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Blackwell Family Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

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Collection SummaryTitle: Blackwell Family PapersSpan Dates: 1759-1960Bulk Dates: (bulk 1845-1890)ID No.: MSS12880Creator: Blackwell familyExtent: 29,000 items ; 96 containers ; 40 linear feet ; 76 microfilm reelsLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Family members include author and suffragist Alice Stone Blackwell (1857-1950); her parents, Henry BrowneBlackwell (1825-1909) and Lucy Stone (1818-1893), abolitionists and advocates of women's rights; her aunt, ElizabethBlackwell (1821-1910), the first woman to receive an academic medical degree; and Elizabeth Blackwell's adopteddaughter, Kitty Barry Blackwell (1848-1936). Includes correspondence, diaries, articles, and speeches of these and otherBlackwell family members.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAlgeo, Sara MacCormack, 1876-1953--Correspondence.Anthony, Susan B. (Susan Brownell), 1820-1906--Correspondence.Beecher, Henry Ward, 1813-1887--Correspondence.Blackwell family.Blackwell, Alice Stone, 1857-1950. Alice Stone Blackwell papers.Blackwell, Antoinette Louisa Brown, 1825-1921. Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell papers.Blackwell, Elizabeth, 1821-1910. Elizabeth Blackwell papers.Blackwell, Emily, 1826-1910. Emily Blackwell papers.Blackwell, Henry Browne, 1825-1909. Henry Browne Blackwell papers.Blackwell, Kitty Barry, 1848-1936. Kitty Barry Blackwell papers.Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron, Baroness, 1792-1860--Correspondence.Catt, Carrie Chapman, 1859-1947--Correspondence.Funk, Antoinette, -1942--Correspondence.Garrison, William Lloyd, 1805-1879--Correspondence.Grimké, Sarah Moore, 1792-1873--Correspondence.Harper, Ida Husted, 1851-1931--Correspondence.Howe, Julia Ward, 1819-1910--Correspondence.Keljik, Bedros A., (Bedros Arakel), b. 1874--Correspondence.Mistral, Gabriela, 1889-1957--Correspondence.Mooney, Thomas J., 1882-1942--Correspondence.Mott, Lydia--Correspondence.Nightingale, Florence, 1820-1910--Correspondence.Park, Maud Wood, 1871-1955--Correspondence.Phillips, Wendell, 1811-1884--Correspondence.Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 1815-1902--Correspondence.Stone, Lucy, 1818-1893. Lucy Stone papers.Vanzetti, Bartolomeo, 1888-1927--Correspondence.

OrganizationsNational American Woman Suffrage Association.

SubjectsAbolitionists.

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Antislavery movements--United States.Congregational churches--Clergy.Poetry--Translations.Poets, Armenian--Correspondence.Poets, Russian--Correspondence.Poets, Spanish--Correspondence.Prohibition--United States.Social problems--United States.Women clergy--United States.Women periodical editors--United States.Women physicians--England.Women physicians--New York (N.Y.)Women physicians--United States.Women's rights--United States.Women--Suffrage--United States.

TitlesWoman's journal (Boston, Mass. : 1870)

OccupationsAbolitionists.PhysiciansSuffragists.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The Blackwell Family Papers were given to the Library of Congress by Edna L. Stantial, archivist of the NationalAmerican Woman Suffrage Association, in 1960-1961. Elinor Rice Hays gave additional material in 1967 and 1984. TheLibrary purchased in 1977 a verse on slavery by Antoinette Louise Brown Blackwell and in 1998 a series of letters fromAlice Stone Blackwell to Bedros Arakel Keljik. Two additional letters, one from Emily Blackwell to Elizabeth B. Phelpsand another from Emma Lawrence Blackwell to her son, Howard Blackwell, were purchased in 2004.

Processing History

The papers of the Blackwell family were arranged and described in 1974. Material received between 1977 and 1998 wasprocessed and added to the collection in 1997, and material received in 2004 was processed and added to the collection in2016.

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Some photographshave been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. Several books have been transferred to the Rare Book andSpecial Collections Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Blackwell Family Papers.

Related Material

The Blackwell family papers are closely linked by provenance and subject matter with the Carrie Chapman Catt papers, andwith the records of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. These three collections held by the ManuscriptDivision have been known collectively as the "Suffrage Archives."

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of members of the Blackwell family in these papers and in other collections ofpapers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.




Access and Restrictions

The papers of the Blackwell family are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Roomprior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Microfilm

A microfilm edition of part of these papers is available on seventy-six reels. Consult reference staff in the ManuscriptDivision concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan. To promote preservation of the originals, researchers arerequired to consult the microfilm edition as available.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, BlackwellFamily Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical NotesAlice Stone BlackwellDate Event1857, Sept. 14 Born, East Orange, N.J.

1881 Graduated, Boston University, Boston, Mass.

1883-1909 Assistant editor, Woman's Journal

1886-1905 Editor, The Woman's Column

1909-1917 Editor-in-chief, Woman's Journal

1929 Translated Some Spanish-American Poets (New York: D. Appleton. 559 pp.)

1930 Published Lucy Stone, Pioneer of Women's Rights (Boston: Little, Brown, & Co. 313 pp.)

1950, Mar. 15 Died, Cambridge, Mass.

Elizabeth BlackwellDate Event1821, Feb. 3 Born, Bristol, England

1832 Emigrated with her family to the United States

1849 M.D., Geneva College Medical Institution, Geneva, N.Y.

1849-1850 Continued medical studies in France and England

1851 Returned to New York to practice medicine

1854 Adopted Kitty Barry Blackwell

1857 Founded the New York Infirmary for Women and Children with her sister, Emily Blackwell, andMarie E. Zakrzewska


1869 Settled permanently in England

1875-1907 Professor of gynecology, London School of Medicine for Women, London, England

1910, May 3 Died, Hastings, England

Henry Browne BlackwellDate Event1825, May 4 Born, Bristol, England

1832 Emigrated with his family to the United States

1853 Made his first speech for woman suffrage at convention in Cleveland, Ohio

1855, May 1 Married Lucy Stone, and on the same day published with her a joint protest against the inequalitiesof the marriage law

1855-1868 Engaged in bookselling, sugar refining, and real estate

1869-1901 Chiefly engaged in work for the American Woman Suffrage Association (after 1890, the NationalAmerican Woman Suffrage Association)

1872-1893 Coeditor, Woman's Journal

1893-1909 Editor, Woman's Journal

1909, Sept. 7 Died, Dorchester, Mass.

Lucy StoneDate Event1818, Aug. 13 Born, near West Brookfield, Mass.

1847 Graduated, Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio

1848 Lectured for the American Anti-Slavery Society

1850 Helped organize the first National Woman's Rights Convention, Worcester, Mass.

1855 Married Henry Browne Blackwell; retained maiden name

1856 Member, executive committee, American Equal Rights Association

1869 Helped organize the American Woman Suffrage Association

1872-1893 Coeditor, Woman's Journal

1893, Oct. 18 Died, Dorchester, Mass.


Scope and Content NoteThe Blackwell Family Papers span the years 1759-1960, with the bulk of the material dating from 1845 to 1890. Thecollection features the papers of Lucy Stone; her husband, Henry Browne Blackwell; and their daughter, Alice StoneBlackwell, all of whom were prominent in the woman's rights movement. Also included are papers of Elizabeth Blackwell,Henry Browne Blackwell's sister who as a doctor pioneered in the role of women in medicine. The collection is arranged inseven series: Alice Stone Blackwell Papers, Elizabeth Blackwell Papers, Henry Browne Blackwell Papers, Kitty BarryBlackwell Papers, Lucy Stone Papers, Other Blackwell Family Papers, and Addition. The Elizabeth Blackwell Paperscontain extensive diaries, 1836-1908, family and general correspondence, and speeches and writings which document herefforts to open the medical profession to women in the United States and England. Included are numerous letters fromAnne Isabella Milbanke Byron, Baroness Byron, and Florence Nightingale who gave support to Blackwell's medical workabroad. Elizabeth Blackwell wrote widely on various aspects of medicine, and her papers include many of her publishedworks unavailable elsewhere.

