Finding Guide Henry Family Papers, 1740-1989, and the ... · Mary Adeline Henry (1873-1974) and her husband, Dr. Thomas Henry Atherton Stites (1875-1959). The papers, dating from

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Finding Guide

Henry Family Papers, 1740-1989, and the Jacobsburg Historical Society Photographs May 2006 Funded by a grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. Summer 2016 Revised by Scott Paul Gordon, Lehigh University Abstract

The collection comprises materials documenting the lives of the descendants of William Henry II (1757-1821), who arrived in Northampton County in 1776 and learned the trade of gunsmith, which his father, William Henry of Lancaster (1729-1786), had practiced in Lancaster in the 1750s. The bulk of the materials concerns the family relationships and civic contributions of William Henry III (1794-1878) and of James Henry (1809-1895) and his extended family, particularly James’s son and last of the family gun makers, Granville Henry (1834-1912); and the family of Granville’s daughter, Mary Adeline Henry (1873-1974) and her husband, Dr. Thomas Henry Atherton Stites (1875-1959). The papers, dating from 1740 through 1989, are arranged into eight sections: correspondence, writing and school materials, biographical, legal, financial, Moravian materials, gun works records, and photographs. The bulk of the collection is correspondence, and much of the material is genealogical and biographical in nature.

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Table of Contents

• Title page 1 • Abstract 1 • Table of Contents 2 • Background note 3 • Henry family genealogy 5 • Scope and content 6 • Provenance 6 • Preferred citation 6 • Processing information 6 • Related material 6 • Subject terms 7 • Collection overview 7 • Collection inventory 11

o Series I: Correspondence 11 § Early Henrys – James Henry (Boxes 1-3) 11 § Granville Henry (Boxes 4-5) 15 § Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry (Box 6) 25 § Thomas Henry Atherton Stites (Box 7) 27 § Mary Adeline Henry Stites (Boxes 8-12) 31 § Mary Henry Stites (Box 13) 39 § Lydia Henry Stites (Box 14) 42 § Mary Henry and Lydia Henry Stites (Box 15) 44 § Samuel Sumner Marcy (Box 16) 45 § John Kennedy Freeman Stites (Box 17) 47 § Harriet Marcy Stites (Box 18) 47 § Winfield Scott Stites (Box 19) 48 § Lydia Atherton Henry Stites (Box 20) 49 § Miscellaneous and unknown (Boxes 21-22) 50 § Satterlee correspondence (Box 23) 54

o Series II: Writings and school materials 54 o Series III: Biographical 61 o Series IV: Legal 65 o Series V: Financial 68 o Series VI: Moravian materials 70 o Series VII: Gun works 71 o Jacobsburg Historical Society Photographs 73

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Background note The Henry family of Boulton manufactured firearms, most notably Pennsylvania-Kentucky rifles, in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, for four generations. They were the direct descendants of William Henry, who worked as a gunsmith in Lancaster in the 1750s. William Henry served in several roles besides gunmaker, including armorer to Forbes expeditions against Fort Duquesne; superintendent of arms and military accoutrements for the Continental army; member of the Pennsylvania Assembly; treasurer of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (a role which his wife, Ann Wood Henry, assumed after his death); and a member of the Continental Congress. During the British occupation of Philadelphia in 1777-1778, he and his wife entertained Thomas Paine and several other prominent Americans, and they were patrons of artist Benjamin West. William Henry was a member of the American Philosophical Society; he invented the screw auger; and his early experiments with steam-powered boats led to the later successes of John Fitch and Robert Fulton. William and Ann Wood Henry were converts to the Moravian church, an affiliation maintained by many of their descendants. The couple had thirteen children, two of whom followed their father in the gunmaking business.

William Henry’s son, William Henry II, worked in the gunshop at the Moravian settlement of Christian’s Spring after 1776 and settled in the Moravian community of Nazareth in 1780. He married Sabina Schropp in 1781 and together they raised a family of nine children. To fulfill a large government arms contract, William Henry II built a factory at Jacobsburg in 1798 that operated for about five years. Two of William II’s sons, John Joseph (called Joseph) and William Henry III, joined their father’s business and manufactured firearms in Philadelphia. In 1812 they began construction on a second gunworks on the Bushkill, which they named Boulton. This factory produced rifle and musket barrels, locks, bayonets, and other parts to be sent to Philadelphia for assembly. Several styles of firearms manufactured by the Henrys were used in the War of 1812.

William Henry II died in 1821, and the following year William III sold his interest in the family business to Joseph and moved to Wind Gap, Pennsylvania. William III then pursued ventures in the iron business. He is credited with the first use of the hot blast furnace in the smelting of iron in America in 1835; and his entrepreneurial vision also led to the establishment of the city of Scranton, Pennsylvania. In 1822 Joseph closed the Philadelphia operations and consolidated the family gunmaking business at Boulton. The factory began producing firearms in 1826 for the fur and Indian trade. Joseph lived at Boulton with his wife, Mary Rebecca Smith, and only son, James, in the Henry Homestead, a log house probably erected in 1790 and enlarged by William III in 1812. In 1832, Joseph began constructing his Federal-style estate house, now called the John Joseph Henry House.

Joseph Henry’s son, James, was a scholar-gunmaker. He graduated from Moravian Theological Seminary in 1825 and taught at Nazareth Hall, a Moravian boys’ military academy, until 1831. In 1833 he married Mary Magdalene Sautter, the daughter of Moravian missionaries, and together they raised seven children in the Henry Homestead. In his leisure time James studied and wrote about philosophy, art, music, history, and forestry; and he mastered five modern and three ancient languages. An active Moravian, he was a founder of the Moravian Historical Society and a frequent contributor to The Moravian and Transactions of the Moravian Historical Society. In 1857 he traveled to Herrnhut, Saxony, as an alternate delegate to the Moravian General Synod, after which he proceeded on an extended tour of Europe.

James Henry assumed leadership of the gun manufactory in 1836, when his father died. During the pre-Civil War period Boulton, along with the Tryon Company of Philadelphia and Leman’s Rifle Works of Lancaster, produced “plains rifles,” which were capable of dealing with big game animals of

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the western frontier. James Henry’s four sons worked with him in the family business. He built homes at Boulton for two of his sons, Robert William and Edward Theophilus. In 1860 his eldest son, Granville Henry, became his partner; the firm became known as James Henry & Son and the gun factory, formerly known simply as Boulton, was renamed Boulton Gun Works. During the Civil War period, the Henrys produced rifles for P.S. Justice Company of Philadelphia, who had a contract with the federal government for military arms.

After the war, Boulton Gun Works faced difficult times because the market was flooded with surplus military arms and because machined-tooled guns, which could be mass produced with interchangeable parts, were preferred to handcrafted firearms made by the Henrys. The family continued to make civilian rifles and shotguns; but they also took advantage of the surplus market, buying rifle barrels, which they shortened, reamed smooth, and mounted on percussion actions for use as shotguns. Production at the Gun Works ceased in 1895, but guns were assembled from parts on hand until 1907. After the gun factory closed, Granville Henry and his brothers pursued other entrepreneurial ventures, such as the ice business. Granville, like his father, was also actively involved in Moravian affairs, particularly education. He served as President of the Board of Trustees of Nazareth Hall, where he, his father, and his grandfather had attended.

Granville Henry married Mary Elizabeth Krause in 1869. They lived in the John Joseph Henry House and raised one daughter, Mary Adeline “Molly” Henry. In 1905 Mary Adeline Henry married Thomas Henry Atherton Stites, who was related to her through their common ancestor, William Henry III. Thomas H.A. Stites, son of Rev. Winfield and Lydia Atherton Henry Stites, grew up at “Sunny Hill,” the family homestead in Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He became a physician with the federal and state public health services and held positions at tuberculosis sanitariums in Hamburg and Cresson, Pennsylvania, as well as in Louisiana and South Carolina. Dr. Stites and Mary Adeline Henry had two daughters, Mary Henry Stites and Lydia Henry Stites. Lydia, an aspiring violinist, died at 21 of complications from pneumonia. In the 1940s, Dr. Stites, along with his wife, unmarried daughter, and mother-in-law (Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry), retired to Boulton, where they lived in the John Joseph Henry House.

In 1959 the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania began buying from the city of Easton properties located along the Bushkill Creek in the southeastern part of Bushkill Township for the use of Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters. Under the provisions of the Eminent Domain Act of 1964, the state had acquired 1100 acres of land by 1971, including the Henry Homestead, the greater part of Henry’s Woods, the site of Boulton Gun Works, and other features of historic interest. Controversy over the development of Jacobsburg State Park led in 1972 to the formation of the Jacobsburg Historical Society, an effort that both Mary Adeline Henry Stites and especially her daughter, Mary Henry Stites, actively supported. Mary Adeline Henry Stites and Mary Henry Stites lived in the John Joseph Henry House until their deaths in 1974 and 1989, respectively.

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Henry family genealogy1

William Henry I (1729-1786) -m- Ann Wood (1734-1799); 13 children John Joseph Henry (1758-1811): American Revolution soldier captured in campaign against Quebec, Pennsylvania state judge Abraham Henry (1768-1807): Lancaster gun maker James Henry (1771-1813): early inhabitant of Detroit, MI William Henry II (1757-1821) -m- Sabina Schropp; 9 children Elizabeth Henry (1782-1844) -m- John Jordan (1770-1845); 6 children John Jordan, Jr. (1808-1890) -m- Jane Bell (1829?-1916); purchased Whitefield House for use by Moravian Historical Society, Nazareth, PA. Active member of Historical Society of Pennsylvania Antoinette (1813-1880) -m- John T. Bell (~1805-1882) Francis Jordan (1815-1885) -m- Emily Woolf) (1821-1889); 13 children John Woolf Jordan (1840-1921): librarian, Historical Society of Pennsylvania Francis Jordan, Jr. (1843-1911): author, The Life of William Henry of William Henry of Lancaster, Pennsylvania (1910) John Joseph Henry (1786-1836) -m- Mary Rebecca Smith (1785-1871); 1 child James Henry (1809-1895) –m- Mary Magdalena Sautter (1811-1873); 7 children

Granville Henry (1834-1912) –m- Mary Elizabeth Krause (1844-1934, mother, Adaline Amanda [Eggert] Krause); 1 child Mary Adeline Henry (1873-1974) –m- Dr. Thomas Henry Atherton Stites (1875-1959); 2 children Mary Henry Stites (1907-1989), unmarried Lydia Henry Stites (1913-1934) John Joseph Henry (1836-1850) Sophia Louisa Henry (1838-1933), unmarried Edward Theophilus Henry (1842-1925) –m- Emily Elizabeth Lichtenthaeler; 2 children William Eugene Henry (1875-1974) –m- Jennie Mae Bensen; 2 children William Bensen Henry James Edward Henry Katherine Louise Henry (1877-1933), unmarried Clara “Tal” Henry (1844-1927), unmarried Robert William Henry (1848-1921) –m- Susan B. Munger (~1859-1933); 3 children Helen Munger Henry (1885-1963), unmarried Ruth Henry (1887-1979) –m- Clarence Edward Clewell2 (1883-1966); 2 children Ruth Henry Clewell, Jr. John Harold Clewell Harriet Louise Henry (1890-1976), unmarried Charles Henry (1854-1879) –m- Amalinda Leibert (1853-1909); 1 child Ella Sarah Henry (1880-1894) Matthew Schropp Henry (1790-1862) –m- Ann Catherine (1794-1833): at Jacobsburg in 1824 erected Catherine furnace; 10 children William Henry III (1794-1878) -m(1) - Mary Barbara Albright (1799-1842); 6 children Ellen Clarissa (1821-1897) -m- Selden T. Scranton (1814-1891) Jane Anna (1823-1909) -m- Col. Charles Scranton (1822-1888) Col. William Henry (1830-1889): 1st Regt., NJ Vols. Capt. Joseph J. Henry (1834-1865): Co. H., 9th Regt, NJ Vols. -m(2) - Sarah Atherton (1814-1895); 3 children Lydia Atherton Henry (1849-1911) -m- Rev. Winfield Scott Stites (1847-1921); 5 children Dr. Thomas Henry Atherton Stites (1875-1959) -m- Mary Adeline Henry (dau. of Granville Henry, above) Sara Stites (b. 1877), unmarried Harriet Marcy (Stites) Tillinghast (b. 1879) Lydia Atherton (Stites) Miner Hunt (b. 1882) Ellen Scranton (Stites) Robinson (b. 1884) Thomas Atherton Henry (1853-1923); named legally changed to Thomas Henry Atherton, 1871

1 The purpose of this genealogy is to assist the researcher in understanding relationships among the family members that appear prominently in this collection. Not all spouses and children are listed here. For a more complete genealogical record, see Charles Sandwick’s Jacobsburg: a Pennsylvania Community and Its People (Jacobsburg Historical Society, 1985). 2 Clarence Edward Clewell was the son of Rev. John H. and Alice Cornelia (Wolle). Clarence and his wife, Ruth Henry, were third cousins, since both were great-great-grandchildren of William II and Sabina Schropp Henry.

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Scope and content

The Henry Family Papers contain correspondence, published and unpublished writings, diaries, memoirs, translations, school materials, genealogical materials, deeds, estate papers, accounts and receipts, business records, wills, notes, and ephemera, which document the family relationships and the civic, cultural, educational, business and religious contributions of the Henry family of Boulton.

The papers (31.25 linear feet) are divided into seven series:

Series I. Correspondence (1801-1935, 1973; 15.75 linear feet, 23 boxes) Series II. Writings; School materials (1801-1934; 3.5 linear feet, 5 boxes) Series III. Biographical (1813-1935; 6.5 linear feet, 13 boxes) Series IV. Legal (1740-1989; 2.5 linear feet, 3 boxes) Series V. Financial (1875-1930; 1 linear feet, 2 boxes) Series VI. Moravian materials (1840-1927; .5 linear foot, 1 box) Series VII. Gun works records (late 1700s-1894; 1.5 linear feet, 2 boxes) Jacobsburg Historical Society Photograph Collection (1850s-1970s; 10 linear feet, 29 boxes)

Provenance

Dr. Thomas Henry Atherton Stites and his wife, Mary Henry, collected together the papers and photographs created by Henry family members. This collection was bequeathed to the Jacobsburg Historical Society by Mary Henry Stites in 1989.

Preferred citation

Item, folder title, box no., series no., Henry Family Papers, Jacobsburg Historical Society. Processing information

Processing of the Henry Family Papers and Jacobsburg Historical Society Photographs was funded by an archives and records management project grant (2005-2006) by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.

Project Manager: Philip Schroeder. Project Archivist: Jan S. Ballard. Processing Assistants: Christine Roach: processor, Stites family correspondence.

Kelly Moore: cataloging technician, photograph collection. Volunteers: William Atherton, Robert Newell, Donald Repsher, and Jim Wilson (Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center).

Revised by Scott Paul Gordon (2016). Related material

Henry Family Papers, 1758-1909, accession number 1209, Hagley Museum and Library (Wilmington, DE). This collection comprises the bulk of the colonial era family papers and the records of the Henry gun manufactory. Some of these materials are available at Jacobsburg Historical Society on a microfilm edition made in 1971. William Henry Papers, 1759-1826, collection number Am.513, Historical Society of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA). Assembled by John Woolf Jordan between 1880-1920.

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Subject terms Henry, Granville, 1834-1912. Henry, James, 1809-1895. Henry, John Joseph, 1786-1836. Henry, William, 1729-1786. Henry, Ann Wood, 1734-1799 Henry, William, 1757-1821. Henry, William, 1794-1878. Jordan, John Woolf, 1840-1921 Jordan, John Jr., 1808-1890 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton, 1875-1959 Stites, Mary Henry, 1907-1989 Henry family. Atherton family. Stites family. Krause family. Jordan family. Boulton Gun Works (Jacobsburg, PA). James Henry & Son.

Firearms. Firearms industry and trade—Pennsylvania. Guns. Gunsmithing. Iron industry and trade—New Jersey. Iron industry and trade—Pennsylvania. Kentucky rifle. Gunsmiths—Pennsylvania. Moravians. Moravian Church—History. Moravian Church in American—History. Moravian Church—Pennsylvania--Northampton County. Nazareth Hall. Moravian Historical Society. Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Collection overview Series I: Correspondence (1801-1935, 1973; 15.75 linear feet, 22 boxes) contains incoming and outgoing letters to and from Henry and Stites family members, friends, colleagues, and others. Chief family correspondents include:

• Early Henry gunmakers; William Henry III (Box 1)

Includes correspondence to William Henry III from Henry W. Drinker, his business colleague in a venture with the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad.

• James Henry (Boxes 2-3) Among James’ chief correspondents is his cousin, John Woolf Jordon, librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, who writes extensively about the history of the Moravian Church in America. Letters from B.E. Fernow, Charles C. Binney, Maria Wilcox, and Jer. S.

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Hess concern James’ forestry interests. Several letters are from the Levin Reichel family, who are Moravian relatives residing in Berthelsdorf, which is located near the current Czech Republic. Letters addressed to James Henry & Son are filed in Series VII.

• Granville Henry (Boxes 4-5) Granville’s chief correspondents include Abraham R. Beck, Laura Bell, Herman T Frueauff, John M. Hartman, D. Farrand Henry, Francis Jordan, Francis Jordan Jr., John Woolf Jordan, Bernard Lehman, Reichel and von Schweinitz family members, Winfield Scott Stites, Charles Z. Tryon, Harry and Gertrude Weiss, and Wolle family members. Several letters concern Granville’s writings, family history and genealogy, and Nazareth Hall business. Because they are in the form of personal letters, correspondence to Granville regarding firearms is filed here. Firearms correspondents include W.A. Albright, T. Beckelli, Benjamin I. Hart & Bros., Francis Breuil, L.C. Edmonds, William Gammel, Robert William Henry, John Huston, Bernard Lehman, John Nagle, Charles Z. Tryon, and John M. Watkins (See also Series VII).

• Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry (Box 6) Most correspondence is from family members. Especially interesting are thank you letters from children from the Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania and from the United States Indian Service.

• Thomas Henry Atherton Stites (Box 7) Thomas’ chief correspondents are his mother, Lydia Atherton Henry Stites, and his daughter, Mary Henry Stites, and his wife, Mary Adeline Henry Stites. Several letters are from his sisters.

