Box 2

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Correspondence from fellow Jesuits, including Fr. Edward Sponga, regarding Daley's writing of a centenary history of Woodstock College.

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Miscellaneous sources collected by Daley for his history of Woodstock College, including: "The Origins of Woodstock College: 1859-1869" (circa 1960) by Fr. Gerard Drummond; "Woodstock College: Its Buildings and Grounds" (1960); and "Historical Notes on Woodstock" (1967) by Daley for the Assistancy Conference on the Total Development of the Jesuit Priest.

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A marked up draft of Daley's dissertation "Georgetown College: The First Fifty Years."

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A copy of Daley's dissertation "Georgetown College: The First Fifty Years"; presumably a final or penultimate draft.

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Suggestions and notes for Daley's dissertation from Frs. Stephen X. Winters and Edward A. Ryan. These are associated with the version found in box 2 folders 17-18.

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Notes and corrigenda (or errata) for Daley's 1957 published version of his dissertation Georgetown University: Origin and Early Years.

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Ephemera such as schedules; thank you notes/cards from parishioners and students; and preliminary reading materials surrounding Daley's visit to the Vice-Province of Jamshedpur (India) as Provincial in the fall of 1961.

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Notecards created by Daley providing a chronological view of the history of Woodstock College (1848-1919) based on sources he had collected, most of which are present in photocopies of correspondence above (box 1 folders 1-15).

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Notecards created by Daley providing biographical information on professors at Woodstock College (1919-1944), predominantly based on litterae annuae and the Woodstock Letters.

Scope and Contents Notecards created by Daley containing names of those who served in different offices at Woodstock College (including faculty by subject) as well as lists of those who were in administrative positions such as Superior General, Provincial, and Rector. Compiled from the "Book of Names and Office(r)s" now found here within box 166 folder 4275 of the Woodstock College...

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Notecards created by Daley providing biographical information on the first professors at Woodstock College (1869-1870), predominantly based on the Woodstock Letters, as well as Theologians' Diaries.

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Notecards created by Daley providing sources (and some description) for various activities at Woodstock College such as the Woodstock Press/the Woodstock Letters; shows, activities, and sports; and the nearby Villa.

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Entries on ordinations likely taken from a Woodstock house diary (1907-1930, photocopies) as well as two further lists: one of ordinations for 1936 and one with compiled data on ordinations from 1870-1940.

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Material surrounding the construction of Woodstock College, including a deed and building contracts (photocopies).

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A bound copy of Fr. Paul Vincent Osterle's master's thesis at Catholic University entitled "A History and Imprint of Woodstock College Press, 1869-1955."

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Contains materials surrounding the 75th anniversary (or diamond jubilee) of the founding of Woodstock College, including programs, articles, and photographs as well as a list of all the books produced by its faculty members over the course of its history ("The 'Woodstockienses'") by Frs. Joseph W. O'Donovan and Herbert A. Musurillo. Also contains a summary of a disputation on the social encyclicals that occurred during the festivities.

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Transcribed entries from the diary of the Provincial Procurator, then Fr. Joseph Zwinge, considering the possibility of moving Woodstock to New York (1908-1910) as well as a valuation of the college and its grounds (1910, photocopy).

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Notecards created by Daley with details from various histories already written on Woodstock College as well as other background/secondary sources.