General Note From the Series: The Family Correspondence Series primarily consists of letters sent by Martin S. Quigley to his parents while he was on missions in Great Britain, Ireland and Italy during World War II. His letters from Ireland are particularly interesting with references to meetings with Eamon de Valera and other Irish notables. In Italy, Quigley was not able to be as open about his activities in letters home, but he does tell of a personal audience with Pius XII and discusses general conditions in Italy...

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Series 2 contains sixteen (16) letters from Maryland tobacco merchant Robert Fergusson to fellow Maryland tobacco merchant Alexander Hamilton. Discussion of business transactions and debts. Sent from Port Tobacco, Maryland to Piscataway, Maryland. Letters date 1788. Arranged chronologically.

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This series consists of autographed signed correspondence from Alexander Tremaine Wright to William J. Carlton. The correspondence is arranged chronologically.

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Anna M. Brady correspondence. Arranged chronologically.

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Condolence Letters. Written upon the death of Richard M. Helms, arranged alphabetically.

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Note: Correspondence files primarily cover personnel matters at post, as well as personal and professional congratulatory messages from colleagues to Amb. Parsons relating to appointments and promotions.

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The Ralph Straus papers consist of 19 folders of individual correspondence received from numerous well-known British writers and artists. Arrangement is alphabetical by surname. Content is social as well as literary with references to Straus' books.

Abrreviations used include RS (Ralph Strauss); ALS (autograph letter signed); AMsS (autograph manuscript signed); TLS (typed letter signed); TMs (typed manuscript).

Scope and Contents This subseries contains financial records related to the Browne family.**Please note: the finding aid contains Scope and Contents notes for each folder. This folder-level description has been imported from an older finding aid. Researchers may encounter outdated or potentially offensive terminology and occasional inaccuracies. If you would like to notify Special Collections of any issues that need correcting, please ...

Collection-level Scope and Content Note From the Collection: This collection comprises the second acquisition of the papers of Harman Grisewood (1906-1997). Included is a long run (Boxes 1 through 5) of correspondence from notable individuals such as W.H. Auden, Max Beerbohm, Violet Bonham-Carter, Tom Burns (editor of "The Tablet”), Winston S. Churchill, historian Christopher Dawson, B.B.C. director general Hugh Greene, Vivien Greene (wife of writer Graham Greene), Deirdre and Rupert Hart-Davis, Sibyl Hathaway (Dame of Sark), Saunders Lewis, members...

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Files/material concerning research by Father O'Mahony undertaken on behalf of the Archdiocese of Birmingham into ethical practices of companies in which the latter held shares.

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Diary of St. Peter Claver's Sunday School, an African American sodality for youth and adults connected with St. Alphonsus Church. The diary records the events of the sodality, attendence records, and contains play programs, photos, and negatives.

Scope and Contents Bigelow, F. E. "'Our Director' March." Salem: Jean M. Missud, 1901. Bowers, Fred V. and Chas. Horwitz. "Sorrow." New York: Shapiro, Bernstein & Von Tilzer, 1901. Bratton, John W. "In a Cosey Corner." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1901. Chilvers, Thomas H. "I Love You All." Detroit: Whitney Warner Pub. Co., 1901. Edwards, Gus and Will D. Cobb. "Mamie Don't You Feel Ashamie." New York: Howley, Haviland & Dresser, 1901. Friedman, Leo and Raymond A. Browne. "I Think It Must Be Love."...

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"A New Historical Project: Editing the Papers of Archbishop John Carroll," by Henry J. Browne, reprinted from The American Ecclesiastical Review, November, 1952

**Former finding aid location: 119_3_6; 4T1**

Scope and Contents Ball, Ernest R. and Al Dubin. "All The World Will Be Jealous Of Me." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1917. Burke, Joseph A. and J. E. Dempsey. "If I Had a Son For Each Star in Old Glory." New York: Leo Feist, 1917. Carlo, Monte, Alma M. Sanders and Richard Pascoe. "The Wild Irish Rose That God Gave Me." Chicago: Ted Browne Music Co., 1917. Grant, Bert and George Graff Jr. "Blue Bird Bring Back My Happiness." New York: Waterson-Berlin and Snyder Co., 1917. Greene, May and Billy Lang....