The Kitty Barry Blackwell Papers include a large group of correspondence which sheds considerable light on ElizabethBlackwell's years in England. Kitty Blackwell, whom Elizabeth Blackwell adopted in 1854, served as her mother'ssecretary and companion. Letters from Alice Stone Blackwell in the series contain detailed accounts of the Blackwellfamily's activities in the United States. In 1921 Kitty Blackwell left England and spent her remaining years with AliceStone Blackwell.

The papers of Lucy Stone, a leading antislavery and woman's rights advocate, include correspondence with Susan B.Anthony, Henry Ward Beecher, William Lloyd Garrison, Sarah Moore Grimké, Julia Ward Howe, Lydia Mott, WendellPhillips, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Her papers also contain many of her speeches and articles. Included amongbiographical material are reminiscences by Henry Browne Blackwell and Alice Stone Blackwell.

Henry Browne Blackwell, an enthusiastic reformer, corresponded with many of the leaders in both the woman's rights andthe abolition movement. There are also extensive financial papers as well as autobiographical sketches covering the years1825-1858. Handwritten autobiographical material is accompanied by transcripts made by Alice Stone Blackwell.

The Alice Stone Blackwell Papers include detailed diaries, 1872-1937, which document her interest and work on behalf ofwoman's rights and other causes. Among her correspondents are Susan B. Anthony, Ekaterina Konstantinovna Breshko-Breshkovskaia, Carrie Chapman Catt, Ricardo Flores Magón, Thomas J. Mooney, Maud Wood Park, and BartolomeoVanzetti. One of her major interests was the translation of foreign poetry, and her papers include correspondence withseveral Russian, Armenian, and Spanish poets, including Gabriela Mistral. A subject file contains drafts and printedversions of most of her translations.

Among the Other Blackwell Family Papers series, perhaps the most outstanding are those of Emily Blackwell andAntoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell. Emily Blackwell followed her sister Elizabeth into the medical profession and was acofounder of the first woman's hospital staffed by female physicians in the United States. Antoinette Louisa BrownBlackwell was the first woman ordained as a minister in the Congregational Church. She later became a Unitarian. Activein the antislavery, woman's rights, and prohibition movements, Antoinette Blackwell was the author of The IslandNeighbors (New York: Harper, 1871), The Sexes Throughout Nature (New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1875), and otherworks.

An addition to the papers consists of letters from Alice Stone Blackwell to Armenian author and activist Bedros ArakelKeljik pertaining to the cause of Armenian independence and to Blackwell's translations of Armenian poems; a letter fromEmily Blackwell to Elizabeth B. Phelps concerning the need for Phelps to return to work at the New York Infirmary forWomen and Children; and a letter from Emma Lawrence Blackwell to her son, Howard Blackwell, describing Alice StoneBlackwell's thoughts on the establishment and membership of the Leslie Woman Suffrage Commission and the relocationof The Woman's Journal to New York. The addition also includes printed matter relating to the Blackwell family and twounsigned notes which were transferred from the Manuscript Division's Miscellaneous Manuscripts Collection to theBlackwell Family Papers in 1997.

Organization of the PapersThe collection is arranged in seven series:


• Alice Stone Blackwell Papers, 1848-1957• Elizabeth Blackwell Papers, 1836-1946• Henry Browne Blackwell Papers, 1834-1909• Kitty Barry Blackwell Papers, 1855-1938• Lucy Stone Papers, 1759-1960• Other Blackwell Family Papers, 1834-1945• Addition, 1854-1958


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-52REEL 1-38

Alice Stone Blackwell Papers, 1848-1957

BOX 1-3REEL 1-4

Diaries, 1848-1937

Diaries, excerpts, notes, and reminiscences.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 4-8REEL 4-9

Family Correspondence, 1866-1938

Letters sent and received.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 9-25REEL 9-22

General Correspondence, 1871-1950

Chiefly letters received.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 26-45REEL 22-35

Subject File, 1870-1957

Poems, biographical material, financial papers, photographs, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

BOX 46-52REEL 35-38

Miscellany.

Address book, book reviews, broadcast scripts, notes, statements, tributes, medical reports,photographs, scrapbooks, and printed matter.

Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

BOX 53-65REEL 39-50

Elizabeth Blackwell Papers, 1836-1946

BOX 53-54REEL 39-41

Diaries, 1836-1908

Bound volumes.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 55REEL 42



BOX 55-58REEL 42-44




BOX 59-60REEL 44-45

Speech, Article, and Book File, 1857-1916

Drafts and printed copies of speeches, articles, and books and a bibliography, reviews, notes,poetry, and translations.

Arranged alphabetically by title, with bibliography, book reviews, notes, poetry, stories, andtranslations filed at the end of the series.

BOX 61REEL 46


Correspondence, notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by topic.

BOX 62-65REEL 46-50

Miscellany, 1858-1946

Biographical material, photographs, and printed matter.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 66-72REEL 50-65

Henry Browne Blackwell Papers, 1834-1909

BOX 66REEL 50

Diaries, 1845-1896

Bound volume and fragment.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 66REEL 50



BOX 66REEL 50-51


Chiefly letters or transcripts of letters sent, with some letters received.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 67REEL 51

Speech, Article, and Writings File.

Autobiographical papers, including transcripts by Alice Stone Blackwell, and drafts andprinted copies of speeches and articles.

Arranged by type of material.

BOX 68-71REEL 52-55


Financial papers, appeals, and resolutions.Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

BOX 72REEL 55

Miscellany.

Biographical papers, photographs, and miscellaneous material.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.


BOX 73-79REEL 55-62

Kitty Barry Blackwell Papers, 1855-1938

BOX 73REEL 55-56

Diary, 1917

Bound volume.

BOX 73-74REEL 55-58



BOX 74-78REEL 58-62



BOX 78REEL 61-62


Biographical papers, financial papers, notes, and other material.Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

BOX 79REEL 62

Miscellany.

Autograph book, photographs, and other miscellaneous papers.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 80-90REEL 62-71

Lucy Stone Papers, 1759-1960

BOX 80-82REEL 62-65


Correspondence between Lucy Stone and members of the Blackwell and Stone families aswell as eighteenth and early nineteenth century Stone family correspondence.

Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 83-84REEL 66-67



BOX 85-86REEL 67-69


Speeches, articles, essays, and other writings.Arranged by type of material.


BOX 86-89REEL 68-71


Biographical papers, financial papers, correspondence, tributes, will, and Maud Wood Park'sLucy Stone, a Chronicle Play.


BOX 89-90REEL 70-71

Miscellany.

Notebooks, photographs, letterbook, family histories, and other miscellaneous papers.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 91-96REEL 71-76

Other Blackwell Family Papers, 1834-1945

BOX 91REEL 71

Agnes Blackwell Jones Papers, 1890-1945

Correspondence and miscellany.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 91REEL 71-72

Anna Blackwell Papers, 1834-1900

Correspondence, articles, biographical material, family history, estate records, writings, andphotographs.


BOX 92REEL 73

Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell Papers, 1846-1929

Correspondence, biographical material, photographs, and writings.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 93-94REEL 73-75

Emily Blackwell Papers, 1850-1910

Correspondence, diary, biographical material, and photographs.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 94REEL 74-75

Emma Lawrence Blackwell Papers, 1879-1911

Correspondence.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 94REEL 75

Ethel Blackwell Robinson Papers, 1901-1943

Correspondence, biographical material, and poems.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 95REEL 75

Florence Blackwell Mayhew Papers, 1867-1936



BOX 95REEL 75

George W. Blackwell Papers, 1841-1912

Correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 95REEL 75

Grace Blackwell Papers, 1875-1906


BOX 95REEL 75

Hannah Blackwell Papers, 1840-1896


BOX 95REEL 75-76

Helen Thomas Blackwell Papers, 1906-1937


BOX 95REEL 76

Howard L. Blackwell Papers, 1892-1937


BOX 96REEL 76

Marian Blackwell Papers, 1840-1897

Correspondence, miscellany, and photographs.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 96REEL 76

Samuel C. Blackwell Papers, 1838-1901


BOX 96REEL 76

Sarah Ellen Blackwell Papers, 1840-1901


BOX 96Not filmed

Addition, 1854-1958

Correspondence, translations of poems, printed matter, and two unsigned notes.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.


Container ListMicrofilm edition available. Shelf no. 17,630

Container Contents

BOX 1-52REEL 1-38


BOX 1-3REEL 1-4

Diaries, 1848-1937

Diaries, excerpts, notes, and reminiscences.Arranged alphabetically by type of material and chronologically therein.