• Mary Adeline Henry Stites (Boxes 8-12) Mary Adeline “Mollie” “Polly” Henry Stite’s chief correspondent is her mother, Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry, who wrote almost weekly to her daughter for over 35 years (1880s-1910). Other primary correspondents include Ruth Henry Clewell and sisters of Mary Adeline’s husband, Thomas Henry Atherton Stites. Numerous letters were written by her husband, and several were written during their long courtship. Well-wishers on the occasion of Mary Adeline’s 100th birthday include President Richard M. Nixon.

• Mary Henry Stites (Box 13) Chief personal correspondents are her immediate family and her maternal grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry. For legal and financial correspondence, see Series IV and V, respectively. Childhood correspondence is filed in Series III.

• Lydia Henry Stites (Box 14) Chief correspondents include Ruth Henry Clewell Jr., Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry, and members of her immediate family. Letters from Max Shapiro, Mr. Francois, and Jean Hugonet concern her budding career as a violinist.

• Mary Henry and Lydia Henry Stites (Box 15) Letters in this box are addressed to both sisters and are primarily from immediate family members and their maternal grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry.

• Samuel Sumner Marcy (Box 16) • John Kennedy Freeman Stites (Box 17) • Harriet Marcy Stites (Box 18) • Winfield Scott Stites (Box 19) • Lydia Atherton Stites (Box 20)

Primary correspondent is her son, Thomas Henry Atherton Stites. • Miscellaneous and unknown (Boxes 21-22)

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Several pieces of correspondence in this section date from the 18th century, but their relationship to the family has not been researched. Numerous letters are between family members, whose correspondence in this collection was less than half a linear foot.

• L.D. Satterlee (Box 23)

Contains the extensive correspondence between L.D. Satterlee (Detroit, MI) and G.M. Schulz, librarian of the Moravian Historical Society in the late 1930s, regarding Satterlee’s detailed research concerning early Henry gun manufactory.

In general, correspondence is arranged first by the chief correspondents as listed above. Letters are then arranged: 1) incoming, 2) outgoing, and 3) miscellaneous and unidentified letters. Incoming and outgoing correspondence are arranged first alphabetically, then chronologically within folders. When two family members are both chief correspondents in the list above, letters are filed in the box of the recipient. For example, a letter from Thomas Henry Atherton Stites to his daughter, Lydia Henry Stites, would be in filed in Lydia Henry Stites’ box (Box 14) under “Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton.” Unidentified and miscellaneous letters are arranged chronologically. Women correspondents are filed according to their full married names regardless of the dates of the correspondence. Bulk correspondence written on the occasions of births and deaths, such as condolence letters to the parents of Lydia Henry Stites, is filed in Series III. Correspondence regarding legal and financial matters is contained in Series IV and V, respectively. Numerous pieces of correspondence in Series I have been transcribed by Donald Repsher. Transcribed letters have numbers on their mylar sleeves that correspond to the transcriptions filed numerically in looseleaf transcription notebooks. Series II Writings; School materials (1801-1934; 3.5 linear feet, 5 boxes) contains published and unpublished articles; literary works; news clippings; speeches; translations; reports; diaries; journals; travelogues; notebooks; drafts of legislative acts; memoirs and autobiographical works; biographical sketches; scholarly works; art work; class assignments, notes, and essays; penmanship notebooks; sketchbooks; music notebooks; and report cards. Arrangement of both sections is alphabetical by subject. Series II is divided into two sections: Writings and School materials. Writings include works by family members, primarily James Henry and his son, Granville, both of whom write on a wide variety of topics. Particularly interesting are James Henry’s nine notebooks regarding scientific and economic aspects of forestry, as well as drafts of state legislation regarding forestry. His 1857 travelogue, written when he went to Europe as an alternate representative to the Moravian synod, contains detailed descriptions of England, France, Switzerland, Italy and Germany. Several works were for The Moravian and other Moravian publications. James’s writings also include numerous poems and translations. Also of special note are Granville Henry’s daily diaries, which he kept from 1876 to 1911 (excluding 1899-1904); and William Henry III’s “Historical Memoranda by W. Henry,” in which he reflects on his various personal and business ventures. The section also contains medical articles by Thomas Henry Atherton Stites. The second section is school materials. Among these are Granville Henry’s penmanship notebooks dating from the 1840s; Otilia Leibert’s penmanship notebook with parallel exercises in English and German script; and Adeline Amanda Eggert Krause (mother of Mary Elizabeth Krause (Mrs. Granville) Henry) manuscript music notebook and sketchbook of flowers. Series III. Biographical materials (1813-1935; 6.5 linear feet, 13 boxes) contains wedding and other certificates, military papers, writings, biographical sketches, childhood friendship letters, letters of condolence and congratulations, programs and other ephemera, recipes, scrapbooks, obituaries, clippings, eulogies, alumni materials, minutes, and materials regarding memberships in genealogical,

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social, and professional organizations. Materials about or created by particular person are filed under the individual’s name. Materials relating to a family in general are filed under the family surname. Especially interesting are extracts from the minutes of the Elders Conference, Moravian Church in Nazareth, which were transcribed by Rev. Edward T. Kluge for Granville Henry in 1908. These minutes, dating from 1799-1830, document the differences between William Henry II and the Moravian Congregation. The extracts are in a folder titled Henry family. Series IV. Legal materials (1740-1989; 2.5 linear feet, 3 boxes) contains articles of agreement, deeds, land drafts, estate papers, wills, court testimony, and property appraisals and valuations. The bulk of the materials concerns the settlement of Granville Henry’s estate and materials relating to transferring Henry property to state ownership. Arrangement is alphabetical by subject.

Series V. Financial materials (1875-1930; 1 linear foot, 2 boxes) contain personal accounts, receipts, bank statements, and stocks. Receipts are for personal items, as well as furnishings, repairs, and renovations for the John Joseph Henry House. In general, arrangement is alphabetical by subject.

Series VI. Moravian materials (1840-1927; .5 linear foot; 1 box) contain programs, Church synod materials, publications, and school materials, which document the Henry family’s commitment to the Moravian Church, particularly schools, e.g., Nazareth Hall. Arrangement is alphabetical by subject. Series VII. Gun works (late 1700s-1894; 1.5 linear feet, 2 boxes) contains accounts, receipts, orders, checks, price lists, and employment records. One of the earliest pieces is the Boulton Shop Blotter, which was begun in 1819 by William Henry II. The blotter contains information on customers and notes and ideas for developing the gun manufactory and the Boulton campus. The bulk of materials is orders to and from James Henry & Son (1863-1894), including business with Kittredge & Co., Stanley G. Flagg & Co., and Edward K. Tryon & Co. Jacobsburg Historical Society Photograph Collection (1850s-1970s; 9 linear feet, 27 boxes; 632 cataloging records) represents over 1,000 photographs of family members and friends, the Boulton Gun Works and family properties, Henry’s Woods (forested area on Bushkill Creek, where the Boulton Gun Works and family estates are located), and the local communities and events. Formats include daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, cyanotypes, cartes de visite, cabinet cards, glass slides, prints, glass and film slides and negatives. The collection is rich in family portraits taken throughout the years by local photographers Eggert and Hammann, both of whom were Henry family relatives. The collection is cataloged in detail in the Jacobsburg Historical Society’s PastPerfect collection database; the collection inventory given here summarizes the information in those records. Generally, the boxes and folders are arranged according to subject, although the arrangement is often affected by preservation and other concerns. However, the database provides several methods of searching according to subject. Catalog numbers for photographs are derived from the box number, the folder number within the box, and the item number within the folder. For example, P14.7.3, is a photograph located in box 14, folder 7, and item number 3. Photographs may be cataloged at the item, folder or box leve.. For example, groups of photographs depicting the same location, such as an area in Henry’s Woods, or an individual, e.g., the portraits of Mary Henry Stites as an infant, may all be cataloged in the same record, according to their folder number. Photographs cataloged by the folder are given individual numbers, which are recorded in the Description field of the catalog record. Photographs depicting Thomas Henry Atherton Stites college and career are cataloged in single records by the box. Such

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photographs are arranged in folders according to subject material and are not given individual item numbers.

Container inventories Series I: Correspondence Boxes 1-3: Early Henrys-James Henry

Box 1: Henry, William I; Henry, William II; Henry, William III; Henry, John Joseph Box 1 Folder

Folder label Dates Transcriptions / Notes

1 Henry, William I to Seidel, Brother 1773, 1775 Not original letters 2 Brother? to Henry, William II? 1810 3 [cousin Marie] to Henry, William II 1816 4 Henry, John Joseph to Henry, William

II 1808

5 Drinker, Henry W. to Henry, William II

1840-1843 4,7,25-29,31-40

6 Drinker, Henry W. to Henry, William III

1844-1849 42-61

7 Drinker, Henry W. to Henry, William III

1850 62-76

8 Henry, Franklin to Henry, William III 1862 death of Mathew S. Henry 9 Henry, Sarah (Atherton) and Lydia

Atherton to Henry, William III 1859 80

10 Henry, James to Henry, William III 1841, 1871, 1874, 1876

82

11 Henry, Reuben A. to Henry, William III & Mary Barbara Albright

1861 81

12 Henry, Sabina (mother) to Henry, William III

n.d.

13 Henry, William II and Sabina to Henry, William III

1819 1

14 Huebener, Louisa to [cousin William Henry III?]

1883

15 Scranton, Ellen Henry to Henry, William III

1861, 1876 89

16 Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to Henry, William III

1875

17 Henry, William III to Henry, James 1874-1875 18 Henry, William III to Henry, Mary

Rebecca Smith 1842

19 Henry, William III to Scranton, Charles

1872 83

20 Henry, William III to Warren, William 1855

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Box 1 Folder


E. 21 Bleck, Sophia Louisa Krause to Henry,

John Joseph 1830-1830, 1833, 1836

22 de Schweinitz, L.D. to Henry, John Joseph

1826

23 Tryon, George to Henry, John Joseph 1836 Box 2: Henry, James (incoming correspondence A-R) Box 2 Folder

Folder Label Dates Transcriptions / Notes

1 Albright, ----- to Henry, James 1876 2 Atherton, T.H. to Henry, James 1878 death of William Henry III 3 Bahnson, M.E. to Henry, James n.d. 4 Belden, Ellen S. to Henry, James 1881 5 Bell, Edward J. to Henry, James 1881 6 Bell, Emily to Henry, James n.d. 1889,

1893 1893 in French

7 Bell, Helen to Henry, James 1882, 1891-1894, n.d.

1882 in French

8 Bell, Laura to Henry, James n.d., 1868, 1882-1893

1893 in French, not translated

9 Bigler, David to Henry, James 1834 104 10 Binney Charles C. to Henry, James 1887-1888 149, 150 / 11 Boyd, S.G. to Henry, James 1885-1886 12 Boyd, W.A. to Henry, James 1894 13 Brodhead, Luke to Henry, James 1894 14 Christern, F.W. to Henry, James 1894 15 Conrad, Thomas K. to Henry, James 1859 16 Constitutional Centennial Commission

to Henry James 1887 Certificate

17 Coxe, Maria M. to Henry, James n.d. 18 Ewing, W.G. & G.W. to Henry, James

& son 1852-1853 108-110

19 Fernow, B.E. to Henry, James 1883-1885, 1887

Transc. 138 / See also: Writings, forestry, 1887: forestry

20 Goepp. Charles to Henry, James 1867, 1880 21 Hartman, John M. to Henry, James 1885, 1893-

1894

22 Henry, Edward Theophilus to Henry, James

1864

23 Henry, Granville to Henry, James & Henry Magdalena Sautter Henry

1858-1859 307

24 Henry, James Malcolm to Henry James 1890

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Box 2 Folder


25 Henry, Kate Kearney to Henry, James 1892 26 Henry, Henry Elizabeth Krause to

Henry, James 1893

27 Henry, Reuben A. to Henry, James 1893 28 Henry, Mary Magdalena (Sautter) to

Henry, James 1857 113, 115

29 Henry, William III to Henry, James 1872-1874, 1876

84, 86, 87

30 Hess, Jeremiah to Henry, James 1885 137 31 [Hillman & Durand?] to Henry, James n.d. 32 Historical Society of Pennsylvania to

Henry, James 1857-1888 111, 112, 117 /

See also: Jordan, John Woolf

33 [Hoeber, Arthur] to Henry, James 1886 34 Hoeber, W. to Henry, James 1885-1887 35 Jacob Reed’s Sons (tailors) to Henry,

James 1885

36 Jacobsen, Henry A. to Henry, James 1880, 1881, 1888

37 Jordan, Ewing to Henry, James 1871 38 Jordan, Francis to Henry, James 1876 39 [Jordan?], Jane [Bell?] to Henry, James 1892-1894 40 Jordan, John Jr. to Henry, James 1884, 1859,

1875, 1887 118, 148

41 Jordan, John Woolf to Henry, James [3 folders]

1886-1890 Folder 1

42 1891 - 1893 Folder 2 43 1894 Folder 3 44 Jordan, William H. to Henry, James 1866, 1883,

1892 133

45 Lafayette College to Henry, James 1893 46 Laux, James B. to Henry James 1881 47 Lehman, Bernhard to Henry, James 1850 48 Leibert, R.W. to Henry, James 1885 49 Leinbach & Wolle to Henry, James 1882 See also: Series IV Legal

and Series V Financial. 50 Levering, J.M. to Henry, James 1882 51 Lockwood, John to Henry, James 1869 52 Lundy, M.S. to Henry, James 1886-1887 142, 145-147 53 McAllister, Thomas to Henry, James 1859 54 McKinley, E. to Henry, James 1853 55 Morris, E.M. to Henry, James 1864 Military appointment of

Edward Theophilus Henry 56 Mutchler, William to Henry, James 1875 57 Nagle, John to Henry, James 1847 106

14

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58 Navy Department to Henry James 1911 59 Neu, J.C. to Henry, James 1887 60 Partum, [John E.?] to Henry, James 1886 140, 141 61 Pemsel, J.F. to Henry, James 1886 62 [Reichel?] Addie [Adeline?] to Henry,

James 1862-1887 125, 131, 132 /

In German 63 Reichel, Levin to Henry, James 1859-1877 119, 128 Box 3: Henry, James (incoming correspondence S-Z; outgoing; unknown) Box 3 Folder#


1 Schultze, Augustus to Henry, James 1886-1889 Some in German and French 2 [von Schweinitz, Alexander?] to Henry,

James 1881

3 von Schweinitz-Reichel, Ellen to Henry, James

1892

4 von Schweinitz, Herman to Henry, James

1892

5 de Schweinitz, Robert to Henry, James 1883 6 Scranton, Jane A. to Henry, James 1888 7 [Scranton?], Selden to Henry, James 1874 8 Shults, Henry A. 1873 129 9 Stites, Mary Adeline (Henry) to Henry,

James 1884-1893

10 Thorton & Orr to Henry, James 1887 See also Series IV Legal 11 Titze, Herman J. to Henry, James 1880 12 Tower, Charlamagne to Henry, James 1894 13 Trinity Historical Society to Henry,

James 1889

14 Tyson, James to Henry, James 185x, 1887-1893

15 United States Express Co. to Henry, James

1887

16 [Washman, John?] to Henry, James 1893 17 [Wilcox?], Maria to Henry, James n.d. 18 Wolff, F.E. (Rev.) to Henry, James 1883 19 Wolle, Edward S. to Henry, James 1893 20 Wolle, Francis to Henry, James 1883 21 Henry, James to American Forestry

Congress 1884

22 Henry, James to Bell, Laura 1895 23 Henry, James to Henry, Mary

Magdalena Sautter 1857 224, 226

24 Henry, James to Hess, Jer. S. 1883

15

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25 Henry, James to Jordan, John Jr. 1833-1834 26 Henry, James to [illegible name] 1893 27 Unidentified to Henry, James 1852, 1866 Series I: Correspondence Boxes 4-5: Granville Henry Box 4: Henry, Granville – Acklin to Jordan, Francis Box 4 Folder


1 Acklin, George W. to Jordan, Francis 1911 Forwarded to Gran. Henry 2 Albright, J.J. to Henry, Granville 1905 3 Alright, W. A. to Henry, Granville 1855 4 Atherton Melanie S. to Henry, Granville 1911 5 Atherton, Sarah Henry to Granville

Henry 1906-1911

6 Atherton, Thomas H. to Granville Henry 1888-1896 7 Bachman, H.T. to Henry, Granville 1860-1861,

1891

8 Bade, William Frederick to Henry, Granville

1904

9 Bahnson, George F. to Henry, Granville 1893-1895, 1911

202-203, 675, 676

10 Batty, Beatrice to Henry, Granville 1906 11 Beattie, Elizabeth to Henry, Granville 1903-1905 12 Beck, [Abraham] R. to Henry, Granville 1852-1911 13 Beck, James N. to Henry, Granville 1859 14 Beck, Paul E. to Henry, Granville 1896 180 15 Beckialli, [T?] R. to Henry, Granville 1856, n.d. 16 Belden, Ellen S. to Henry, Granville 1905 17 [Bell, Antoinette (Jordan)?] to Henry,

Granville 1866-1870

18 Bell, Edward J. to Henry, Granville 1909 19 Bell, Emily to Henry, Granville [folder 1] 1897-1905 20 Bell Emily to Henry, Granville [folder 2] 1907-1911 21 [Bell?], Helen to Henry, Granville 1861-1893 158-160 22 Bell, Laura to Henry, Granville 1868-1928 23 Benade, Katherine to Henry, Granville 1904-1910 24 Benjamin I. Hart & Bros. to Henry,

Granville 1853

25 Blacklock, Aubrey Henry 1897-1909 26 Blacklock, Jenny C. to Henry, Granville 1903 186-187, 190 27 Wm. Blackwood & Sons Publishers

(Edinberg & London) to Henry, Granville 1909-1912

16

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28 Bleck, Mrs. To Henry, Granville c. 1850 29 Blum, S.J. to Henry, Granville 1898-1908,

n.d.

30 Boner, Harry to Henry, Granville 1862 31 Breuil, Francis W. to Henry, Granville 1911 32 Brickenstein, Laurence C. to Henry,

Granville 1860-1905

33 Brickenstein, Lucy (Mrs. Laurence) to Henry, Granville

1909

34 Brodhead, D.W.C. to Henry, Granville 1868, 1893 35 Brodhead, Luke to Henry, Granville 1895 36 Brown, Caroline to Henry, Granville 1843 152 37 Brunner & Brunner Real Estate Insurance

to Henry, Granville 1907

38 Buckley, Mary Swift to Henry, Granville 1905, 1910 39 Carirnes, W.G. to Henry, Granville 1911 801 40 Cavanagh, Antoinette J. to Henry,

Granville 1904

41 Chester Co. PA Register of Wills to Henry, Granville

1898

42 Christern, J.W. to Henry, Granville 1855-1856 Bookseller – NY – importer of foreign books, includes receipt. Librairie Etrangere Publications

43 Clewell, Clarence E. to Henry, Granville 1903-1911 44 Clewell, Ruth Henry to Henry, Granville 1903-1911 45 Coffin, Selden J. to Henry, Granville 1906-1909 46 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Adjutant

General’s Office to Henry, Granville 1904

47 Cortelyou, George B. Jr. (ed. Hall Boys, Nazareth Hall) to Henry, Granville

1906

48 Court of the Lord Lyon (Edinburgh) to Henry, Granville

1909-1910

49 Cresson, Anne H. to Henry, Granville 1905, 1909 50 [Croasdale]?, Elinora B. to Henry,

Granville 1895-1902

51 Detwiller, S.E. to Henry, Granville 1909 52 Dickey, Samuel to Henry, Granville 1909 53 Delaware County (PA) Historical Society

to Henry, Granville 1898

54 Dublin Castle, Office of Arms to Henry, Granville

1910

55 Easton Public Library (Henry F. Marx) to Henry, Granville

1907

56 Edmonds, L.C. to Henry, Granville 1906

17

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57 [Eggert?] to Henry, Granville 1880 5 Eichler, Elizabeth to Henry, Granville 1846 59 Erwin, Mary to Henry, Granville 1905 60 Evaul, Elizabeth S. to Henry, Granvile 1847-1857 61 Evening Journal Publishing Co. (West

Virginia) to Henry, Granville 1909

62 Francis, Judson T. to Henry, Granville 1895 63 Francisco, [Eve?] to Henry, Granville 1906 64 Frueauff, Herman T. to Henry, Granville 1900-1911 Some in German 65 Freauff, J.F. to Henry, Granville 1855 Firearms 66 Gammel, William to Henry, Granville 1853-1857 Firearms (Houston, TX) 67 Gersden, H.A. to Henry, Granville 1905 68 Goundie, E.E. to Henry, Granville 1882 69 Haman, Theophilus to Henry, Granville 1865 70 Gray, Henry (Antiquarian bookseller,

London) to Henry, Granville 1909

71 Hamilton, Celia E. to Henry, Granville 1910 72 Harney, Evangeline Lukens to Henry,

Granville 1905

73 Hartman John M. to Henry, Granville 1896-1906 178 74 Henry, Clara to Henry, Granville 1907-1912 75 Henry, [Cover?] Cox to Henry, Granville 1911

76 Henry, D. Farrand to Henry, Granville 1897, 1905 - 1910

182-183, 200

77 Henry Eugenia M. to Henry, Granville 1904 78 Henry, Edward Theophilus to Henry,

Granville 1864, 1888

79 Henry, [Guy?] V. to Henry, Granville 1906 80 [Henry, Harriet Louis?] to Henry,

Granville 1907

81 [Henry, Helen Munger?] to Henry, Granville

1910

82 Henry, Helen Munger to Henry, Granville

1896-1904 Includes calling cards of Emily Bell

83 Henry, Lillie 1868 84 Henry, James to Henry, Granville 1854-1855,

1871

85 Henry, James Buchanan to Henry, Granville Via Jordan, John W. (HSP)

1907

86 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause 1896-1908 604 87 Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter to

Henry, Granville 1847 5, 153

88 Henry, Philip Walter to Henry, Granville 1899-1911

18

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89 Henry, Reuben A. to Henry, Granville 1898-1905 Transc. 171, 181, 184-185, 189, 191, 194-199

90 Henry, Robert L. to Henry Granville 1911 House of Representatives U.S. Committee on Rules

91 Henry Robert William to Henry, Granville

n.d. 1865-1866

Firearms – writing from St. Louis, MO

92 Henry, Sophia to Henry, Granville 1853 93 Henry, S.T.S. to Henry, Granville 1909 204-205 94 Henry, William Jr. to Henry, Granville 1853-1854 95 Henry, William Louis to Henry,

Granville 1910 206-208, 210-212

96 Herbst, Mary E. to Henry, Granville 1910 97 Hilwig, Ellen to Henry, Granville 1891 98 Howard, Agnes A. to Henry, Granville 1906 99 Howson & Howson to Henry, Granville 1890 Patent on railroad cross tie 100 Huebener, Louisa to Henry, Granville 1895 101 Huebener, Robert to Henry, Granville 1899, 1905 102 Huebner, Francis C. to Henry, Granville 1906 103 Humphrey, Caroline Scranton to Henry,

Granville 1903

104 Humrich, C.P. to Henry, Granville 1898 105 Huston, John to Henry, Granville 1912 829: firearms 106 Jacobson, Henry A. to Henry, Granville 1898 107 Jordan, Clara W. to Henry, Granville 1882 108 Jordan, Clarence H. to Henry, Granville 1910 109 Jordan, Ewing to Henry, Granville 1867-1911 220 110 Jordan, Francis to Henry, Granville 1855-1888 111 Jordan, Francis Jr. to Henry, Granville 1908-1909 Folder 1 (re: Life of WH) 112 Jordan, Francis Jr. to Henry, Granville 1909 Folder 2 113 Jordan, Francis Jr. to Henry, Granville 1909 Folder 3 114 Jordan, Francis Jr. to Henry, Granville 1910-1911 Folder 4 Box 5: Granville Henry – Jordan, Jane to Wyoming Box 5 Folder


1 [Jordan?], Jane to Henry, Granville 1892-1901 2 Jordan, John Jr. to Henry, Granville 1847-1889 Folder 1 3 Jordan, John Woolf to Henry,

Granville 1859-1901 Folder #2

#141 transcribed, re joining the Calvary

4 Jordan, John Woolf to Henry, Granville

1903-1909 Folder 3 Subjects include: J.A. Beck, Fred Wolle, Nazareth Hall, Genealogy, and Detroit

19

Box 5 Folder

Folder label Dates Transcriptions / Notes Henry family


1909-1910 Folder 3


1910-1911 Folder 4

7 Jordan, William H. to Henry, Granville

1865-1896; 1903

Subjects: Oxford Iron Co., Mansion in Oxford

8 Keller, Eli to Henry, Granville 1906, 1909 9 Kendall, Beulah to Henry, Granville 1904 10 Kendall, Henry T. to Henry, Granville 1864-1905 Subjects: Civil War service;

electric railroad from Easton to Wind Gap

11 Kern, James D. to Henry, Granville 1865 Subject: John Cope 12 Kilbuck, Edith to Henry, Granville 1890-1893 14 Kilbuck, John Henry to Henry

Granville 1890 Writing from mission in

Alaska 15 Kluge, E.T. to Henry, Granville 1895-1911 16 [Krause, J.S.?] to Henry, Granville 1891 17 Kummer, Edward to Henry, Granville 1856-1857 Describes teaching and

living in Iowa frontier 18 Kreider, Charles D. to Henry

Granville 1907

19 Lafayette College to Henry, Granville See also Selden Coffin 20 Lambert, L. to Henry, Granville n.d. 21 Larius, Jane to Henry, Granville 1899-1905 22 Lehman, Bernard to Henry, Granville 1850-1856 23 Leibert, Eugene to Henry, Granville 1890-1895 24 Leinbach, R.P. to Henry, Granville 1858-1860 25 [Lichtenthaler, Amelia Sautter] Aunt

Amelia to Henry, Granville 1845, 1864

26 Loesh, M.L. to Henry, Granville 1895 27 Lukens, Edward T. to Henry,


28 Lukens, Gertrude to Henry, Granville 1909 29 Lukens, Mary E.S. to Henry, Granville 1910 30 Magazine of Antique Firearms to

Henry, Granville 1911 Article on John Joseph

Henry & gunmakers 31 Marshall, Charles to Henry, Granville 1905 Se also Cresson, Anne H. to

Henry, Granville 32 Martin Allardyce to Henry, Granville 1909 Subject: Coat of arms 33 Maryland Historical Society to Henry,

Granville 1909 3/31/09: Gov. John Henry,

Maryland 34 McAllister, John A. to Henry,

Granville 1861

35 McHenry, Frances L. to Henry, 1897, 1905, Detroit Henry family

20

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Granville 1910 36 McIhaney, Asa K. to Henry Granville 1911 Article about Boulton Gun

Works 37 [Meyer, Winifred?} to Henry,

Granville 1908

39 Miksch, Massah to Henry, Granville 40 Moravian Seminary for Girls to

Henry, Granville 1909

41 Morrison, Alfred S. to Henry, Granville

1911

42 Mutchler, William to Henry, Granville 1876, 1890 U.S. House of Representatives; Civil War

43 Nagle, John to Henry, Granville 1853; 1857 22 44 Navy Dept. to Henry, Granville 1910 Subjects: Firearms, John

Joseph Henry, George W. Tryon

45 Navy Dept. Library & Naval War Records to Henry, Granville

1911 Firearms

46 Nazareth hall to Henry, Granville 1857, 1912 Board of trustees notices 47 Neu, J.C. to Henry, Granville 1887 48 New Era Printing Co. to Henry,

Graville 1905

49 Owens, John O. to Henry, Granville 1887 Subject: firearms 50 Paxson, Henry D. to Henry, Granville 1912 51 Paxson, William L. to Henry,

Granville 1906 Genealogy

52 Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs to Henry, Granville

1906 William Henry of Henrysburg

53 Pennsylvania State Highway Department to Henry, Granville

1906 Bridges

54 Pennsylvania State Library – Division of Public records to Henry, Granville

1904-1909 Genealogy – William Henry / Revolution

55 Rau, Eugene to Henry, Granville 1893 Botany 56 Read, Albina Howell to Henry


57 Reichel, Adelaide to Henry, Granville 1907-1912 Death – Mary Sharpe Reichel (cousin at Herrnhut)

58 Reichel, Ellen to Henry, Granville 1857-1858, 1905

Reichel, Ellen (cousin at Herrnhut)

59 Reichel, Ellen (von Schweinitz) to Henry, Granville

1886-1911 Cousin – in Herrnhut Husband dies in 1910 – she resumes using her maiden name in 1911 Grandfather: Charles Gotthold Reichel Some signed Ellie or Ellen

21

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Folder label Dates Transcriptions / Notes à not sure if these are in the right folder

60 Reichel, Gustav A. to Henry, Granville

1888-1891 Translated and transcribed, German, photograph Firearms

61 Reichel, Louisa to Henry, Granville 1855, 1864 1864 - from Berthelsdorf discusses Civil War

62 Reinecke, E.W. to Henry, Granville 1890 63 Reppling, Agnes to Henry, Granville 1911 816 – history of Nazareth

Hall 64 Reusswig, Henry J.F. to Henry,

Granville 1906-1911 Nazareth Hall

Boy Scouts of America, Nazareth Boulton/ Henry Woods

65 Rice, Mary E.U. to Henry, Granville 1911 66 Rice, Owen to Henry, Granville 1885 Cincinnati, Wabash &

Michigan Railway Nazareth Hall

67 Rice, [T. Henry?] to Henry, Granville 1863 Civil War 68 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to

Henry, Granville 1910 Genealogy

Life of William Henry Henry, Wm. Jr. (Col. In Civil War – excerpts from Civil War letters, 1861-162 – see transcriptions for #721)

69 Roe, Jenny H. to Henry, Granville 1907-1911 Genealogy 70 Romig, C.E. to Henry Granville 1903 71 Romig, John to Henry, Granville 1905 72 Romig, Jos. To Henry, Granville 1910 Kilbuck, William

Genealogy – Kilbuck family 3/28/10 John Henry Kilbuck family

73 Rondthaler, E.W. to Henry, Granville 1910 Moravian Seminary for Girls Writings Genealogy Bevan family

74 Salem Academy & College to Henry, Granville

1907-1908 12/28/07 – re: ms that GH was going to write re: Henry Kilbuck name exchange

75 Schneebeli, G.A. to Henry, Granville 1904 Republican nominee for Congress 26th Dist. PA

76 Scropp, Abraham to Henry, Granville 1862, 1897 Re: Bernard [Lehman’s?] wife, Carrie

22

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Folder label Dates Transcriptions / Notes Firearms

77 Schultz, Augustus to Henry, Granville 1903-1910 Moravian College and Theogical Seminary Writings Life of William Henry Disposition of GH’s library

78 von Schweinitz, Hildegard to Henry, Granville

1910-1911

79 de Schweinitz, Paul to Henry, Granville

1895-1896 Writings Moravian Church – Schoeneck Henry, James

80 Scranton, Charles to Henry, Granville 1853 Firearms 81 Scranton, Jane A. to Henry, Granville 1894-1905 82 Scranton, Jos. H. to Henry, Granville 1909 4/30/09 – death: writer’s

mother 83 Scranton, Ellie to Henry, Granville 1864 Firearms 84 Scranton Selden T. to Henry,


85 Shults, H.A. to Henry, Granville 1859 86 Shultz, Elizabeth to Henry, Granville 1894-1895 Benade, Lucia 87 Snyder, Herbert to Henry, Granville 1907 88 Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to

Henry, Granville 1897-1909 Writings-

Moravian (Henry-Kilbuck friendship) – c. 1897 Life of Wm. Henry James, Henry Sara Stites going to Herrnhut to study German

89 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Henry, Granville

1911

90 Stites, Sarah Henry to Henry, Granville

1907-1911 Writings Genealogy

91 Stites, Winfield Scott to Henry, Granville

1894-1911 #308 – violin played by Ellen #311 – ‘’ ‘’ Death of Lily Stites (his wife)

92 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Henry, Granville

1895, 1903 23 July 1895 – telegram via Wm. Henry Re: Granville’s eye surgery

93 Styers, James H. to Henry, Granville 1885 Re: cost of recutting some military rifles (Catasauqua)

94 Surface, H.A. (zoologist) to Henry, 1906 Commonwealth of

23

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Granville Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Dept. of Zoology Entomology – bedbugs

95 Trautwine, John C. Jr. to Henry, Granville

1905 Genealogy

96 Tryon, Charles Z. to Henry, Granville 1910-1911 Edw. K. Tryon Company: Importers and Manufacturers, firearms, fishing tackle, cutlery, athletic goods Life of Wm. Henry Firearms Writings – historical sketch of Tryon business John Joseph Henry Engraving, probably from a catalog, w/ history from 1811-1905 Tryon & Getz Tryon family History Jordan, John Woolf

97 Tyson, James to Henry, Granville 1860, 1912 824 – genealogy: Jacob & Deborah Smith family/ trans.

98 United States Postmaster General to Henry, Granville

1905 Henry, Granville “Sketches of Moravian life and character”

99 Van Vleck, Henry J. to Henry, Granville

1866-1904 Union Church Moravian Church

100 Virginia Historical Society to Henry Granville

1907 Genealogy –William Henry/ Revolution

101 Watkins, John M. to Henry, Granville 1912 825 – firearms 102 Weaver, Edgar to Henry, Granville 1909 Gift acknowledgement

103 Weaver, Ethan A. to Henry, Granville 1894, 1911 Writings Boonstill – PA German Owen Rice – Civil War Obit. Maria Bechtel Weygandt

104 Weiss, Fred to Henry Granville 1908-1911 Ltrs. From Jamaica –Moravian Missionary?

105 Weiss, Harry & Gertrude to Henry, Granville

1902-1910 Some in German Surname S.A. Moravian Missionaries?

24

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106 West Chester Co. (PA) Recorder of Deeds to Henry, Granville

1898

107 Wharton, Anne Hollingsworth to Henry, Granville

1895 Interested in Native Americans

108 Wilber, Theron to Henry, Granville 1859 Sketches of Moravian life and character

109 Wilkes-Barre Record, The to Henry, Granville

1909 3/4/09 – GH’s submission of an article on PA Germans

110 Wolle, Augustus to Henry, Granville 1856 111 Wolle, Clarence A. to Henry,

Granville 1892

112 Wolle, [Edward S.] to Henry, Granville

1897, 1901, 1905

Second Moravian Church, Philadelphia Nazareth Hall Bro. Larius Linden Hall Henry family – Lancaster branch

113 Wolle, Hartley C. to Henry, Granville 1909 Publication History of steam engine

114 Wolle, Herbert W. to Henry, Granville 1901 Death of writer’s mother 115 Wolle, J. Fred to Henry, Granville 1905 Bach Choir of Bethlehem 116 Wolle, Sylvester to Henry, Granville 1872 Gnadenhutten memorial 117 Wyoming Historical & Geological

Society to Henry, Granville 1896-1911 Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden

Writings – GH on PA Dutch/Life of Wm Henry Membership in Society

118 Henry, Granville to Scranton, Selden T.

1869

119 Henry, Granville to Stites, Clara Henry

1911

120 Henry, Granville to Wolle, J.D. 1905 Address request & J.D. Wolle’s reply

121 Henry, Granville to Unknown 1893 122 Unidentified to Henry, Granville 1853-1865 Folder #1 123 Unidentified to Henry, Granville 1866-1905 Folder #2 124 Unidentified to Henry, Granville 1906-1910,

nd Folder #3

Series I: Correspondence

25

Box 6: Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry Box 6 Folder


1 Atherton, Thomas Henry to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1894

2 Bahnsen, Elizabeth to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912, 1934

3 Bahnsen, Marie to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1932

4 Bapf, Cora to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1932-1934

5 [Bell?], Emily to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1933-1934

6 Clewell, Ruth Henry to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1933-1924

7 Clewell, Ruth Henry Jr. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1924

8 [Hammann, Adeline Krause?] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

9 Henry, Emma S. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1905

10 Henry, Granville to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1869-1870, 1890

11 Henry, Granville to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1907

12 Henry, Philip Walter to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912

13 Henry, Sophia to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

14 Herbst, Mary E. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

15 [Hunt?], Helen to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1914

16 Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, PA to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1892

17 Jordan, Ewing to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912

18 Jordan, Jane to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1895

19 Jordan, John Jr. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1877, 1887

20 Kendall, Beulah to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1905

21 [Krause, Adeline Amanda Eggert to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause?]

