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Home for Aged Colored Women Records, 1843-1949
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This subseries contains correspondence with Home administrators from 1867 to 1937,
primarily related to donations and subscriptions. Correspondence from 1930 to 1937 deals
primarily with the donation from resident Daisy Phillips of a house she owned in Abington,
Mass. Prominent correspondents include William E. Pike, Judge James T. Kirby, and Charles G.
Willard.
This subseries contains correspondence with Home administrators from 1867 to 1937,
primarily related to donations and subscriptions. Correspondence from 1930 to 1937 deals
primarily with the donation from resident Daisy Phillips of a house she owned in Abington,
Mass. Prominent correspondents include William E. Pike, Judge James T. Kirby, and Charles G.
Willard.
Box 6, Folder 17, Correspondence, undated
Box 6, Folder 15, Correspondence, Jun.-Sept. 1937
Box 6, Folder 16, Correspondence, Oct. 1937 (0 images)