Box 2

1 sewn, large-format diary or journal with no cover of JMF kept while in Brookline, MA.

Miscellaneous correspondence from Rev. Joseph M. Finotti, S.J., while in Alexandria, VA; Boston, MA; and Arlington, MA.

Correspondence from Eusebio Guiteras of Philadelphia, on bibliographic topics.

Miscellaneous correspondence to Finotti, including correspondence from Charles R. Hales, August F. Hewit, Mary Bodde, Martha Ann Tanner, and A. M. Keiley, Mayor of Richmond.

Correspondence from Isaac Hecker to JMF regarding "Catholic World" (journal), politics, and other publications.

Correspondence from Maria Josephine Hemenway to JMF, mostly regarding religion.

Miscellaneous correspondence to JMF, mostly regarding bibliography and membership in learned societies. Includes correspondence from William P. Kelly, James A. & John Lanigan, Theodore Lyman, and John A. McAllister.

Misellaneous correspondence to JMF, including correspondence from William James McClure, Nicola Miale, and John O'Kane Murray.

Correspondence from James A. Meline, a bibliophile, and after his death in 1873 from his widow to JMF.

Miscellaneous correspondence from John Murphy of Baltimore to JMF.

Miscellaneous correspondence to JMF, including correspondence from Octavio Perez, John Savage, and George M. Searle.

Miscellaneous correspondence from Julia C. Smalley to JMF mostly personal.

Miscellaneous correspondence to JMF, including correspondence from Rev. Edward J. Sourin, S.J., Rev. Patrick F. Healy, S.J., James Thoron, Eugenio Vetromile, and Thomas Walsh.

AMs (2 leaves) by JMF about the Boston funeral of Thomas Barrett.

Constitution and by-laws of St. Patrick's Catholic Mutual Relief and Benevolent Society; probably in Arlington, MA.

Mss. (50 leaves) in English on Countess Matilda (time of Gregory VII).

Apparently a trans. of G.B. Campolini's 1853 work. MS of 28 pp. Period to which it refers unknown.

Text of talk on St. Patrick given in Cambridge, Provincetown, Brookline, Brighton, and Lexington MA and elsewhere over 21 years.

MS of 3 pp.; lecture to parents from point of view of God.

Approx 100 pp. MS, trans. from Fr. 1856 original by Count Anatole de Segru (?). Also called a Papal Zouave. Dedicated to Maj-Gen Wm. S. Rosecrans.