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Correspondence, 1906 - 1907
Letters predominantly from Mo. Drexel referring to the “industry among the girls in Jamaica” and the possibility of the Sisters of Mercy of Jamaica accepting a Black woman into their community who was a student at the St. Francis de Sales (Rock Castle) boarding school. Further includes discussion of a possible mission in Philadelphia for “the non-Catholic negroes” and an impending visit by Fr. Emerick.
Roll #32, 1931
Correspondence, 1909 - 1911
Correspondence with Barnum concerning fundraising for the Blackwell's Island chapel as well as letters re: his transfer from Keyser Island to Blackwell's Island (7-29-1910; 8-10-1910) and from Blackwell's Island back to Keyser Island (1-19-1911). Contains some correspondence with the chaplain at Blackwell's, Fr. Michael A. Noel, as well as Mo. Maria Catalina de Jesus of the Congregation of the Holy Family (Mexico).
Correspondence, 1915
Includes correspondence from Mo. Maria Catalina de Jesus concerning her continuing efforts to establish her religious order (Congregation of the Holy Family) in the US; from Fr. Edward I. Devitt, updating Barnum on the Georgetown University archives while he was at Blackwell's Island; and from Fr. Julius Jette in Tanana (Alaska) giving updates on his missionary work (7-10-1915).
Correspondence, 1916 - 1917
Includes correspondence and a typed manuscript on the origin of Fr. Joseph Maria Cataldo's Nez Perce name "Kaushin" (8-12-1916); Barnum's efforts to patent a tabernacle; and Mo. Maria Catalina de Jesus' continuing efforts in Florida with her order (Congregation of the Holy Family).
Correspondence (10 of 10), 1829
Letters to Ryder from Giuseppe De Albertis, SJ 1/6/1829; to McElroy from Rev. Michael D. Egan 1/28/1829; to Fenwick from Ryder 3/13/1829; to Ryder from Dubuisson 6/22/1829, 8/20/1829; to Fenwick from Dubuisson 7/8/1829; to Ryder from Fenwick 7/12/1829; to Ryder from McSherry 9/29/1829.
**Former finding aid locations: 119_127_8; XX**
Charles Stonestreet, S.J. - Conewago (30 of 82), 1854-04-11-1854-11-20
Contains ALS from Enders to Stonestreet on misc. at Conewago, including reports of death threats against F. De Neckere 10/22/1854. Also includes ALS from Lancaster to Stonestreet on Conewago misc.
**Former finding aid locations: 119_74_23; 222J**
Charles Stonestreet, S.J. - Conewago (33 of 82), 1857-01-21-1857-11-09
Contains various ALS to Stonestreet from Reiter, Enders, F. de Neckere, Michael Dougherty, SJ on excesses of Fr. Creighton, Georgetown boys vacationing at Conewago, sale of Hanover lot. Also includes ALS circular from Stonestreet on poverty; ALS from Louis Miller to Stonestreet on entering Society.
**Former finding aid locations: 119_76_8; 225P1-225P12**
Charles Stonestreet, S.J. - Frederick (40 of 82), 1858-01-05-1858-04-19
Contains ALS from H. de Neckere to Stonestreet on: communions and collections 1/5/1858; enrollment at St. John's Inst 1/15/1858; misc. 1/26/1858; small pox epidemic and vaccinations 2/18/1858; status of woodland 3/6/1858; misc. 4/7 & 19/1858.
**Former finding aid locations: 119_76_2; 225G1-225G8**
Angelus M. Paresce, S.J. (3 of 33), 1862-03-31
Letter (Mar. 31, 1862) pertaining to the canonization of the martyrs of Japan-Paul Michi, John de Golo and James Quizai; Sancti Beati et Servi Dei [Catalogue of Jesuit saints and blessed (1869)]
**Former finding aid locations: 119_5_14; 8K6**
**Former finding aid locations: 119_5_14; 8K6**
Memoranda (3 of 5), 1825-10-17 - 1826-01-17
Memoir that includes notes on health and medicine, the visit of Marquis de Lafayette to the District of Columbia, the infestation of the boll weevil that was destroying wheat in Georgetown and surrounding area, and passing comments on slavery.
Ignatius Brocard, S.J. (1 of 83), 1839-01-01-1849-12-31
This folder [1K 1-6] consists of Maryland Province Archives correspondence (1839-1849) from South America. Correspondence concerns local area affairs. Items of interest include: Lithograph [reproduction] entitled "De Sacris Expeditionibus initis per Dioecesim Bonaerensem."
**Former finding aid locations: 119_1_2; 1K1-1K6**
Georgetown College, Philodemic Society, 1832 - 1874
**Former finding aid locations: 119_19_2; 56K17-56K22**
OVERSIZED Sacramental Register, 1862 - 1872
Report on abuses, 1930
Journal, 1893-01-01 - 1894-01-14
A journal written by Fr. Duncan that includes discussion of varied topics such as house visitors, the weather, his travels, and generally ministering to the parishioners of St. Mary's. He writes of the death of his brother Charles and continues to talk of contemporary political events, such as the conviction of Ferdinand de Lesseps and the trial of Lizzie Borden. The journal ends with his transfer to Georgetown University as procurator in July 1893 with a final entry in January 1894.
Reviews, 1932 - 1952
Poulton, Thomas, c. 1728
Thomas Poulton or Pulton (1697-1749) was born in Northamptonshire, England, and made his humanities studies at the Jesuit College of St. Omer, entering the Society of Jesus in 1716. In 1738 he was sent to the Maryland Mission where he eventually became Superior (1740-). This folder contains a bound manuscript entitled "Tractus de Horographia," covering astronomical and horography or the art of constructing time-keeping instruments (c. 1728).