1863

22 [Krause?] Charles to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1865

26

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23 Krause, John Samuel to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1865 237-238 / Includes receipts

24 Krause, Matthew to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1861

25 Landon, Mary G. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1927

26 Luckenbach, Anna S. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912

27 Luckenbach, Elmira to MEKH 1905 28 McCain, Helen to Henry, Mary

Elizabeth Krause 1930,1933

29 Nazareth Hall to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

30 Otto, Mary B. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

31 Read, Albina Howell to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1927

32 Reichel, Ellen to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1867

33 Reichel, Louisa [Krause?] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1853, 1957 89, 233-235

34 Rice, Eleanora? To Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

35 Rice, Isabella to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

36 von Schweinitz, Herman to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1931 In German.

37 Stites, Lydia Henry to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1926

38 Stites, Mary Henry & Lydia Henry to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1919

39 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1920

40 Stites, Sara Henry to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912, 1933

41 Thaler A.D. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912

42 Tillinghast, Harriet Marcy Stites to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1927

43 Tryon, Charles G. to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1912

44 United States Indian Service (Harriet M. Stuart) to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1891

45 Weiss, Mary Kate to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1868, 1872

27

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46 [Charles] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

47 [Cousin Nipse] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1918

48 [Jennie] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1934

49 [Larius?] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1930

50 [Lily] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

c. 1905?

51 [Willie] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1931, 1933

52 [Winnie] to Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause

1916?

53 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to [Winnie]

n.d.

Series I: Correspondence: Thomas Henry Atherton Stites Box 7 Box 7 Folder


1 Algin, S.V. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d.

2 American College of Physicians and Surgeons to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1958

3 Antonio, Recupero to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1919

4 5

Browne, Charles to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1935

6 Chidsey, Maxwell & Frack (law office) to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1934 Lydia Henry Stites estate settlement

7 Children’s Aide Society (J.S.McAbee) 1954 8 Constance, Sister Mary (Mount Aloysius

Academy) to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1926

9 Cummings, H.S. (Surgeon General of he United States) to Stites. Thomas Henry Atherton

1924, 1935

10 Gass, Harriet M. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1933

11 Hammann, Adeline Elizabeth Krause to 1934

28

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Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton and family

12 Harding, Warren (President) and Mrs. Harding to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d.

13 [Heath?], Edwin to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1934 Pres. Of Moravian Seminary and College for Women sending condolences on the death of THAS’s mother

14 [Henry?], Ellen & Harriet to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton & Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

n.d. Sent from Dresden

15 Henry, Philip Walter to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1934 Condolence for Lydia Henry Stites’ death

16 Henry, William III to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1877

17 Henry, William Eugene to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1906-1907, 1917

Aug. 31, 1917 – Inquiry for family history with THAS’ answers written in with red pen

18 Horgash, Joan to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1932

19 [Hugonet], Jean to Stites Thomas Henry Atherton & family

n.d. Announcement of Amadee Vergnaud’s death. Vergnaud was a violinist Lydia Henry played with & whose wife corresponded w/ the family. Jean was Lydia’s date to her prom.

20 Hunt, Ellen “Denny” to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1930-1931 Writer was very young

21 Hunt, “Hatsey” to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton & family

1927

22 Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d., 1899, 1909-1910, 1916-1917, 1926, 1930, 1932, 1933-1934, 1945, 1955

Sister 1st husband died, she remarried

23 Hunt, Mark Anthony to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton & family

1931 Thank you note from child

24 Kang, E. Whan to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1930

25 Krause, Frances C. (Aunt Frank) to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton & Stites,

1908

29

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Mary Adeline Henry 26 MacGowan, Viola to Stites, Thomas

Henry Atherton 1929

27 McCain, Frederick & Helen to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton & Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1907 McCain family = branch of the Krause family

28 Miller, Mrs. Edward Gore Miller to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

[c. 1936] Genealogy, Henry family

29 Morris, Sgt. Joseph C. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton & family

1943, 1945

30 Mt. Aloysius Academy/ Junior College to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1925-1942

31 Nedwill, Elizabeth to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d

32 Owens, Linden G. to Sites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1933

33 Pennsylvania Department of Health to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d. Invitation to reception at the White House International Congress of Tuberculosis

34 Ramsdan, Elizabeth to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

[1930]

35 Rice, Louise & Isabelle to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1938

36 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1908, 1917, 1925, 1932, 1933-1934, 1937, 1945

Sister

37 Robinson, Lyddy to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1947 Daughter of Ellen Scranton Stites Robinson

38 [Robinson?] Scott to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1935

38 Rotary International to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1934

39 Reifsnyder, J.C. to Stites Thomas Henry Atherton

1927

40 Sanitorium patients to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1933 Thank you and condolence on Lydia Henry’s illness

41 Schaffle, Karl to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1933 Lydia Henry Stites’ illness

42 Schwarze, W.N. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1915

43 Scranton, Joseph H. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1935

44 Sharpe, Catherine to Stites, Thomas n.d.

30

Box 7 Folder


Henry Atherton 45 Simmons College to Stites, Thomas

Henry Atherton 1926 See also; Simmons College

to Stites, Mary Henry Includes a note from THAS to Mary Henry Stites

46 [Sterie], Charlie A. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1953

47 Stites, Agnes B. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1925, 1926, 1928, 1930, 1931

[aunt Agnes?]

48 Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton [3 folders]

n.d. 1896, 1898, 1899

Folder #1

49 1900-1901 Folder #2 50 1909-1910 Folder #3 51 Stites, Lydia Henry to Stites Thomas

Henry Atherton & Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1920, 1927, 1930, 1931

52 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1910-1911, 1927, 1932, 1933, 1939, 1942

53 Stites, Mary Henry to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton ( 5 folders)

Childhood-1925

Folder #1 Older daughter

54 1926 Folder #2 55 1927-1928 Folder #3 56 1929 Folder #4 57 1930-1939 Folder #5 58 Stites, Sara Henry to Stites, Thomas

Henry Atherton 1899-1953 AP52 – condolence letter on

Lydia Henry’s illness 59 Stites, Winfield Scott to Stites, Thomas

Henry Atherton 1900-1920

60 Thomas, P.W. (Mrs.) “Miss” to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

145

61 Tillinghast, Charles Foster to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d.

62 Tillinghast, Charles Foster [Jr.?] to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1931

63 Tillinghast, Harriet Marcy Stites to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d. 1899, 1906-1955

64 [Trexler, J.R.] to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1934

65 Turnbull, William G. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1935

66 Wycoff, Emma to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1901-1912 Correspondence dealing with finances Also one letter from

31

Box 7 Folder

Folder Label Dates Transcriptions / Notes Robinold, Dr. D. Guy Re: Emma’s account Also letter from Solomon Porter Hood to THAS (July 12 1908)

67 Wycoff, Emma/ Wycoff, Walter to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1901, 1904 Cancelled checks and receipts

68 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Atherton, Thomas H.

1933 Bruce Etchinson Lackawanna Hist. Soc. Kingsburg, Seldon Re: William Henry & the establishment of iron works at Scranton

69 [Youngman] Margaret P. to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

n.d. Only the 2nd page of a letter

70 [Agnes] to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1938

71 [Elaine] to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton

1911

72 [Jane] to Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton 1910, 1938 73 Hettasch, Kate to Stites, Thomas Henry

Atherton & Stites, Mary Adeline Henry 1949, 1956 Missionary in

Canada/Alaska? 74 Unknown to Stites, Thomas Henry

Atherton n.d., 1913-1955

Series I: Correspondence: Mary Adeline Henry Stites Boxes 8-12 Box 8: Stites, Mary Adeline Henry from Algin, S.V. – Hunt, Ellen “Denny” Box 8 Folder

Folder label Dates Notes

1 Algin, S.V. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1917?

2 Atto, Mary J. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1933, 1935

3 Atherton, Elaine Gildersleeve to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1905

4 Bahnsen, George F. & Marie E. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1895-1929 1914 includes picture of Bahnsen house

5 Bahnsen, Marie E. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1912, 1928

6 Ball, Robert M (Commissioner of Social Security) to Stites, Mary

1973

32

Box 8 Folder


Adeline Henry 7 Bell, Emily to Stites, Mary Adeline

Henry 1911-1931

8 Bell, Helen to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1896?

9 Bell, Laura to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1885, 1910

10 Butzke Jean M. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1938

11 Clewll, Ruth Henry to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1904-1934, 1946

12 Clewell, Ruth Henry Jr. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1946

13 Colonial Dames of America to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1908-1911, 1918

14 Conner, Josie to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1905

15 Currie, A.L. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1923

16 von Dahn, Ruth G. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1923-1925

17 Daughters of the American Revolution to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1922-1925

18 Dickey, Parke A. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1929

19 von Erffa, Helmut to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1954

20 Fitch, Peggy to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1934

21 Hammann, Adeline Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1882-1898, 1923-1951

22 Harvey, Evangeline to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1926, 1931-1934

23 Henry, Clara to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry Stites

1882-1918

24 Henry, Clara to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1919-1927

25 Henry, Emily E. Lichtenthaeler to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1915-1925, n.d.

26 Henry, Granville and Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1898, 1903-1912, 1919

27 Henry, Granville to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1887-1905

28 1906 – 1907 29 1908

33

Box 8 Folder


30 1909-1910 31 1911-1912 32 Henry, Harriet Louise to Stites, Mary

Adeline Henry 1896-1934 282 / Dam collapses, 19 Jan

1926 33 Henry, Helen Munger to Stites, Mary

Adeline Henry 1921, 1930

34 Henry, James to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1890

35 Henry, Jennie Mae Benson to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1923-1924, 1930-1935

36 Henry, Katherine Louise to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1880s-1907

37 Henry, Sophia Louisa to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1890-1907-1930

38 Henry, Sophia Louisa to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry and Stites, Lydia Henry

1923-1929

39 Henry, Sophia Louisa & Clara to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1917-1921

40 Henry, Robert William to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1914

41 Henry, William Eugene to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1896-1929 4 Feb 1929—enclosed is a letter from Clara Hess requesting info to aid in the creation of Valley Forge National Park

42 Hodge, Helen Henry to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

193?

43 Hunt, Ellen “Denny” to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

193?

Box 9: Stites, Mary Adeline Henry from Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause, 1880s-1910 Box 9 Folder


1 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry (17 folders)

Undated

2 1880s 3 1890-1895 4 1895-1899 5 1900-1901 6 1903-1905 7 Jan-Aug

1906

8 Aug-Dec

34

Box 9 Folder


1906 9 Jan-Mar

1907

10 Apr-Aug 1907

11 Sep-Dec 1907

12 Jan-Apr 1908

13 May-Dec 1908

14 Jan-Jun 1909

15 Jul-Dec 1909

16 Jan-Jun 1910

17 Jul-Dec 1910

Box 10: Stites, Mary Adeline Henry from Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause, 1911-1931 Box 10 Folder

Folder label Inclusive dates

Notes

1 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry (11 folders)

Jan-Mar 1911

2 Apr-Dec 1911

3 Feb-Nov 1912

4 1913-1914 5 1915-1918 6 1919 7 1920-1923 8 1924 9 1925-1927 10 1928-1930 11 1931 Box 11: Stites, Mary Adeline Henry from Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites – Z Box 11 Folder


35

Box 11 Folder


1 Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Minor to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1895-1903

2 Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Minor to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1904-1915, 1927-1940

3 Kissinger, Constance to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1920, 1928, 1931, 1935

4 Krause, Frances C. Luckenback to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1885-1912

5 Krause, Helen Louise to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1885-1901

6 Krause, John Samuel to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1919-1921

7 Krause, Matthew to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1864

8 [L., Amelia W.] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1896

9 Laurence, Christine to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1933-1938

10 Lehigh Valley Club to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1965

11 Leibert, Eugene to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1894-1905

12 Lukeus, Gertrude to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1905, 1931

13 Lukeus, Mary E.L. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1921

14 Magna Carta Society to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1931

15 McCain, Helen Louis Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1928-1949

16 Mentz, Margaret to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1923

17 Meyer, Margaret to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1883-1884

18 Morris, Frances Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1938

19 Morris, Margaret Krause to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1923

20 Murty, Sara A. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

n.d.

21 Nedwill, Elizabeth A. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1880, 1922, 1936

22 Jul 1922—contains photograph

22 Nixon, Richard (U.S. President) to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1973 100th birthday wishes

23 Owen, Joshua J. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1885

36

Box 11 Folder


24 Peters, Helen LeRoy to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1933

25 Pierre, S.M. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1924

26 Plummer, Jessie to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1935

27 Rausden, Elizabeth to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1922

28 Read, Albina Howell to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1905

29 Read, Ella to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1925

30 Reichel, Addie to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1892

31 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1898-1927 4 Jul 1924 – picture of Scott Stites, son of Ellen Scranton Stites Robinson taken at Sunny Hill, Jun 1924

32 Romig, Clarence to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1890

33 Romig, John A. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1905

34 Romig, Sallie Mae to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1907

35 Rooney, Fred B. (House of Representatives) to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1973, 1974 100th and 101th birthday greeting

36 Ruggiero, Philip S. (PA House of Representatives) to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1973

37 de Schweinitz, Clara to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1912

38 de Schweinitz, Helen to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1891, 1909

39 von Schweinitz, Hildegard to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1926

40 Scranton, Clare A. Ellis to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1899

41 Sharpe, Catherine D. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1931

42 Society of the United Brethren to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1934

43 Stites, Agnes B. Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1926

44 Stites, Lydia Henry to Stites, Mary 1925-1932

37

Box 11 Folder


Adeline Henry 45 Stites, Mary Henry to Stites, Mary

Adeline Henry 1915-1932

46 Stites, Mary Henry to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1928-1933, n.d.

47 Stites, Sara Henry Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1893-1917

48 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry (11 folders)

1892-1896, n.d.

1892: first letter from Thomas to Mary before they became close

49 1897 50 1898-1900 51 1901-1905 Contains folders of letters

written during THAS’s voyage abroad from June 9-June 17, 1901

52 1906-1919 53 1920 54 1921 55 1922 56 1923 57 1925 58 1926—1941 59 Stites, Winfield Scott to Stites, Mary

Adeline Henry 1916, 1918

60 Storrs, W.A. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1905

61 Tillinghast, Harriet Marcy Stites to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1892-1900

62 1911-1919, 1934

Feb. 1, 1924: re getting electricity lines run in Nazareth

63 von Woy, Mud (Highland Hall) to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1929

64 Vergnaud, Gabrielle to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1928-1936

65 Wolle, Edward S. (Rev.) to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1922-1926

66 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Henry, Clara

1920

67 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Henry,Sophia Louisa

1909, 1921

Box 12: Partially known and unknown to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

38

Box 12 Folder


1 [Aunt Ann] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1882, 1891

2 [B., G. Elizabeth] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1934

3 [Emily?] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1896-1928

4 [Etta] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry 1899 5 [Aunt Fannie] to Stites, Mary Adeline

Henry 1877-1890

6 [Fannie] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1925-1935

7 [Grossie] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1877

8 [H.], Gertrude to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1918

9 [Harriet] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1897-1898, 1934

10 [Harry] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry 1935 11 Hayes, [Ednah] to Stites, Mary

Adeline Henry 1923

12 [Hoskins], Ed to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1935

13 [Jane] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry 1895-1912 14 [Lizzie] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry 1927 15 [Lyddy] to Stites, Mary Adeline

Henry n.d.

16 [Maud] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry n.d. 17 [Aunt Melanie] to Stites, Mary

Adeline Henry 1913

18 [Miriam] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1896-1908

19 [Aunt Nipse] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1879-1927

20 [P. Lillian A.] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1914

21 [Pop] [Granville Henry?] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1939

22 [Cousin Prose] to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1929

23 [Reichel, Lizzie & ?], Josie to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1895

24 Reifinger?], Clair M. to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1929

25 [Sack?], Mary Acherton to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

n.d.

