Box 45
Contains 8 Results:
Williams family papers
Papers of Josiah Butler Williams, banker, businessman, and New York State Senator, contain business, political, and personal papers, accounts, legal documents and correspondence, 1809-1883. Subjects include banking, canals, the lumber business, railroads, and real estate; also, Cornell University, Ovid Academy, the New York and Erie Telegraph Company, the Ithaca and Owego Railroad Company, the Ithaca Cotton Mills, the Merchants and Farmers' Bank, Ithaca, and the Sodus Canal.
Miscellaneous papers, 1850 - 1915
Includes writings, notebooks, clippings, and sermons (particularly by William McHarg). Folder 5 contains a lock of "Uncle George's" hair.
Ithaca City Hospital papers, 1898 - 1912
Includes financial statements, inspections, correspondence, state charity publications, reports, and speeches.
Personal correspondence from relatives, mostly Bell Walker, 1845 - 1865
Includes some correspondence to Louisa Hardy. Folder 10 contains correspondence regarding opinions on "Uncle Tom's Cabin".
Personal correspondence and family documents, 1884 - 1889
Includes copy of Louisa Hardy's will, list of personal effects of Charles Hardy, and papers relating to the land in Kansas owned by Louisa Hardy.