1786-1959; bulk: 1786-1882
Guide to the Collection
Abstract
This collection mainly consists of personal correspondence among Emerson family members, principally the brothers William, Ralph Waldo, Edward Bliss, and Charles Chauncy Emerson. It also contains diaries of William Emerson kept in Ireland, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Italy (1823-1825); of John Haven Emerson begun when a child and continuing at the Lawrence Scientific School where he was a student (1849-1850, 1860-1861); and of Julia Titus Emerson kept at Yellowstone Park (1912). In addition, the collection contains poetry, Susan Tompkins Emerson's anecdotes of her children, genealogical materials on the Emerson and Haven families, notes kept by researchers doing work on the Emerson family, and some miscellaneous printed matter.
Biographical Sketches
William Emerson (1743-1776), the son of Joseph Emerson and Mary (Moody), married Phebe Bliss (1741-1825) in 1766. He attended Harvard College, studied theology, and succeeded his father-in-law in the pulpit of the Concord parish, 1765. Once in Concord, he built the house known as the Old Manse, the homestead where Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote. He died in 1776 on his way home to Concord from the camp of the Continental army at Fort Ticonderoga. The Emersons had five children: William Emerson (WmE I), Hannah Bliss, Phebe Bliss, Mary Moody (MME), and Rebecca. William Emerson died in 1776, and in 1780 Phebe Bliss married (2nd) the Reverend Ezra Ripley.
William Emerson (WmE I) (1769-1811) was the son of William Emerson and Phebe (Bliss). He was graduated from Harvard College in 1789, and in 1792 became minister of the First Congregational Church at Harvard, Mass. From 1799 until his death, he preached at the First Church (Old Brick) in Boston. WmE I was a member of the Massachusetts Historical Society. He was married to Ruth Haskins (RHE) (1768-1853) of Boston in 1796, and they had eight children: Phebe Ripley, John Clark, William (WmE II), Ralph Waldo (RWE), Edward Bliss (EBE), Robert Bulkeley, Charles Chauncy (CCE), and Mary Caroline.
Mary Moody Emerson (MME) (1774-1863) was the daughter of William Emerson and Phebe (Bliss), and therefore the aunt of Ralph Waldo Emerson and his brothers. She was a frequent correspondent of RWE and his brothers.
William Emerson (WmE II) (1801-1868), the son of William Emerson (WmE I) and Ruth (Haskins), married Susan Woodward Haven (SHE) (1807-1868), the daughter of John Haven and Ann (Woodward), in 1833. He was graduated from Harvard College in 1818, received his A.M. degree from Harvard University in 1821, and studied theology and philosophy at the University of Göttingen, Germany from 1824 to 1825. He was appointed attorney and counsellor in the state of New York, and was named First Judge of the County Courts in the county of Richmond, N.Y. in 1841. He and his wife lived on Staten Island, N.Y., with their three children, William (WmE III), John Haven (JHE), and Charles (CE).
Ralph Waldo Emerson (RWE) (1803-1882) was the son of William Emerson (WmE I) and Ruth (Haskins). The well-known poet, preacher and man of American letters married Ellen Louisa Tucker (d. 1831) in 1829, and Lidian Jackson (LJE) (1802-1892) in 1835. This second marriage produced four children: Waldo, Ellen Tucker (ETE), Edith, and Edward Waldo.
Edward Bliss Emerson (EBE) (1805-1834) was the son of William Emerson (WmE I) and Ruth (Haskins). He was graduated with the Harvard College class of 1824. He began the study of law, but discontinued it due to illness. From 1831 until his death there in 1834, he worked as a merchant in Puerto Rico.
Robert Bulkeley Emerson (1807-1859) was the son of William Emerson (WmE I) and Ruth (Haskins). He was apparently mentally disabled and lived in an asylum most of his life.
Charles Chauncy Emerson (CCE) (1808-1836) was the son of William Emerson (WmE I) and Ruth (Haskins). He was graduated with the Harvard class of 1828 and received his A.M. and L.L.B. degrees there in 1832. He served as a lawyer in Boston and was engaged to Elizabeth Hoar (1814-1878) at his death in 1836.
William Emerson (WmE III) (1835-1864) was the son of William Emerson (WmE II) and Susan (Haven). He was graduated from Columbia College in 1853 and Harvard Law School in 1856. He was married to Sarah Hopper Gibbons (b. 1835) in 1863. They resided in New York, where he was a member of the bar.
John Haven Emerson (JHE) (1840-1913) was the son of William Emerson (WmE II) and Susan (Haven). He was graduated from Columbia College in 1860, and earned his M.D. degree at the New York college of Physicians and Surgeons in 1864. A successful New York physician, he was published widely in medical journals. He married Susan Titus Tompkins (b. 1840) of Somers, N.Y. in 1868, and they had six children: Ruth, William, Haven, Helena Titus, Elizabeth Hoar, and Julia Titus.
Charles Emerson (CE) (1841-1916) was the son of William Emerson (WmE II) and Susan (Haven). He was graduated with the class of 1863 at Harvard College, and beginning in 1862, he served in the Civil War. He was married to Theresia Keveschi (TKE) (b. 1847) of Hungary in 1871, and they settled in Concord.
Ellen Tucker Emerson (ETE) (b. 1839) was the daughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Lidian (Jackson). She resided in Concord.
Edith Emerson Forbes (b. 1841) was the daughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Lidian (Jackson). She was married to William Hathaway Forbes (1840-1897) in 1865, and they resided in Milton, Mass. Their children were: Ralph Emerson, Edith, William Cameron, John Murray, Edward Waldo, Waldo Emerson, Ellen Randolph, and Alexander.
Haven Emerson (HE) (1874-1957) was the son of John Haven Emerson and Susan (Tompkins). He practiced medicine and also took an active interest in his ancestry.
Julia Titus Emerson (JTE) (b. 1877) was the daughter of John Haven Emerson and Susan (Tompkins). At age 35, she kept a journal about her trip to Yellowstone National Park.
For more biographical and genealogical information on the Emerson family, see Benjamin Kendall Emerson, The Ipswich Emersons (Boston: David Clapp & Son), 1900.
Key to Initials (listed alphabetically)
| CCE | Charles Chauncy Emerson (1808-1836) |
| CE | Charles Emerson (1841-1916) |
| EBE | Edward Bliss Emerson (1805-1834) |
| ETE | Ellen Tucker Emerson (b. 1839) |
| HE | Haven Emerson (1874-1957) |
| JHE | John Haven Emerson (1840-1913) |
| JTE | Julia Titus Emerson (b. 1877) |
| LJE | Lidian Jackson Emerson (1802-1892) |
| MME | Mary Moody Emerson (1774-1863) |
| RHE | Ruth Haskins Emerson (1768-1853) |
| RWE | Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) |
| SHE | Susan Woodward Haven Emerson (1807-1868) |
| STE | Susan Tompkins Emerson (b. 1840) |
| TKE | Theresia Keveschi Emerson (b. 1847) |
| WmE I | William Emerson (1769-1811) |
| WmE II | William Emerson (1801-1868) |
| WmE III | William Emerson (1835-1864) |
Collection Description
This collection is contained in four archival boxes and one oversize box. Series I primarily consists of personal and business correspondence between members of the Emerson family. The majority of the correspondence is written between the Emerson brothers in the years 1818 through 1868. Much pertains to their travels and their professional goals and activities. There are also various certificates, licenses, passports, and pamphlets included. Box 1 contains the undated material and the papers of the years 1786 through 1833. Box 2 includes manuscripts dated 1834-1862, and the first half of Box 3 contains manuscripts dated 1863-1959. Series II includes journals, diaries, letterbooks, and sets of assembled papers of the Emerson family. The second half of Box 3 contains undated papers, in addition to volumes of the years 1824-1825. Box 4 contains volumes of the years 1849-1912. Series III (also included in Box 4) consists of genealogical data, notes, and correspondence of various 20th-century researchers and scholars working on the Emerson family. Series IV contains all printed material, and Series V includes all other material. Appendices contain lists of printed materials, artifacts, and photographs and cartes-de-visite removed from the collection.
Acquisition Information
The Emerson family papers were deposited at the Massachusetts Historical Society on 3 May 1993 by Dr. Michael Wortis, great-great-grandson of Judge William Emerson. The papers were given to the Society by Dr. Wortis, Aug. 2003.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Expand allI. Emerson family correspondence and papers, 1786-1959
Undated material
Box 1
Poem by William Weir, "What tho' the Atlantic Rolls Between," n.d.
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
Three-line poem signed by RWE, n.d.
Box 1
"The Forerunners," a poem by [RWE?], n.d.
Box 1
"May Day Ode," a poem by [RWE?], n.d.
Box 1
Extracts from the "Offering," by RWE, n.d.
Box 1
"A Harp of Many Strings," a poem by Miss Lazarus, n.d.
RWE's critical notes on the poem attached.Box 1
Signature of Horace Howard Furness, n.d.
Box 1
JHE's description of the Latin caption on the back of an 1825 portrait of RHE, n.d.
1786-1789
Box 1
WmE I (Cambridge) to Ezra Ripley (Concord), 5 October 1786
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
WmE I (Cambridge) to Ezra Ripley (Concord), 6 September 1791
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
WmE I (Harvard, [Mass.]) to William Farnham (Newburyport), 24 April 1792
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
WmE I (Harvard, [Mass.]) to William Farnham (n.p.), 12 April 1793
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
WmE I (Harvard, [Mass.]) to RHE (Boston), 24 May 1798
Typed transcription included.
1801-1812
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 20 May [18--]
Fragment.Box 1
WmE I (Concord) to RHE (Boston), 16 September 1801
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
Ezra Ripley (Concord) to WmE II (Boston), 7 April 1809
Box 1
Ezra Ripley (Concord) to RHE (Boston), 20 April 1811
Typed transcription included.
Box 1
MME (Concord) to WmE II (Boston), 7 July 1812
Typed transcription included.
1813-1822
Box 1
WmE II (Boston) to MME (Waterford, Me.), 13 June 1813
Box 1
WmE II (Cambridge) to RHE (Boston), [1]-4 October 1814
Box 1
WmE II (Cambridge) to RHE (Concord), 27 February 1815
Box 1
WmE II (Cambridge) to EBE (Andover), 9 November 1816
Box 1
WmE II (Waltham) to RHE (n.p.), 12 September [1817]
Box 1
WmE II (Waltham) to RHE (Boston), 3 October 1817
Box 1
WmE II (Cambridge) to Ezra Ripley (Concord), 29 October 1817
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RHE (Boston), 1-10 January 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RHE (Boston), 24 January 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Waltham) to RHE (Boston), 23 July 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RHE (Boston), 11 September 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RHE (Boston), 24 September 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RHE (Boston), 18 October 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to EBE (Boston), 20 October 1818
Box 1
WmE II (n.p.) to RHE (n.p.), 20 October 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RWE (Cambridge), 15 November 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to EBE and RHE (Boston), 29 November 1818
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to EBE ("Somewhere in Massachusetts"), 20 April 1819
Box 1
WmE II (Kennebunk) to RHE and RWE (Boston), 24 July 1819
Box 1
A diploma for the A.M. degree from Harvard University, granted to WmE II, 29 August 1821
Located in Oversize.Box 1
WmE II (Northborough) to RHE (Boston), 31 May-3 June 1822
1823
Box 1
[WmE II] (n.p.) to George Bancroft (n.p.), [May 1823]
Box 1
George Bancroft (n.p.) to [WmE II] (n.p.), [May 1823]
Box 1
George Bancroft (Cambridge) to WmE II (Boston), 3 May 1823
Box 1
Edward Everett (Boston) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 30 September 1823
Box 1
Passport of WmE II, issued by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and signed by Governor William Eustis, 21 October 1832
Located in Oversize.Box 1
George Bancroft (Northampton) to WmE II (n.p.), 22 November 1823
Box 1
George Ticknor (n.p.) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 1 December 1823
Box 1
WmE II (Cove of Cork, Ireland) to RHE (Boston), 31 December 1823
1824
Box 1
WmE II (Havre de Grace) to RWE (Boston), 13 February 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Paris) to EBE (Boston), 23 February 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RHE (Boston), 20 March 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 1 April 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to CCE (Boston), 5 May 1824
Box 1
RWE and CCE (Boston, Canterbury?) to WmE II (Göttingen), 20 May 1824
Box 1
EBE (Roxbury) to WmE II (Göttingen), 21 May 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 29 May 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RHE (Boston), 2 June 1824
Box 1
RHE (n.p.) to WmE II (Göttingen), 24 June-1 August 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to EBE (Boston), 27 June 1824
Box 1
Orville Dewey (New Bedford) to WmE II (Göttingen), 7 August 1824
Box 1
EBE's [Harvard] Commencement Oration, delivered 26 August 1824 and awarded first prize
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 27 August 1824
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (Göttingen), 11 September 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RHE (Boston), 13-15 September 1824
Box 1
RHE (Roxbury) to WmE (Göttingen), 8 October-11 November 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 10 October 1824
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (Göttingen), 1 November 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 13 November 1824
Box 1
RWE (Roxbury) to WmE II (Göttingen), 18 November 1824
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RHE (Boston), 15 December 1824
1825
Box 1
George Bancroft (Northampton) to WmE II (Göttingen), 1 January 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE and EBE (Boston), 10 January 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 17 January 1825
Box 1
RWE and EBE (Roxbury) to WmE II (Göttingen), 18 January 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to CCE (Cambridge), 27 January 1825
Box 1
Back page of a letter displaying only the return address of WmE II (Göttingen) and address of RWE (Boston), 27 January 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 2 March 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RWE (Boston), 9 March 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Göttingen) to RHE (Boston), 29 March 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Florence) to RHE (Boston), 29 April 1825
Box 1
