Box Multi-collection Box 18

Cover notes that it was preached in four locations and dates: Deerfield, Dec. 31, 1837; Greenwich, June 1838; Bridgeton, Oct. 7, 1837; and Salem, Jan. 13, 1839.

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

Three letters. (1) Francis F. Wayland to his brother-in-law William L. Stone, Apr. 16, 1827. Relates to an opposition paper which was to appear in competition with the New York Commercial Advertizer, of which Stone was owner. (2) Francis Wayland to S. S. Green, Oct. 13, 1851. (3) Francis Wayland to Mr. I. A. Br[?], Sept. 21, 1854.

Collection appears to contain two letters and one partial letter. The partial letter is only the last portion, signed W. N. Welker, with no date or address. The other pages appear to be two letters that have gotten intermixed, possibly one from "M.C.C." to W. N. Welker, Mar. 23, 1869 and one to Brother Brown from W. N. Welker, Mar. 26-27, 1869. These last two letters are both on the subect "Is Free Misionism a failure?"

Three letters to Nathaniel F. Weymouth. (1) Ebenezer Knowlton to Nathaniel F. Weymouth, Dec. 1, 1856. (2) O. B. Cheney to Nathaniel F. Weymouth, Aug. 9, 1865. (3) E. B> Fairfield to Nathaniel F. Weymouth, Dec. 26, 1867.

Two letters plus transcript. (1) E. W. Wheelock leter to Mrs. Mary Parsons, June 30, 1818. Also a handwritten transcript created in the early 1900s. (2) E. W. Wheelock to Lucius Bolles, Feb. 26, 1819.

Two letters. (1) W. J. Whitley to Virginia A. Willson, Feb. 20, 1923. (2) W. J. Whitley to Miss Willson, July 6, 1928.

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

For many years, very small (1-5 item) collections were grouped together instead of being given their own record numbers. While this practice has ended, these collections remain where they were historically filed.

Five letters to and from Rev. Thomas Winter. (1) Thomas Griffin to Thomas Winter, Jan. 24, 1822. (2) G. F. Davies to Thomas Winter, Nov. 5, 1835. (3) Gurdon Robins to Thomas Winter, Jan. 10, 1842. (4) G. S> Webb to Thomas Winter, Jan. 3, 1844. (5) Thomas Winter to J. Newton Ritner, Dec. 21, 1887.