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Barlow, Rev. William - Address to the American Institute
Barlow, Rev. William - Address to the American Institute
Barlow, Rev. William - Address to the American Institute
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Barlow, Rev. William - Address to the American Institute
Title
Barlow, Rev. William - Address to the American Institute
Date
1847
Subjects
Clergy
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Courtship
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Husband and wife
Description
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Summary
Letters and writings of two William Barlows, possibly father and son. Collection includes two letters of the Reverend William Barlow relating to his wooing of Sally Canfield, a religious poem dedicated to his parishioner Mary Matilda Richards (who later married the younger William Barlow), and a notebook of a sermon apparently delivered several times over a twenty-year period. Also, the draft of an address to be delivered to the American Institute on the subject of the appropriate disposition of the funds given to establish the Smithsonian Institution. Also, eleven letters from William Barlow the younger, to his wife, Matilda Richards Barlow, 1842-1851. Barlow, unemployed at the time of the bulk of the correspondence, apparently had tuberculosis. The content of the letters is mostly about his poor health and his feelings about his uncertain future. Also, an undated cabinet photograph of two unidentified women.
Biographical/Historical Note
William Barlow the elder was a minister from southern New York State. The profession of the younger William Barlow, also from New York, is not known, although his letters indicate that though ill, he hoped to find a post in a bank or to go into some trade.
Extent
0.1 linear feet (6 folders)
Format
Correspondence
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Photographs
User-Contributed Transcription
Address Smithsonian Institute 594Before the American Institute. [1847]
Transcription Status
Needs review
Transcription Note
This document was transcribed by volunteers as part of the Newberry Transcribe crowdsourcing initiative.
Archival Collection Title
Barlow family papers
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Call Number
Midwest MS 041
BibID
847210
Rights Status
Copyright Not Evaluated
Contributing Institution
Newberry Library
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Size
2416px × 2867px 39.67 MB
File Created
09/28/2017
Filename
998472108805867_midwest_ms_41_box_01_fl_04_01_001.tif
Unique Identifier
NL1BDD2