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Henley-Trueblood Collection

Collection

Identifier: FMS-42

Scope and Contents

The Henley-Trueblood Collection consists of photographs, daguerrotypes, and other images of nineteenth century Quakers largely in Washington and Rush Counties, IN. Most are related to Edwin P. Trueblood (1861-1951), long-time Earlham faculty member, and his wife Pennina (Henley) Trueblood (1863-1943). Many of the photographs are identified.

Dates: Other: Add Date

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Henry Criss Execution Poem

Collection — Box: 35

Identifier: SC-408

Content Description

Typescript of reprint in Richmond Telegram, 1870s, of a pamphlet composed by William McKimmey about the murder of Chambers in Wayne County, Indiana, by his father-in-law Henry Criss and Criss's hanging April 1, 1816. The article refers to a pamphlet published in Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.

Dates: 1818

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Henry Hoover Collection

Collection — Box: 15

Identifier: SC-178

Scope and Contents

Henry Hoover (1788-1868) was one of the first Quaker settlers near Richmond, Ind. The collection consists of two different typescripts of his autobiography, "Sketches and Incidents, Embracing a Period of Fifty Years." Gift of Eugene and Ruth Williams, 1994.

Dates: Other: Add Date

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Henry Underwood Johnson

Collection — Box: 8

Identifier: SC-57

Scope and Contents

Henry Underwood Johnson (1850-1939), att. 1867-1869, was a Richmond attorney, state legislator, and member of the US House of Representatives 1891-1899. These letters, written almost daily, are to his brother Robert U. Johnson (1853-1937), New York City literateur and editor of the Century magazine. They contain family and local news as well as Henry U. Johnson's political and social views. Gift of Meredith Johnson, 1942.

Dates: 1935-1937

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Henry Wilson Papers

Collection

Identifier: FMS-47

Scope and Contents The Henry Wilson Papers reflect the life of a "weighty" Friend in southern Indiana in the first half of the nineteenth century. Although small, the collection is an important source for the migration of North Carolina Friends to Indiana. The most important item in the collection is Henry Wilson's autobiography, written in 1860. It provides an almost unique glimpse into the life of a Quaker child in North Carolina and an early Quaker settler in Indiana. Wilson apparently kept a...

Dates: 1791-1911; Other: Date acquired: 01/06/1990

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Herbert and Beatrice Kimball Collection

Collection

Identifier: FMS-134

Abstract

Beatrice and Herbert R. Kimball papers, relating to missionary work in Kenya, Uganda, and other countries. Includes correspondence, biographical information, reports, meeting minutes, and other items.

Dates: 1902-2000

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Herbert Fraser Papers

Collection — Box: 34

Identifier: SC-397

Content Description

Minutes, brochures, and literature of Quaker organizations, 1972-1974; correspondence re: Gordon Miller, 1992-1994.

Dates: 1972-1994

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Herbert Hoover Collection

Collection — Box: 23

Identifier: SC-258

Scope and Contents

Herbert Clark Hoover (1874-1964) was the first Quaker president of the United States (1929-1933). This small collection consists of material on Hoover's visits to Earlham College in 1922 and 1939 and a 1960 letter on his speech to the Republican National Convention.

Dates: Other: Add Date

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Herbert Scott Huffman, "The Hills of Home: Memoirs of a Boy, Aged Ten to Fifteen, during His Residence in Plainfield, Indiana, 1921-1926"

Collection — Box: 49

Identifier: SC-561

Content Description

Autobiographical writings

Dates: 1921-1926

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Herschel Johnson Collection

Collection — Box: 14

Identifier: SC-159

Scope and Contents

Herschel Johnson (1884- ) was a fundamentalist Quaker preacher and writer of Muncie, Ind. Born near Winchester, Ind., he was a member of Central Yearly Meeting. The collection consists of an autobiography and two sermons, "The Wrath of God" and "The Holy Ghost." Transferred from FMS 33.

Dates: Other: Add Date

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

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Henley-Trueblood Collection

Henry Criss Execution Poem

Henry Hoover Collection

Henry Underwood Johnson

Henry Wilson Papers

Herbert and Beatrice Kimball Collection

Herbert Fraser Papers

Herbert Hoover Collection

Herbert Scott Huffman, "The Hills of Home: Memoirs of a Boy, Aged Ten to Fifteen, during His Residence in Plainfield, Indiana, 1921-1926"

Herschel Johnson Collection

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