BOX 1REEL 1-2

Bound volumes

1872-1874, bound with Henry Browne Blackwell account book, 1848 See also Container68, Financial papers

1889, 1895-1902BOX 2REEL 2-4

1903-1904

(2 vols.)1903-1908, excerpts1905-1922

(10 vols.)BOX 3REEL 4

1932-1937

(4 vols.)1937

Excerpts and diary notes, undated“Reminiscences of Lucy Stone,” by Blackwell and other family members

BOX 4-8REEL 4-9



BOX 4REEL 4-5

Blackwell, Anna

Blackwell, Elizabeth(3 folders)

Blackwell, EmilyBlackwell, Emma Lawrence

(2 folders)Blackwell, Helen ThomasBlackwell, Henry Browne

1867-1904(17 folders)

BOX 5 1905-1909, undated


REEL 5-6(5 folders)

Blackwell, Henry Browne and Lucy Stone(5 folders)

Blackwell, Kitty Barry1866-1878

(10 folders)BOX 6REEL 6-7

1879-1888


1889-1913


1919-1933, undated

(16 folders)Blackwell, MarianBlackwell, Sarah EllenStone, Lucy

(5 folders)Other family correspondence

BOX 9-25REEL 9-22



BOX 9REEL 9

“A” miscellaneous

(14 folders)Addams, JaneAlcott, Alice J. C.Algeo, Sara M.American Committee for Relief of Russian ChildrenAmerican Relief for Russian Women and ChildrenAmes, BlancheAndrews, JosephAnthony, Lucy E.Anthony, Susan B. (1820-1906)

(2 folders)Anthony, Susan B. (1916-)Appleton, D., & Co.Archangelsky, V. and Larisa See also, Container 18, Kerensky, OlgaArias, Maria Z. deArmenian General Benevolent Union

BOX 10REEL 9-10

“B” miscellaneous

(7 folders)


Container Contents


Baghdikian, Daisy A.Bailie, Helen T.Baird, Rene RunalsBakeman, Robert A.Baldwin, CeliaBancroft, JosephineBarish, GertrudeBarooshian, Stephen M.Bedrosian, A. BeemanBeeman, Phebe StoneBelden, Anna

(3 folders)Belden, Charles F. D.Benét, William RoseBennett, AmyBennett, Mrs. Charles E.Bentley, JeanetteBernal, N. T.Beskida, A. A.Bird, Anna C.Black, Mary CreightonBlackwelder, GertrudeBlanchard, Lillias E.Blanco-Fombona, R.Blankenburg, Lucretia L.Bond, Elizabeth PowellBonita, GeorgianaBoston Evening Clinic and Hospital, Boston, Mass.Boston University, Boston, Mass.Boyajian, Zabelle C.

BOX 11REEL 10-11

Breshko-Breshkovskaia, Ekaterina Konstantinovna

1904-1938(14 folders)

BOX 12REEL 11-12

Undated

(2 folders)Brown, AliceBrown, Mary A.Buckner, Mrs. T. A.Buell, K. L.Bullard, ArthurBurrell, EvaButler, Mary W.“C” miscellaneous

(5 folders)Cabrera, Rafael


Container Contents


Cahan, AbrahamCatt, Carrie ChapmanChampsaur, G.Charushin, V.Chase, Alice B.Chase, Alice P.Chatschumian, OhannesChirnova, OlgaChurchill, Miriam F.Clarke, Mrs. Prescott O.Coates, Charles P.Coe, Ada M.Commins, SaxeComstock, AdaContribution appeals See Container 31, same heading

(1 folder)BOX 13REEL 12-13

(4 folders)

BOX 14REEL 13

(1 folder)

Cook, Mrs. JosephCorish, FrankCousins, NormanCrocker, AliceCrocker, C.Crowell, Forlina F.Crowley, Teresa A.“D” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Dame, Lydia M.

(2 folders)Dargan, Olive TilfordDauchy, Mrs. SamuelDavis, Caroline W.Delgado, Juan B.

(2 folders)De Meritte, Laura A.Dickey, Harriet L.Dietrich, Irene E.Drury, JuliaDudley, Helena S.Du Pont, Zara

BOX 15REEL 13-14

“E” miscellaneous

Ebner, AnnaEgbert, Edward H.Eisenhower, Dwight D.


Container Contents


Elkerton, Mrs. D. E.Emerson, Mark F.Espinoso, Aurelio M.“F” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Farrell, FrancesFiduciary Trust Co.Figueira, GastónFlint, Elizabeth H.Flores Magón, RicardoFord, J. D. M.Foulke, William DudleyFriends of Russian Freedom See Container 21, Russian Freedom, Friends ofFuller, Berenice MorrisonFunk, Antoinette“G” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Garrison, FannyGarrison, William Lloyd, Jr.

(2 folders)Gaskill, Mrs. AlfredGault, Bertha H.Geddes, James, Jr.

(2 folders)Gerdes, Cecelia M.Giles, JuliaGoodnow, M.Gould, Ellen M.Gray, ZoeGreely, A. W.Grünhoff, Hèléne

BOX 16REEL 14-15

“H” miscellaneous

(8 folders)Haine, Elisabeth C.Hansl, EvaHarrison, FannealHarvey, PaulHeath, Effie M.Hebard, Grace R.Heinemann, Mrs. B. W.Henry, Bertha A.Heplop, M. I.Herreshoff, LewisHibben, PaxtonHillard, Mary R.Hillman, Sidney


Container Contents


Hills, E. C.Hispanic American Historical ReviewHolman, C. E.Homer, Thomas J.Hooper, Ellen

(4 folders)Hooper, Nellie M.

1871-1877(9 folders)

BOX 17REEL 15

1878-1883, undated

(7 folders)Hopkinson, LeslieHoward, Mrs. Henry W.Howe, Julia WardHowes, Delia A.Hunter, Mary A.Hutchinson, Kate F.Hutchinson, Lincoln“I” miscellaneousIrvin, Frances“J” miscellaneousJeffers, CoraJenkins, Elizabeth A.Jenkins, Herbert F.Jessup, Virginia E.Jones, Harriet B.“K” miscellaneous

(9 folders)Kaplan, Julius

BOX 18REEL 15-16

Karolyi, Catherine

Keller, HelenKennan, George and EvelineKerensky, Olga See also Container 9, Archangelsky, V. and LarisaKerr, Charles H.Kirchwey, FredaKirk, Ellen M.Klauser, Mrs. JuliusKlima, Rose H.Krossin, John V.“L” miscellaneous

(6 folders)Laidlaw, Harriet B.Larrabee, Frank R.Laureda, E. Arroyo


Container Contents


Lazareff, George(8 folders)

Leavens, Mary A.Lee, JosephLee, MaryLee, SusanLieb, Victor H.Linton, EleanorLittle, Brown & Co.

(2 folders)Lord, Myra B.Lothringer, Rosina F.Lourie, O. R.Lowndes, K.

BOX 19REEL 16-17

“M” miscellaneous

(6 folders)Magower, Mamie B.Mahan, Susanna GaskillMahoney, Helena C.Marean, Emma E.Marks, JeannetteMarsh, Daniel L.Martianoff, NicolasMartínez, Enrique See Container 20, Naranjo Martínez, EnriqueMaternity Hospital, Minneapolis, Minn.May, AdelineMay, AliceMcAfee, Effie D.McCrum, Blanche PrichardMcKinlay, WhitefieldMerriam, LovinaMiddleton, GeorgeMikaelian, LuciaMiller, Ellena W.Miloradovich, GeniaMirovitch, F.Mistral, GabrielaMontenegro, ErnestoMoon, ErnestMooney, TomMoors, John F.Moreno-Lacalle, J.Morgan, Barbara SpoffordMorrisson, Mary FoulkeMosher, Eliza M.Murray, Gilbert


Container Contents


Mussey, Mabel H. B.Myers, F. C.