[WmE II] (Rome) to Calvert ----- (n.p.), 19 May and 28 June 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Rome and Milan) to EBE (Boston), 14 and 24 June 1825
Box 1
WmE II (London) to RHE (Boston), 18 August 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Liverpool) to RHE (Boston), 28 August 1825
Box 1
WmE II (Cambridge) to MME (Waterford, Me.), 27 October [1825]
1826-1827
Box 1
WmE II (Cambridge) to Ezra Ripley (Concord), 4 March 1826
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 1 May 1827
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 27 May 1827
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 30 June 1827
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 16 August 1827
Box 1
CCE and EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 11 October 1827
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Cambridge), 30 December 1827
1828
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (n.p.), 3 January 1828
Box 1
CCE (Harvard College) to WmE II (New York), 4 January [1828]
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 12 January 1828
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 20 January 1828
Box 1
CCE (Harvard College) to WmE II (New York), 24 February 1828
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (n.p.), 20 March 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 27 March-1 April 1828
Box 1
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 8-12 April 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 19 April 1828
Box 1
Henry B---- (New York) to WmE II [New York], 30 April 1828
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 7 May 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE and RWE [Concord], 13 May 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 13 May 1828
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 19 May 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to EBE (Boston), 27 May 1828
Box 1
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 29 May 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 3-5 June 1828
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE (New York), 6 June 1828
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 10 June 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 15 June 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 5 July 1828
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 10 July 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Concord), 14 July 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Boston), 17 July 1828
Box 1
License for WmE II to practice as an attorney in the Supreme Court of the state of New York, issued and signed by John Savage, Esq., Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Judicature in the state of New York, 15 August 1828
Located in Oversize.Box 1
CCE (Montgomery Place) to WmE II (New York), 12 September 1828
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to Ezra Ripley (Concord), 15 September 1828
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 10 October 1828
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 3 November 1828
Box 1
CCE [Boston] to WmE II (New York), 5 November 1828
Box 1
CCE [Boston] to WmE II (New York), 9 November 1828
Box 1
License for WmE II to practice as solicitor of the state of New York, signed by Reuben Hyde Walworth, chancellor of the state of New York, 12 November 1828
Box 1
EBE (Charlestown) to WmE II (New York), 14 November 1828
Box 1
CCE [Boston] to WmE II (New York), 23 November 1828
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 18 December 1828
1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 9 January 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 22 January 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 27 January 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 9 February 1829
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 10 March 1829
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 11 March 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 March 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 6 April 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 April 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 19 April 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 23 April 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 25-26 April 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 3 May 1829
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 7 May 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 10-15 May 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 22 May 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 3 June 1829
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 3 June 1829
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 15 June 1829
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 24-[25] June 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 1 July 1829
Box 1
EBE (Waltham) to WmE II (New York), 2-[3] July 1829
Box 1
EBE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 22 July 1829
Box 1
License for EBE to practice as an attorney in Massachusetts, signed by Charles A. Parker, 2 October 1829
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 4 October 1829
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 10 October 1829
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 12 November 1829
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 7 December 1829
1830
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 2 January 1830
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 3 March 1830
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 22 March 1830
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 15 April 1830
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 30 April 1830
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), May 1830
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), May 1830
Box 1
License for EBE to practice as Counsellor at Law in the Court of Common Pleas in the state of New York, issued and signed by John T. Irving, First Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the city and county of New York, on 17 May 1830
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 28 May 1830
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 27 June 1830
Box 1
CCE (Brookline) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 11 August 1830
Box 1
CCE (Brookline) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 14 August 1830
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (n.p.), 23 August 1830
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (n.p.), 24 August 1830
Box 1
EBE (Brookline) to WmE II (n.p.), 24 August 1830
Box 1
EBE (Brookline) to WmE II (New York), 27-28 August 1830
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 4 September 1830
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 24 September 1830
Box 1
CCE (Brookline) to WmE II (n.p.), 25 September 1830
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 1-[2] October 1830
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II and EBE (New York), 30 October 1830
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 3 December 1830
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to RHE (New York), 11 December 1830
1831
Box 1
William Ellery Channing (St. Croix) to [?], [1831]
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 6 January 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 30 January 1831
Box 1
EBE (St. Croix) to WmE II (New York), 31 January 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 6 February 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II(New York), 6-[8] February 1831
Box 1
Spanish document, [15 February 1831]
Box 1
EBE (St. Croix) to WmE II (New York), 19-22 February 1831
Box 1
CCE (Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 1 March 1831
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to [WmE II or CCE] (n.p.), 25 March 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 April 1831
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 8 May 1831
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 9 May 1831
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 14 May 1831
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 3 June 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (n.p.) 12-13 June 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 26 June 1831
Box 1
WmE II (Catskill Mountain House) to RHE (Boston), 4 July 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Boston), 10 July 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 16-20 July 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (n.p.), 17 July 1831
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 17 July 1831
Box 1
Ezra Ripley (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 25 July 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (n.p.), 14 August 1831