26 Tugh, Alicia [He]? To Stites, Mary n.d.,

39

Box 12 Folder


Adeline Henry 1899,1901 27 [Winnie] to Stites, Mary Adeline

Henry 1904-1944

28 Wolle, Grace A.? to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry

1936

29 ? to Stites, Mary Adeline Henry 188?-1943 Series I: Correspondence Box 13: Mary Henry Stites Box 13 Folder


1 American Book Company to Stites, Mary Henry

1932

2 Bell, Emily to Stites, Mary Henry 1925 3 Benjamin, Betty to Stites, Mary Henry 1915 4 Bleck, S. C. to Stites, Mary Henry 1921 5 Clewell, Ruth Henry Jr. to Stites,

Mary Henry 1921, 1934

6 Eyes, Catherine A. (school friend) to Stites, Mary Henry

1918, 1920, 1923

7 Foster, Charles to Stites, Mary Henry n.d. 8 Heffen, L.T. to Stites, Mary Henry n.d. 9 Henry, Clara “Tal” to Stites, Mary

Henry 1913, 1917, 1918, 1921, 1924-1927

10 Henry, Emily E. to Stites, Mary Henry 1920s 11 Henry, Jennie Mae Benson to Stites,

Mary Henry 1921, 1927

12 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Mary Henry [4 folders]

Aug, 1914-Dec. 1925

Folder 1

13 Jan. 1926-Nov. 1926

Folder 2

14 Jan. 1927-Dec. 1927

Folder 3

15 1928-1929, 1931, 1932

Folder 4 AX3: friend gets typhoid inoculation AX30: memories of Mary Elizabeth Krause’s mother AX32: mention of new violin AX35: description of costume worn by Lydia

40

Box 13 Folder


Henry Stites to concert 16 Henry, Robert T. to Stites, Mary

Henry 1955 Genealogy: Abraham

Henry family; Scranton family

17 Henry, Sophia Louisa to Stites, Mary Henry

1926-1929

18 Henry, William Benson to Stites, Mary Henry

1924

19 Henry, William Benson & Henry, James Edward to Stites, Mary Henry

1920

20 Hodge, Helen Henry to Stites, Mary Henry

1910, 1912

21 Hosford, Dorothy to Stites, Mary Henry

1916

22 Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner to Stites, Mary Henry

1910, 1920, 1932

23 Isaac Pitman & Sons to Stites, Mary Henry

1932

24 Keller, Margaretta E. to Stites, Mary Henry

1925

25 Kissinger, Constance “Kissie” to Stites, Mary Henry

1920

26 Kreider, Charles D. to Stites, Mary Henry

1934

27 McCain, Helen Louise Krause to Stites, Mary Henry

1925

28 Mercer, Helen (Interstate Teacher’s Agency) to Stites, Mary Henry

1931

29 Morris, Margaret A. [Peggy] to Stites, Mary Henry

1919, 1921

30 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to Stites, Mary Henry

1934

31 Simmons College to Stites, Mary Henry

1925, 1926 Includes a note from Thomas Henry Atherton Stites

32 Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to Stites, Mary Henry

1910

33 Stites, Lydia Henry to Stites, Mary Henry [3 folders]

Jan. 1925-Dec. 1925

Folder 1

34 Jan. 1926-Dec. 1926

Folder 2

35 Jan. 1927-June 1929, Aug. 1932

Folder 3

36 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Stites, July 1920 – Folder 1

41

Box 13 Folder


Mary Henry [5 folders] Set. 1926 37 Oct. 1926 –

Dec. 1926 Folder 2

38 Jan. 1927-May 1927

Folder 3 AV35: reference to trading the car for a Reo AV47: re-upholstery of furniture, new furniture

39 Sept. 1927 – Dec. 1927

Folder 4 AW11—Mary Adeline panics at the thought of Mary Henry flying to NY AW13—pictures enclosed

40 Jan. 1928 – June 1928

Folder 5 AX4&5: Fight between the servants; memories of Granville’s love of economics

41 Stites, Sara Henry to Stites, Mary Henry

1911, 1914, 1943

42 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Stites, Mary Henry [2 folders]

1914, 1920-1926

Folder 1

43 Jan. 1927 – 1928, 1930

Folder 2 AV37: Reference to rading the

44 Stites, Winfield Scott to Stites, Mary Henry

1911-1913, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1922

45 Success Shorthand School to Stites, Mary Henry

1932

46 Tillinghast, Harriet Marcy Stites to Stites, Mary Henry

1910, 1911

47 Toth, Albert M. to Stites, Mary Henry 1960 48 Weiss, Clementine to Stites, Mary

Henry 1949

49 Wiliams, Mrs. Henry S. to Stites, Mary Henry

n.d.

50 Stites, Mary Henry to Henry, Sophia n.d. 1923, 1928

51 [Allison], E.C. to Stites, Mary Henry n.d. 52 [Gise], Isabell G. to Stites, Mary

Henry 1934

53 [L.], Olive to Stites, Mary Henry 1923 54 [Weiss], Lucy to Stites, Mary Henry n.d.

42

Series I: Correspondence Box 14: Lydia Henry Stites Box 14 Folder

Folder Label Dates Notes

1 Christianson, Helga to Stites, Lydia Henry

1933

2 Clewell, Ruth Henry Jr. (“Ruby Precious Stone”) to Stites, Lydia Henry (“Lily of the Valley”)

1920, 1923-1929, 1932, 1933

3 Griffith, Ida Nell to Stites, Lydia Henry

1925

4 Henry, Clara (Aunt Tal) to Stites, Lydia Henry

1917, 1919, 1921-1924, 1926, 1927, 1933

5 Henry, Emily Elizabeth Lichtenthaeler to Stites, Lydia Henry

n.d., 1919

6 Henry, Granville to Stites, Lydia Henry

1919

7 Henry, Harriet Louise to Stites, Lydia Henry

1926, 1929, 1930

8 Henry, Helen Munger to Stites, Lydia Henry

1925

9 Henry, James Edward to Stites, Lydia Henry

1921, 1932

10 Henry, Jennie Mae Benson to Stites, Lydia Henry

1925, 1932

11 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites Lydia Henry

1919-1932

12 Henry, Sara Atherton to Stites, Lydia Henry

1934

13 Highland Hall to Stites, Lydia Henry 1931, 1932 14 Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner to

Stites, Lydia Henry 1933

15 Kissinger, Constance (and other school friends) to Stites, Lydia Henry

n.d., 1929

16 Kreider, Rev. Charles D. & Emily (Aunt Emily) to Stites, Lydia Henry

1913

17 McWilliams, Hamilton to Stites, Lydia Henry

1932

18 Morris, Margaret A. (Peggy) to Stites, Lydia Henry

n.d., 1927, 1931, 1932

19 Nedwill, Elizabeth to Stites, Lydia Henry

n.d.

20 Pierre, S.M. to Stites, Lydia Henry 1926, 1930 21 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to 1933

43

Box 14 Folder


Stites, Lydia Henry 22 Shapiro, Max (violin teacher) to Stites,

Lydia Henry 1931, 1933 Violin teacher from

Pittsburgh; it appears Lydia took a master class with him

23 Stites, Agnes B. to Stites, Lydia Henry 1930 24 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Stites,

Lydia Henry n.d., 1917, 1926-1928, 1930

25 Stites, Mary Henry to Stites, Lydia Henry

n.d., 1926 – 1930

26 Henry, Sophia Louisa to Stites, Lydia Henry

1919, 1921, 1924, 1927-1930

27 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Stites, Lydia Henry

1923, 1927, 1929

Oct. 8 1929 – note from Max Shapiro (violin teacher) enclosed

28 Stites, Winfield Scott to Stites, Lydia Henry

1922

29 Sunday School Committee to Stites, Lydia Henry

1930

30 Tillinghast, Sara Henry to Stites, Lydia Henry

1926

31 van Woy, Maud to Stites, Lydia Henry 1932 32 Vergnaud, Gabrielle to Stites, Lydia

Henry 1927-1929, 1932, 1933

33 Stites, Lydia Henry to Clewell, Ruth Henry Jr.

n.d., 1926, 1930

34 Stites, Lydia Henry to Krause, John Samuel

1920

35 Stites, Lydia Henry to [Mr. Francois] 36 [Allers], Olga to Stites, Lydia Henry 1929 37 [Clewell, John Harold] to Stites, Lydia

Henry 1930

38 [Cousin Dana] to Stites, Lydia Henry 1923 39 [Cousin Ruth]? To Stites, Lydia Henry 1932 40 [E.], Julia to Stites, Lydia Henry 1930 41 [Evelina]? To Stites, Lydia Henry 1932 42 [Hugonet], Jean to Stites, Lydia Henry 1929 See Also: Vergnaud,

Gabrielle to Stites, Lydia Henry

43 [Kay] to Stites, Lydia Henry 1928, 1931 44 Unknown to Stites, Lydian Henry 1924? Cartoon drawing letter Series I: Correspondence

44

Box 15: Mary Henry and Lydia Henry Stites Box 15 Folder


1 Griffith, Ida Nell to Stites, Lydia Henry & Stites, Mary Henry

1924

2 Griffith, Marian to Stites, Lydia Henry & Stites, Mary Henry

1925

3 Henry, Clara to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1917, 1924

4 Henry, Emily E. to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1920

5 Henry Granville to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1921

6 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1915-1920

7 Henry, Sophia Louisa to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites Lydia Henry

1917-1918, 1931

8 Hosford, Dorothy & Hosford, Gertrude to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1917-1918

9 Kissinger Constance to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1919, 1923

10 McCain, Susan to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites Lydian Henry

1926

11 Read, Ella E. to Stites, Lydia Henry & Stites, Mary Henry

1924

12 Rice, Louise J. to Stites, Mary Henry to Stites, Lydia Henry

1923

13 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1915

14 De Schweinitz, Paul to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1930

15 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1915-1919, 1923-1933

16 Stites, Sara Henry to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1918

17 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Stites Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1920-1931

18 Stites, Winfield Scott to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1915 – 1917

19 Tillinghast, Harriet Marcy Stites (Aunt Hat) to Stites, Mary Henry & Stites, Lydia Henry

1933-1934

45

Box 15 Folder


20 [Bella] to Stites, Lydia Henry 1928 21 [Huebseh], Nora to Stites, Lydia

Henry & Stites, Mary Henry

Series I: Correspondence Box 16: Dr. Samuel Sumner Marcy Box 16 Folder


1 Bancroft, Archibald to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1829

2 Bishop, Marcy W. & Bishop, Samuel Jr. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1832

3 Higgins, L.H. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1833-1834

4 Holt, Orrin to Marcy, Samuel Sumner 1832 15 Dec. 1832 – transcribed 5 Marcy, Alexander to Marcy, Samuel

Sumner n.d.

6 Marcy, Hannah Sumner to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

n.d

7 Marcy, Matthew to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1828 5 Sept. 1828 Transcribed – anti-Jackson presidency

8 Marcy, Virgil to Marcy, Samuel Sumner & Marcy, Thankful Bancroft Edmunds

1833

9 Marcy, William S. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1819?

10 Marcy, William W. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1828-1831 24 Sept. 1831 Transcribed – plot to get Hannah Sumner Marcy to visit Cape May 1 June 1831 Transcribed – marriage of William’s daughter, recount of mother’s illness and bleeding 2 Feb. 1828 Transcribed – family news about Lucy, Edward, Martha, Elia Sumner, Aunt Lydia, Cousin Hannah 2 Feb. 1829 Transcribed – anti-Mason fervor in Willington, CT

46

Box 16 Folder


20 Dec. 1829 Transcribed – abstinence, Baptists vs. Presbyterians in Willington, CT 30 Sept 1830 Transcribed 22 Dec. 1830 Transcribed

11 Uttley, Saunder to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1833 30 Dec. 1833 Transcribed

12 Welch, Moses C. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

n.d.

13 Welsh, Dr. A. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1817 1 Feb. 1817 Transcribed

14 Marcy, Samuel Sumner to his children

1858, 1860, 1863

Samuel Sumner Marcy’s children: Alexander Marcy, Harriet Marcy Stites, Virgil M.D. Marcy, Martha Marcy McDobson

15 [Dow], V.M. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1820-1834 4 Oct. 1834 – the advancements of science and chemistry 1 June 1833 – discussion of Yale Med. School’s merits

16 [Gutler], H.S. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1817 12 March 1817 Transcribed

17 [McDobson, Martha Marchy & husband] to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

n.d.

18 [Siddalie], Harlan J. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1833

19 Wightman, [S.] K. to Marcy, Samuel Sumner

1880 10 Nov. 1880 – Childhood memories of Reuben & Hannah Sumner Marcy (Samuel’s parents); brief description of New York City being expanded to 15 miles long 18 Oct. 1880 – Encloses a pencil sketch of the Old Baptist Church, Ashford CT

20 Unknown to Marcy, Samuel Sumner 1820, 1832, 1870

Series I: Correspondence Box 17: John Kennedy Freeman Stites

47

Box 17 Folder


1 Edmunds, E. Jr. to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1850?

2 Marcy, Samuel Sumner to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1850

3 Masson, William to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1815 1 Nov. 1815 Transcribed

4 McDobson, Martha to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman & Sites, Harriet Marcy

n.d.

5 Stites, Harriet Marcy to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1844, 1845, 1849

12 April 1849 Transcribed July 1844 Transcribed – story of a kid getting a corn kernel stuck in his nose – Should be transcribed

6 Stites, S. Ligia to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1797 24 April 1797 Transcribed

7 Turner, Reuben to Stites, John Kenned Freeman

1815 3 April 1815 Transcribed

8 Stites, John Kennedy Freeman to Burch, Reverend

1814 20 July 1814 Transcribed

9 Stites, John Kennedy Freeman to [Presbyterian Church Official]

1814, 18xx 18xx – Transcribed Mar. 1814 – Transcribed June 1814 – Transcribed June 1814 (#2) – Transcribed June 1814 (#3) – Transcribed

10 Stites, John Kennedy Freeman to Stites, Alva F.

1893 23 May 1893 Transcribed – Stites family genealogy information

11 Stites, John Kennedy Freeman & Stites, Harriet Marcy to their children

n.d. John K.F. Stites’ children: James Stites, Winfield Scott Stites, possibly others

12 [Gruth], Geo. M. to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1815

13 [Hilter], Jane t Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

183?

14 Marcy, L.L. to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1850?

15 Newton, [Paul] to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1815 24 July 1815 Transcribed

16 [Whillam, L.M.] to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1858

17 Unknown to Stites, John Kennedy Freeman

1845

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Series I: Correspondence Box 18: Harriet Marcy Stites Box 18 Folder


1 Marcy, Samuel Sumner to Stites, Harriet Marcy

n.d.

2 Marcy, Thankful Bancroft Edmunds to Stites, Harriet Marcy

1860

3 McDobson, Martha Marcy to Stites, Harriet Marcy

n.d.

4 Stites, John Kennedy Freeman to Stites, Harriet Marcy

1843, 1845, 1846

5 Stites, Harriet Marcy to her children 1866, 1882, 1883

Harriet Marcy Stites’ children: James Stites, Winfield Scott Stites, possibly others

6 Helen [Cousin] to Stites, Harriet Marcy

1852

7 [Jane]? To Stites, Harriet Marcy n.d. 8 [Marcy, Virgil] to Stites, Harriet

Marcy 1848

9 Unknown to Stites, Harriet Marcy 1869 Series I: Correspondence Box 19: Winfield Scott Stites Box 19 Folder


1 Henry Granville to Stites to Stites, Winfield Scott

1910 8 Aug. 1910 – joke about the women’s suffrage movement (Transcribed)

2 Edmunds, Charles Welsh to Stites, Winfield Scott

1911 4 Aug. 1911 – Edmunds (W.S. Stites’ maternal grandmother) genealogy

3 Lawrence, Philip, to Sties, W. L. 1863 4 Marcy, Thomas Knowlton to Stites,

Winfield Scott 1906

5 Mellinger, Emily to Stites, Winfield Scott

1917

6 Miner, Charles Howard to Stites, Winfield Scott

1898

7 Owen, Joshua T. to Stites, Winfield Scott

1885 16 Sept. 1885 – briefly recounts his Civil War service (photocopy, original

49

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lost) (Transcribed) 8 Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to Stites,

Winfield Scott n.d., 1877, 1879

9 Stites, Lydia Henry to Stites, Winfield Scott

1922

10 Stites, Mary Henry to Stites, Winfield Scott

1921-1922

11 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to Stites, Winfield Scott & family [2 folders]

1897, 1898 26 April 1900 Transcribed

12 1900-1901 13 Stites, Winfield Scott to Bennett, Mr.

H.K. & family 1874 Invitation to W.S. Stites &

Lydia Atherton Henry’s Wedding.

Series I: Correspondence Box 20: Lydia Atherton Henry Stites Box 20 Folder


1 Cresson, Anne H. (PA Colonial Dames Society) to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1908

2 Henry, Granville to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1909 19 Oct. – about the publishing of a book on the life of Lydia’s great-grandfather

3 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1898

4 Jordan, John [W.] to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1906 genealogical info

5 Marcy, Thomas Knowlton to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1907 30 Mar. 1907 Transcribed – Marcy genealogical info

6 Mellinger, Emily to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1911 Letter from a long-lost friend, possibly Thomas H.A. Stites’ childhood nurse

7 Miner, Sidney Roby to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1909 1909 – letter written just after Sidney married Lydia Atherton Stites Miner (Hunt), Lydia Atherton Henry Stites’ daughter

8 Stites, Richard to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1906

9 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton to n.d., 1898- Undated - Transcribed –

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Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry 1909 Spanish American War

10 Stites, Winfield Scott to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1904

11 Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to “dear ones at home”

1876 Centennial watermark

12 [Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry to niece Mary]

1876

13 [Brun], Mrs. J.A. t Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1907

14 [Glassile?] . to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1868

15 [Henry?], Timothy to Stites Lydia Atherton Henry

1867

16 [Huggles], A.S. to Sites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1907

17 [Leants], Emily W. to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1906, 1907

18 Leneh] May Atherton to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1910

19 Unknown to Stites, Lydia Atherton Henry

1858, 1870

Series I: Correspondence Boxes 21-22: Miscellaneous and Unknown Box 21: Miscellaneous & Unknown Correspondence - undated, 1759-1899 (in date order) Box 21 Folder


1 Unidentified n.d. 2 Unidentified 1797, 1804 In German 3 Brickenstein, Hermann A. – family to

Henry, Sophia n.d. Calling card

Susie C. Schultz 4 Henry, S. to [Husband] n.d. 5 von Schweinitz, Hildegard to

Unknown n.d. Part of letter missing

6 Weiss, Mary Kate to [Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter?]

n.d.

7 [Reincke, Abr.?] to [?Kroyshrup?] [1759?] In German 8 Caries, George to Krogstrup, (Rev.) 1759 Translated & transcribed –

missionary letter from Jamaica

9 [Matthew] to [Rogers] 1760, 1761 2 letters, both German 10 [Cawatsch, A.A.?] to Rogers, Jacob 1762

51

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11 Heckewalder, John to Schnall, Jacob [c. 1800] 12 [Sautter, Joh. Gottfried] to [Sautter,

William Fredr.] 1801 In German

13 Schropp, Jn. To Youngberg, brother) 1801 In German 14 Henry, James (Detroit) to Jordan, John

Jr. 1803 Genealogy: Henry family –

Detroit branch 15 Bellas, Hugh to “dear sir” 1815 Marital advice 16 Huebener, Lydia to Sautter, William

Fredr. 1820

17 [Addie] to Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter

[1824?]

18 Sautter, Mary to Jordan John 1826 19 Evaul, Abraham to Henry, Mary

Rebecca Smith 1830

20 Anna to Marcy, Thankful Brancroft Edmunds

1834 6 July 1834 transcribed

21 Marcy, Hannah; Marcy, H. & Marcy, Virgil to Marcy, Matthew

1834 29 July 1834 transcribed

22 [Caroline] to Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter

1835

23 Henry, Mary Barbara (Albright) to Henry, Reuben A.

c. 1840 M1 – trans.

