Box 24

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother.

Correspondence with Parsons following the death of his mother, Alice.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 1914 Poplar Street, Philadelphia, where the Parsons family lived until approximately 1918.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 1914 Poplar Street, Philadelphia, where the Parsons family lived until approximately 1918.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 616 Marlyn Avenue, Philadelphia, where the Parsons family lived from approximately 1919 to 1924.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 616 Marlyn Avenue, Philadelphia, where the Parsons family lived from approximately 1919 to 1924.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 616 Marlyn Avenue, Philadelphia, where the Parsons family lived from approximately 1919 to 1924.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 136 Ardsley, Glenside (Pennsylvania) where the Parsons family lived from approximately 1924 to 1944.

Correspondence with Alice, Parsons' mother. Although these letters are undated, they have a return address of 136 Ardsley, Glenside (Pennsylvania) where the Parsons family lived from approximately 1924 to 1944.

Correspondence with Paul, Parsons' father, including one letter from Wilfrid describing his journey to Louvain (Belgium) for his philosophy (August 31, 1907).

Correspondence with Parsons following the death of his father, Paul.

Correspondence with Elsie, Parsons' sister, known also as Sr. Wilfrid Parsons. Includes letters discussing Elsie's early years in the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur (1904-1908).