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Contains 211 Results:

Letter: Wm. R. Stuart, Baltimore, Md., to Wm. R. Stuart, Jr., 1848-03-17

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 123
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1848-03-17

Discourse (handwritten, in Wm. R. Stuart's hand), undated

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 124
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: undated

Letter: Wm. R. Stuart, Baltimore, Md., to N. Stockly, Esq., 1840-09-23

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 125
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1840-09-23

Meditations by Wm. R. Stuart , 1833-05-12

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 126
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1833-05-12

Letter: Eliza Wright, Wilmington, Del., to Wm. R. Stuart, Baltimore, Md., 1803-08-27

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 127
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1803-08-27

List: Members of the Wright Family (handwritten, in hand of Wm. R. Stuart), undated

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 128
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: undated

Letter: Wm. R. Stuart, Chester RIver, Md, to [?], 1825-09-10

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 129
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1825-09-10

Letter: Anna Louise Gibson, Talbot County, Md., to Wm. R. Stuart, near Chester River, Md. , 1825-05-29

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 130
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1825-05-29

Meditation (signed by Wm. R. Stuart), 1847-06-20

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 131
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1847-06-20

Letter: Wm. R. Stuart, Baltimore, Md., to Rev. A. Webster (Enclosure: Extract from [?] Wright's Journal) , 1847-01-27

 Item — Reel: 1, item: 132
Scope and Contents From the Collection:

Papers include family correspondence, chiefly during the 1850s from Maryland and Louisiana, relating, in part, to the Methodist Protestant Church and the yellow fever epidemic (1853) in New Orleans. Include religious writings by Stuart, clippings and a broadside.

Dates: 1847-01-27