Miscellaneous Information Related to Emma Willard |
| This series contains
information related to Emma (Hart) Willard, although not written specifically
about her. Material collected here will help to explain, or enrich the
understanding of information appearing elsewhere in the collection. |
| Box |
Folder |
Description |
| 10 |
24 |
Letter, Oct. 18, 1809, from Samuel Hart to John Willard [original
at New York Historical Society] |
| 10 |
25 |
Letter, Feb.16, 1824, from William Tell Willard to John Willard [original
at New York Historical Society] |
| 13 |
30 |
Van Der Lyn, Henry. Diary: entry for March 19, 1830 [opinion
of Mrs. Willard's school] [photocopy - original at New York Historical
Society] |
| 10 |
26 |
"Mount Vernon School" American Ladies' Magazine 5:549 (December
[photocopy] |
| 13 |
34 |
Letter, Nathan Monroe to Asa [?] Eddy, May 22, 1833. [photocopy original
at the Georgia Historical Society] |
| 10 |
27 |
"Female Education in Greece" The Ladies' Magazine and
Literary Gazette 6:424 (August 1833) [photocopy] |
| 10 |
28 |
Hill, Rev. John H. "Letter on Greece" The Ladies' Magazine
and Literary Gazette 6:461-463 (October 1833). [photocopy] |
| 10 |
45 |
Willis, N. P. "American Missionary School" American
Ladies' Magazine 7:370-372 (1834) [photocopy] |
| 5A |
18 |
"Convents are Increasing." American Ladies' Magazine
7:560-564 (1834) [photocopy] |
| 10 |
44 |
[Sigourney, Lydia H.] "Appeal to American Females, for the Education
of Their Own Sex in Greece." American Ladies' Magazine
7:527-529 (1834) [photocopy] |
| 10 |
42 |
[Sigourney, Lydia H.] "Appeal for Greece" American Ladies'
Magazine 7:529 (1835). [photocopy] |
| 10 |
43 |
[Sigourney, Lydia H.] "Request from Greece." American
Ladies' Magazine 8:286 (1835) [photocopy] |
| 5A |
19 |
Pupil of Troy Female Seminary. "Incorporate Female Seminaries."
American Ladies Magazine 8:341-344 (1835) [photocopy] |
| 14 |
10 |
Dew, Thomas Roderick. “Dissertation on the Characteristic Differences between the Sexes, and on the Position and Influence of Woman in Society, No. III.” Southern Literary Messenger 1 (12): 672-691 (August 1835) [Copy] ] [Also available: University of Michigan Digital Library, Making of America Journal Articles. On-line. Internet, 10 November 2004. Available WWW: http://www.hti.umich.edu |
| 13 |
53 |
Letter, John T. Mason to Catharine Mason, January 18, 1836. [Photocopy—original
at Detroit Public Library, Burton Historical Collection] |
| 14 |
11 |
Hale, Sarah Josepha Buell. “A Profession for Ladies.” Southern Literary Messenger 2 (9):571-572 (August 1836) [Copy] [Also available: University of Michigan Digital Library, Making of America Journal Articles. On-line. Internet, 10 November 2004. Available WWW: http://www.hti.umich.edu |
| 11 |
33 |
"The Mentor" The Lady's Book 14:92-93 (February
1837). [photoocpy] [Also available: Accessible Archives. On-line. Internet.
21 April 2000. Available: WWW: www.accessible.com] |
| 12 |
28 |
"Report of the Constitution, Resolutions and Plan of Operation
of the Troy Society For the Advancement of Female Education in Greece."
The Troy Press, Extra (Jan. 17, 1833) |
| 11 |
34 |
"Editor's Book Table" The Lady's Book 18:142-143
(March 1839). [photocopy] [Also available: Accessible Archives. On-line.