Box 1
WmE II (Saugatuck, Conn.) to RHE and RWE (Boston), 20 and 23 August 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE and CCE (n.p.), 2 September 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE and CCE (n.p.), 4 and 6 September 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (n.p.), 11 September 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 1 October 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE and RWE (Boston), 23-24 October 1831
Box 1
License for WmE II to practice as a counsellor in the Supreme Court of New York, signed by John Savage, 27 October 1831
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE (New York), 28 October 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Boston), 6 November 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 16 November 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Boston), 20 November 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Boston), 27 November 1831
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 1-[2] December 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Boston), 3-[5] December 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (n.p.), 4 December 1831
Box 1
WmE II (New York) to RHE (Boston), 18 December 1831
1832
Box 1
CCE and EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 4 January 1832
Box 1
CCE (Santa Barbara, P.R.) to WmE II (New York), 5 February 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 11-16 February 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 20 February 1832.
Box 1
EBE (PR) to WmE II (New York), 7-12 March 1832.
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 14 March 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 16 March 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 17 March 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 25 March 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 28 March 1832
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 1 April 1832
Box 1
EBE (PR) to WmE II (n.p.), 10 April 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 13 April 1832
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 13 April 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 26 April-8 May 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (n.p.), 5 May 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 7 May 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (n.p.), 14 May 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 15 May 1832
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 17 May 1832
Box 1
EBE (PR) to WmE II (New York), 26 May 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 27 May 1832
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 29 May 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 29 May 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 6 June 1832
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 7 June 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 18 June 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 19 June 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 20 June 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 29 June 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 4-5 July 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 6 July 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 15 July 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 24 July 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 29 July 1832
Box 1
CCE and EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 31 August 1832
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (n.p.), 7 September 1832
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II [New York], 7 September 1832
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 September 1832
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 15 September 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 18 September 1832
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (n.p.), 19 September 1832
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to WmE II (n.p.), 20 September 1832
Box 1
H. C. Loring and CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 24 September 1832
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 26 September 1832
Box 1
EBE (Boston) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 4 October 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 5 October 1832
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 9 October 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 14 October 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 19 October 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 29 October 1832
Box 1
EBE (St. Thomas) to WmE II (New York), 29 October 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 10 November 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 13 November 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (New York), 25 November 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 27 November 1832
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 3 December 1832
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II [New York], 6 December 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to WmE II (n.p.), 6 December 1832
Box 1
EBE (San Juan) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 6 December 1832
Box 1
EBE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 11 December 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 27-29 December 1832
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 31 December 1832
1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 7 January [1833]
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 14 January 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 22 January 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 29-[30] January 1833
Box 1
RWE (Naples) to Susan W. Haven (Portsmouth, N.H.), 22 March 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 29 March 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 7 April 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 25 April 1833
Box 1
John L. Morton (New York) to WmE II (New York), 2 May 1833
A letter naming WmE II an honorary member of the National Academy of Design.
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 14-15 May 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 27 May 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 31 May 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 24 June 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 6-10 July 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 19-20 July 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 6 September 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 9 September 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 15 September 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 28 September 1833
Box 1
EBE (P.R.) to WmE II (New York), 29 September-17 October 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 1 October 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 8 October 1833
Box 1
EBE (P.R.) to WmE II (New York), 15 October 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 2 November 1833
Box 1
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 6-14 November 1833
Box 1
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 21 November 1833
1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 7 January 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (n.p.), 11 January 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 21 January 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 25 January 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 13 February 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 13 February 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 17 February 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 3 March 1834
Box 2
RHE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 March 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 14 March 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 22-26 March 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 31 March 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 April 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 14 April 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 13 May 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 14 May 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 20-21 May 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 22-23 May 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 26-27 May 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 3-[5] June 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 11 June 1834
Included is a copy of a letter from MME to WmE II, written in CCE's hand.
