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John Stewart family fonds, 1737-1889
Abstract
Fonds consists mostly of correspondence addressed to members of the Stewart family including John Stewart, Cynthia Stewart, Ira Stewart, Hon. Dugald Stewart, Gov. J.W. Stewart and Noble Stewart. There are also several letters addressed to others including Mrs. George A. Allen, Cynthia Hubbell, and Philip Battelle. A recipe book dated 1817 is also included as well as a few legal documents.Collections
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