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Box 1

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Contains 41 Results:

Benjamin F. Haskell (Cornwall, VT) to Hiram Wilson (Boston), 1848 January 17

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Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1848 January 17

Hiram Wilson to J.C. Brown and George Johnson, 1848 May 13

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1848 May 13

Sarah S. and Joseph D. Wilson (Meigsville, OH) to Hiram Wilson (Canada), 1849 January

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1849 January

Reverand Roaf and Reverand Lillie (Toronto) Re. Hiram Wilson, 1849 March 28

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1849 March 28

Schuyler Fisher (Winfield, NY) to Hiram Wilson (Canada), 1849 July 5

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1849 July 5

J.C. "Dolly" Steele (Boston) to Hiram Wilson (Canada), 1849 August 29

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1849 August 29

J.P. Cleaveland (Lowell, MA) to Hiram WIlson, 1849 August 29

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1849 August 29

Mary Ann H. Wilson (Newburyport, MA) to "My Dear H.", 1856 December 15

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: 1856 December 15

Letter Regarding the Institute Property and Other Matters, ca. 1855

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: ca. 1855

[Hiram Wilson] to Rev. Algernon Wells (England), undated [ca. 1848]

 File — Box: 1
Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 41 items of which the majority are letters received by Hiram Wilson. Five items appear to have been written by him and perhaps 8 others are by relatives of him. The papers deal mainly with efforts to aid Black people in Canada and elsewhere. There is information about the work and how it was supported, including financial aid and the obtaining of teachers. Examples of efforts elsewhere are Augustus Wattles (1842) telling of his school in Ohio and Charles Marryat...
Dates: undated [ca. 1848]