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 8 July 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 18 July 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 21 July 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 26 July 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 21 August 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 26-27 August 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 5 September 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 12 September 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 17 September 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 22 September 1834
Box 2
S. Mason (P.R.) to WmE II (New York), 30 September-8 October 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 16 October 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 20 October 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 31 October-3 November 1834
Box 2
Letter from the New York Historical Society naming WmE II one of its "Resident Members," 14 November 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 17 November 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 3 December 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 6 December 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 13 December 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 19 December 1834
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 22 December 1834
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 30 December 1834
1835
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CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 1 January 1835
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 14 January 1835
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 22 January 1835
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 26 January 1835
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 5 February 1835
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 12 February 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 3 March 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 13 March 1835
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 22 March 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 7 April 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 11-15 April 1835
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 29 April 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 7 May 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 29 May 1835
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 30 May 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 17 June 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 7 July 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 25 July 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 10 August 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 18 August 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 29 August 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 14 September 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 10 October 1835
Box 2
CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 7 November 1835
Box 2
Invitation for WmE II to attend a lecture delivered by Mr. Perdicaris, "a native of Greece," on 14 December 1835, at Columbia College, 7 December 1835
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CCE (East Cambridge) to WmE II (New York), 16 December 1835
Box 2
CCE (Boston) to WmE II (New York), 28 December 1835
1836-1838
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CCE (Concord) to WmE II (New York), 18 February 1836
Box 2
CCE (n.p.) to WmE II (New York), 6 April 1836
Box 2
RWE (Concord) to Thomas Carlyle (London), 8 April 1836
Box 2
License for WmE II to practice as a counsellor in New York state, signed by Reuben Hyde Walworth, chancellor of the state of New York, 2 November 1838
1840-1841
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WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 1-2 March 1840
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 6-8 April 1840
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 13 April 1840
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 7 May 1840
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), June 1840
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 12 July 1840
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 28 August 1840
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to MME (Waterford, Me.), 16 September 1840
Box 2
Certificate naming WmE II First Judge of the County Courts of the County of Richmond, N.Y., signed by Walter Betts, clerk of the county of Richmond, 31 May 1841
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), August 1841
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 4 September 1841
1842
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WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 22 March 1842
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), [29] March 1842
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 13 May 1842
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 29 May-8 June 1842
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 30 June 1842
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to MME (Waterford, Me.), 28 July 1842
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 4 August 1842
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 29 September 1842
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 3 October 1842
1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 23 February 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 11 March 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 30 March 1843
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 5 April 1843
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 3 May 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 24 May 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 4 August 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 19 August 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 29 August 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 27 September 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 4 October 1843
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 16 October 1843
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RHE (Concord), 14 November 1843
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 18 December 1843
1844-1846
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 10 January 1844
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), [28] September 1844
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 8 October 1844
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to MME (Waterford, Me.), [31 April-1 May 1845]
Box 2
Obituary for John Haven, father of SHE, [October 1845]
Box 2
Obituary for John Haven, father of SHE, [October 1845]
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 20 March 1846
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 30 July 1846
Box 2
Penmanship sample of the name "Emerson," from Samuel M. Akerly, July 1846
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 19 August 1846
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 28 September 1846
1847
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 31 January 1847
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 17 February 1847
Box 2
JHE (Staten Island) to RHE (Concord), 22 February 1847
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 19-20 March 1847
Box 2
Elizabeth Hoar (Concord) to JHE (Staten Island), 23 March 1847
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 27 March 1847
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 30 March 1847
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), [?]-9 April 1847
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 19 September 1847
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 29 September 1847
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to LJE (n.p.), 13 November 1847
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to MME (Waterford, Me.), 28 November 1847
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 29-30 November 1847
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Liverpool, England), 15 December 1847
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Manchester, England), 31 December 1847
1848
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WmE II (New York) to RWE (Manchester, England), 14 January 1848
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Liverpool, England), 11 February 1848
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (London), 24 March 1848
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (Concord), 29 [July] 1848
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 12 August 1848
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 19 August 1848
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE [Concord], 25 September 1848
Box 2
WmE II [New York] to RWE (Concord), 30 September 1848
Box 2
WmE II [New York] to RWE (n.p.), 31 October 1848
1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 3 January 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 17 January 1849
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 8-12 February 1849
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 16 April 1849
Box 2
WmE III (Portsmouth, N.H.) to RWE (Concord), 18 April 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 21 April 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 7 [May 1849]
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (Concord), 2 May 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 22 June 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 5 July 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 1 September 1849
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 16-19 September 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 9 October 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 27 October 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 14 November 1849
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 23 November 1849
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 7 December 1849
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 27 December 1849
1850
Box 2
WmE II (Strawberry Hill) to RWE (n.p.), [1850]
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 3 July 1850
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 12 August 1850
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 8 December 1850
1851
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 1851
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 13 January 1851
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 12 April 1851
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 30 June 1851
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 1 August 1851
Box 2
WmE III (Staten Island) to RWE [Concord], 30 August 1851
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 1 September 1851
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 2 September 1851
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 18 September 1851
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 21 September 1851
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 5 November 1851
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 14 December 1851
1852
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 20 January 1852
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 20 March 1852
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 30-31 March 1852
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 2 April 1852
Box 2
WmE II (Boston) to RWE (n.p.), 16 June 1852
Box 2
WmE II (Boston) to RWE (n.p.), 21 June 1852
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 2 July 1852
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 7 August 1852
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 19 August 1852
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 31 August-[1 September] 1852
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 2 September 1852
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 3 September 1852
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 10 September 1852
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 9 October 1852
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 24 November 1852
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to LJE (n.p.), 9 December 1852
