Box 44

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Martha Cole, Grundy, Ill., to Elizabeth Brady, York, England, 12th Mo. 3, 18--, re: immigration to the US, family news.

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Robert Hatton, Richmond, Ind., to Paxson Vickers, Lionville, Pa., 3rd Mo. 22, 1836, re: religion

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als, J. P. Hughes, Portland, Ore., to Abby H. Wilkins, Richmond, Ind., Jan. 17, 1858. Hughes was a Hicksite Friend traveling to Hawaii.

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als, unidentified Quaker physician to wife Beulah, re: problems with collecting fees, local Black neighbors

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2 als, Ira C. Johnson to wife Esther, n.d.

Scope and Contents Charles B. Lamborn, St. Louis, Mo., to Robert Lamborn, Kennett Square, Pa., Oct. 18, 1886, als, re: loan for Charles to build a house in St. Louis, where he expects to reside. Charles Burleigh Lamborn (1837-1902), son of Robert and Rachel (Pierce) Lamborn, was born a Hicksite Friend in Kennett Square, Chester Co., Pa. He served in the Union army, rising to the rank of Lt. Colonel, but was not disowned by Kennett Monthly Meeting until he married out of unity in 1871. He is buried in Longwood...

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Amos C. Hester, Martinsville, Ohio, to Sydney Ann Ramsey, Rushylvania, Ohio, als, Nov. 25, 1847, re: family in Clinton and Logan counties, Ohio. Amos C. Hester (1827-1858), born Clinton County, Ohio, died Grant County, Indiana, was the son of Robert and Mary (Starbuck) Hester. Sydney Ann Ramsey (1820-1911), born Highland County, Ohio, died Logan County, Ohio, was the wife of Nathaniel Ramsey and the daughter of Hezekiah and Anna (Hussey) Starbuck.

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Sarah Ann Cox, Montgomery Co., Ind., to John Nicholson, 11th Mo. 10, 1833, als, re: death of Catharine Cox, widow of Jeremiah Cox. Sarah Ann (Nicholson) Cox (born 1811) married Benjamin Cox, son of Richmond founder Jeremiah Cox, in 1831.

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Mahalah Jay to Allen Jay, 3rd Mo. 22, 1907, re: donation to Earlham College dormitory fund. Mahalah (Pearson) Jay (1826-1916) was a member of the Earlham faculty; Allen Jay (1831-1910) was her nephew.

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E. Y. Teas, Dunreith, Ind., to W. H. Moon, Morrisville, Penn., 3Mo 17, 1882, postcard, re: nursery stock order. Edward Y. Teas (1830-1918) was a Quaker nurseryman of Wayne and Henry counties, Indiana.