BOX 20REEL 17-18

“N” miscellaneous

(4 folders)Naranjo Martínez, EnriqueNoble, EdmundNorthwestern University, Evanston, Ill.“O” miscellaneousOberoutcheff, C.Onis, FedericoOrins, Gertrude W.Orth, JohnOutlook Co.“P” miscellaneous

(8 folders)Palacios, JuanaPalomo, AngelaPan American UnionPapazian, Bertha S.Park, Maud WoodParks, ErnestParrie, AngenellePatchin, Hannah T.Peabody, George FosterPeck, Mary Gray

BOX 21REEL 18

Peirce, Harriet C.

Pennsylvania Press, University ofPhillips, EdnaPickering, M. M.Pierce, ElsiePlimpton PressPorter, Laura H.Pratt, Lucy B.Prosser, Lulu SnowPutnam, Eliza O.

(4 folders)Putnam, Herbert“Q-R” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Rhoades, LourindaRivera, LibradoRobinson, Albert W.Robinson, MayRockefeller, Nelson A.Roe, Gilbert E.


Container Contents


Rowe, L. S.Roy, Basanta KoomarRudd, Margaret B.Rugg, Harold GoddardRussian Freedom, Friends ofRussian National Bookstore, New York, N.Y.Ryan, Agnes E.

BOX 22REEL 19-20

“S” miscellaneous

(13 folders)Sanford, Cadge

(2 folders)Sanford, FrancesSarkissian, Hosanna and Rachel

(2 folders)Scholtz, Luisa J. deSchwimmer, RosikaScott, Jean E.Scudder, Vida D.Shaw, IsabellaShirley, Hildegarde

(2 folders)Sikes, LauraSikorsky, MariaSimmons, EthelSimons, George A.Smith, Mary R.Sondheim, Helen S.Spencer, Edward B. T.Stantial, BarbaraStantial, Edna L.Stoiber, LouisStone, Amy W.Stone, FrancisStone, Seymour H.Strunsky, Mrs. SimeonSwartz, Grace H.

BOX 23REEL 20-21

“T” miscellaneous

(6 folders)Talbot, MarionTaylor, Leila

(3 folders)Tchaykovsky, N. W.Thaw, Mrs. WilliamThompson, E.Thompson, W. B.


Container Contents


Tobin, Maurice J.Torres-Rioseco, A.“U” miscellaneousUniversity of Pennsylvania Press See Container 21, Pennsylvania Press, University ofUpton, Mary S.“V” miscellaneousVanzetti, Bartolomeo“W” miscellaneous

(6 folders)BOX 24REEL 21

Wald, Lillian D.

Walsh, David I.Ward, Lydia Avery CoonleyWashburn, CharlotteWatkins, Rose M.Waxman, Samuel M.Wayland, JosephineWeinberger, HarryWeisman, KatharineWeller, KatherineWelsh, HarrietWest, S. S.White, Kate D.White, M. M.Whiting, E. R.Whitney, E. B.Willard, Mary A.Willcox, H. H.Wilson, JustinaWinter, Rebecca E.Wishart, Alfred W.Woodbridge, Emily M.Woods, AmyWright, E. J.“Y” miscellaneousYoung, Rose“Z” miscellaneousUnidentified

BOX 25REEL 21-22

Correspondence of persons other than Blackwell

Letters to the editor(12 folders)

BOX 26-45REEL 22-35


Poems, biographical material, financial papers, photographs, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.


Container Contents


BOX 26REEL 22

Armenia

Chatschumian, OhannesNotes by Blackwell on speech by Julia Ward HowePoems

By Daisy A. BaghdikianTranslated by Blackwell

(7 folders)ResolutionsReviews of Armenian poemsMiscellaneous manuscriptsPrinted matter

(1 folder)BOX 27REEL 23

(5 folders)

Articles(7 folders)

BOX 28REEL 24

(2 folders)

Biographical papers, 1895-1957(19 folders)

BOX 29REEL 24-25

Breshko-Breshkovskaia, Ekaterina Konstantinovna

Accounts and appealsBiographyBooksCelebrationsMemoirsPhotographs and postcards


(1 folder)

Printed matter(3 folders)

BOX 31REEL 25-26

Contribution appeals See also Containers 12-14, same heading

(4 folders)Financial papers

Chronological file1890-1897


1895-1904

(2 folders)Correspondence

(6 folders)


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General(5 folders)

Finnish poems translated by BlackwellFlores Magón, Ricardo

Miscellany(2 folders)

BOX 33REEL 27

Printed matter

(7 folders)French poems translated by BlackwellGerman poems translated by BlackwellHebrew poems translated by Blackwell

Drafts(5 folders)

BOX 34REEL 28

(3 folders)

Printed copies(3 folders)

“Songs of Grief and Gladness,” translated by BlackwellHungarian poems translated by Blackwell

Drafts(3 folders)

Printed copiesIndia

Miscellaneous manuscriptsPrinted matter


(6 folders)

MeetingsBoston Equal Suffrage Association, Boston, Mass.Fellowship of ReconciliationGuidon ClubMassachusetts

Annual suffrage meeting, 1914Anti-Hearing Constitutional Convention, 1917Civil Liberties Commission, 1931Legislative meeting and hearings, 1913-1914

(2 folders)Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association, 1913

BOX 36REEL 29-30

Mississippi Valley Conference, 1915-1917

(4 folders)Filmed out of sequence

BOX 37REEL 30-31

Meetings

National American Woman Suffrage Association


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Conventions, 1916-1919(4 folders)Filmed out of sequence

National executive council, 1915-1918(5 folders)Filmed out of sequence

National League of Women Voters, 1921-1923(2 folders)

National Suffrage Assembly, 1916National Suffrage ConferenceNortheast Suffrage Conference, 1919Southern Commercial Congress, 1914Southern Conference on Education and Industry, 1916Tremont Theatre, Boston, Mass., 1915Twentieth Century Club, 1921, 1931

(2 folders)Woman Suffrage Convention, 1870Women's City Club, 1919Women's Peace Party, 1915Miscellaneous, 1913, undated


National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co.

PoemsBy Blackwell

(6 folders)Translated by Blackwell, clippings, 1905-1923


(2 folders)

Russian poems translated by BlackwellSacco-Vanzetti case

(3 folders)BOX 40-43REEL 32-34

Spanish-American poems translated by Blackwell


Spanish-American poetry

Articles by Blackwell(4 folders)

Book reviews, Some Spanish-American Poets(2 folders)

Miscellany(2 folders)

Printed matter(7 folders)

BOX 45REEL 35

(6 folders)


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Welsh poem translated by BlackwellWoodhull, Victoria, controversy, Blackwell's notes relating to

(2 folders)

BOX 46-52REEL 35-38

Miscellany.

Address book, book reviews, broadcast scripts, notes, statements, tributes, medical reports,photographs, scrapbooks, and printed matter.


BOX 46REEL 35-36

Address book

Birch Bay Camp, Lake Memphremagog, Vt., 1892-1893Book reviews, Lucy Stone, Pioneer of Woman's Rights

(4 folders)Boston University, Boston, Mass.

GeneralClass reunion

Broadcast scriptsBust of Blackwell

(2 folders)Class notes

By BlackwellEthics

BOX 47REEL 36

Logic

Metaphysics(2 folders)

MiscellaneousBy Lydia M. Dame on logic

Copyright, Lucy Stone, Pioneer of Woman's RightsBOX 48REEL 36-37

Greeting cards

(5 folders)Household notesMedical reportsOrganizational materialPhotographs


Political prisoners

Pomeroy, Jesse, casePortrait of BlackwellScrapbooks


Speeches, announcement of

Speeches, notes on


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StatementsTributes on birthday, 1919Wills

BOX 51REEL 38

Printed matter


(2 folders)

O'Hare, Kate Richards, letters to her familyWritings and notes by Blackwell and others

(3 folders)

BOX 53-65REEL 39-50


BOX 53-54REEL 39-41

Diaries, 1836-1908

Bound volumes.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 53REEL 39-40

1836-1890


1891-1908, undated

(19 folders)

BOX 55REEL 42



BOX 55REEL 42

Blackwell, Alice Stone

Blackwell, AnnaBlackwell, Emma LawrenceBlackwell, HannahBlackwell, Henry BrowneBlackwell, John HowardBlackwell, John KenyonBlackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, MarianBlackwell, Samuel C.Blackwell, Sarah EllenStone, LucyOther family correspondence, 1844-1872

(2 folders)

BOX 55-58 General Correspondence, 1850-1910


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REEL 42-44Letters sent and received.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 55REEL 42

Allen, George W.