24 Blech, Sophia Louisa Krause to Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter

1844

25 Albright, Thomas J. to [brother] 1849 26 Riegel, Jacob to Louisa 1851 27 Henry, Sophia to Henry, Mary

Magdalena Sautter 1853

28 Jacobsen, J.C. to Rice, Owen 1855 29 [Reichel?], Louisa to [sister] 1856 30 Reichel, Louisa to [my dear sister] 1856 31 Tyson, Cornelius t Henry, Mary

Rebecca Smith 1856

32 Everett, Edward to [Ward, Townsend?]

1857

33 Reichel, Levin to Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter and Sautter, Mary

1857

34 Jordan, Frank Jr. to Henry, Mary Rebecca Smith

1858

35 Bancroft, George to Ward, Mr. [1859] 36 Kossing, Benson to Jordan, John Jr. 1859 37 Unidentified 1859 38 Henry, Franklin to Jordan, John Jr. 1860 39 Henry, Robert William to Henry,

Clara 1861

52

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40 Henry, Edward Theophilus to Henry,

Mary Magdalena Sautter 1862 War letter

41 [Henry, Eleanor Berg?] to Henry, Franklin

[1862]

42 Rondthaler, Maria to Henry, Mary Rebecca Smith

1862-1864

43 Titze, Herman to [mein…Freund] 1862 In German 44 National Union League of Bethlehem

to Henry, Mary Elizabeth (Krause) 1863 Kummer, Edward

45 Meyer, Carrie L. to [Eggert, Adeline?] 1865 46 Reichel, Levin to Henry, Mary

Magdalena Sautter 1865 Transcribed

47 Society of the United Brethren for Propagating the Gospel Among the Heathens to Krause, Matthew

1865

48 Widows Society of Bethlehem to Krause, A. [Abraham?]

1865

49 Reichel, evin T. to [sister Mary] 1867 50 [Addie] to [Henry, Mary Magdalena

Sautter] 1870

51 Henry, Robert William to Lily 1871 52 Bell, Edwin J. to Henry, Clara c. 1880 Sketch: “View of Mr.

Reichel’s Property from the N.W. July 1880 (E.J.B.)”

53 [Wolle, Helen Eugenia?] to Henry, Robert William

1880

54 Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies to Henry, Sophia

1885

55 Jordan, Jane to Henry, Ella Sarah 1893 56 Friebehy, C.D. to Henry, Ella 1894 57 Steinfoot, Clarence L. to Henry, Mary

Elizabeth Krause 1894 See also: Kilbuck family

letters in Granville Henry’s correspondence

58 Bell, Helen to my dear cousin c. 1895 59 Hay, William E. to “Band of Hope” 1897 Japan mission of the

reformed church in the United States – transcribed

60 Henry, Clara to Henry, Sophia 1897-1901 61 Belden, Ellen S. to Hunt, Lydia

Atherton Stites Miner 1899

53

Box 22: Miscellaneous & Unknown Correspondence - 1900 – 1945 (in date order) Box 22 Folder


1 [Henry, Emily E. (Lichtenthaler)?] to Henry, Sophia

1900

2 Scranton, Jane Anna (Henry) to Henry, Sophia

1900

3 [Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner to Scranton, Mrs. Charles (writer’s sister)]

1901

4 [Surname?], Angelica to Henry, Clara 1902 5 [Reichel, Adeline?] to Henry, Clara 1902; 1917-

1924

6 [Weiss, Harry & Gertrud] to Henry, Clara & Sophia

1902-1903

7 Buckley, Mary Swift to Bell, Emily 1905 8 Nashburn, Julia C. to Mina, Mrs.

Charles A. 1907

9 [Henry, Helen Munger? to Henry, Harriet Louise?]

1908

10 Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner to Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites

1908, 1909

11 [Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner & Miner, Sidney to Stites, Sara Henry?]

1909

12 [Uncle Abe] to Eggert, Louise C. 1910 13 Jordan, Perrin B. to [Uncle William] 1910 14 Unidentified 1910 15 [Elaine] to Stites, Sara Henry 1913 Includes a post script from

Helen to “H” 16 R.W.H. [Henry, Robert William] to

Clewell, Ruth Henry 1915

17 Hammann, John to Hammann (parents)

1918 World War I letters

18 Burk, W. Herbert to Henry, Susan B. Munger

1921

19 Reichel, Adelaide to [Cousin Will] [1921?] 20 Reichel, Adeline to [Cousin Helen] 1921 21 Dillin, J.G. to [Miss Henry] 1922 22 von Schweinitz, Hildegard to Henry,

Clara 1922-1925

23 Chatfield, Christopher to Henry, Clara

1925 Photograph: real-photo postcard of solar eclipse, 24 Jan. 1925

24 Unidentified 1926 25 Tyron, Charles Z. to Henry, Harriet

Louise 1926

26 Bell, Edward J. to Henry, Sophia 1930

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27 Tyron, Charles Z. to Clewell, Charles E.

1932

28 Tyron, Charles Z. to Henry, Harriet Louise

1932

29 Veterans Grave Registration (Northampton Co. PA) to Henry, William Eugene

1934 Re: military record of father

30 Robinson, Ellen Scranton Stites to Hunt, Lydia Atherton Stites Miner

1945

Box 23: L.D. Satterlee correspondence (in loose-leaf notebook in chronological order) Series II: Writings and school materials Boxes 1-2: Writings Box 1 Folder

Author Title of work Date

1 Various Art work Moravian friendship verses with decorative borders; friendship art to Granville Henry from H.C. Bachman, Eugene Leibert, and Levin Reichel See also Ser.II Writing: Henry, Matthew S. Gegend aus dem grossen Garten bey Dresden in Chursathesen

2 Bell, Edward I. Uncle Sam 1905 3 Bell, Laura An Advanced Darwinian theory 1881 4 Bell, Emily A Short story of Little Street 1895 5 Eggert, M. [Verse for the birth of Daniel Christ, 31

January 1801] 1801

6 Gibb, Hugh William Henry [III]—Pocono Protagonist Speech Eleutherian Mills Historical Library (Hagley)

1974

7 Henry, Granville Moravian Historical Society Resolution regarding monuments for Brethren Buettner, Bruce, and Powell to be erected at Shenkomeko and Wechquadnoch

1859

8 [Henry, Granville] An Account of the third anniversary of the Moravian Historical Society

1860

9 Henry, Granville Easter morning at Nazareth, Pa. 1861 10 Henry, Granville Trip to the Columbian Exposition, Niagra

Falls and [?] via Washington 1893

11 [Henry, Granville] [Notes: Synod of 1893 & Nazareth Hall] 1893 12 [Henry, Granville] How we did the Chicago show with Cook 1893 13 Henry, Granville Report on Nazareth Hall Circa

55

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1895 14 Henry, Granville [History of the gun manufactory, written for

cousin Lily Stites] 1898

15 Henry, Granville Stray thoughts on modernity 1898 16 Henry, Granville [Nazareth Hall]

Possibly remarks delivered at a Hall gathering

Circa 1898

17 Henry, Granville The Automobile and the public 1906 18 Henry, Granville A Talk about football 1906 19 Henry, Granville Unrest 1906 20 Henry, Granville The Founder of Scranton

William Henry III [1907]

21 Henry, Granville [Judge William Henry] 1907 22 Henry, Granville Slaves of speed worship

An excellent article on finance and business, touching some important truths of our day…

1908

23 Henry, Granville A Farmer writes of the life he knows: sets forth some of its advantages and instances of urban discrimination against it.

1909

24 Henry, Granville [Memoirs] 1909 25 Henry, Granville Notes on the steam engine and the steam

boat 1909

26 Henry, Granville Christmas of 1911 [1911] 27 Henry, Granville Why People must live in the country

Includes rejection notice from Saturday Evening Post

1911-1912

28 Henry, Granville Benefits of country living Letter to the editor, unpublished manuscript

n.d.

29 Henry, Granville Boulton n.d. 30 Henry, Granville Labor and capital should work together n.d. 31 Henry, Granville A Man’s view n.d. 32 Henry, Granville The Pennsylvania Germans: personal and

social characteristics n.d.

33 Henry, Granville The Weekly Tribune n.d. 34 Henry, Granville To the young gentlemen, pupils of Nazareth

Hall n.d.

35 Henry, Granville Diary 1876-1879 36 Henry, Granville Diary 1880-1882 37 Henry, Granville Diary 1883-1885 38 Henry, Granville Diary 1886-1888 39 Henry, Granville Diary 1889-1891 40 Henry, Granville Diary 1892-1894 41 Henry, Granville Diary 1895-1897 42 Henry, Granville Diary 1898,

56

Box 1 Folder


1905-1906 43 Henry, Granville Diary 1907-1909 44 Henry, Granville Diary 1910-1911 45A Henry, James On Language 1826 45 Henry, James The First Henry family reunion 1828 46 Henry, James The Moravians and a reunion—a delightful

excursion 1855

47 Henry, James Carrier’s address to the patrons of the Moravian, January 1, 1856

1856

48 Henry, James A Visit to Herrnhut in 1857 1857 49 Henry, James Sketch of a tour in Europe in 1857:

including views of England, France, Switzerland, Italy, and Germany

1857

50 Henry, James The Bohemian Brethren 1858 51 [Henry, James?] Ode written for the She-Ko-E-Kah Literary

Association 1858

52 [Henry, James] Thoughts on the Synodal results of 1857 1858 53 [Henry, James] David Zeisberger, The Apostle of the

Indians Series of 8 (VIII) articles; sections II and V missing

1858

54 [Henry, James] Visit to the old Indian mission stations in New York and Connecticut

1859

55 [Henry, James] Shekomeko 1858-1859 56 Henry, James Boehler’s oak tree 1858-1859 57 Henry, James Meniolagomekah (a Delaware town) 1860 58 Henry, James The Old graveyard at Nazareth 1860 or

1868? 59 Henry, James Antiquarian Ruminations 1860-1861 60 [Henry, James] Annual address to the members of the

Moravian Historical Society, Nov. 23, 1861 1861

61 Henry, James Recent discoveries in music Ca. 1862 62 Henry, James Researches at Christian Spring 1862 63 [Henry, James] Ten Days in the Woods 1863 64 Henry, James Glimpses of the past: Herrnhut 1863 65 Henry, James Address of James Henry, President of the

Moravian Historical Society, at the Anniversary Meeting, Oct. 25, 1865

1865

66 Henry, James The Carrier’s Address to the patrons of The Moravian, January 1, 1865

1865

67 [Henry, James] The Lund-Spring and the Graveyard at Nazareth

1865

68 Henry, James Christian’s Spring: its origin and history 1867 69 Henry, James In Memorium: to the former pupils of

Nazareth hall 1867

57

Box 1 Folder


70 Henry, James A voice from the country 1870 71 Henry, James Sacred Music and Hymnology

Series of 6 articles published in Unitas Fratrum. Folder includes manuscript

1870

72 Henry, James (comp.) The Single Sister’s house at Nazareth, Pennsylvania

1875

73 Henry, James [Verses or Mary Adeline Henry (Stites) and to William H. Jordan]

1883, 1885

74 Henry, James To the Honorable, the members of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of Pennsylvania Act to encourage the planting of trees

Ca. 1883

75 Henry, James [Arbor day letter] 1886 76 Henry, James Missionary Poem 1894 77 Henry, James The Little Strawberry Girl: an authentic

tale of the beech woods 1894

78 Henry, James Early days at Nazareth 1895 79 Henry, James In Memoriam [Helen Bell]

See also Ser. III: Biography, Bell, Helen [1895]

Box 2 Folder


1 Henry, James Forestry I Notebook n.d. 2 Henry, James Forestry II Notebook n.d. 3 Henry, James Forestry III Notebook n.d. 4 Henry, James Forestry IV Notebook n.d. 5 Henry, James Forestry V Notebook n.d. 6 Henry, James Forestry VI Notebook n.d. 7 Henry, James Forestry VII Notebook n.d. 8 Henry, James Forestry VIII Notebook n.d. 9 Henry, James Forestry IX Notebook n.d. 10 Henry, James An Act for the preservation of trees on the

borders of the streams of the state of Pennsylvania

n.d.

11 Henry, James An Act to encourage the planting of trees over the springs and along the watercourses of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

n.d.

12 Henry, James Pennsylvania forestry n.d. 13 Henry, James Trees which grow in the state of

Pennsylvania n.d.

14 Henry, James The Desert Song. Music by Felicion David

n.d.

15 Henry, James The Emancipation of American n.d.

58

Box 2 Folder


manufacture from the traditions of art 16 Henry, James Antharis and Thendeliride

Translation of poem by v. Ehrhardt n.d.

17 Henry, James The Child’s Prayer n.d. 18 Henry, James Fairy Land n.d. 19 Henry, James Fidelio n.d. 20 Henry, James The Flower Garden n.d. 21 Henry, James The Government of the Moravian Village n.d. 22 Henry, James Goethe in Herman and Dorthea n.d. 23 Henry, James The Iconoclast n.d. 24 Henry, James Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper n.d. 25 Henry, James Marie Antoinette n.d. 26 Henry, James The Nazareth Hall Reunion n.d. 27 [Henry, James] Pike County n.d. 28 Henry, James Reply…to Mrs Sparks and W.H. and Mrs.

Jordan, in reply to their card of invitation n.d.

29 Henry, James Symposium n.d. 30 Henry, James The True postion of music n.d. 31 [Henry, James?] [Wagner’s music] n.d. 32 Henry, James The Stranger Child’s Holy Christ n.d. 33 Henry, James “Rhymes for Polly”; “The Explanation”;

“The Great Coasting Club” n.d.

34 [Henry, James] Unidentified In German script. Re: Whitefield?

n.d.

35 [Henry, James] Bibliographies and reviews of the writings of James Henry Letter from Henry A. Jacobson regarding James Henry’s papers written for the Moravian; review in the Moravian about James Henry’s Sketches of Moravian Life and Character

36 Henry, John Joseph & Henry, William

Valuable waterworks for sale News clipping. Also included is advertisement for John Dingler’s gun manufacture, and a notice by Robert Henry regarding Anna Yerger

1816

37 [VI.1] Penry, Mary MOVED [Reminscences of her mother’s death] 1760s? 38 Henry, Matthew S. Gegend aus dem grossen Garten bey

Dresden in Chursathensen Watercolor sketch

n.d.

39 [Henry, Robert William?] Verses for Mary Henry Sites 1912 40 Henry, William I [Lebenslauf]

Copied and translated by Rev. Edward t. Kluge (includes letter to Granville Henry, 1905 Apr 24) Also includes eulogy for Ann Wood Henry.

1786

59

Box 2 Folder


See also: Ser.III Bio: Henry, William I, for published copy of these memoirs

41 Henry, William III Historical Memoranda by W. Henry Notebook with annotations by Thomas Henry Atherton Stites. Contents: Historical facts relating to the rise & progress of the Northern Division of thDel : Lackawana & Western Rail Road (1850); Notes on Sundry matters, I. [Selden T. Scranton], II. Notes & Memoranda; The Life and times of William Henry (III); Memo (May 1862); Traditions of olden times (Kilbuck legend); obituary of Frank Henry; Why I did not amass wealth!---a question that has been asked is here answered (July 1872); Reminiscence [1856]; My own family genealogical memo

1850-1872

42 Henry, William III [Autobiographical writings] Includes typescript of letter from William Henry III to James Henry (9 Oct 1874)

1860-1874

43 Henry, William L. James Henry of Detroit Includes 2 pieces of correspondence to Granville Henry

1910

44 [Henry, ?] Memoirs of the family of Henry, April 1905 1905 45 [Henry, ?] West’s Death of Socrates

Includes 2 pieces of correspondence to Granville Henry

n.d.

46 Jordan, Francis Life of William Henry: Book orders 1910 47 Jordan, John Woolf A visit to St. Paul’s Cemetery at Chester,

PA n.d.

48 [Jordan, W.H.?] [Address-Reception for Bernard E. Lehman]

[1868]

49 Krause, Matthew family Trip to Niagra Falls made in 1856 1856 50 Leinbach, R.P. [Verse, Nazareth Hall, August 16, 1858] 1858 51 Stites, Lydia Atherton William Henry II: a biographical sketch n.d. 52 [Stites, Lydia Atherton?] Diary 1882 53 Stites, Lydia Henry Diary 1931-1932 54 Stites, Sara Henry A Study of the cost of living of working

class families in Roxbury, Mass. 1918

55 Stites, Thomas H.A. Six months’ work in a dispensary for diseases of the lungs

1904

56 Stites, Thomas H.A. Cerebro-spinal meningitis 1905 57 Stites, Thomas H.A. Dispensary system of the Pennsylvania

Department of Health: a sketch of its organization and methods

1908

58 Stites, Thomas H.A. The State’s [Pennsylvania] campaign 1911

60

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against tuberculosis 59 Stites, Thomas H.A. The Importance of cleanliness, fresh air and

sunlight 1913

60 Stites, Thomas H.A. Increased resistance an important factor in prevention and cure of tuberculosis

1914

61 Stites, Thomas H.A. Tuberculosis and the community 1918 62 Stites, Thomas H.A. Samuel G. Dixon

Eulogy Ca. 1918

63 Stites, Thomas H.A. Report of the attending specialists 1921 64 Stites, Thomas H.A. The Need for combating tuberculosis at

high school ages 1929

65 Stites, Thomas H.A. The Spirit of Liberty n.d. 66 Henry, William III Daily text with daily annotations and

genealogical notes at the beginning; Diary

1875; 1881-1882

67 [Stites family member?] [Cape May albino] 18xx? 68 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry People who visited Boulton, 1890 1890 69 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry Diary 1891 70 Wessels, Edward J. [William Henry’s steamboat] 1915 71 Grandchild of William

Henry I [Kilbuck legend] n.d.

72 Unidentified Diary 1933 73 Unidentified [To Granville] 1855 74 Unidentified The Doll House n.d. 75 Unidentified The Warrior and the steed (translation) n.d. 76 Unidentified A Pair of Young Owls n.d. 77 Unidentified [For my children] Journal Ca. 1853 78 Unidentified [Journal] 1882 79 Unidentified [December 31] In German script n.d. 80 Unidentified [Chinese calligraphy] n.d. 81 Unidentified Miscellaneous n.d. Series II: Writings and school materials Boxes 2-5: School materials Box 2 (continuation of Ser. II, Box 2: Writings) Box 2 Folder

Folder Label Dates

81-83 Henry, Granville (3 folders) 1846-1849 84 Henry, Granville: Penmanship notebooks 1840s 85 [Henry, Granville?] n.d. Box 3 Folder Label Dates

61

Folder 1 Henry, John Joseph: Book Cover n.d. 2 Henry, Maria 1817 3 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause : Misc. [1857?], n.d. 4 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause : Report cards 1854-1860 5 Henry, Ruth : Report card 1909 6 [Henry, Sophia] n.d. 7 Leibert, Otilia

English and German script – penmanship notebook n.d.

