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Miriam A. Maxwell Collection

Collection — Box: 25

Identifier: SC-294

Scope and Contents

Miriam A. Maxwell was born in Richmond, Indiana, in 1869, the daughter of John M. and Mary Ann (Moore) Maxwell. In 1898, she married William W. Ives, a dry goods merchant in Delphi, Indiana, and Shawnee, Oklahoma. The collection consists of calling cards, invitations, wedding announcements, and two long letters about social life in Richmond. Purchase and gift, 2009.

Dates: 1888-1896

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Miriam Crew Estate Papers

Collection — Box: 46

Identifier: SC-532

Content Description

Receipts re: estate of Miriam Crew, Columbiana County, Ohio, 1844-1845

Dates: 1844-1845

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Miriam Jane Hill Commonplace Book

Collection — Box: 25

Identifier: SC-279

Scope and Contents

Miriam Jane Hill (1831-1906) was an Orthodox Quaker woman who lived in Richmond and Rush County, Indiana, and was a student at Friends Boarding School in 1850. This commonplace book contains poetry, mainly religious and didactic. Of special interest is “On the Death of Lydia Sanders,” about the murder of a young Quaker woman in Highland County, Ohio, in 1818. Gift of Louis and Mary Ruth (Brown) Jones, 2002.

Dates: Other: Add Date

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives

Miriam Wilson Green Henley Correspondence

Collection — Drawer: 4

Identifier: MR-202-203

Scope and Contents

She was a resident of Wayne Co. There are letters she received from family and friends. Included are letters from Cyrus Green, a pacifist during the Civil War, and Daniel P. Wooten, a member of the Union Army, giving contrasting Quaker views of the war.

Dates: 1859-1872

Found in: Friends Collection and Earlham College Archives