Box 1
Container
Contains 35 Results:
Root, Dora Monroe to Harriet Monroe, Dec. 19, 1882
File — Box: 1, Folder: 26
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Dec. 19, 1882
Root, Dora Monroe to John Wellborn Root, Mar.-Apr. 1885
File — Box: 1, Folder: 27
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Mar.-Apr. 1885
Root, Dora Monroe to family, Jul. 14, 1895
File — Box: 1, Folder: 28
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Jul. 14, 1895
Root, Dora Monroe to Harriet Monroe, Aug. 19, 1895
File — Box: 1, Folder: 29
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Aug. 19, 1895
Root, Dora Monroe to Papa, Jul. 28, 1897
File — Box: 1, Folder: 30
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Jul. 28, 1897
Root, Dora Monroe - Memorial pamphlet, 1913
File — Box: 1, Folder: 31
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
1913
Root, John Wellborn to Dora Monroe Root, Mar. 11, 1885
File — Box: 1, Folder: 32
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Mar. 11, 1885
Root, John Wellborn to daughter Margaret, Aug. 3, 1888
File — Box: 1, Folder: 33
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Aug. 3, 1888
Root, John Wellborn - Memorial article, Nov. 1912
File — Box: 1, Folder: 34
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...
Dates:
Nov. 1912
Miscellaneous family genealogies and materials
File — Box: 1, Folder: 35
Scope and Content of the Collection
From the Collection:
Correspondence and photographs along with memorial pamphlets for various family members, two manuscript writings about the Monroe’s dog Rover, and family genealogy information.Correspondence is primarily from Henry S. Monroe (1826-1903), his daughters Harriet Monroe, Dora Monroe Root (and her architect husband John Wellborn Root), and Lucy Monroe Calhoun, and their children. Topics include the birth of children, Chicago social life (including remarks on the 1882 visit of Oscar...