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The Teilhard Schmitz-Moormann Collection The Teilhard Schmitz-Moormann Collection Woodstock Theological Center Library Special Collections Division Washington, D.C. September 2004 BOX FOLD FOLDER TITLE Teilhard - Schmitz-Moormann Collection SERIES: 1. Correspondence DESCRIPTION: This series of photocopied correspondence spans Pierre Teilhard de Chardin time in France, China, the United States and Africa. Many originals of letters in this collection can be found in other manuscript collections at Georgetown : the Barbour Collection, the Granger-Teilhard de Chardin Collection, the Teilhard- Cosme Collection, Pierre Leroy S.J. Papers, Lucile Swan Papers. 1 1 Alfieri, Anastosio. 1956 DESCRIPTION: photocopy of one typed letter transcript in French, from A. Alfieri to Claude Cuénot dated May 3, 1956. 1 2 Anonyme: Letter from Teilhard de Chardin c. 1945-1955 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one undated typed letter in English, from Pierre Teilhard to anonymous regarding the publication dates and publishers of several books. 1 3 Aron, Robert 1947 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one signed handwritten letter in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Robert Aron dated July 12, 1947 1 4 Arsène-Henry, Charles, ( Mme) (née d'Ormesson) 1943-1946 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of three signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Mme Arsène-Henry dated November 24, 1943, December 20, 1943 and c. January/ February 1946. 1 5 d'Assignies, ? , S. J. 1952-1954 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of three signed typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Father d' Assignies dated March 15, 1952, July 22, 1952 and January 6, 1954. 1 6 Autin, Albert 1951 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one signed handwritten letter in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Albert Autin dated September 4, 1951. 1 7 Barbour, George B. 1932-1947 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to George B. Barbour spanning from June 17, 1932 to April 28,1947. 1 8 Barbour, George, B. 1947-1951 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to George B. Barbour from May 19, 1947 to January 16, 1951. 2 BOX FOLD FOLDER TITLE Teilhard - Schmitz-Moormann Collection 1 9 Barbour, George B. 1951-1959 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of six signed handwritten letters and one signed typed letter in French and English, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to George B. Barbour from January 20, 1951 to December 6, 1954. Additionally one photocopy of one typed letter from George B. Barbour to "Claude " ( Claude Cuénot). 1 10 Baynes, ? , (Miss) 1948 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of typed excerpts from two letters in English, from Pierre Teilhard de Chardin ' s journal to Miss Baynes dated April 9, 1948 and August 29, 1948. 1 11 Beaulieu, Simone 1947-1950 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of five signed typed and handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Simone Beaulieu from September 20,1947 to June 24, 1950. 1 12 Beauroy, Gabriel 1943-1944 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of one signed typed letter and one signed handwritten letter in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Consul Gabriel Beauroy dated December 27, 1944 and January 4, 1943 respectively. 1 13 Bégouën , Max-Henri 1954 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one signed typed letter in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Max Bégouën dated December 7, 1954. 1 14 Bergé, Franois 1949 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of two typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Franois Bergé dated June 7 and 23, 1949. 1 15 Berkey, Charles P. 1930-1932 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of six signed typed and handwritten letters in English, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Charles P. Berkey from August 1, 1930 to March 20,1932. Additionally one photocopy of one letter signed from Charles P. Berkey to Pierre Teilhard dated May 15, 1931. 1 16 Beuve-Méry, Hubert 1950 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one typed letter signed undated in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Hubert de Beuve-Méry, Editor of newspaper "Le Monde", regarding a short article from March 25, 1950. BOX FOLD FOLDER TITLE Teilhard - Schmitz-Moonnann Collection 1 17 Billy, André 1955 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of two signed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to André Billy dated January 25, 1955 and January 31, 1955. 1 18 Birks, G. A. 1952-1963 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of four letters in English, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to G.A. Birks from January 18, 1952 to October 30, 1952. Additionally one photocopy of a typed letter from Dr. G. A. Birks to Dr. C. Cuénot regarding Teilhard de Chardin's thought and writing, 1963. 1 19 Black, Davidson P. 1928-1934 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of nine signed typed and handwritten letters in English, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Davidson Black from February 29, 1928 to April 25, 1934. 