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 22 December [1852]
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 29 December 1852
1853
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 3 February 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 10 February 1853
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 15 February 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 15-16 February 1853
Box 2
RWE (Concord) to WmE II (n.p.), 18 February 1853
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 30 March 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 7 April 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 14 April 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 19 April 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 22-23 April 1853
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 26 April 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 8-9 May 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 25 May 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 9 June 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 10 June 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 29 June 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 14 July 1853
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 17 July 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 22 August 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 25 September 1853
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to [MME] (n.p.), 16 October 1853
Box 2
WmE III (Staten Island) to RWE (Concord), 10 November 1853
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WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 22 November 1853
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WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 12-13 December 1853
1854
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 12-13 January 1854
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 23 February 1854
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 9-[10] March 1854
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 15 March 1854
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WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 29 March 1854
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 27 April 1854, attached to a letter of 24 April 1854 from "a correspondent" of WmE II's in Cincinnati
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to ETE (n.p.), 22 June 1854
Box 2
WmE II (Helvellyn) to RWE (n.p.), 2 July 1854
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), [2 July] 1854
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 14 August 1854
Box 2
WmE III (Cambridge) to RWE (n.p.), 5 September 1854
Box 2
WmE III (Cambridge) to RWE (Concord), 7 September 1854
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 19 September 1854
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 25 September 1854
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 18 October 1854
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 12 December 1854
Box 2
WmE III (Cambridge) to RWE (Concord), 24 December 1854
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 28 December 1854
1855
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 1 January 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 14 January 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 1 February 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 14 February 1855
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to LJE (n.p.), 20 February 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 26 February 1855
Box 2
WmE III (Cambridge) to RWE (Concord), 17 April 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 20 April 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 3 May 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 5 May 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 17 May 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 22 May 1855
Box 2
WmE III (Cambridge) to RWE (Concord), 7 June 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 16 June 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 2 August 1855
Box 2
G. P. Putnam (New York) to WmE II (n.p.), 2 August 1855; on verso: brief note from WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 3 August 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 9 September 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 15 September 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 27 September 1855
Box 2
WmE III (Cambridge) to RWE (Concord), 20 November 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 21 November 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 5 December 1855
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 21 December 1855
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to ETE (n.p.), [31 December] 1855
1856
Box 2
WmE II and JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 2-3 January 1856
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 19 January 1856
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 8 February 1856
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 30 March 1856
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 6 May 1856
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 29 June 1856
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 7 July 1856
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 19 August 1856
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 25 August 1856
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 30 October 1856
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 12 December 1856
1857-1859
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 1857
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 6 July 1857
Box 2
Certificate of WmE II's life membership in the New England Society in the city of New York, 30 January 1858
Box 2
WmE II (Helvellyn) to RWE (n.p.), 17 April 1858
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 17 December 1858
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 4 February 1859
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 15 July 1859
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 31 October 1859
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 7 December 1859
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 28 December 1859
1860
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 4 March 1860
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to MME (n.p.), 20 March 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 27 March 1860
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 10-11 April 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 17 April 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 23 April 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 26 April 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 28 April 1860
Box 2
WmE II (Staten Island) to RWE (n.p.), 1 May 1860
Box 2
WmE III (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 18 October 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to Elizabeth [Hoar] (n.p.), 24 November 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 8 December 1860
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 30 December 1860
1861
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 25 February 1861
Box 2
WmE III (Farmington, N.Y.) to RWE (Concord), 25 March 1861
Box 2
JHE (Cambridge) to WmE III [New York], 18 April 1861
Box 2
CE (n.p.) to his father WmE II (n.p.), 29 April 1861
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 25 June 1861
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 7 July 1861
Box 2
JHE (Boston) to SHE (n.p.), 21 July 1861
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 24 July 1861
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 24 November 1861
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 26 December 1861
1862
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 10-11 January 1862
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 16-17 March 1862
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 30-31 March 1862
Box 2
JHE (Yorktown and Williamsburg, Va.) to WmE II (n.p.), 18 and 24 May 1862
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 3 September 1862
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 2 October 1862
Box 2
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 18 October 1862
Box 2
WmE III (New York) to RWE (Concord), 16 November 1862
Box 2
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 29 December 1862
1863
Box 3
Notes on J. D. Philbrick's pamphlet on "Truancy and Compulsory Education" and on education acts in the state of Massachusetts, [1863]
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE and ETE (n.p.), 10-11 February 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 14 March 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 3-4 May 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE and ETE (n.p.), 10 May 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE and ETE (n.p.), 22-23 May 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 3 June 1863
Box 3
SHE (New York) to LJE (n.p.), 30 July 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 30 October 1863
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 13 December 1863
1864
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 22 January 1864
Box 3
WmE III (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 27 January 1864
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 1 February 1864
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 29 February 1864
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 1 April 1864
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 4 April 1864
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 24 April 1864
Box 3
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 6 May 1864
Envelope containing the following two items:
Box 3
1) contract between JHE and the U.S. government concerning his position as medical officer in the army, 26 May 1864
Box 3
2) letter from the Department of the Gulf to JHE, 9 June 1864
Box 3
WmE (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 25 June 1864
Box 3
Obituary of Lieutenant Ezra Ripley (grandson of the Rev. Ezra Ripley), who died 28 July [1864]
Box 3
JHE's receipt of payment for medical supplies from J & W Grunow, 1 October 1864
1865-1867
Box 3
WmE II (n.p.) to RWE (n.p.), 1865
Box 3
H. M. Cullrich (?) (of the Treasury Department) to WmE II (New York), 23 March 1865
Box 3
Photostat of a certificate for JHE's appointment as "Sanitary Instructor," 24 March 1866
Box 3
WmE II (Concord) to RWE (n.p.), 16 January 1866
Attached is an extract from W. A. H. Lecky's History of Rationalism in Europe, vol. 1, pages 111 ff.
Box 3
WmE II (Concord) to JHE (n.p.), 7 August 1866
Box 3
SHE (Concord) to JHE (n.p.), 15 January 1867
Box 3
J. Chamberlain (Birmingham) to Alfred Field (n.p.), 2 March 1867
Box 3
Bill for medical supplies from the Faculté de Médecine de Paris to JHE, 11 April 1867
Box 3
John Bigelow (Highland Falls, Orange Co., N.Y.) to [WmE II] (n.p.), 10 May 1867
Box 3
Sarah H. Emerson (n.p.) to JHE (n.p.), 7 July 1867
Box 3
SHE and WmE II (Concord) to JHE (n.p.), 8 July 1867
Box 3
Diploma for the A.B. degree from Harvard College, granted to CE, signed by President Thomas Hill, 17 July 1867
Located in Oversize.Box 3
Edith Emerson Forbes (Naushon) to JHE (n.p.), 27 July 1867
1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 5 May 1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 14 May 1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 18 May 1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 1 June 1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 17 June 1868
Box 3
"A Transcript from the Record of Marriages in the city of Brooklyn," 18 June 1868, in an envelope addressed to Dr. JHE from the Metropolitan Board of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics
Record of the marriage of JHE and STE on 2 June 1868.
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 23 June 1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 26 July 1868
Box 3
WmE II (New York) to RWE (n.p.), 4 September 1868
Box 3
Typed transcription of a letter from RWE (New York) to LJE (n.p.), 13 September 1868, and a note from ETE to "Children" (being Edith Emerson, etc.)