Internet. 21 April 2000. Available WWW www.accessible.com ] |
| 10 |
48 |
Letter, William Hart to Freedom Hart, October 17, 1839? |
| 13 |
44 |
Letters, Henry Kirke Brown, to Lydia (Mrs. Henry) K. Brown, April
12, 1840, March 14, 1841, March 27, 1841, March 29, 1841, April 5, 1841,
May 29, 1842, June 14, 1847. [Typescripts] [From the Pocumtuck Valley
Memorial Association, Deerfield, MA – location of originals is
unknown] |
| 10 |
29 |
Excerpt of letter from Sarah Williams Baker Metcalfe to Susan Evelina
Baker Conner, September 17, 1842 with description of Emma Willard and
Troy Female Seminary [typescript] |
| 10 |
41 |
Perdicaris, G. A. The Greece of the Greeks. New York: Paine
& Burgess, 1845, pp. 292-300. [photocopy] |
| 10 |
8 |
Beman, Nathan S. S. A Plea for the Swiss Mission in Canada: A
Discourse, delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Troy, October
15, 1843. Troy: Published by Young & Hartt, 1845. [photocopy] |
| 12 |
35 |
"Annual Meeting of the Association of Teachers of the State of
New York" Teachers' Advocate, and Journal of Education
2 (38): 455 (June 4, 1847) [photocopy] |
| 12 |
34 |
"Editorial Correspondence" Teachers' Advocate and Journal
of Education 2 (41): 482-483 (June 25, 1847) [Report from the New
Jersey Educational Society] [photocopy] |
| 12 |
30 |
"Anniversary of the N. Y. State Teachers Association" Teachers'
Advocate, And Journal of Education: 2(48):570 (August 13, 1847)
[photocopy] |
| 12 |
39 |
[Advertisement] "Mark H. Newman & Co., ... Publish the following
School Books." The Teachers' Advocate, and Journal of Education
3 (10):157 (January 21, 1848) [photocopy] |
| 13 |
54 |
Letters to Horace Mann, from A. E. Andrews (December
8. 1847) and from Catherine Beecher (August 20, 1847) in The District
School Journal of The State of New York 10(7):102-104 (October
1849) [photocopy] [re: Common Schools] |
| 10 |
49 |
2 Letters, January 28(?), 1850, and May 12, 1850, from David Outlaw
to Emily Outlaw [photocopies] |
| 11 |
15 |
"Anecdote Related by Mrs. Col. Fremont, of California" Patapsco
Young Ladies' Magazine 1(3): 14 (July 1850) [photocopy] |
| 12 |
29 |
"Convention of The State Teachers'Association" Journal
of Education and Teachers' Advocate 5 (19): 296-299 (August 15,
1850) [photocopy] |
| 12 |
15 |
"Proceedings of the Annual Meeting [of the New York State Teachers'
Association]" New York Teacher 1(12):369, 376 (September
1853) [photocopy] |
| 5A |
26 |
Sketch of Madame Necker de Saussure. Presented to Emma Willard by
her family, September 23, 1854. |
| 10 |
35 |
"Book Notices: History of the United States..." by Marcius
Willson, Advocate And Family Guardian 23(16) (August 15, 1857)
[photocopy] |
| 10 |
36 |
"[Review] American History..." by Marcius Willson, Advocate
and Family Guardian 23(17):168 (September 1, 1857) [photocopy] |
| 10 |
31 |
Alcott, W. A., "William Channing Woodbridge" in Memoirs
of Teachers, Educators, and Promoters and Benefactors of Education,
Literature, Science, ed. by Henry Barnard. New York: F. C. Brownell,
1859, pp. 268-280. [photocopy] |
| 14 |
12 |
Tompkins, Lydia A. “Schoolmistresses.” The Ladies’ Repository 19 (11): 675-676 (November 1859). [Copy] [Also available: University of Michigan Digital Library, Making of America Journal Articles. On-line. Internet, 10 November 2004. Available WWW: http://www.hti.umich.edu |
| 14 |
13 |
What Fort Sumter Did for Me.” Vanity Fair 3 (1861): 241-243 (May 25, 1861) [Copy] [Also available: University of Michigan Digital Library, Making of America Journal Articles. On-line. Internet, 10 November 2004. Available WWW: http://www.hti.umich.edu |
| 12 |
45 |
Letter with hand drawn map, Platt [Card?], Toledo, to William Dodd,
[Cincinnati], May 8, 1863 [re: Emma Willard's land in Ohio; William
Dodd was the husband of Emma Willard's niece, Jane Porter Hart Dodd] |
| 12 |
47 |
Letter, Platt [Card?], Toledo, to William Dodd, [Cincinnati], May
8, 1863 (afternoon) [re: Emma Willard's land in Ohio; William Dodd was
the husband of Emma Willard's niece Jane Porter Hart Dodd] |
| 12 |
46 |
Letter, Platt [Card?], Toledo, to William Dodd, [Cincinnati], May
19, 1863 [re: Emma Willard's land in Ohio; William Dodd was the husband
of Emma Willard's niece, Jane Porter Hart Dodd] |
| 12 |
44 |
Letter, Baker & Collins, Toledo, to J. H. Willard, Troy, September
25, 1865 [re: Emma Willard's land in Ohio] |
| 13 |
27 |
Letter, Abram Baldwin Olin, Washington, to Andrew Johnson, November
11, 1865 [description of Emma Willard] [photocopy] |
| 14 |
24 |
Morris, Robert, “Harriet’s diary” from Youthful Explorers in Bible Lands… Chicago: Hazlitt & Reed, 1870. Available Making of America. On-line. Internet. 8 March 2006. Available: WWW: http://cdl.library.cornell.edu |
| 11 |
29 |
Hale, Sarah Josepha. "Hill, Frances M." in Woman's Record;
or Sketches of all Distinguished Women, the Creation to A. D. 1868.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1872, p. 868-870. [photocopy] |
| 14 |
14 |
“Women’s Record at Home.” The Ladies’ Repository 3 (1): 78-79 (January 1876) [Copy] [Also available: University of Michigan Digital Library, Making of America Journal Articles. On-line. Internet, 10 November 2004. Available WWW: http://www.hti.umich.edu |
| 12 |
28 |
Kirk, Hyland Clare. History of the New York State Teachers' Association.
