Manuscripts

Helen Woodrow Bones letters to Jane Porter Candler

Description: Six autograph letters signed, two with addressed envelopes, on White House or President's Cottage letterhead. Bones discusses Wilson family activities and Ellen Wilson's health. A later letter mentions Edith Wilson.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1913-1918
Call number: HM 48328 (1-5)
Creator: Candler, Jane Porter (1861-1949)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Provenance unknown. In library as of 1984.
Restrictions: Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.

Isabella L. Hagner letters to Jane Porter Candler

Manuscripts

Two typescript letters signed, with addressed envelopes, regarding the Wilson family in the aftermath of Ellen Wilson's death and the health of Helen Bones. Written on White House mourning stationery.

HM 48329 (1-2)

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Woodrow Wilson letter to Jane Porter Candler

Manuscripts

Typescript letter signed, with addressed envelope, regarding Candler's note to Wilson following Ellen Wilson's death. Written on White House stationery. (1 page)

HM 48337 (1)

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Margaret Woodrow Wilson letters to Jane Porter Candler

Manuscripts

One autograph note signed, with addressed envelope, regarding Ellen Wilson soon after her death; one typescript letter signed, with addressed envelope, about Margaret Wilson's potential travel during World War I (1918).

HM 48335 (1-2)

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Stockton Axson letters to Jane Porter Candler

Manuscripts

Items include one typescript letter signed (1916) and one autograph letter signed (1921), with addressed envelope, regarding personal matters. The 1916 letter discusses the recent presidential election and the rumors surrounding Wilson. Also included are a clipping and a circular about Wilson's family life written by Axson.

HM 48327 (1-2)

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Ellen Axson Wilson letters to Jane Porter Candler

Manuscripts

Seven autograph letters signed, four with addressed envelopes, primarily detailing the activities of herself, her daughters, and mutual friends, with a few mentions of Woodrow Wilson. The first five letters were sent mostly from New Jersey; the last two were written during the Wilson presidency and are on White House stationery.

HM 48334 (1-7)

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Edith Bolling Galt Wilson letters to Jane Porter Candler

Manuscripts

Six autograph letters signed, three with addressed envelopes; one typescript letter signed (written and signed by a secretary). Letters mention Wilson family activities with one discussing Woodrow Wilson's health. Also one loose addressed envelope.

HM 48333 (1-7)

Helen Woodrow Bones letters to Jane Porter Candler

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