Box 1

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy. Covers the period from July 22, 1879 until late June, 1885. Also contains a brief account of a journey to Quebec in July 1885 (found near the end of the diary). Following this account, there is a page titled “Family Record,” which gives the birth and death dates of Healy’s parents (including his enslaved mother, Eliza), siblings, cousins, nephews, and nieces.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy. Covers the year 1892, including Healy’s trip to Rome in July of that year.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1893.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1896.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1897.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1898.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick  Healy.  Covers the year 1899.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick  Healy.  Covers the year 1900.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1903.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1904.

Bound pocket diary of Patrick Healy.  Covers the year 1905.

Bound diary of Patrick Healy.  Fragmentary coverage of the year 1906.

Bound commonplace book of Patrick Healy with notes and references to a variety of readings.

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Titled "Cosmologia" and "Theologia." In Latin.

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Titled "Quodlibet." In Latin.

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Not titled. In Latin.

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Titled "Cosmologia" and "Degrelle." In Latin.

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Titled "Cosmologia." In Latin.

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Titled "Degrelle" and "Theodicea."

Bound academic notebook of Patrick Healy from his Jesuit schooling and religious training. Titled "Psychologia."