Allingham, W.Anderson, E.Andrews, G.Appel, LouiseArmstrong, R. A.Arnold, Dr.Austin, B. W.“B” miscellaneousBallentine, Helene P.Barton, M. T.Beale, Arthur A.Becker, S. E.Bedford, Adeline Mari Somers-Cocks Russell Bedford, Duchess ofBell, ErnestBelloc, B. P.Bewicke, A. E. N.Blake, SophiaBolot, Hippolyte See same heading, Container 57Blyth, Edward K.Boole, Mary E.Booth, Mary I.Boyd, N.Bramwell, J. M.Bridges, J. H.Brown, Helen E.Brown, Mrs. JohnBrown, Sarah J. AndersonBrowne, Annie LeighBrowne, LennoreBrowne, T. L.Bryant, M.Buckel, C. A.Bucknell, LisettaBucknell-Estcourt, CarolineBullen, R. A.Burrows, HerbertButler, Josephine E.Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron, BaronessCampbell, IsabellaCasson, G. J.Clements, Alfred E.


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Cobbe, Frances P.Collins, CharlesColonial College and Training Farm, Hollesley Bay, Suffolk, EnglandConway, M. D.Coombe, HarveyCorbet, R. W.Corning, Mrs.Craig, IsaCreighton, C.Crélat, V.Crompton, Henry“D” miscellaneousDanielson, J. B.Darlington, Mrs.Devey, LouisaDickson, Dr.Disraeli, Benjamin, Earl of BeaconsfieldDodson, E. T.Dooris, SallieDunster, L.Eaton, Irene D.

BOX 56REEL 43

Ede, Frances

Edwards, B.Elder, WilliamEly, N. and F.Enoch, FrederickEstcourt, RowlandFalloy, T.Fletcher, A. C.Follen, Mrs.Freer, A. GoodrichGarragoe, EvelynGeddes, P.Goffs, A.Gould, Julia F.Greening, EmilyGrey, Mrs.Griffith, Harriet D.Gurney, EmilyHacon, N.Hall, AnnaHardy, A.Harriott, MaryHarvey, PaulHaughton, Edward


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Haydock, RobertHenry & Co.Herbert, A.Heusley, Philip J.Hickman, MaryHildreth, Susan W.Hobart College, Geneva, N.Y.Holland, H. S.Holyoake, G.Hood, Wharton P.Hooper, MaryHunter, ElizabethHussey, Cornelia C.Huwitt, MaryIsaac, LucyJacobi, Mary P.Jebb, S. M.Jenkins, LilianJohnson, LeoraJohnstone, J.Jones, Mary E.Kell, A.Kennison, Georgia L.Kilgour, Mary S.King, EdwardKingsley, A.Lankester, F.Lee, Charles A.Lee, I.Leffingwell, AlbertLe Grand, C.Leifchild, I.Lewes, MarianLondon, EnglandLongmans, Green & Co.Lowell, Josephine ShawLyttelton, A. T.Macdonald, J. M.MacKenzie, MorellMackinlay, A. WallaceMacillan's MagazineMacMurchy, HelenMaitland, EdwardManning, CharlotteMarshall, A. H.Martineau, Gertrude


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Massey, C. C.McCall, AnnieMcLachlan, LizzieMcLaren, WalterMiller, S. A.Mills, HerbertMitchell, Caroline B.Mitchell, William H.Molton, MariaMorris, WilliamMorrison, M. H.Morsier, Frances E.Mosher, Eliza M.Mosley, S.Motley, J.Muller, E. HenriettaMunro, ThomasMyers, A. T.Myers, F. W. H.Napier, A.Nestever, M.Nevins, J. B.New Hospital, London, EnglandNewcombe, S. ProutNewman, Francis W.Nightingale, FlorenceNorthcote, S. H.Ny, N. W.

BOX 57REEL 43-44

Ogle, Cyril

Ogle, John W.Oliphant, RosamondOrme, ElizaPaget, JamePalmer, J.Papillon, E.Parkes, BessieParkin, ThomasPatterson, A.Pearch, Kate E.Pearson, KarlPellatt, EdithPertz, EmmaPeters, Sarah E.Phelps, E. B.Phibbs, L. S.


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Phillipps, L.Pieczynska, E.Pirkis, Fred E.Playfair, LyonBolot, HippolytePoole, B. E.Poole, T. G. B.Porter, WilliamPowell, AaronPowell, Anna R.Ransom, WilliamRedhead, S. E.Reid, Herbert J.Richards, John RogersRichardson, Benjamin W.Ringwalt, Jessie E.Robinson, Lillian A.Robinson, C.Rogers, FannyRogers, GwenlliantRogers, LizzieRogers, MariaRogers, RachelRoss, AdelaideRoss, J. CarneRymkevitz, AdamSafford, A. HerbertSagney, Mr.Salt, Henry S.Saunders, SamuelSchmahl, Jeanne E.Schwabe, AnnaScott, BenjaminScott, I. H.Scott, Mary AugustaSeely, Jennie GrayShaen, Ann A.Shaen, Margaret J.Shaen, WilliamSharpe, W.Sheppard, AmySheud, W. T.Shuttleworth, A. K.Slade, WilliamSmale, JohnSmith, Alex H.


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Smith, EleanorBOX 58REEL 44

Smith, Fannie L.

Smith, HaskettSmith, JohnSmith, L. ToulminSpencer, HerbertSprague, Julia A.Stamfeld, J.Stock, ElliotStooke, J.Strickland, JanetSullivan, M.Swinton, A. C.“T” miscellaneousThomson, J. ArthurTubbs, J. CeciliaUnderhill, Zoe D.“W” miscellaneousWhite, BeatriceWhite, GilbertWhite, W. HaleWillard, EmmaYoung, F. J.Zimmerman, AgnesUnidentifiedCorrespondence of persons other than Elizabeth Blackwell

BOX 59-60REEL 44-45


Drafts and printed copies of speeches, articles, and books and a bibliography, reviews, notes,poetry, and translations.

Arranged alphabetically by title, with bibliography, book reviews, notes, poetry, stories, andtranslations filed at the end of the series.

BOX 59REEL 44-45

Address Delivered at the Opening of the Woman's Medical College of the New YorkInfirmary (New York: E. O. Jenkins, 1869. 13 pp.)

Address on the Medical Education of Women (New York: Baptist & Taylor, 1864. 16 pp.)“Anatomy,” draftChristian Socialism: Thoughts Suggested by the Easter Season (Hastings, England: Sold by

D. Williams, [1882?]. 15 pp.)Christianity in Medicine: An Address Delivered Before the Christo-Theosophical Society,

December 18th, 1890 (St. Leonards, England: J. F. Nock, undated 24 pp.)Counsel to Parents on the Moral Education of Their Children, 3rd ed. (New York:

Brentano's Literary Emporium, 1881. 162 pp.)Criticism of Gronlund's Co-Operative Commonwealth; Chapter X--Woman. Given Before

the Fellowship of the New Life (St. Leonards, England: J. F. Nock, [1892?]. 12 pp.)


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Erroneous Method in Medical Education (Westminster, England: Women's Print Society,[1891?]. 8 pp.)

How To Keep a Household in Health: An Address Delivered Before the Working Woman'sCollege (London: Printed by W. W. Head, Victoria Press, 1870. 24 pp.)

The Human Element in Sex: Being a Medical Enquiry Into the Relation of Sexual Physiologyto Christian Morality, 2nd ed. (London: J. & A. Churchill, 1884. 58 pp.)

The Influence of Women in the Profession of Medicine; Address Given at the Opening of theWinter Session of the London School of Medicine for Women (London: G. Bell, 1889. 32pp.)

Medicine and Morality, reprinted from The Modern Review (London: W. Speaght, 1881. 14pp.)

