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Ann Baldwin Sedgwick Gott (1786-1872)

Description

Poems, commonplace books, journals, notebooks, and will.

Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date
1796-1864
Call number
mssGott
Provenance
Purchased from Michael Brown Rare Books, LLC, by the Library Collectors' Council, January 2012.
Associated people
Baldwin, Isaac. (1850-)
Gott, Ann Clark Hastings, (1786-1872.)
Gott, Ann Baldwin Sedgwick, (1794-1864.)
Gott, Daniel, (1829-1899.)
Gott, Daniel Francis, (1886-1966.)
Gott, Francis Hastings, (1825-)
Hastings, Amelia Gott, (1861-1942.)
Hastings, Daniel Gott, (1853-1942.)
Hastings, Frances Amelia, (1814-1895.)
Hastings, Francis H.
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