Box 3
RWE (Concord) to JHE (n.p.), 27 December 1868
1870-1882
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 16 August 1870
Box 3
CE and wife TKE (Paris) to ETE (n.p.), 10 April 1873
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 16 October 1873
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 1 November 1874
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 20 June 1875
Box 3
CE (Paris) to ETE (n.p.), 1 January 1876
Box 3
CE and TKE (Milton) to ETE (n.p.), 24 October 1876; on verso: brief note from ETE to Elizabeth [Hoar]
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 8 April 1877
Box 3
JHE (New York) to Edith Emerson Forbes (n.p.), 31 August 1877
Box 3
CE (n.p.) to Edith Emerson Forbes (n.p.), 29 January [1878]
Box 3
TKE (Concord) to ETE (n.p.), 25 March 1878
Box 3
CE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 20 April 1878
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 28 August 1878
Box 3
Ruth Emerson (daughter of JHE) (Somers, N.Y.) to ETE (n.p.), 1 September 1878
Box 3
SHE (Somers, N.Y.) to ETE (n.p.), 1 September 1878
Box 3
JHE (n.p.) to ETE (n.p.), 22 September 1878
Box 3
CE (Concord) to Edith Emerson Forbes (n.p.), 2 May 1879
Box 3
Typed transcription of notes by Edith Emerson Forbes after Thanksgiving [1880]
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 6 November 1880
Box 3
JHE (New York) to ETE (n.p.), 24 April 1882
1893-1912
Box 3
JHE (Chicago) to [JTE] (n.p.), 11 June 1893
Box 3
Poem, "To the Emersonian Twins," 1898
Box 3
Copy of a written bequest from ETE to her cousin HE and his wife Grace, January 1909, with a letter from her brother Edward Waldo Emerson explaining the bequest, 12 January 1909
Box 3
JTE (Hanging Rock Camp, Cody, Wyo.) to her family (n.p.), 5-8 July [1912]
The text of this letter is also part of the typed transcript of her 1912 diary located in Series II of this collection.
1913
Box 3
Notes from JHE (n.p.), "To My Executors," [1913]
Box 3
H--- Flexner (n.p.) to HE (n.p.), [1913]
Box 3
John Curtis to HE (n.p.), 6 May 1913
Box 3
George Jackson (n.p.) to HE (n.p.), 6 May 1913
Box 3
CE (Southold) to HE (n.p.), 8 May 1913
Box 3
Theodore Janeway (New York) to HE (n.p.), 9 May 1913
Box 3
Two copies of words spoken at the memorial service for JHE by CE and HE, 26 May 1913
Box 3
D. Bryson Delavan (?) (The Wyoming) to HE (n.p.), 12 June 1913
Box 3
Alfred A. Whitman (New York) to HE (n.p.), 30 June 1913
1917-1939
Box 3
Passport of Mary Emily Livermore Haven, issued by the U.S. Department of State, 14 February 1917
Located in Oversize.Photograph attached.Box 3
Richard Hale (Boston) to HE (New York), 8 May 1931
Box 3
HE (n.p.) to Richard Hale (Boston), 29 May 1931
Box 3
Home for Incurables "History of Patient" form for M. Emily Livermore Haven, 29 April 1938
Box 3
Rockwell S. Brank (Summit, N.J.) to HE (New York), 4 June 1939
Box 3
HE (n.p.) to Mrs. Edward Potter Lathrup (Rockford, Ill.), 6 July 1939
1950-1959
Box 3
W. C. Wright (Bryn Mawr, Penn.) to HE (n.p.), [1950], attached to typescript of a letter of 8 September 1950
Both contain references to a photograph of RWE, Samuel Bradford, and W. H. Furness, entitled "The Three Boys."
Box 3
Notes by Arthur S. White concerning an inscription about WmE II, which he found on a monument at Southwark Cathedral
II. Emerson family diaries and other volumes, 1824-1912
Box 3
Charles Emerson's childhood and Civil War recollections, n.d.
Composed of one volume and some loose papers (tied together).Poetry, short stories, and reminiscences about his childhood, wartime sea voyages, and foreign travels.
Box 3
Haven Emerson's biographical notes on his grandfather William Emerson II, n.d.
Loose papers.Genealogical data and notes on WmE II's youth, maturity, travels, and other information reaped from letters and journals.
Box 3
Diary of William Emerson II, 5 December 1823-21 February 1824, with gap between 26 January and 11 February
Composed of 21 loose folios.Entries about his sail to Europe and descriptions of his experiences and observations in Ireland; his arrival in Havre-de-Grace, France; and his subsequent travel to Paris.
Box 3
"Letter boxes" of William Emerson II, 13 February 1824-10 January 1825
Composed of 19 loose folios.Contains short summaries of some of his letters and long edited versions and drafts of others. Letters from Havre-de-Grace, Paris, Göttingen, and addressed to RHE, RWE, EBE, CCE, MME, and various others. Thoughts on his travels and his new acquaintances; on his studies and observations of religion, theology, and philosophy; records of his purchases and expenses; brief anecdotes and amusements.
Box 3
Diary of William Emerson II: "Journal of a Tour from Göttingen to Dresden," 16 September-9 October 1824
1 volume (64 pages).Photostat available.
Record of a walking tour through Germany with other students. Descriptions of scenery, villages, cities, architecture, and people; experiences at sermons, churches, museums.
Box 3
Photostat of the diary of William Emerson II: "Journal of a Tour from Göttingen to Dresden," 16 September-9 October 1824
Box 3
Diary of William Emerson II, 31 March-10 July 1825
Composed of 13 loose folios.Kept during his travels (by foot) through Germany, Switzerland, and Italy. Descriptions of scenery, villages, cities, architecture, antiquities, and people and their practices.
Box 4
Diary of John Haven Emerson, 25 August 1849-26 August 1850
1 volume.Begun when he was nine years old, this "journal book" records JHE's daily activities, his time spent in school, at play with his siblings and cousins, and at music lessons. He mentions going to Uncle Waldo's lectures and the pleasant visits of his friends and relatives.
