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WADSWORTH FAMILY COllECTION SUNY GENESEO DETAILED NAME AND SUBJECT INDEXES TO LEI IERS AND SELECTED OTHER MATERIALS compiled by William T. Lane, Librarian Emeritus 1994-1995 Guide to the Index This index is divided into two sections. Section 1 is alphabetical by name. Section 2 is alphabetical by subject. Entries are arranged on the page according to the following pattern: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 All entries corresponding to items in SUNY Geneseo's Wadsworth collection provide the location, indicating either the shelf number (designated by the word "shelf" or abbreviation "sh" at the end of the Location line), ~p case (usually with drawer number), or file cabinets (usually with cabinet and drawer number). There are many references to the Library of Congress' Wadsworth collection. A microfilmed copy of that collection is available at gen Ms 10 (in the microfilm cabinet in the Genesee Valley room). A published index to the Library of Congress' Wadsworth collection is shelved at Wadsworth CD 3029.5 W125 A52. 0",' - I .£ "' '....,. -~ •..;V!'. , r -. v- ~ , , Page 1 10/16/94 Name: Adair, Cornelia Wadsworth Name: Adams, Brooks Daughter of General James S., (1848-1927) Author & Lawyer, Document: Letter from Document: Letters from (16) Date: December 23, 1909. Date: 1879-86. Wadsworth: William Austin Wadsworth: William Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Wadsworth, James S. Subjects: Estate business. Biography information for Author. Location: Box LWAWl F 1 Shelf 26 Location: Box LWAWl F 2 Shelf 26 Name: Adams, Charles Francis III Name: Adams, John Quincy (1866-1954) Secretary of Navy, (1767-1848) 6th US President, Document: Letters from (2) Document: Letters Patent (1) Date: 1929. Date: 1826. Wadsworth: James Wolcott, Jr. Wadsworth: James (1768-1844) Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Ammo Depot. Subjects: Michigan lands. Location: Box Jl12D F 1 Sh 59 Location: Box CM2 Shelf 14 Name: Agnew, Cornelius Rea Name: Albany Advertiser, (1830-1888) Physician; Albany NY Document: Letters from (2) Document: Newspaper, Date: 1881. Date: 1816-1817 scattered issues. Wadsworth: William Austin Wadsworth: James (1768-1844) Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Personal. Subjects: Advertising for goods and services; News. Location: Box LWAWl F 3 Shelf 26 Location: Volume 2 Shelf 40 Name: Albany Gazette, Name: Albany Register, Albany NY Albany NY Document: Newspaper, Document: Newspaper, Date: 1795-1828 scattered issues. Date: 1799-1820 scattered issues. Wadsworth: James (1768-1844) Wadsworth: James (1768-1844) Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Advertising for goods Subjects: Advertising for goods and services; News. and services; News. Location: Volume 2 Shelf 40 Location: Volume 2 Shelf 40 Name: Alexander, Henry Martin Name: Allen, Henry Justin (d. 1899) Lawyer, (1868-1950) Newspaper publisher, Document: Letters from Document: Letter ,from Date: 1882-83. Date: September 14, 1906. Wadsworth: William Austin Wadsworth: William Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Estate business. Subjects: Hunt Club. Location: Box LWAWl F 4 Shelf 26 Location: Box LWAW1 F 5 Shelf 26 Page 2 10/16/94 Name: Allen, Hezekiah Name: Allen, Hezekiah (1821-87) Financial agent 44 yrs, (1821-87) Financial agent 44 yrs, Document: Letters to & from (50+) Document: Letters to (50+) Date: 1853-1872. Date: 1850+. Wadsworth: Emmeline Austin Wadsworth: Wadsworth family Agent: ­ Agent: ..;.. Subjects: Estate business for Subjects: Family business in Emmeline, Craig W., Wm. Austin. Geneseo. Location: Box LMisc1 Shelf 24 Location: Boxes L 7-15;18+ Sh 16+ Name: Alvord, Augustus and Orlow Name: Ambrose, Nathaniel. Beeber, Caledonia farmers, Henrietta settler, Document: Lease Document: Bill of Sale 2 copies Date: 1845. Date: 1833. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Wadsworth: James (1768-1844) Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Caledonia land. Subjects: Henrietta land. Location: Box C2 Fold. 16 Shelf 9 Location: Box C1 Fold. 5 Shelf 9 Name: American Economist, Name: American Hotel, Buffalo, NY, Document: Issue of July 2, Document: Bill Date: 1926. Date: May 2, 1841. Wadsworth: James Wolcott, Jr. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Wadsworth, James W., Jr Subjects: Hotel lodging and food: Special Issue of magazine. Example of vouchers' scope. Location: Box Jl12E F 26 Sh 59 Location: Box V1 Hotels Shelf 27 Name: American Hotel, Name: Amory, A S Auburn, NY, Nahant MA, Document: Bill Document: Letters from (2) Date: February 3, 1838. Date: nd. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Wadsworth: Emmeline Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Hotel lodging and food: Subjects: Personal. Example of vouchers' scope. Location: Box V1 Hotels Shelf 27 Location: Box LEAW1 F 5 Shelf 23 Name: Anderson, J. W. Name: Angel, Benjamin Franklin Ohio settler, (1815-1894) Lawyer and diplomat, Document: Letters to (8) Document: Letters from (2) Date: 1836-1842. Date: 1842. Wadsworth: James S (1807-1864) Wadsworth: James S. (1807-1864) Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Ohio lands. Subjects: Personal. Index in print and on microfilm Location: Box LBk 1 Sh 27-Indexed Location: Lib Congress Microfilm Page 3 10/16/94 Name: Appleton, Thomas Gold, Name: Association Against the (b. 1812) Boston friend & author, Prohibition Amendment, Document: Letters from Document: Statistics (2) Date: 1830-1850. Date: [1927]. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Wadsworth: James Wolcott, Jr. Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Friends. Subjects: Prohibition's cost to Use calendars in- Government, etc. Location: Box L1-L4 Shelf 15 Location: Box Jl12J F 9 Shelf 60 Name: Astor House, Name: Austin Family New York City, of Boston, Document: Bills (4) Document: Genealogy-select pages, Date: 1939-1841. Date: 1951. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Wadsworth: Emmeline Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Hotel lodging and food: Subjects: Austin family; descend. Example of vouchers' scope. Richard Austin of Charleston. Location: Box V1 Hotels Shelf 27 Location: File Cab. 1 Drawer 1 Name: Austin, Charles, Name: Austin, Edward Mother's relative, (1803-1899) Mother's brother, Document: Letters from (4) Document: Letters from (80) Date: 1871-1895. Date: 1869-1895. Wadsworth: William Austin Wadsworth: William Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Japan. Subjects: Personal and Business. He was active in East India trade Location: Box LWAW1 F 6 Shelf 26 Location: Box LWAW1 Fs 7-12 Sh 26 Name: Avon township, Name: Avon, Genesee & Mt. Morris Railroad, Document: Maps Document: Account Books (2) Date: 19th century Date: 1860-1898. Wadsworth: James & James S Wadsworth: James Samuel Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Avon settlers & land Subjects: Railroad accounts; owners. Ledger and Journal. Location: Map File, Both sets Location: Shelf 51 Name: Backus, E F , Name: Bacon, Selden Merchant, 67 State St., Albany, (1861-1946) Connecticut lawyer, Document: Letters to (5) Document: Proposal for Amendment Date: September 13, 1815+. Date: nd. Wadsworth: James (1768-1844) Wadsworth: James Wolcotf, Jr. Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Wallpaper order; Books Subjects: Constitutional and magazine orders. Amendments. Location: Bk 61 Sh 27 use index Location: Box J112E F 6 Shelf 59 Page 4 10/16/94 Name: Bailey, Marcellus, Attorney Name: Baird, Frank Burkett, & Patent Solicitor, Washington DC Builder of Peace Bridge, & others Document: Letters from (17) Document: Letters to & from (8) Date: 1878-1879. Date: 1927. Wadsworth: Herbert (1851-1927) Wadsworth: James Wolcott, Jr. Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Patent on anvil. Subjects: Peace Bridge Dedication Location: Box LHWl Shelf 24 Location: Box Jl12E F 25 Sh 59 Name: Ball, Thompkins & Black, Name: Bancroft, George New York City clothiers (1800-1891) Historian;Sec of Navy Document: Bill Document: Letters from (5) Date: April 16, 1840 Date: 1879-1884. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Wadsworth: Emmeline Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Tailoring, buttons: Subjects: Friends in Boston and Example of vouchers' scope. family. Location: Box Vi Clothing Sh 27 Location: Box LEAWl Shelf 23 Name: Barbor & Avery, Name: Baring Brothers Company, Hardware store, London, England, Document: Bill Document: Letter to Date: nd [1838-40]. Date: 1837. Wadsworth: William Wolcott Wadsworth: William Wolcott Agent: ­ Agent: - (Book 58) Subjects: Carpenters' tools. Subjects: Wheat rust effects Example of vouchers' scope. supply. Location: Box Vi Hardware Ch 27 Location: Box LBkl P 85 Shelf 27 Name: Barrett, F W Name: Barringer, Daniel Moreau Wadsworth NY, (1860-1929) Mining Engineer, Document: Letter from Document: Letters from (5) Date: October 24, 1895. Date: 1901-02. Wadsworth: William Austin Wadsworth: William Austin Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Sheep: Ram for sale. Subjects: Hunting in the Sierra Madra. Location: Box LWAWl F 13 Shelf 26 Location: Box LWAWl F 14 Shelf 26 Name: Barrymore, Elizabeth Name: Barrymore, Sybil, Wadsworth, Lady (b1848) Daughter, Daughter of Lady Barrymore (7), Document: Account Book/Journal LB Document: Letter from Date: 1907-1922. Date: nd. Wadsworth: James S. (1807-1864) Wadsworth: William Austfn Agent: ­ Agent: ­ Subjects: Estate records of wife Subjects: Personal. of Arthur Smith-Barrymore. Location: Box J87 Shelf 50 Location: Box LWAWl F 15 Shelf 26 Page 5 10/16/94 Name: Belmont, August Name: Bennett, Alva, (1853-1924) Banker. Geneseo High School, Document: Letters from (3) Document: Bill Date: 1909. Date: June 12, 1838. Wadsworth: William Austin Wadsworth: William Wolcott Agent: ­ Agent: - Hammatt, Subjects: Hunt. Subjects: School tuition for 3: Example of vouchers' scope. Location: Box LWAWl F 16 Shelf 26 Location: Box Vl Education Sh 27 Name: Biddle, Nicholas Name: Bigelow~ (1786-1844) 2nd US National
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