829-37 4/27/1838; from T. Mulledy to McElroy on Dzierozynski's ill health 4/29/1838, on prices for slaves 6/12/1838; from Dubuisson to Wm. McSherry on sending priest to Alexandria 5/4/1838; from Ward to S. Barber on status of Georgetown (including list of teachers), anti-Catholic sentiment in Tennessee, offers of churches in Richmond, Wheeling, Philadelphia, NY, various miracles 5/6/1838; from B. Fenwick to G. Fenwick on mad priests 5/11/1838, letter of introduction 6/18/1838; from Henry Reiselman, SJ to S. Barber on misc., enrollment at St. Louis and Georgetown 11/15/1838; from Grassi to T. Mulledy on shipment of paintings to America, work in archives of England Province 6/6/1838; from Havermans to Dubuisson with Newtown fructus spirituales 6/8/1838; from T. Mulledy to Dzierozynski on assembly of Procurators 6/21/1838; from Dzierozynski to Mulledy on same 6/24/1838.

**Former finding aid locations: 119_66_5; 212P1-212P13**

Materials on Slavery

This folder contains materials related to Jesuit slaveholding.

"I would be willing to take $450": Fr. Mulledy to Fr. McElroy on pricing slaves, June 12, 1838 [GSA91]

Dates

1838-04-08-1838-06-24

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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 )