Box 4
Diary of John Haven Emerson, kept while he was a student of chemistry at the Scientific School in Cambridge, Mass., 9 September 1860-13 February 1861
1 volume.Describes his time in school, the lectures he attended, and his studies. Records his wanderings around Boston and Cambridge and visits with relatives in Concord. Entries between 16 January and 13 February are written from New York, where he explored and visited friends and relatives.
Box 4
Diary of John Haven Emerson, 2 March-1 October 1861
1 volume.Written from Cambridge, this diary contains entries about his studies, his personal engagements, and his visits with his brother CE at Harvard College. Also mentions trips to Boston, Concord, and New York, where he visited relatives and attended social gatherings.
Box 4
Anecdotes of the children of John Haven Emerson and Susan Tompkins Emerson, written mostly by STE and some by Ruth and Sarah (her sisters?), 1872-1888
1 volume and some loose papers and letters.Approximate typed transcription included.
The children of STE and JHE were Ruth, William (Willy), Haven, Helena (Henna), Julia (Dula), and Elizabeth (Bobo). Brief stories about the children's amusing behavior and curious retorts.
Box 4
Diary of Julia Titus Emerson: "Journal [of a trip] to Yellowstone National Park," 2 July-23 August 1912
Typescript; loose pages.The entry of 5-8 July 1912 is also in the form of a handwritten letter to her family, located in Series I, Box 4.
III. Genealogical data, notes and correspondence of various researchers
Box 4
Misc. genealogical notes on the Haven and Emerson families
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of James T. Callow
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of John Duffy and Edward W. Forbes
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of Karen Kalinevitch and Lewis Leary
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of Elizabeth Maxfield-Miller
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of Joel Myerson
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of Henry F. Pommer
Box 4
Research notes and correspondence of R. L. Rusk, Eleanor M. Tilton, and Gay Wilson-Allen
Box 4
Misc. researchers' notes
IV. Printed material, 1767-1978
Box 4
Bookplates of the Haven and Emerson families and crest sample of the Emerson family
Box 4
Page from an unidentified hymnal, n.d.
Box 4
Newspaper clipping of a photograph of the Judge William Emerson house from the New York Sun, n.d.
Box 4
Two pamphlets from the Old Manse in Concord, n.d.
Box 4
Article on the life of Ralph Waldo Emerson, from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, July 1882, with engraving
Box 4
Various articles from the New York Medical Journal by John Haven Emerson, 1884-1892
Box 4
New York Times article of 6 April 1961, on Col. Robert Gould Shaw
Box 4
Concord Journal article by Priscilla Korrell on the origins of the Emerson Hospital, 2 March 1978
Concord Journal, vol. III, no. 5, 30 January 1930
Located in Oversize.Contains articles entitled "Funeral of Dr. [Edward Waldo] Emerson" and "Edward Waldo Emerson: A Neighbor's Appreciation," pp. 1-2.
Mercantile Advertiser and New York Advocate, 12 December 1833
Located in Oversize.Contains the marriage notice of William Emerson and Susan Woodward Haven, p. 2, column 4.
New Hampshire Gazette and Historical Chronicle, vol. XX, no. 1001, 9 January 1776, pp. 1-2
Located in Oversize.Broadside: "A Proclamation for a Day of Public Fasting and Prayer" on 5 April 1804, made by Gov. Caleb Strong, Esq. on 17 February 1804
Located in Oversize.Staten Island Sun, vol. I, no. 9, 14 May 1842, pp. 1-2
Located in Oversize.V. Other material
Engravings and drawings
Box 4
Sketch of the Old Manse by Ross Turney
Box 4
Sketch of Staten Island house of WmE II
Box 4
Engraving of Mrs. Siddons
Box 4
Pen and ink drawing of General La Torre, by F. Goyena
Miscellaneous
Box 4
Misc. articles folded into a piece of paper and inscribed: "Articles found in the copy of the New Testament which had been Grandmother Emerson's and was given by Sarah H. E. to Ruth E. in 1910"
Box 4
Hair sample of Elizabeth [Hoar Emerson (1877-1882)] "at 19 days old"
Preferred Citation
Emerson family papers, Massachusetts Historical Society.
Access Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in ABIGAIL, the online catalog of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Researchers desiring materials about related persons, organizations, or subjects should search the catalog using these headings.
Persons:
Haven family.
Emerson family--Genealogy.
Haven family--Genealogy.
Emerson, Charles Chauncy, 1808-1836.
Emerson, Edward Bliss, 1805-1834.
Emerson, John Haven, 1840-1913.
Emerson, Julia Titus, b. 1877.
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 1803-1882.
Emerson, Susan Titus Tompkins, b. 1840.
Emerson, William, 1801-1868.
Organizations:
Lawrence Scientific School.
Subjects:
Children.
Poetry.
Voyages and travels.
Women travelers.
Family history--1800-1849.
Family history--1850-1899.
Europe--Description and travel--1800-1918.
Materials Removed from the Collection
Printed Material Removed from the Collection
For a list of printed materials removed from this collection, see Curator of Manuscripts.
Artifacts Removed from the Collection
The following artifacts were removed from the collection for storage and cataloging with the MHS Museum Collection.
Silhouettes
Charles Chauncy Emerson (photomechanical)
Edward Bliss Emerson (photomechanical)
Mary Moody Emerson (photomechanical)
Ruth [?] Titus, "1800--about" (framed)
Unidentified subject (framed)
Miniatures
[Judge William Emerson] (WmE II), in case
Reverend Joseph Emerson of Malden, in black frame
Susan Woodward Haven Emerson (SHE) (1807-1868), "about 1834," in case
Three-dimensional
Plaster bust of Ralph Waldo Emerson (approx. 1 1/4 ft)
Photographs Removed from the Collection
Photographs from this collection were removed to the Emerson family photographs, ca. 1845-1983. Photo. Coll. 152.