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Contains 58 Results:
Adgate, Asa from Rufus Norton, Sept. 20, 1796
File — Box: 1, Folder: 1
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Sept. 20, 1796
Adgate, Asa from Benjamin Bacon, March 30, 1814
File — Box: 1, Folder: 2
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
March 30, 1814
Adgate, Asa from Reuben Whallon, Nov. 22, 1815
File — Box: 1, Folder: 3
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Nov. 22, 1815
Adgate, Asa to unidentified, ca.1815
File — Box: 1, Folder: 3a
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca.1815
Adgate, Asa to Return J. Meigs, Postmaster General, ca. 1815-1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 4
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca. 1815-1817
Adgate, Asa from David B. McNeil, Jan. 1, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 5
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 1, 1816
Adgate, Asa from Return J. Meigs, Jan. 9, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 6
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 9, 1816
Adgate, Asa from A. Drury, Jan. 29, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 7
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 29, 1816
Adgate, Asa from G. Stow, March 30, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 8
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
March 30, 1816
Adgate, Asa from Benj. Mooers, April 6, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 9
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Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
April 6, 1816
Adgate, Asa from Luther Adgate, Nov. 13, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 10
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Nov. 13, 1816
Adgate, Asa from Rev. Wm Thos Dunn, Dec. 16, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 11
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Dec. 16, 1816
Adgate, Asa and John Savage from G. Edson, Henry W. Ross, and David B. McNeil, Dec. 28, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 12
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Dec. 28, 1816
Adgate, Asa from Thomas Dunn, 1816-1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 13
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1816-1817
Adgate, Asa from James McIntyre, 1816-1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 14
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1816-1817
Adgate, Asa from Dan Reuner, Jan. 8, 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 15
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 8, 1817
Adgate, Asa from Henry M. Ross, Jan. 27, 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 16
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 27, 1817
Adgate, Asa from Reuben Sanford, Jan. 28, 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 17
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 28, 1817
Adgate, Asa to Rev. W. Booge (?), Jan. 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 18
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Jan. 1817
Adgate, Asa from Joseph Delaplaine, Feb. 15, 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 19
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Feb. 15, 1817
Adgate, Asa to Archibald S. Clarke, April, 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 20
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
April, 1817
Adgate, Asa from Thomas Adgate, ca. 1817
File — Box: 1, Folder: 21
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
ca. 1817
Adgate, Asa from Hannah (Adgate) Bacon, 1813-1819
File — Box: 1, Folder: 22
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From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
1813-1819
Adgate, Asa to George Willson, bill for services, Sept. 9, 1830
File — Box: 1, Folder: 23
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
Sept. 9, 1830
Adgate, David from O.C. Comstock, May 25, 1816
File — Box: 1, Folder: 24
Scope and Contents note
From the Series:
Contains correspondence primarily between family members but also letters related to professional, financial, government, and legal matters. The letters written by women (especially Julia F. Adgate Knowles, Eunice B. Adgate, and Hannah Bacon) reveal much about religion, women’s roles, health, education, and local and national issues of their respective periods. Also includes Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles’s correspondence related to her role as national chair/president of American Mothers,...
Dates:
May 25, 1816