1 20 Blanc, Alberto Carlo 1939-1948 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Alberto Carlo Blanc from June 21, 1939 to September 28, 1948 1 21 Blanc, Alberto Carlo 1950-1952 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of four signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Alberto Carlo Blanc from December 24, 1950 to December 19, 1952. 1 22 Boekelman, Henry J. 1934 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one typed letter signed, in English, from Pierre Teilhard to Dr. Henry J. Boekelman, Department of Middle American Research, Tulane University, dated December 18, 1934. 1 23 Boirand, Anne 1948 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one letter excerpt, in French, from Pierre Teilhard to Mme Boirand dated February 8, 1948. 1 24 Boissière, Robert 1953 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one type letter in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Robert Boissière dated April 14, 1953 1 25 Boné, Édouard, S.J. 1953-1955 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of four signed and unsigned typed letters in French, from P. Teilhard to Édouard Boné from September 13, 1953 to March 7, 1955. 4 BOX FOLD FOLDER TITLE Teilhard - Schmitz-Moormann Collection 1 26 Bordet, ?, Abbé 1951 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of one typed letter in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Abbé Bordet dated February 21, 1951. 1 27 Bouillerie, Isabelle de la 1946-1947 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Isabelle de la Bouillerie from July 30, 1946 to July 31, 1947. 1 28 Bouillerie, Isabelle de la 1947-1952 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of five signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Isabelle de la Bouillerie from September 9, 1947 to December 7, 1952. 1 29 Boule, Marcellin 1939-1940 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of three signed typed and handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teillhard to Marcellin Boule from December 17, 1939 to July 5, 1940. 1 30 Boussac, Marcel 1916 DESCRIPTION: Typed copy of one letter in French, from Pierre Teilhard to Marcel Boussac dated March 21, 1916. 1 31 Bouyssonie, Jean, Abbé 1913-1960 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of postcard in French, with transcript, from Pierre Teilhard to Jean Bouyssonie dated June 30, 1913 from Spain. Additionally photocopy of one signed handwritten letter in French, with transcript, from J. Bouyssonie to Claude Cuénot dated October 14, 1960. 1 32 Bradfield, ?, (Mr.) 1934 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of one signed typed letter in English, from Pierre Teilhard to Mr. Bradfield dated March 21, 1934 notifying Bradfield of Mrs. Hempel-Gowen's responsibility for the Cenozoic Research Laboratory in Teilhard's absence. 1 33 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1918-1923 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Abbé Breuil from December 15, 1918 to November 27, 1923. 1 34 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1923-1932 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Abbé Breuil from December 30, 1923 to January 16, 1932. 5 BOX FOLD FOLDER TITLE Teilhard - Schmitz-Moormann Collection 1 35 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1932-1934 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Abbé Henri Breuil from February 12, 1932 to June 23, 1934. 1 36 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1934-1936 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Abbé Breuil from July 2, 1934 to June 15, 1936. 1 37 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1936-1938 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with some transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Abbé Breuil from August 21, 1936, to March 5, 1938. 1 38 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1938-1941 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of ten signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Henri Breuil from April 26, 1938 to July 12, 1941. 1 39 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1943-1952 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of nine signed handwritten and typed letters and one signed handwritten card, all in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Henri Breuil from December 16, 1943 to January 22, 1952. 1 40 Breuil, Henri, Abbé 1952-1955 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of eight signed handwritten and typed letters in French, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Henri Breuil from February 18, 1952 to January 31, 1955. Also a photocopy of typed copy of one card from Lucile Swan to Henri Breuil dated December 9, 1937. 1 41 Briey, P. de (Mme) 1947 DESCRIPTION: Photocopy of typed excerpt of one letter in French, from Pierre Teilhard to Mme de Briey dated November 27, 1947. 1 42 Bull, Nina 1950-1952 DESCRIPTION: Photocopies of three signed typed letters in French and English, with transcripts, from Pierre Teilhard to Nina Bull dated November 11, 1950, November 27, 1952 and December 31, 1952. Also one signed typed letter from Nina Bull to Pierre Teilhard dated August 5, 1952, with a typed reprint of her article "Towards a Clarification of the Concept of Emotion " from Psychomatic Medicine.
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