Box 2
Container
Contains 52 Results:
Knowles, Julius Caesar and Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) from Luther M. and Jane M. Adgate, Oct. 11, 1841
File — Box: 2, Folder: 83
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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:
Oct. 11, 1841
Knowles, Julius Caesar and Julia F. (Adgate) Knowles to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles and family, 1855-1856
File — Box: 2, Folder: 84
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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:
1855-1856
Knowles, Julius James to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles and Sarah E. (Clark) Knowles, Oct.-Nov. 1883
File — Box: 2, Folder: 85
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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:
Oct.-Nov. 1883
Knowles, Julius James and Knowles, Marietta L. to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, Sept.-Oct. 1879
File — Box: 2, Folder: 86
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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:
Sept.-Oct. 1879
Knowles, Loren Michell to Beatrice Maud (Michell) Knowles, 1944
File — Box: 2, Folder: 87
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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:
1944
Knowles, Loren Michell to Murray J. Knowles, wooden postcard, Feb. 5, 1944
File — Box: 2, Folder: 88
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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. 5, 1944
Knowles, Loren Michell from Ruth Ann Wyatt, Aug. 26, 1958
File — Box: 2, Folder: 89
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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:
Aug. 26, 1958
Knowles, Loren Michell from Edwarda M. Misener, Jackson Family history, 1969
File — Box: 2, Folder: 90
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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:
1969
Knowles, Loren Michell from Bill Daniel (Governor of Texas), letters, holiday card, and Texas Bar Historical Foundation program, 1961, 1992-2000
File — Box: 2, Folder: 91
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:
1961, 1992-2000
Knowles, Loren Michell, Murray Jackson Jr., and parents from David Thomas Michell (copy), Aug. 17, 1926
File — Box: 2, Folder: 91a
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:
Aug. 17, 1926
Knowles, Murray Jackson from J. Bedford French, Oct. 15, 1925
File — Box: 2, Folder: 92
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:
Oct. 15, 1925
Knowles, Murray Jackson from J. Bedford French, Feb. 24, 1925/6
File — Box: 2, Folder: 93
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:
Feb. 24, 1925/6
Knowles, Murray Jackson from Robert B. Orr, Jan. 19, 1948
File — Box: 2, Folder: 94
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. 19, 1948
Knowles, Sarah (Clark) to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles and Sarah E. (Clark) Knowles, 1872-1874
File — Box: 2, Folder: 95
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:
1872-1874
Knowles, Sarah E. (Clark) or Hannibal Fletcher from unidentified, March 20, 1847
File — Box: 2, Folder: 96
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:
March 20, 1847
Knowles, Sarah E. (Clark) to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, 1851-1856
File — Box: 2, Folder: 97
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:
1851-1856
Knowles, Sarah E. (Clark) and Ermina Knowles to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, Nov. 24, 1853
File — Box: 2, Folder: 98
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:
Nov. 24, 1853
Knowles, Urania and Knowles, Julia F. (Adgate) Knowles to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles and Sarah E. (Clark), Nov. 16, 1852
File — Box: 2, Folder: 99
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:
Nov. 16, 1852
Lord, Mary Ann to Julia F. (Adgate) Knowles, ca. 1816
File — Box: 2, Folder: 100
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. 1816
Macomber, Urania M. to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, 1856-1870
File — Box: 2, Folder: 101
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:
1856-1870
Morse, E.E. to Hannibal Fletcher Knowles, June 8, 1878
File — Box: 2, Folder: 102
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:
June 8, 1878
Patterson, Eunice A. to Eunice B. Adgate, 1831-1832
File — Box: 2, Folder: 103
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:
1831-1832
Patterson, Sally C. to Eunice B. Adgate, Dec. 1, 1819
File — Box: 2, Folder: 104
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:
Dec. 1, 1819
Smith, Cornelius and Smith, Philena (Knowles) to Julius Caesar Knowles, Sept. 15, 1845
File — Box: 2, Folder: 105
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. 15, 1845
Vanaranam, Hiram H. to Julia F. (Adgate) Knowles, Oct. 18, 1878
File — Box: 2, Folder: 106
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:
Oct. 18, 1878