Manuscripts
Luther Fitch correspondence
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Luther Fitch correspondence
Manuscripts
The collection consists of letters from physician and gold miner Luther Fitch to his father, Luther Fitch (1783-1870), and family in Maine. The letters describe his voyage to and life in California. There are also later letters, from 1872 to 1873, written by his nephew, Luther E. Fitch, who was also in California.
mssHM 49687-49753
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Henry Delano Fitch letter to John Marsh
Manuscripts
In this letter, Fitch apologizes for an error made in a transaction with Marsh, and promises to send him bear skins and oil, and possibly beaver. Letter partly damaged. Included is a typescript of the letter with a brief biography of Fitch.
mssHM 19820
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Luther, Joan
Manuscripts
Four items comprising seven pages pertaining to Joan Luther, containing letters and memos.
mssLAT
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Luther, Mary Lou
Manuscripts
Memos and letters pertaining to Mary Lou Luther.
mssLAT
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Biographical sketch of Luther C. Tibbetts
Manuscripts
Brief sketch of Luther C. Tibbetts' dealings with his neighbor, Mormon minister Arthur Parks, revolving around the 1872 No Fence Law. Focuses on Tibbett's unusual personality and his love of law suits. Dictated by Edward North.
mssHM 72989
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Correspondence, 1852-1869 (HM 80846-80903)
Manuscripts
The correspondence of Alexander Douglas Miner consists almost entirely of letters sent by Miner addressed to his daughter, Martha Matilda Miner, a college student attending Oberlin College in Ohio. The letters sent from Miner to Martha span from 1852 to 1872. Some of the letters include a postscript from Martha's mother, Abby E. Miner.
mssHM 80846-80948