New York: E. L. Kellogg, 1883, p. 21. [showing Emma Willard's involvement
in the 1848 meeting of the Association] [photocopy] |
| 14 |
15 |
“Early American Literature.” Overland Monthly and Out West Magazine 14 (83): 549-556 (November 1889) [Copy] [Also available: University of Michigan Digital Library, Making of America Journal Articles. On-line. Internet, 10 November 2004. Available WWW: http://www.hti.umich.edu |
| 10 |
40 |
Letter, Katherine DeWitt Smith, TFS 1845, to Treasurer of the Emma
Willard Association, January 26, 1893. |
| 10 |
30 |
Letter, Mrs. Russell Sage to Andrew D. White, July 19, 1905, [recommending
Emma Willard for the Hall of Fame.] [photocopy] |
| 5A |
20 |
Hobson, Elsie Garland. "Education under the Regents" in
Educational Legislation and Administration in the State of New York
from 1777- To 1850. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1918, pp. 37-51.
[photocopy] |
| 10 |
46 |
Rollins, Wallace E. "The Mission to Greece" in History
of the Theological Seminary in Virginia and Its Historical Background,
ed. by William A. R. Goodwin. Rochester, N. Y.: The DuBois Press [1924],
p. 252-270. [photocopy] |
| 11 |
12 |
Hayner, Rutherford, Troy and Rensselaer County New York: A History.
New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1925, p. 399. [photocopy] |
| 11 |
28 |
Nolan, J. Bennett, Lafayette in America Day By Day. Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins Press, 1934. [excerpts] [photocopy] |
| 5A |
17 |
Riley, Glenda. "Origins of the Argument for Improved Female Education"
History of Education Quarterly: 455-470 (Winter 1969) [photocopy]
|
| 5A |
21 |
Melder, Keith. "Mask of Oppression: The Female Seminary Movement
in the United States" New York History 55:261-279 (July
1974) [photocopy] |
| 10 |
50 |
Bryant, William Cullen, II, The Letters of William Cullen Bryant,
ed. [References to Emma Willard]. New York: Fordham University, 1975.
[photocopy] |
| 10 |
33 |
Walters, William D., "William Channing Woodbridge: Geographer"
Journal of Social Studies Research 16 & 17 (2): 42-49 (Fall
1993) [photocopy] |
| 11 |
45 |
Townsend, Lucy. Notes taken on letters re: Emma Willard at the Detroit
Public Library, October 29, 1999. |
| 12 |
25 |
Lepouchard, Camille. Louise Swanton-Belloc: du bon usage des modeles
anglais et americains dans les milieux intellectuels francais du XIX
siecle. [excerpts] [n.p.] Rumeur des Ages, 2000. |
| 12 |
1 |
Landis, Dennis, "Celia Burleigh" Dictionary of Unitarian
and Universalist Biography, On-line. Internet. 4 Dec. 2001. Available
WWW: http://www.uua.org/uuhs/duub. |
| 13 |
35 |
Notes regarding possible collaboration between William C. Woodbridge,
S. G. Goodrich, and Emma Willard, August 28, 2002. |
| 13 |
39 |
Notes regarding the Benjamin Ogle Tayloe family (Julia Dickinson Tayloe
and Phebe Warren Tayloe). June 2003. |
| 13 |
38 |
Sigourney, L[ydia]. H. "Lines", Written for "The Ladies'
Society for the Advancement of Female Education in Greece." [S.l.:
s.n., n.d.] |
| 12 |
48 |
Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, New York [where Emma Willard is buried] Miscellaneous
information. n.d. [photocopy] |
| 1 |
12 |
List of “Correspondence found in the home of Emma Willard,”
poem, portion of published article, letter to Miss Willard from Emily
Churchman [photocopies] |
| 5A |
26 |
Sketch of Mme. Necker de Saussure |