“A Miscarriage of Justice,” letter to the editor, The Observer, 5 Sept. 1896, p. 7On the Decay of Municipal Representative Government: A Chapter of Personal Experience

(London: Moral Reform Union, [1885?]. 16 pp.)“On the Education of Women Physicians,” draftOn the Humane Prevention of Rabies (St. Leonards, England: J. F. Nock, [1891?]. 3 pp.)“The Position of Women,” (Philadelphia) The Press, 25 Aug. 1857, p. 1, with author's

notation identifying it as her first “public writing”Purchase of Women: The Great Economic Blunder, pt. 1 (London: J. Kensit, [1886?]. 42

pp.) and a reprint, with foreword by Mrs. Henry Fawcett (London: G. Bell, [1916]. 54 pp.)The Religion of Health (Edinburgh: J. Menzies, 1878. 22 pp.) and a second editionRescue Work in Relation to Prostitution and Disease; An Address Given at the Conference

of Rescue Workers Held in London, June, 1881 (London: T. Danks, 1881. 20 pp.), withnotes in the author's hand

Rescue Work in Relation to Prostitution and Disease; Read Before the Association for theAdvancement of Women, at Its Annual Congress, Held at Buffalo, N.Y., October 1881(New York, Fowler & Wells, 1882. 7 pp.)

The Responsibility of Women Physicians in Relation to the Contagious Diseases Acts:Address Given to a Medical Meeting in London, April 27th, 1897 (St. Leonards, England:J. F. Nock, [1897?]. 15 pp.), with revisions in the author's hand

Scientific Method in Biology (London: E. Stock, 1898. 80 pp.), inscribed by the authorA Serious Protest Sent to the Alumnae Association of the Woman's Medical College of the

New York Infirmary (St. Leonards, England: J. F. Nock, [1890?]. 8 pp.), and To theAlumnae Association of the Woman's Medical College of the New York Infirmary (St.Leonards, England: J. F. Nock, [1890?]. 8 pp.)

BOX 60REEL 45

“Signs of the Times,” draft

Why Hygienic Congresses Fail: Lessons Taught by the International Congress of 1891(London: G. Bell, 1892. 40 pp.)

Wrong and Right Methods of Dealing with Social Evil, as Shewn by Lately-PublishedParliamentary Evidence (Hastings, England: D. Williams, [1883]. 53 pp.), with revisionsin the author's hand

Wrong and Right Methods of Dealing with Social Evil, as Shown by English ParliamentaryEvidence (New York: A. Brentano, [1883?]. 80 pp.)

BibliographyBook reviewsMiscellaneous notes

(3 folders)Notes for speech on English charitiesPoetry


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Stories and translations(3 folders)

BOX 61REEL 46


Correspondence, notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by topic.

BOX 61REEL 46

Association of Registered Medical Women

French notesHome Colonization SocietyHydrophobiaLadies' Association for the Promotion of Horticulture and Food IndustriesLeigh Browne Trust, notes and articles concerning

(2 folders)Medical notes

(2 folders)Medical papers

(3 folders)Moral Reform UnionNational Health SocietyNew hospital for womenVivisection

(3 folders)

BOX 62-65REEL 46-50

Miscellany, 1858-1946

Biographical material, photographs, and printed matter.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 62REEL 46-47

Biographical material


Blackwell, Elizabeth and Emily, memorial committee, 1911

General(5 folders)

Hospital appeal, 1901-1909NotesPhotographs

(5 folders)Printed matter

(2 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 64-65REEL 47-50

(23 folders)

BOX 66-72REEL 50-65


BOX 66REEL 50

Diaries, 1845-1896

Bound volume and fragment.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 66REEL 50-51

Diaries, 1845-1846, 1896

(2 folders)

BOX 66REEL 50



BOX 66REEL 50

Blackwell, Anna

Blackwell, Antoinette Louisa BrownBlackwell, Elizabeth

(6 folders)Blackwell, EmilyBlackwell, GeorgeBlackwell, HannahBlackwell, John HowardBlackwell, John KenyonBlackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, MarianBlackwell, Samuel C.Blackwell, Sarah EllenOther family correspondence

(2 folders)

BOX 66REEL 50-51


Chiefly letters or transcripts of letters sent, with some letters received.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 66REEL 50-51

Ames, Mrs.

Anthony, Susan B.Ballard, J. N.Blake, Mrs.Boston Philarmenic AssociationBreshko-Breshkovskaia, Ekaterina Konstantinovna


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Brown, OlympiaCincinnati Literary Club, Cincinnati, OhioClarke, James FreemanDuniway, Abigail S.Grace, StephenHarper, Ida HustedHigginson, Thomas WentworthHooker, John and Isabella B.Howe, Julia WardHowe, Samuel G.Hunt, S. C.The IndependentJones, Elizabeth A. M.Lawrence, Sarah StoneLivermore, Mary A.McAdow, Mr. and Mrs.Marshall, H. C.May, SamuelMoore, Augustus O.Myers, Mr.Newcomb, James P.Newhall, Mr.Papazian, Garabed H.Peffer, William A.Porter, O. E.Rogers, SethRyland, J. W.Sargent, Mrs.Seymour, MarySmith, Judith W.Spofford, Ainsworth R.Stanton, Elizabeth CadyStone, FrancisStone, JohnStone, William BowmanSumner, CharlesThompson, Mrs.Torrance, D.Upton, Mrs.Woman's JournalWright, W. W.UnidentifiedForm letter


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BOX 67REEL 51

Speech, Article, and Writings File.

Autobiographical papers, including transcripts by Alice Stone Blackwell, and drafts andprinted copies of speeches and articles.


BOX 67REEL 51

Autobiographical papers

(5 folders)Articles

(7 folders)PoemsSpeeches

(2 folders)

BOX 68-71REEL 52-55


Financial papers, appeals, and resolutions.Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

BOX 68REEL 52

Appeals and resolutions

Blackwell, Henry Browne, meeting re memorial, 1909Financial papers See also Container 1, Account book, 1848

Maine Sugar Beet Co., account books(2 folders)

Property summary of Henry Browne Blackwell and Alice Stone(2 folders)

Samana Bay Co., Dominican Republic(6 folders)

BOX 69REEL 52-53

Chronological file

1834-18411874-18831879-188118801880-18841880-18871884-18861889-18901900-1901

BOX 70REEL 53-54

1902-1907

1908-1909 See Container 71, same headingMiscellaneous


(11 folders)

Chronological file, 1908-1909


Container Contents


Massachusetts legislature bills“Saccharine-composition sirup” patent, 1877WillWoman suffrage

(4 folders)

BOX 72REEL 55

Miscellany.

Biographical papers, photographs, and miscellaneous material.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 72REEL 55

Biographical papers

(8 folders)GeneralPhotographs

(3 folders)

BOX 73-79REEL 55-62


BOX 73REEL 55-56

Diary, 1917

Bound volume.

BOX 73-74REEL 55-58



BOX 73REEL 55


(30 folders)Blackwell, Edith

BOX 74REEL 57-58

Blackwell, Elizabeth

(7 folders)

BOX 74-78REEL 58-62



BOX 74REEL 58

“A” miscellaneous

Armour, Archibald“B” miscellaneousBarker, EstherBarlow, Maria

(8 folders)


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Belden, AnnaBelden, Charles F. D.Bertram-Jones, M.Blyth, Edward K.Browne, Annie Leigh“C” miscellaneousCochrane, RobertCollins, GertrudeCushier, E. M.

BOX 75REEL 58-59

Dent, J. M., & Sons

Derby, George S.D'Ernst, L.Durrants PressEde, FrancesElliott, Daisy L.Ely, N.Estcourt, RowlandFelker, EuniceFellows, OliveFerguson, Jenny C.Field, G. A.Fischer-Lette, MariaGammon, W. E.Garrett, May B.Gilbert, Edward C.Glenister, AliceGlenn, GertrudeGorman, MaryGrant, Kate N.Gregory, JaneGunston, LillieHammond, EricHarris, JohnHarvey, Ethel

(3 folders)Harvey, Paul

(2 folders)Hickman, AlanHickman, Mary

(4 folders)Hussey, Mary D.J. M. Dent & Sons See same container, Dent, J. M., & SonsJebb, S. M.Jenkins, A. M.Jones, Hearriett CrowellJones, Mabel


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Judge, ConstanceKeen, Jessie M.Kelly, ChristinaKent, G. G.Kilgour, Mary S.

