Box 1
Contains 80 Results:
Handwritten note: “Whipping the devil around the Stump! Old Nick, If we must have a short life let us have a merry one cod. Hight toned Shobby genteel who glories in having seen better days. Gosp Tamarind.”, No date
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Handwritten note: “In my cool and sober moments of Solitude and reflection I ‘know to be at heart’ selfish and calculating, yet whose fascinations of [unclear word] will compel me, and even fill me with remorse for ever having thought evil.”, No date
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Handwritten note: “Alpha and omega, the beginning and the end, optical illusion.”, No date
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Parable titled “The Precious Stone” by F.A. Krummacher; transcribed by Wilhelm Neff. (in German, with translation), No date
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Letter signed J. King Gillespie, Ballston Spa, New York, to “My dear Widowed Sister” (Mrs. Cynthia A. Neff), St. Louis, Missouri. Informs his sister of the death of his wife., 1867 Jan 18[?]
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Letter signed W.E. Munsey[?], Embreeville, Tennessee, to his sister Annie. Mentions family members and a servant who are sick with typhoid fever. Invites her to travel with him to Baltimore., 1868 Sept 29
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Handwritten note: Miss Onie[?] Aglar’s Compliments to Mr. Mudge for Thursday evening. January 20th 70.”, 1870 Jan 20
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Letter signed Will, Saint Louis, to his sister Cynthia. Mentions that there have been many deaths from sun stroke, and that he has made a strike for higher wages., 1870 July 28
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Note signed Clara Seavey to Mrs. Hewitt; “I will call and see you to morrow after-noon if it will be convenient for you. answer soon my cousin will call for the answer this evening after school, and oblige as ever Friend.”, 1870 Nov 30
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.
Letter signed Geo. Mudge to Mrs. Hewitt. Thanks Mrs. Hewitt for her kindness, and mentions that he expects to start up the Missouri River next week., 1871 Apr 30
The collection consists primarily of personal correspondence of the Hewitt-Neff family, including several letters sent to Mrs. Cynthia A. Hewitt and several letters of Frank Adam Neff to his mother. The collection also includes business cards and invitations.