8 Krause, Adeline Amanda Eggert Manuscript music book; flower sketchbook

1828, n.d.

9 Stites, Lydia Henry : Highland Hall publications and ephemera 1927-1934 10 Stites, Lydia Henry : Report cards 1924-1928 11 Stites, Lydia Henry : Assignments Box 4 Folder

Folder Label Dates

1 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry n.d. 2 Stites, Mary Henry : Class work n.d. 3 Stites, Mary Henry : Misc. n.d. 4 Stites, Mary Henry : Report cards 1915-1934 5 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton : Princeton

See also Ser. III Bio: Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton, Princeton Alumni

1895-1896

6 Stites, Thomas H.A. : Princeton essays n.d. 7 Stites, Winfield Scott n.d. 8 Unidentified : Literature notes n.d. 9 Unidentified : From School to the World (a farewell address by a

pupil of the Bethlehem Young Ladies Seminary) See also Ser. VI Moraviana: Schools, Moravian Seminary for Girls & Moravian College for Women

n.d.

10 Unidentified : Composition book n.d. 11 Unidentified misc n.d. Box 5: Writings / School Materials Moravian verse cards Rolled letters addressed to James Henry Series III: Biographical materials Box 1 Folder


1 Bell, Helen : Browning Society of the New Century Club

1883-1989

62

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2 Bell, Helen : Misc. 1895 3 Bell, Mrs. John T. 1876 4 Blum, Samuel J 1897 5 Clewell, Clarence E. and Ruth

Henry 1911 Wedding

6 Clewell, John Henry 1922 7 Hammann, John Samuel Krause :

Military papers 1918

8 Henry, Edward Theophilus and Emily Elizabeth Lichtenthaler

1856-1871 Military papers; wedding certificate

9 Henry, Granville Autograph book. See also Ser II Writings: Moravian verses

10 Henry, Granville : Birthday Jubilee

1884

11 Henry, Granville : Death condolences

1912 Letters addressed to Mary Adeline Henry Stites

12 Henry, Granville : Misc. 1855-1912 13 Henry, Granville : Military

service 1862-1864

14 Henry, Granville and Mary Elizabeth Krause : Marriage certificate

1869

15 Henry, Harriet Louise 1908, 1976 Linden Hall Seminary 16 Henry, James : Address delivered

at the funeral of James Henry…by Paul de Schweinitz

1895 Manuscript; x-ref: Ser. II Writings

17 Henry, James : Forestry materials 1880s American Forestry Assoc. Pennsylvania Forestry Assoc.

18 Henry, James : Misc. 1895, n.d. 19 Henry, Joseph James 1861-1910,

1976 Includes military papers

20 Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause 1861-1903 21 Henry, Matthew : Military service 1903 Request by Granville Henry to War Dept.

Record and Pension Office 22 Henry, Philip 1889 23 Henry, Robert William n.d. Includes sketch (caricature) Box 2 Folder


1 Henry, William I 1889, 1919 Includes 1775 letter copied on Historical Society of Pennsylvania letterhead

2 Henry, William II 1910, n.d. 3 Henry, William III 1878-1907,

1937, n.d. See also Satterlee letters

4 Henry, William Eugene 1938

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5 Henry family, Detroit branch : Henry, James

1910 Also in Ser II, Writings : Henry, William L.

6 Henry family : Extracts from the minutes of the Elders Conference, Moravian Church in Nazareth

1799-1800, 1801-1803, 1804-1813, 1813-1830

Transcribed in 1908 by Rev. Edward T. Kluge for Granville Henry (see correspondence in this file.) Documents differences between William Henry and the Moravian congregation. See also Ser. VI Moraviana

7 Henry family – misc. 8 Jordan, John Woolf 1902-1909,

n.d.

9 Krause, James B. 1918 10 Krause, John Samuel 1815 Lebenslauf (memoirs). Manuscript in

German script. Translated by Dr. Karl Schmitz-Moorman; transcribed by Donald R. Repsher

11 Krause, Matthew 1830 12 Krause family—Misc. 13 Lehman, Bernhard 1892 14 [Sautter, Louise] : Last words Written to her sister, Mary Magdalene

Sautter Henry. 15 Sauter, William Friedrich 1819 Widows Society of Bethlehem

Eggert, Matthew Rice, Joseph

16 Scranton, Selden T. 1889 Written by Rev. Wm. H. Belden: 50 Useful Years

17 Stites, John 1814 NJ license to retail wine & spirits 18-19 Stites, Lydia : Friendship letters 2 folders 20-21 Stites, Lydia : Misc. 1913-1934 2 folders. Folder #21 includes baptismal

certificate 22 Stites, Lydia : Recital programs 1929-1933 Violin music Box 3 Folder


1 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry : Recipe book

1904 Inscribed on front endpaper: RECIPES / Mary Adeline Henry / from Margaret & Harry / on her birthday Jan. 24, 1904. Manuscript book, with room for MAHS to include her own recipes. FRAGILE

2 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry : Wedding

1905

3 Stites, Mary Adeline Henry : Misc.

1889-1899, 1974, n.d.

4 Stites, Mary Henry : 1918-1925

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Correspondence from school friends

5 Stites, Mary Henry : Congratulatory letters regarding her birth

1907 Addressed to parent: Thomas Henry Atherton and Mary Adeline Henry Stites

6 Stites, Mary Henry : Misc. 1907-1981 Box 4 Folder


1 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton : Military service papers

1898

2 Stites, Thomas H.A. : Princeton commencement

1896 See also Ser. III, Box : Princeton alumni

3 Stites, Thomas H.A. : Misc. 4 Stites, Thomas H.A. and Mary

Adeline Henry n.d. Book plate

5 Stites, Winfield Scott 1871 5 Stites family 1859 6 [Stites family] : Scrapbook of

music & recipes 1933

7 Obituaries : Surnames A-D 8 Obituaries : Surnames E-G 9 Obituaries : Surnames H 10 Obituaries : Surnames I-K 11 Obituaries : Surnames L-O 12 Obituaries : Surnames P-S 13 Obituaries : Surnames T-Z Box 5 : T.H.A Stites : Princeton alumni materials (1 of 2 boxes) Folder No.


1 n.d. 2 1897-1899 3 1916 4 1930s Box 6 : T.H.A. Stites : Princeton alumni materials (2 of 2 boxes) Folder No.


1 1940s 2-3 1950s

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Box 7 : T.H.A. Stites : Northampton County Medical Society, 1930s-1950s No folder listing Box 8 : T.H.A. Stites : Medical Career Misc. Folder No.


1 Before 1920

2 1920-1929 3 1930s-

1940s

4 1930s-1940s

5 1950s 6 Oversized Not in folder. Includes publications. Box 9 : Stites, Thomas H.A. : Clippings No folder listing Box 10 : Stites, Lydia Henry : Condolence letters to her parents, 1934 5 folders Box 11 : Stites, Mary Adeline Henry : Girl’s scrapbooks (3), circa late 1870s-1890 Box 12 : Henry, James : Scrapbook of condolence letters to Granville Henry, 1895 (includes clippings of other obituaries) Series IV: Legal Box 1 Folder


1 Art : Death of Socrates 1939-1986 2 Art : Death of Socrates 1960 3 Art : Rest on the flight to Egypt 1960 4 Art : Misc. 1962, 1982 5 Stites, Lydia Henry : Violin 6 Henry, Granville : Summons 1896 7 Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton :

Automobile accident 1925

8 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Dept. of Environmental Resources

1972 Jacobsburg State Park Condemnation of land of John H. Clewell and Ruth H. Clewell

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Box 1 Folder


9 Articles of Agreement : Right of Way 1899 10 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Dept

of Health 1968

11 Deed : Stites, Richard 1740 Cape May, NJ 12 Deed : Cape May, NJ 1780 FRAGILE 13 Deed : Jacob Best & wife to Jeremias

Best, Moore Twp., Northampton Co. 1797 Transcribed (F)

14 Deed (Articles of Agreement) : Walter & John Miller and Henry Miller

1811

15 Deed : Aaron Meyer to Andrew Benade, Bushkill Twp.

1847

16 Deed (Release of Land) : Jacob Stocker & Wife to James Henry, Bushkill Twp.

1849

17 Deed : Aaron Meyer to Jacob Cope, Bushkill Twp.

1851

18 Deed : Jacob Cope & Wife to Thomas Hahn, Bushkill Twp.

1859

19 Deed : Augustus Wolle to Robert Yost 1859 20 Deed : Robert Yost & Wife to Ambrose

Erwin, Saucon Twp 1863

21 Deed : A. Erwin & Wife to James Henry and Granville Henry

1864

22 Deed : Krause, Adaline Amanda Eggert Estate & Congregation of the United Brethren of the Borough of Bethlehem

1867 VERY FRAGILE

23 Deed : James Henry to Granville Henry 1882 24 Deed : [Henry, James estate?] 188? 25 Deed : Clara Henry to Granville Henry,

Bushkill Twp. 1912

26 Deed : Charles Henry & wife to Granville Henry, Bushkill Twp.

1912

27 Deed : Sophia L. Henry to Granville Henry, Bushkill Twp.

1912

28 Deed : Robert W. Henry & wife to Granville Henry, Bushkill Twp.

1912

29 Deed conveyances 1916 30 Deed : Notes n.d. 31 Land draft : Bushkill Twp. 1883 32 Land draft : James Henry to Granville

Henry, Bushkill Twp. 1895

33 Agreement : Jacobsburg Farm 34 Estate papers : Eddinger, Gottlieb 1804 35 Estate papers : Eggert, Maria E. 1883 36 Estate papers : Henry, James 1897, 1917 37 Estate papers : Henry, Mary Elizabeth 1934-1935

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Box 1 Folder


Sautter 38 Estate papers : Lichtenthaler, Amelia 1890s 39 Estate papers : Stites, Lydia Atherton;

Stites, Winfield Scott 1914-1924

Box 2 Folder


1 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “A”

1916-1920

2 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “B”

1916-1920

3 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “E”

1913-1917 Boulton Ice Co. (R.W. Henry); Hercules Cement Corp.

4 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “H”

1897-1936 Boulton Ice Co.

5 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “I”

1917

6 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “M”

1934-1938

7 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “N”

1916-1936

8 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “T”

1920 Thomas Iron Co.

9 Estate letterbook : Henry, Granville “W”

1890s-1930s

10 Power of attorney : Henry, Granville estate

1955

11 Estate settlement : Henry, Granville 1912-1958 12 Estate settlement : Henry, Granville 1967-1968 13 Estate settlement : Henry, Granville 1969-1972 14 Estate settlement : Henry, Granville 1973-1977 Box 3 Folder


1 Testimony : Stites, Mary Henry [1973] Condemnation of land 2 Indenture : Estate of Granville Henry &

Metropolitan Edison Co. 1967

3 Indenture : Stites, Mary Henry and Granville Henry estate

1965

4 Estate inventory : Missing items 1980

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Box 3 Folder


5 Mortgage case : Smith vs. Buchanan 1789 6 Guardianship records : Krause, Helen L. 1892-1903 7 Permission to erect ice house 1906 Henry, Granville; Henry,

Robert William; Henry, Charles

8 Goertel, Donald E. Appraisal report (estate)

1969 Nazareth National Bank

9 Hagley Museum and Library (formerly Eleutherian Mills Historical Society)

1962-1989

10 Dickey, John M. (Architect) 1975-1979 Repairs to estate National Historic Register

11 Kilbanks Co., Realtors 1972-1977 Appraisal 12 Museum of Early Southern Decorative

Arts 1985 Chair carving

13 National Trust for Historic Preservation 1976 14 Pennsylvania Historical and Museum

Commission 1975

15 Property : Sunny Hill 1917 16 Property valuation : Stites, John 1816 17 Release & indemnity agreement : Duke

(horse) n.d.

18 Will & estate papers : Henry, Clara 1927 19 Will : Henry, Charles 1927 20 Will : Henry, Granville 1893 21 Will : Henry, James 1895 22 Will : Marcy, Hannah 1842 23 Will : Stites, Mary Henry 1980-1983 24 Will : Stites, Richard 1740 25 Account of court cost 1799 Inquisition concerning

burial of unidentified body Series V: Financial Box 1 Folder


1 Accounts : Girls book no. 3 from Sept. 30, 1907

1907

2 Accounts : Henry, Granville Misc. 3 Accounts : Dam and Reservoir (Henry,

Granville) 1879-1884, 1899

4 Accounts : Henry, Charles 1875 5 Accounts : Henry, Clara 1896 6 Accounts : Henry, Edward Theophilus 1869 7 Accounts : Henry, Robert William 1874

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Box 1 Folder


8 Accounts : Stites, Mary Henry 1931 9 Accounts : Stites family c. 1920s 10 Accounts and receipts: Henry, William I 1774, 1778

1783 Some in German.

11 Accounts and receipts : misc. 12 Accounts and business notes [1861] 13 Accounts : Farm 1923-1924 14 Administrative account : [Hondry?], John 1750 father of William Henry I 15 Bank statements and cancelled checks :

Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause 1930s

16 Check register : Henry, James 1871 17 Receipts : Henry, Edward Theophilus 1867-1874,

n.d.

18 Receipts : Henry, Granville 1851-1869 19 Receipts : Henry, Granville 1870-1879 20 Receipt: Chickering Square Piano 1868 Box 2 Folder


1 Receipts : Henry, Granville 1890-1900 2 Receipts : Henry, Granville 1901-1905 3 Receipts : Henry, Granville 1906-1912 4 Receipts : Henry, Granville 1860s-

1870s

5 Receipts : Henry, John Joseph 1826 6 Receipts : Henry, Mary Elizabeth 1868-1932 7 Receipts : Henry, William [III?} 1842 8 Receipts : Henry, William Eugene 1922 Granville Henry estate 9 Receipts : Stites, Lydia Henry 1930s 10 Receipts : Stites, John 1783-1814 11 Receipts : Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton 1927 12 Receipts : Renovations and repairs 1960s 13 Receipts, accounts and promissory notes Late 1700s 14 Stocks : Henry, William E. 1927 15 Stocks : Henry, Granville 1890 Bethlehem Steel 16 Stocks : Henry, Mary Elizabeth Krause 1920s 17 Stocks & Bonds : Stites, Mary Henry 1914, 1963 18 Stocks : Stites, Thomas Henry Atherton 1924

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Series VI: Moravian materials

Box 1 Folder


1 Churches : Central Moravian Church, Bethlehem

1892, 1902

2 Churches : Nazareth Moravian Church 1840, 1851-1891, 1905, n.d.

Includes program for the laying of the church cornerstone, 1840.

3 Churches : Nazareth & Schoeneck 1882, 1912 4 Churches : Schoeneck Moravian Church 18xx-1917 5 Moravian Historical Society 1857-1946 6 Music : Librettos / Program 1852, n.d. Includes sheets of

manuscript music. Some in German.

7 Programs : Misc. 1859-1903 Some in German. 8 Provincial Synod 1868, 1895 See also Ser. III : Henry,

James See also Ser. III : Henry, Granville

9 Provincial Synod 1908 See also Ser. III : Henry, Granville

10 Provincial Synod 1869 See also Ser. III : Henry, James

11 Publications : The Moravian 1861, 1865, 1907

See also Ser. II Writings : Henry James “Carrier’s Address to Patrons of The Moravian”

12 Publications : Misc. 1870, 1927, n.d.

Some in German.

13 Schools : Linden Hall (Lititz, PA) 1905-1907 14 Schools : Moravian Seminary for Girls

Moravian College for Women (Bethlehem, PA)

1852, 1899, 1911-1927

See also Ser. VI : Music – Librettos Philharmonic Society of Bethlehem. The Creation Oratorio (Joseph Hayden), 1852 Announcement of H.D.’s death, 1827

15 Schools : Nazareth Hall 1857-1899 16 Schools : Nazareth Hall 1904-1913 17 Schools : Salem Female Academy 1895 18 Schools : Misc. 19 Van Vleck family 1893 18 Penry, Mary [Recollection

of mother’s 1790s?

71

Box 1 Folder


death] Series VII: Gun works Box 1 Folder


1 Boulton Gun Works: Misc. accounts, receipts, and orders

1850s-1860s

2 Boulton Gun Works: Misc. accounts, receipts, and orders

1870s

3 Boulton Gun Works: Misc. accounts, receipts and orders

1880s-1890s

4 Accounts, miscellaneous 1700s Some in German. 5 Boulton employee records 1813 6 Boulton: names of chiefs of

Mississippi and Lake Superior Chippewas (to be put on Indian guns)

n.d.

7 Boulton: Notes on history of land patent, from Huebler to William Henry III

n.d.