BOX 76REEL 59-60

Lakeman, Alfred

Lakeman, JaneLamb, G. H.Lamb, MaryLeslie, LucilleLevy, J. H.Longmans, Green & Co.Macdonald, J. M.Macdonald, MaryMackinlay, A. WallaceMackinlay, Eliza B.MacMurchy, HelenMatthey, EmmelineMcLean, JeanieMeredith, EvelynMitchell, AgnesMorrison, A.Morton, M.Mosher, Eliza M.Mundell, Mrs.Napier, A.Nash, L.National Health SocietyNewcombe, BerthaNewcombe, H. H.Newcombe, Jessie

(4 folders)Newcombe, MabelNorris & SpicerO'Brien, Lizzie B.Oliphant, RosamondPersse, EthelPertz, Emma and FlorencePoole, B. E.Priestman, MaryProtestant Alliance

BOX 77REEL 60-61

Ransom, E. B.

Rath, EliseRawlings, John A.Robinson, Lilian A.


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Robison, Donald M.Rogers, FannyRogers, LilyRogers, MaggieRogers, RachelRogers, ReynoldRogers, RichardRose, MaryRoyal Free Hospital, London, EnglandSanford, AmandaScott, F.Scott, Jack F.Scott, JamesScott, JennyScott, JessieScott, JohnSearles, Esther M.Sheppard, AmySimmons, Agnes T.Simmons, Ethel

(2 folders)Simmons, WinifredSmith, Annie FeltonSmith, Lucy T.Spencer, BeatriceSprague, Julia A.Sturge, M. D.Swinton, Elizabeth and MayTelford, M.Temple, S. C.Teskey, MargaretThompson, F. C.Timms, ElsieTitterton, Frances

1893-1924(2 folders)

BOX 78REEL 61-62

1925-1933, undated

(2 folders)Titterton, H.Tubbs, J. CeceliaUnderhill, Zoe D.Ward, FannyWard, HaroldWard, JohnWhite, W. HaleWilson, A. and A.


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Witmer, GeorgeWoodward, S. M.Wright, Fred M.Unidentified

BOX 78REEL 61-62


Biographical papers, financial papers, notes, and other material.Arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.

BOX 78REEL 61

Biographical papers

(2 folders)DogsEstates

(2 folders)Financial papersNotes

SchoolMiscellaneous

BOX 79REEL 62

Miscellany.

Autograph book, photographs, and other miscellaneous papers.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 79REEL 62

Autograph book

Photographs(3 folders)

General(2 folders)

BOX 80-90REEL 62-71


BOX 80-82REEL 62-65


Correspondence between Lucy Stone and members of the Blackwell and Stone families aswell as eighteenth and early nineteenth century Stone family correspondence.

Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 80REEL 62-63


(22 folders)Blackwell, Antoinette Louisa Brown

(8 folders)Blackwell, EdithBlackwell, Elizabeth


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Blackwell, Emma LawrenceBlackwell, George W.Blackwell, HannahBlackwell, Henry Browne

1853-1854(4 folders)

BOX 81REEL 63-64

1855-1894

(38 folders)Blackwell, MarianBlackwell, Samuel C.

BOX 82REEL 65

Stone, Alice

Stone, BowmanStone, Francis

(3 folders)Stone, Francis, Jr.

(6 folders)Stone, Hannah

(2 folders)Stone, Hannah and Francis

(3 folders)Stone, HarrietStone, KateStone, Luther (brother)Stone, Luther (nephew)Stone, PhebeStone, Sarah

(2 folders)Stone, SusanStone, William Bowman

(3 folders)Stone family correspondence, 1759-1863 See also Container 90, Stone, Luther, letterbookOther Lucy Stone family correspondence and unidentified family letters

BOX 83-84REEL 66-67



BOX 83REEL 66

Alden Club, Franklin, Mass.

Alger, HoratioAmes, MaryAnthony, Susan B.

(7 folders)Avery, Rachel F.Batcheller, Emma W.


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Beecher, Henry WardBeeman, L. L.Beeman, Phebe StoneBird, Francis W.Bittenbender, H. C.Blakeslee, Mrs.Boston, Mass., assessor and registrar officesBoston Globe, letter to the editorBowditch, William I.Bowles, Ada C.Brown, OlympiaBurleigh CharlesBurrage, A. A.Callanan, M. C.Campbell, Margaret W.

(19 folders)Chapman, Mrs.Cheney, Ednah Dow LittlehaleClarke, James FreemanCobb, M. H.Cole, Miriam M.Collins, Emily P.Cook, HellenFairchild, I. H.Field, Mrs.Foster, Abby K.Foulke, William Dudley

(2 folders)Garrison, Frank J.Garrison, William LloydGates, MerrillGilbert, GertrudeGleason, Dr.Golden Rule, letter to the editorGray, Isa E.

BOX 84REEL 67

Gregg, David

Grenfell, Mrs.Grimké, Sarah M.Hall, E. A.Hanscom, Elizabeth DeeringHarbert, Elizabeth B.Henry, EdwardHenshaw, L. A.Higginson, Thomas WentworthHill, Arthur G.Hitchcock, Daniel G.


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Hoar, George F.Hooker, JohnHopkins, Mrs.Howard, Francis E.Howe, Julia WardHudson, E. O.Hussey, Cornelia C.Janney, Mrs. John J.Johnson, OliverJones, J. ElizabethKedzie, RobertKillian, Mr.Massachusetts legislatureMay, Samuel J.McCulloch, Catherine W.McKay, Martha N.McKim, John M.Mills, Harriet M.Moore, MissMosher, Eliza M.Mott, JamesMott, LucretiaMott, LydiaMount Pleasant College, Westmoreland Co., Pa.New Hampshire Committee on StatutesNoble, James and AndieOrange, N.J., tax collectorO'Reilly, John B.Parsons, AnnaPellet, SarahPhillips, WendellPierce, Emily T.Richardson, William H., Jr.Robinson, CharlesRobinson, Harriet H.St. Louis Republican, letter to the editorSampson, L.Sargent, Mrs.Slatterly, H. M.Smith, Judith W.Spofford, Mrs.Spofford, CharlesStanton, Elizabeth CadyStott, Charles A.Sturge, AdolphusTalbot, Thomas


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Taylor, Eliza S.Taylor, F. P.Thomas, Mrs.Thwing, Charles F.Tilton, TheodoreTufts, George R.Turner, HattieWard, MarinaWarren, Dr.Washburn, William B.Washington, RobertWells, Kate G.Whipple, Charles K.Whittier, Mary C.Wilde, C.Wildman, J. K.Willard, Frances E.Wolcott, RogerWood, Mrs.Woodson, Mrs.World's Congress AuxiliaryYmerian ClubUnidentified

BOX 85-86REEL 67-69


Speeches, articles, essays, and other writings.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 85REEL 67-68

Speeches

Address to the Ladies' Literary Society, possibly at Oberlin College, Oberlin, OhioThe condition of women, circa 1887“The Gains of Forty Years,” 1891Mission and duties of women, circa 1850“Oberlin and Women,” 1883“The Original Convention”“Resolved That Women Should Not Study Politics”“The Right of Suffrage for Women,” 1857“Why Do We Rejoice Today?” circa 1846“Woman and Temperance,” New York Tribune, May 1853“A Woman Suffrage Catechism,” 1885“Woman Suffrage in New Jersey,” 1867“Woman's Right to Vote and to Hold Property,” 1853“Workers for the Cause”Untitled, 1848-1888, undated

(8 folders)


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Speech announcementsArticles and essays

“The Coming Centennial,” 1889“The Plain Speaker,” 1845“The Province of Woman”“Questions for Remonstrants,” 1889“Some Things the Massachusetts Legislature of 1889 and '90 Did for Men, Who Have

Votes, Contrasted with What It Did for Women, Who Have No Votes,” 1890“To What Extent Should We Have Confidence in Men in Office as Such?”“Woman Suffrage a Necessity”“Women and the Ballot in New Jersey,” by Stone and Henry Browne Blackwell, 1867Untitled, 1845, undated

(2 folders)Other writings

Editorials for the Woman's Journal1872-1874


1874-1875, 1884

Lectures and editorials by Stone, notes compiled by Henry Browne BlackwellNotes for speeches and articlesPoemFragmentary writings

BOX 86-89REEL 68-71


Biographical papers, financial papers, correspondence, tributes, will, and Maud Wood Park'sLucy Stone, a Chronicle Play.


