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Diaries : Morton, Ill., 1830-1886
Diaries : Morton, Ill., 1830-1886
Diaries : Morton, Ill., 1830-1886
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Title
Diaries : Morton, Ill., 1830-1886
Date
1830
Place
Illinois
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Illinois--Tazewell County
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Illinois--Morton
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Louisiana--New Orleans
Language
English
Subjects
Roberts, John Montgomery, 1807-1886,Roberts family,Pioneers,Frontier and pioneer life,Farm life,Land settlement,Rural conditions,Emigration and immigration,Travel,Lithography,Manuscripts, American
Description
1830 volume, inside front cover. The diaries of John M. Roberts primarily focus on his family's daily farm life in Tazewell County. The Robertsâ019s family left their New York home in the summer of 1831 and travelled to Illinois by horse and wagon settling in Pleasant Grove Prairie. The diaries contain much information on the following topics: routine farm activities, farming expenses and proberty valuations, illnesses and medicinal cures, family births and deaths, local events, and weather conditions. Prior to settlement in Illinois, Roberts was engaged as an apprentice to a lithographic firm in New York City. In the first two volumes he describes the technical aspects of making lithographic plates as well as an earlier trip he made in 1830 to St. Louis and Illinois returning home via New Orleans. The collection of diaries also includes his first wife's (Mary W. Burhans) account of their trip to Morton in 1831 and his second wife's (Ann Waters) account of a trip to New England she made in 1859. A few volumes contain miscellaneous sketches of Robert's home and towns he visited in Illinois.
Format
Diaries
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Manuscripts
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Genealogies
Call Number
VAULT Ayer MS 3157
Projects Tag
Lincoln at 200
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Edward E. Ayer Digital Collection (Newberry Library)
Rights Status
No Copyright - United States
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IIIF Resource Type
Canvas
Size
8454px × 6462px 156.35 MB
File Created
07/31/2012
Filename
Ayer MS 3157 (Vault) Diaries of John M. Roberts vol.1830, pg.1r, Population in U.S chart.tif
Unique Identifier
NL11NU3N
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