8 Boulton shop blotter 1819-1824 Includes family history written by William Henry II

9 Gun order 1800 re: WH II contract w/state of PA

10 J. Joseph Henry: American Rifle Manufactory (engraving)

c. early 1800s

11 Henry & Bro. 1868 12 James Henry & Son: Price list c. 1870 13 James Henry & Son: Price list 1856 14 Granville Henry & Brother 1866 15 Granville Henry: Price list 1881 16 James Henry & Son: Cancelled checks 1860s-1870s 17 James Henry & Son: Employment

query 1875

18 James Henry & Son: Orders, misc. Before 1877 Estimated date based on lack of postmark on postcard orders

19 James Henry & Son: Orders, misc. 1874 20 James Henry & Son: Orders, misc. 1877-1885 Box 2: James Henry & Son: Orders Box 2 Folder

Folder label Dates Transcriptions

1 Altemose, A.M. 1877

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Box 2 Folder


2 American Fur Company 1863 3 Arcade malleable Iron Company 1875 4 Bangor-Portland Railway 1883-1885 5 Bedford, Augustus 1876 Eureka Manufacturing Co. 6 Herman Boker & Co. 1876-1880 Cutlery, hardware, guns NY 7 Buzzard, Herman 1877 8 Carr, A. 1877 9 Davis, Capt. W.H. 1883 Cadet muskets for boys

school 10 Emery & Co. 1880 Oil price lists 11 Empire Electroplating Works 1876 12 Fellow, J. Otis 1876 13 First National Bank, Easton: Notes 1875, 1880 14 Stanley G. Flagg & Co. 1875-1876,

1880 Steel casings maker

15 Folsom Bros. 1876-1881 Depot for Winchester Rifles, Colt pistols & Indian rifles

16 Frasse, Peter A. n.d. Price list of files & wires 17 Frazier, J.W. 1880 Arms, ordnance 18 Gregg, E.M. 1876 Regarding patent 19 Grimes, Daniel 1875-1876 20 Joseph C. Grubb & Co. 1880 Dealers-guns, rifles, pistols, 21 Hartley & Graham 1894 Arms & ammunition, NY 22 C.R. Hoeber & Son 1876 Hardware, iron, etc. 23 B. Kittredge & Co. 1869, 1875-

1876, 1880

24 Lancaster Brass Works 1876 25 Lullman & Vienna 1876 Guns, pistols, ammunition,

fishing tackles 26 McCombs, Caruth & Byrnes 1880 Hardware 27 Merwin, Hulbert & Co. 1875 28 Miller & Co. 1876 29 Moritz & Keidel 1877 30 National Line, Fast Freight Line 1877 31 Nescochague Manufacturing Co. 1876, 1886 Manufacturer of flour sack,

tag, sandpaper, other papers 32 P.C.J. & Company 1849 33 Phillips & Jacobs 1877 Chemists, refiners of gold

and silver 34 Phosphor-Bronze Smelting Co. 1894 Price lists 35 Thomas J. Pope & Bros. 1877 Pig iron & metals price list 36 William Read & Sons 1880 Guns and gun materials 37 Remington & Sons 1885 Gun pattern

Price list

73

Box 2 Folder


38 C.E. Roberts & Co. c. 1876 Price list (Emery Wheel dresser)

39 Robinson Bros. & Co. 1880 Hardware, cutlery & guns 40 Shoverling & Daly 1876-1890 Guns, pistols, & materials 41 Not used 42 Schuyler, Hartley, & Graham 1875 43 Simons Hardware Co. 1893-1894 44 Smith, Otis A. 1880 45 Snyder, S.O. 1876 46 Spies, Kissam, & Co. 1876 47 Steever & Potts n.d. Dealers in iron, steel, &

metals. Catalog 48 John H. Thomas & Co. 1875 Hardware, cutlery & guns 49 H.&H. Titze 1869 Some in German. 50 Edward K. Tryon, Jr. & Co. 1876-1880 Guns & pistols 51 United States Cartridge Co. Chas.

Sonntag & Co. 1880

52 Wellman, W.P. 1880 L.M. Knight & Co. 53 Werkheiser & Bros. 1876 54 White, H.K. 1875 55 Winslow Petroleum Company 1865 Philip S. Justice 56 James Woolworth 1883 57 Woolworth & Cowles 1886 Whip stocks, wood stirrups,

gun rods, etc. 58 Wirth, Peter 1877 Oversized ledgers Men’s Book from 1849 to 1853 (account of labor, what was produced, amount of time spent, and amount paid) Account ledger: 1839-1949 (may be related to Men’s Book, above) Jacobsburg Historical Society Photograph Collection

Box 1 Henry Family Portraits. First names A-H Folder / Catalog No.

Processing level Subjects No. of images

P1.1.x Item Henry family portraits, misc. 6 P1.2.x Item Henry, Ann Wood 1 P1.3.x Item Henry, Clara, some with Charles and

Sophia Henry 7

P1.4.x Item Henry, Charles family 4 P1.5.x Item Henry, Daniel Farrand 1 P1.6.x Item Henry, Ella Sarah 5 P1.7.x Item Henry, Granville, with others 9

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P1.8.x Item Henry, Granville, with others 3 Box 2 Henry Family Portraits. First names J-W Folder / Catalog No.


P2.1.x Item Henry, James, portraits and with other 5 P2.2.x Item Henry, James Edward 1 B2.3.x Item Bensen, Jennie Mae and sons 2 P2.4.x Item Henry, John Joseph 1 P2.5.x Item Henry, Joseph J. 1 P2.6.x Item Henry, Mary Magdalena Sautter 1 P2.7.x Item Henry, Mary Rebecca Smith 1 P2.8.x Item Henry, Reuben Albright 3 P2.9.x Item Henry, Sophia Louise 1 P2.10.x Item Henry, Stephen Chambers 1 P2.11.x Item Henry, William I 1 P2.12.x Item Henry, William II 2 P2.13.x Item Henry, William III 1 P2.14.x Item Henry, Col. Wililam 1 P2.15.x Item Henry, William Bensen 3 P2.16.x Item Henry, William Eugene, some with wife

and sons 10

P2.17.x Item Henry, William Louis (Detroit Henry family)

1

P2.18.x Item Henry, Robert William family 3 Box 3 Surnames A-Z (2 boxes) Folder / Catalog No.


P3.1.x Item Bell, Helen 4 P3.2.x Item Henry, Robert William family; Clewell

family 18

P3.3.x Item Eggert family 19 P3.4.x Item Hammann family 13 P3.5.x Item Jordan family 7 P3.6.x Item Krause family 10 P3.7.x Item Krause family 3 P3.8.x Item Krause, Margaret 5 P3.9 – NOT USED

P3.10 – NOT USED

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Folder / Catalog No.


P3.11.x Item Morris family 2 P3.12.x Item Scranton, Jane Anna Henry 1 P3.13.x Item Wolle, Mary 1 Box 4 Local towns & landmarks / Pennsylvania landscapes Folder / Catalog No.


P4.1.x Item Bethlehem, PA, including Moravian buildings and residences

18

P4.2.x Item Belfast, PA 8 P4.3.x Item Lehigh County, PA (Crane Iron Works,

Catasauqua) 1

P4.4.x Item Christian Springs 4 P4.5.x Item Easton, including 1955 flood 9 P4.6.x Item Moravian North Carolina 2 P4.7.x Item Nazareth, PA 12 P4.8.x Item Nazareth Hall 9 P4.9.x Item Boulton and Jacobsburg schools 5 P4.10.x Item Moravian College 1 P4.11.x Item Pennsylvania, other. Includes

Stockertown; several of Susquehanna River; some of Northampton Co.

26

Box 5 Churches Folder / Catalog No.


P5.1.x Item Union Church, Belfast, PA 2 P5.2.x Item Schoeneck Moravian Church 9 P5.3.x Item Herrnhut and other locations 10 P5.4.x Folder Moravian Church in Bethlehem 8 Box 6 Mary Adeline Henry Stites Folder / Catalog No.


P6.1.x Folder Infant 1 P6.2.x Folder Circa 1876-1893 8 P6.3.x Folder Circa 1893-1913 9 P6.4.x Folder Circa 1913-1945 3 P6.5.x Folder With daughters 2 P6.6.x Item With Stites sisters and others [includes

photo of Lehieton] 4

76

P6.7.x Folder With daughter, Mary Henry 5 P6.8.x Folder Elderly woman 8 Box 7 Mary Henry Stites Folder / Catalog No.


P7.1.x Folder Infant 15 P7.2.x Folder Circa 1907 5 P7.3.x Folder Circa 1908-1911 7 P7.4.x Folder Circa 1912-1919 3 P7.5.x Folder Young woman, circa 1930 4 P7.6.x Folder Circa 1950-1989 4 P7.7.x Folder Snapshots as a young woman (circa

1920-1930) 9

Box 8 Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry Folder / Catalog No.


P8.1.x Folder Portraits 8 P8.2.x Item Portraits and not posed 2 P8.3.x Item Portraits and not posed 2 P8.4.x Item Portrait, 1918 1 P8.5.x Item Portrait, 1920 1 Box 9 Lydia Henry Stites Folder / Catalog No.


P9.1.1 Item Portrait, 1919 1 P9.2.x Item Infant 3 P9.3.x Item Circa 1927-1930 2 P9.4.x Item With violin 1 P9.5.x Item Circa 1932 1 P9.6.x Item 1927 2 Box 10 Mary Henry and Lydia Henry Stites Folder / Catalog No.


P10.1.1 Item Portrait, 1920 1

77

P10.2.x Item As children 2 P10.3.x Item As children 2 P10.4.x Item Children at Sunny Hill 1 P10.5.x Item Circa 1918 1 P10.6.x Item As young women, with kittens, circa

1932 1

Box 11 Families / Individuals: Surnames A-L Folder / Catalog No.


P11.1.x Item Bahnson family 4 P11.2.x Item Blick family 2 P11.3.x Item Clewell family 6 P11.4.x Item Evaul family 4 P11.5.x Item Hammann family 5 P11.6.x Item Hargan family 2 P11.7.x Item Jordan family 1 P11.8.x Item Krause family 2 P11.9.x Item Kreider family 6 P11.10.x Item Leinback family 2 P11.11.x Item Lewis, Jane Eberts 1 P11.12.x Item Griffiths, Charles M. 1 Box 12 Families / Individuals: Surnames M-Q Folder / Catalog No.


P12.1.x Item Markley family 2 P12.2.x Item McCain family 11 P12.3.x Item McCain family 6 P12.4.x Item Meyers family 1 P12.5.x Item Morris family 10 P12.6.x Item Morris family 5 P12.7.x Item Niskey family 1 Box 13 Families / Individuals : Surnames R-Z Folder / Catalog No.


P13.1.x Item Reichel family 4 P13.2.x Item Rice, Own 1 P13.3.x Item Robinson family 4 P13.4.x Item Robinson family 4 P13.5.x Item Roth family 1 P13.6.x Item Tinsman? Family 3

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P13.7.x Folder Tillinghast, Charles Foster 8 P13.8.x Item Toth family 2 P13.9.x Item Von Dahm family 2 P13.10.x Item Von Schweinitz 3 P13.11.x Item Weiss family 4 P13.12.x Item Wolle family (some not positively

identified) 5

Box 14 Henry family groups; Individuals Surnames A-Z Folder / Catalog No.


P14.1.x Item Families: Henry, Romig, Eggert, Clewell, Morris [includes photo of Lehieton]

13

P14.2.x Item Families: Henry, Stites, Clewell, 9 P14.3.x Item Families: Lichtenthaler, Bytel, Hark,

Brickenstein, Griffith, Merwaldt, Bleck, Stites, Glassman

10

P14.4.x Item Individual portraits, misc. 18 P14.5.x Item Individual portraits, misc 9 P14.6.x Item Individual portraits, misc 7 P14.7.x Folder Henry family horses 3 Box 15 Henry’s Woods; Boulton Folder / Catalog No.


P15.1.x Folder Trees in Henry’s Woods, summer and spring

10

P15.2.x Folder Old oak tree in Henry’s Woods 4 P15.3.x Folder Path leading to the Henry Homestead 11 P15.4.x Item Recreation in Henry’s Woods 8 P15.5.x Item Recreation in Henry’s Woods [includes

several photos of Lehieton] 7

P15.6.x Folder Winter in Henry’s Woods 13 Box 16 Henry’s Woods; Bushkill Creek at Boulton Folder / Catalog No.


P16.1.x Item Ice house on Henry’s Dam; boathouse, Clewell’s Dam

9

P16.2.x Folder Flood of 1926 13

79

P16.3.x Folder Views of Bushkill Creek in Henry’s Woods

18

P16.4.x Folder Bushkill Creek at Boulton 4 P16.5.x Folder Henry’s Dam 8 P16.6.x Folder Henry’s mill pond [includes 2 photos of

Lehieton] 16

P16.7.x Item Stone arch bridge, Jacobsburg 1 Box 17 Gun Factories; Henry Homestead; John Joseph Henry House; Workmen’s House Folder / Catalog No.


P17.1.x Folder Boulton Gun Works 12 P17.2.x Folder Boulton Gun Works 13 P17.3.x Folder Jacobsburg Gun Works 3 P17.4.x Folder Henry Homestead and outbuildings 21 P17.5.x Folder John Joseph Henry House 15 P17.6.x Folder John Joseph Henry House 4 P17.7.x Folder Workman’s House 7 P17.8.x Item Henry’s Forge #2 1 P17.9.x Item Breech loading shotgun 1 P17.10.x Item Kriders Gun Factory (Philadelphia) 13 views Box 18 Photographs / Albums by T.H.A. Stites and Jane E. Lewis Folder / Catalog No.


P18.1.x Folder Henry’s mill pond by THAS 5 P18.2.x Folder Henry’s Woods by THAS 7 P18.3.1 Item Boulton album for Mary Adeline Henry

Stites by JEL 1 album

P18.4.1 Item One Hundred Years at Sunny Hill 1 book P18.5.1 Item Calendar by THAS 1 item P18.6.1 Item When March Winds Blow. Boulton

album by THAS 1 album

P18.7.1 Item Album with misc. subjects, including Nazareth Hall, by THAS

1 album

P18.8.1 Item Album by THAS; 17 prints of Henry’s Woods area

1 album

P18.9.1 Item Winter Views Boulton and Elsewhere by THAS

1 album

P18.10.1 Item St. Agnes Hospital by THAS 1 Box 19 Thomas Henry Atherton Stites

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P19.1.x Folder Child 5 P19.2.x Folder Young man 4 P19.3.x Folder Young man 6 P19.4.1 Item Senior surgeon, Alexandria, LA 1 P19.5.x Item THAS and daughter, Mary Henry 1 P19.6.x Item At Cresson, and others 3 P19.7.x Folder Circa 1920-1950 5 P19.8.1 Item Portrait, matted, circa 1935 1 Box 20 Thomas Henry Atherton Stites – Princeton University Folder / Catalog No.


P20 Box Students, professors, buildings and grounds, 54th reunion, albums

9 folders, ~40 images

Box 21 Thomas Henry Atherton Stites – Medical Career, Hamburg, PA Folder / Catalog No.


P21 Box Stites family and friends, patients and staff, buildings and grounds, town of Hamburg


Box 22 Thomas Henry Atherton Stites – Medical Career, Greenville, SC & Alexandria, LA Folder / Catalog No.


P22 Box Buildings and grounds, staff and patients, Stites family and friends


Box 23 Thomas Henry Atherton Stites – Medical Career, Cresson, PA Folder / Catalog No.


P23

Box Stites family and friends, facility and staff, buildings and grounds, children patients’ activities and events, adult patients, doctors


P23.7 Folder Miscellaneous photographs connected to THAS’ medical interests

5

Box 24 Atherton / Henry / Stites Family; Sunny Hill / Wyoming, PA Folder / Catalog No.


81

P24.1.x Item Marcy family 2 P24.2.x Item Families: Stites sisters, McCain, Morris,

Henry 4

P24.3.x Item Stites family 2 P24.4.x Folder Harriet Marcy Stites Tillinghast; Harriet

Matilda Marcy Stites 7

P24.5.x Folder Ellen Scranton Stites Robinson 3 P24.6.x Folder Sara Henry Stites 7 P24.7.x Folder Lydia Atherton Stites Miner Hunt 2 P24.8.x Folder Sunny Hill house and grounds 16 P24.9.x Folder Wyoming Valley 6 P24.10.x Item Lydia Atherton Henry Stites 1 Box 25 Kilbuck family; Native Americans Folder / Catalog No.


P25.1.x Item Native American portraits, Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, PA

3

P25.2.x Item Native American portraits, Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, PA

2

P25.3.1 Item Child in cradle board 1 P25.4.1 Item Alaska mission team led by John

Kilbuck 1

P25.5.x Item John Henry Kilbuck 1 P25.6.x Item Edith Romig Kilbuck 2 P25.7.x Item Katherine (Katie) Kilbuck 2 P25.8.x Item William Henry Kilbuck 1 P25.9.x Item William Henry (Harry) Kilbuck 3 P25.10.1 Item Tom Navajo, Indian Industrial School,

Carlisle, PA 2

P25.11.x Item Ruth Kilbuck 1 Box 26 Boulton and environs (Stull album, 1975) Folder / Catalog No.


P26.1.x Folder Views of Belfast, PA, from local fields 4 P26.2.x Folder Aerial views of Bolton and Belfast at

Henry’s Woods 21

P26.3.x Folder Bushkill Creek at Boulton 8 P26.4.x Folder Clewell House 5 P26.5.x Folder John Joseph Henry House carriage

house and stables 3

P26.6.x Folder John Joseph Henry House exterior 13 P26.7.x Folder John Joseph Henry House interior 27 P26.8.x Folder Robert William Henry House 1

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P26.9.x Folder Trees in Henry’s Woods 9 P26.10.x Folder Girl Scout camp 1 P26.11.x Folder Boulton Visitors Center 7 P26.12.x Folder E. Kern cabin 3 P26.13.x Item Virginia and Joseph Lopresti 1 P26.14.x Item Edward Theophilus Henry’s house

exterior 1

Box 27 Glass plate negatives / Cased photos Folder / Catalog No. P Box . Item


P27.1 Item Glass plate negative, unidentified girls 1 P27.2 Item Daguerreotype, unidentified man 1 P27.3 Item Ambrotype, unidentified man 1 P27.4 Item Ambrotype, unidentified man 1 P27.5 Item Ambrotype, unidentified man 1 P27.6 Item Mary Reichel, Antoinette Jordan, and

Lily Jordan (glass frame, carte de visite 1

Box 28 Cased photographs Folder / Catalog No. P Box . Item


P28.1 Item Cased photo, James Henry 1 P28.2 Item Cased photo, Clara Henry 1 P28.3 Item Daguerreotype, Mary Elizabeth Krause

Henry? 1

P28.4 Item Daguerreotype, Unidentified girl 1 P28.5 Item Ambrotype, Annie “Cuzzie” Stripe 1 Box 29 Carte de visite albums; rolled photographs Folder / Catalog No. P Box . Item


P29.1 Item Print album 1 album (4 identified images)

P29.2 Item Print album belonging to Mary Elizabeth Krause Henry

1 album (35 identified images

P29.3 Item Print album 1 album (20 images

identified

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P29.4 Item Print album 1 album (25 images

identified) P29.5 Item Print album belonging to Winfield Scott

Stites 1 album

P29.6 Item Rolled photo, Group photo, U.S. Veterans Hospital #27, Alexandria, LA

1

P29.7 Item Rolled prints, Daughters of the American Revolution

2

P29.8 Item Rolled print, U.S. Public Health Service 1