BOX 86REEL 68-69

Biographical papers

Blackwell, Alice Stone, sketches(2 folders)

Blackwell, Henry Browne, account(3 folders)

Chace, Elizabeth B., extracts from biographyOther biographical material

American Woman Suffrage AssociationChildhood

(2 folders)Education

(2 folders)MarriageReligionGeneral

(5 folders)BOX 87 (13 folders)


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REEL 69-70Boston, Mass., school board voting controversyBust of Lucy Stone, 1878-1924Financial papers, 1855-1888

(2 folders)Home, Dorchester, Mass., 1870-1950

(2 folders)Lucy Stone League, 1924-1925Lucy Stone School, Dorchester, Mass., 1923-1933Lucy Stone's wagon, disposal of, 1932-1960Lucy Stone, a Chronicle Play, by Maud Wood Park, circa 1938

CorrespondenceAdkinson, June“B” miscellaneousBaker (Walter H.) Co.Blackwell, Alice Stone“C” miscellaneousCatt, Carrie ChapmanComstock, AdaDewson, Mary W.“F” miscellaneousGarrison, William Lloyd, Jr.“I-P” miscellaneous

(6 folders)Park, Maud Wood


(2 folders)

Peck, Mary Gray“R” miscellaneousStantial, Edna L.

(2 folders)“T-Y” miscellaneous

(3 folders)Walter H. Baker Co. See Container 87, Baker (Walter H.) Co.Unidentified

Announcements and programsPartial scriptPublicityReviews

Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association, 1853-1918Tax protestTributes to Stone, chiefly 1893


(5 folders)

Walter H. Baker Co. See Container 87, Baker, (Walter H.) Co.


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Will

BOX 89-90REEL 70-71

Miscellany.

Notebooks, photographs, letterbook, family histories, and other miscellaneous papers.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 89REEL 70

Notebooks


Photographs

(3 folders)Stone, Luther, letterbook, 1845-1848 See also Container 82, Stone family correspondenceStone family historyGeneral

(2 folders)

BOX 91-96REEL 71-76


BOX 91REEL 71

Agnes Blackwell Jones Papers, 1890-1945

Correspondence and miscellany.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 91REEL 71-72

Correspondence

Blackwell, Alice StoneBlackwell, Henry BrowneBlackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, Samuel C.Robinson, Ethel Blackwell

Miscellany

BOX 91REEL 71-72

Anna Blackwell Papers, 1834-1900

Correspondence, articles, biographical material, family history, estate records, writings, andphotographs.


BOX 91REEL 71-72

Correspondence

FamilyBlackwell, Alice StoneBlackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, George W.Blackwell, Hannah


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Blackwell, Henry Browne(9 folders)

Blackwell, Kitty BarryMiscellaneous

GeneralBarrington, EricBelden, AnnaHodgson, Emily and W. B.Unidentified correspondence

MiscellanyArticlesBiographical material“Early Life of the Blackwells”

DraftTyped copy prepared by Alice Stone Blackwell

EstateFairy talesPhotographsPoemsPoetry albumTranslations and stories

(2 folders)

BOX 92REEL 73

Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell Papers, 1846-1929

Correspondence, biographical material, photographs, and writings.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 92REEL 73

Correspondence

FamilyBlackwell, Alice StoneBlackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, Henry Browne and Alice StoneBlackwell, Kitty BarryStone, Lucy

(10 folders)Miscellaneous

GeneralAnthony, Susan B.Belden, AnnaHowe, Julia WardLaddey, Clara S.Stanton, Elizabeth Cady

MiscellanyBiographical material

(6 folders)


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GeneralMemoirsPhotographsPublished writings, The Island Neighbors

BOX 93-94REEL 73-75

Emily Blackwell Papers, 1850-1910


BOX 93REEL 73-74

Diary, 1850-1866

OriginalTranscript

CorrespondenceFamily

Blackwell, Alice Stone(7 folders)

Blackwell, Elizabeth(6 folders)

Blackwell, George W.Blackwell, Henry Browne


Blackwell, Kitty Barry

Blackwell, MarianBlackwell, Samuel C.Blackwell, Sarah EllenStone, Lucy

(5 folders)Miscellaneous

GeneralGould, Julia F.Unidentified

MiscellanyBiographical material

(2 folders)GeneralPhotographs

BOX 94REEL 74-75

Emma Lawrence Blackwell Papers, 1879-1911


BOX 94REEL 74-75

Correspondence

Family


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Blackwell, AnnaBlackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, Howard L.Blackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, MarianLawrence, Sarah StoneStone, Lucy

GeneralBelden, AnnaWilde, C.

BOX 94REEL 75

Ethel Blackwell Robinson Papers, 1901-1943

Correspondence, biographical material, and poems.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 94REEL 75

Correspondence


Blackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, EmilyBlackwell, Kitty BarryBelden, Anna

MiscellanyBiographical papersPoems

BOX 95REEL 75

Florence Blackwell Mayhew Papers, 1867-1936


BOX 95REEL 75-76

Correspondence

FamilyBlackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, Kitty BarryStone, Lucy

GeneralJones, Agnes BlackwellRobinson, Ethel Blackwell

BOX 95REEL 75

George W. Blackwell Papers, 1841-1912

Correspondence, biographical material, and photographs.


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BOX 95REEL 75

Correspondence

Blackwell, Alice StoneBlackwell, AnnaBlackwell, Elizabeth

(3 folders)Blackwell, Emma LawrenceBlackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, MarianBlackwell, Samuel C.

MiscellanyBiographical papers and photographs

BOX 95REEL 75

Grace Blackwell Papers, 1875-1906


BOX 95REEL 75


Blackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, EmilyBlackwell, Kitty BarryStone, Lucy

BOX 95REEL 75

Hannah Blackwell Papers, 1840-1896


BOX 95REEL 75

Correspondence

Blackwell, George W.Blackwell, Henry BrowneBlackwell, Howard L.Stone, Lucy

MiscellanyBiographical papersPhotographs

BOX 95REEL 75-76

Helen Thomas Blackwell Papers, 1906-1937


BOX 95REEL 75-76



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Blackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, Howard L.Blackwell, Kitty Barry

BOX 95REEL 76

Howard L. Blackwell Papers, 1892-1937


BOX 95REEL 75-76

Correspondence

FamilyBlackwell, Alice Stone

(3 folders)Blackwell, AnnaBlackwell, Emma LawrenceBlackwell, Helen ThomasBlackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, MarianBlackwell, Sarah Ellen

GeneralBelden, AnnaRogers, Reynold

BOX 96REEL 76

Marian Blackwell Papers, 1840-1897

Correspondence, miscellany, and photographs.Arranged by type of material.

BOX 96REEL 76

Correspondence

FamilyBlackwell, Alice StoneBlackwell, AnnaBlackwell, Elizabeth

(3 folders)Blackwell, EmilyBlackwell, George W.Blackwell, HannahBlackwell, Henry Browne

(2 folders)Blackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, Samuel C.Stone, Lucy

GeneralBelden, AnnaTitterton, Frances

Miscellany


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Photograph

BOX 96REEL 76

Samuel C. Blackwell Papers, 1838-1901


BOX 96REEL 76

Diary excerpts, 1838-1856

CorrespondenceBlackwell, Elizabeth

(2 folders)Blackwell, HannahBlackwell, Henry Browne

(3 folders)Blackwell, John HowardBlackwell, Kitty BarryStone, Lucy

MiscellanyBiographical papersPhotographs

BOX 96REEL 76

Sarah Ellen Blackwell Papers, 1840-1901


BOX 96REEL 76

Correspondence


Blackwell, AnnaBlackwell, ElizabethBlackwell, EmilyBlackwell, Emma LawrenceBlackwell, George W.Blackwell, HannahBlackwell, Henry Browne

(2 folders)Blackwell, Kitty BarryBlackwell, Samuel C.Stone, Lucy

(2 folders)Miscellany


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Biographical papers and photograph

BOX 96Not filmed

Addition, 1854-1958

Correspondence, translations of poems, printed matter, and two unsigned notes.Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 96Not filmed

Letter from Emily Blackwell to Elizabeth B. Phelps, 1870

Letter from Emma Lawrence Blackwell to Howard Blackwell (son), 1916Letters to Bedros Arakel Keljik from Alice Stone Blackwell and others with related

attachments, 1894-1898, undatedPrinted matter and two unsigned notes, 1854, 1892-1893, 1905-1910, 1930, 1958, undated


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