Box 11

John Frederick Hanson (1841-1918) was a native of Norway who emigrated to the US in 1856. He became a Friend in Iowa. Later, he became a well-known minister and revivalist in Iowa and Oregon, where he died. This collection consists of an autobiography and biographical material compiled by family members. Photocopies provided by Arthur O. Roberts. A larger collection of Hanson papers is available on microfilm.

Elias Hicks (1748-1830) was a Quaker minister from Long Island at the center of the separation of 1827-1828. This collection consists of photocopies of materials collected by Gilbert S. Cope (1840-1928), including a copy of the testimony of disownment against Hicks by Westbury and Jericho Monthly Meeting, and a typescript entitled, "An Attempt to Defend the Position of Elias Hicks."

Helen Bell Hole was a professor of English at Earlham College, 1948-1970, and provost, 1971-1972. Married to Allen D. Hole, professor of foreign languages, 1947-1964, both were active in Quaker affairs. This collection consists of letters to Helen Hole from family and friends in Europe and the US from 1946-1949.

Mary N. (Cope) Hole (1819-1842), daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Dixon) Cope and wife of Ethan Allen Hole, was an Orthodox Friend of Middleton, Columbiana County, Ohio. The collection consists of a memorial of Middleton Monthly Meeting.

S. Smith Holloway (1810-1890) was a Gurneyite Friend and physician who lived in Belmont County, Ohio, and Wabash and Henry Counties in Indiana. The collection consists of typescripts of diaries of trips in 1832 and 1840 from Belmont County through Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan.