PREFACE

The Henry Shelton Sanford Papers are the property of the City of Sanford, Florida. This town, located in central Florida, was founded in the 1870's by the man for whom it was named. He was a native of Derby, Connecticut, where his ancestral home still stands. Members of Henry S. Sanford's family, living in Connecticut, stored his papers in the Connecticut Historical Society, some time after the death of Mrs. Sanford in 1901. She had survived her husband ten years. In her will, Mrs. Sanford requested her children to erect a Memorial Library in Sanford, if possible, to house the books and papers of her husband. About 1941 a committee was appointed in this town under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution for the purpose of complying with this request. In 1957 this Memorial Library was completed and the books and furnishings from the library in the Sanford Home in Derby, Connecticut, were sent to Florida.

Later, through the auspices of Mr. Gifford Cochran, a member of the Florida Committee, and through the courtesy of Mr. Thompson R. Harlow, President of the Connecticut Historical Society, the papers were shipped to Florida and for a time, until they could be organized and arranged, were stored in the Mills Memorial Library of Rollins College.

In May 1959 the papers were loaned to the Tennessee State Library and Archives for processing and microfilming. They will be permanently housed in the General Sanford Memorial Library. A. microfilm copy will be retained by the Manuscript Section of the Tennessee State Library and Archives.

The processing of these papers has been done by history graduate students and several other well- qualified persons working under the direction of the Manuscript Section. They have been classified under subject headings, corresponding to the various phases of Henry Sanford's career, retaining his "live files" as nearly as possible. An over-all scope and content note has been made giving a brief summary of the contents of the papers.

This Register is made for use as a finding aid or guide. It does not dispense with the necessity for research but is intended to aid researchers as well as members of the library staff and also to furnish information necessary for cataloging. A genealogical chart, of the Sanford and Shelton families has been made, based on information obtained from the papers, and is attached to the Register. Also an index has been made for all correspondents whose papers seemed to warrant separate treatment.

June 1, 1960 Harriet Chappell Owsley Senior Archivist Manuscript Section Archives Division Tennessee State Library and Archives

HENRY SHELTON SANFORD PAPERS GENERAL SANFORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM ASSOCIATION

Processed by Manuscript Section Tennessee State Library and. Archives. Nashville, Tennessee Date Completed: June 1, 1960

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The papers of Henry Shelton Sanford (1823-1891), Doctor of Laws, University of Heidelberg, 1849; Secretary of American Legation, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1847-1848; Secretary of American Legation, Frankfort, Germany, 1848-1849; Secretary of American Legation, Paris, France, 1849-1853; Charge d’affaires, 1853- 1854; Minister to Belgium, 1861-1869; Representative of the American Geographical Society at the African International Conference, 1876; Representative of the United States at the Berlin Conference, 1884; Stockholder and organizer of the Sanford Exploring Expedition, 1886; and Representative of the United States at the Anti-Slavery Conference held in Brussels, 1890; are the property of the City of Sanford, Florida. They were loaned to the Tennessee State Library and Archives for processing,

Linear feet: of shelf space occupied: 60 Approximate number of items: 50,000

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Scope and Content Note

Henry Shelton Sanford Papers 1769-1901

This collection of papers containing approximately fifty thousand items covers a span of years beginning in 1569 and ending in 1901. They are composed of correspondence, diaries, biographical and genealogical data, legal documents, briefs, speeches, articles, accounts, and business memoranda, in the fields of Latin American, European, African, and United States history. There are about 1000 items which deal with the business interests of Henry Sanford's father, Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, who owned a tack factory in Derby, Connecticut, and also had large holdings in Michigan lands. Henry took over his father's business at his death in 1841 and continued to enlarge and add other interests to those of his father. The accounts and business correspondence for Henry's interests compose 3000 items. By 1869 a distant kinsman, William Shelton, warned Henry against so much expansion. He wrote, "No man can manage a plantation in Louisiana, shipbuilding in Maine and other remotely situated points of business without being ruined. It is a simple question of tune." This proved to be a prophetic statement for Henry did run into financial difficulties and after his death Mrs. Sanford was forced to sacrifice some of her husband's holdings in order to save others.

Two thousand items deal with Sanford's schooling both in the United States and abroad and his correspondence and diaries while serving as Secretary for the American Legations at St. Petersburg, Frankfort, and Paris. He was Charge D’affaires at Paris for one year 1853-1854. These diaries cover one of the most critical eras of European, history —the period of German unification and the seizure of power by Napoleon III. Sanford records many interesting details of these revolutions in France and Germany. There are also diaries kept during trips to Smyrna, Central and South America, and Michigan, including a hunting trip into the country west of the Mississippi in the 1840's. They contain interesting accounts of this sparsely populated area and the dangers encountered by travelers during this early period.

In 1854 Sanford gave up his position as Charge’ d’affaires at Paris and returned to the United States. In January 1855 he took over the Aves Island case for his Uncle Philo S. Shelton. Approximately 3000 items make up this portion of the papers which is centered upon the Venezuelan government's seizure in 1854 of the Aves Island. This small island possessing large quantities of the rich fertilizer, guano, was located about three hundred miles from the coast of Venezuela. Philo Shelton had sent employees to dig the fertilizer and load his ships. They built houses and occupied the island for about six months before they were expelled by Venezuelan troops. Efforts to settle the claim against Venezuela occupied much of Sanford's time for the rest of his life, and he was never completely satisfied with the settlement. There was, however, one important result of this case. The United States set forth the "Doctrine of Sovereignty of the United States over Derelict Islands." The adoption as a policy of this doctrine in the relations of the United States with her Hispanic American neighbors was one of the far reaching results of this litigation. The most important correspondents in the Aves, Island

- 2 - portion of the papers include John Appleton, Guzman Blanco, Lewis Cass, E. D. Culver, Charles Eames, John Me Foster, Jacinto Gutierrez, James S. Mackie, W. L. Marcy, H. Nadal, Jose A. Paes, A. Parra, A. M. G. Pennington, R. Phelps, G. H. Preston, Luis Renshaw, Jose M. Rojas, Philo S. Shelton, E. G. Tilton, W. H. Trescot, E. A. Turpin, Charles Wilkes, and several business firms.

About 2000 items deal with Sanford's missions to Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, and Honduras in the years 1857 – 1860 on behalf of the interests of United States citizens in those countries. One large United States company had sold arms and munitions to the Colombian government and had been unable to obtain settlement for them; another group had suffered from damages to the Panama Railroad by the revolutionaries and were demanding payment for their losses; and the third group of citizens, interested in building the Honduras Interoceanic Railroad, deputized Sanford to organize a survey and arrange for the construction of the road The correspondents for these Central and South American projects are represented by W. H. Aspinwall, Henry Birchall, G. C. Crane, John M. Dow, Amory Edwards, Horatio Freeman, G. R. Gliddon, David Hadley, G. Holland, W. N. Jeffers, J. H. Jenney, Dr. J. N. Livingston, Albert Mathieu, C. Michelsen, G. M. Totten, J. C. Trautwine, and P. W. Turney.

The Civil War portion of the papers, covering the period when Sanford was Minister to Belgium in charge of Secret Service and United States fiscal agent, make up another 2000 items. In his position as fiscal agent, Sanford purchased arms, munitions, blankets, cloth, and saltpetre for the United States. The correspondence, vouchers, insurance, and accounts dealing with his purchases as well as reports of his Secret Service activities, and his private and official dispatches to W. H. Seward are among these papers. The correspondents dealing with Civil War subjects are H. B. Anthony, James H. Anderson, Joseph Antoni, W. S, Bailey, John Bigelow, N. M. Beckwith, R. S. Chilton, Cassius M. Clay, A. W. Crawford, Thomas H. Dudley, Louis A. Dochez, E. G. Eastman, J. B. Fitzpatrick (Bishop of Boston), L. F. S. Foster, Aaron Goodrich, W. Hunter, Frederick Krupp, James S. Mackie, F. H. Morse, Horatio J. Perry, Detective Pollaky and his associates, J. 0. Putnam, G. C. Ripley, George Sauer, B. W. Saunders, George Schuyler, William H, Seward, Gilead Smith, George P. Smith, Truman Smith, Marshall Talbot, W. T. M. Torrens, W. H. Trescot, W. S. Underwood, W. M. Walker, Thurlow Weed, W. G. Wainwright, and others.

After the Civil War, Sanford continued to serve as Minister to Belgium until 1869. Some 5000 items deal with a variety of business enterprises during this period There is much correspondence concerning certain patents, the Suez Ship Railroad, electro-mechanical development schemes, railroads and Western lands, the Barnwell Island cotton plantation, the Oakley sugar plantation, and the Arkansas zinc venture. Certain business associates were partners of Sanford in several of these ventures. They were James S. Mackie, Jules Levita, Aaron Goodrich, E. G. Eastman, and Alex Trippel. Alex Trippel handled almost all of Sanford's business in- volving patents and the Arkansas zinc business. Other correspondents in these projects are certain European inventors, Aerts, Haeck, Roberts, and Sturrock. The electro-mechanical development schemes and the Suez Ship Railroad project were handled by James M. Ormes, S. Schofield, and G. Buckley of the English firm, Schofield, Ormes and Buckley. The agents in charge of the Barnwell Island cotton plantation, located off the coast of South Carolina, were J. W. Patterson, J. M. Shackelford, Stuart Middleton, and W. H. Trescot.

Oakley sugar plantation in Louisiana was purchased by Sanford and his brother-in-law, S. B. Rogers, in January 1869 for $24,000. It originally contained approximately 500 acres but additional lands were purchased

- 3 - over the years. Rogers was unable to provide his share of the funds necessary for improvements and operating expenses, and Sanford eventually became sole owner of the Oakley plantation. In later years Oakley became a liability, and it was sold in 1889 for $20,000. The most significant correspondents concerned with this project were S. B. Rogers and M. L. Williams, successive managers of the plantation, and B. Maes, who became bookkeeper for the plantation and manager of the Oakley store.

In 1870 the Sanford Grant containing 23 Square miles of land in central Florida was purchased for 30 cents per acre and from time to time other large acreages were added to this original grant. Another 5000 items deal with St. Gertrude's Orange Grove, the Belair Experiment Station, and the Florida Land and Colonization Society. The development of the Florida lands brought Sanford many labor difficulties. In an effort to settle his labor problems he brought one hundred Swedish immigrant workmen to Florida. They founded the town of New Upsala. The papers dealing with Belair, St. Gertrude's and the Swedish immigration contain correspondence from Henry L. DeForest, G. H. DuPont, George B. Forrester, Eleazer K. Foster, John J. Foulkrod, Josef Henderson, W. A. Henschen, Donald Houston, T. F. Huggins, James E. Ingraham, John Millar, Rev. Lyman Phelps, H. B. Whipple, and John Wennstraum. The Land and Colonization Company organized in 1880 was primarily British owned. Its capital holdings consisted of over 100,000 acres in the counties of Brevard, Hernando, Hillsborough, Manatee, Marion, Monroe, Polk, and Sumter. The two largest stockholders in this company were Sanford and the Scotchman, William MacKinnon. The most important correspondents for this portion of the Florida papers are William MacKinnon, A. W. Macfarlane, Frederic H. Rand, B. F. Stevens, E. R. Trafford, and Gerald Waller. The political interests of Sanford in Florida and his efforts to establish the Republican Party on a more solid conservative white foundation is a subject dealt with in the papers.

In 1876 Sanford was a delegate of the American Geographical Society to a conference called by King Leopold II of Belgium. The conference convened at the King's palace in Brussels and the African International Association was organized with the philanthropic purposes, according to Sanford, of opening up equatorial Africa to civilizing influences and for the ultimate suppression of the slave trade. Sanford was made a member of the executive committee, and it was the beginning of one of his most important services. He worked with Senators John Tyler Morgan of Alabama and R. L. Gibson of Louisiana in an effort to put a measure through Congress setting forth inducements of lands and favorable trade agreements to American Negroes who would migrate to Africa for the purpose of helping to civilize the natives. It was believed the American Negro would be more acceptable to the African as a civilizing influence than the white man. Henry Morton Stanley worked with the African International Exploring Expedition and together they were able in four years beginning in 1878 to set up five stations along the Congo manned by one hundred and fifty European and American officials and supplied by four steamers. Five hundred treaties had been made with the native chiefs, and Leopold had spent $10,000,000 in this work. In November 1884, the Berlin Conference was held and Sanford and Stanley spent the winter in Berlin working with the United States Minister, John A. Kasson, to make secure with the great European powers certain concessions. The Independent State of the Congo with Leopold II as its sovereign was the outcome. In June 1886 the Sanford Exploring Expedition was sent out in the interest of trade, and two steamers, the "Florida" and the "New York" were carried in sections by 1500 porters around the cataracts to the Upper Congo and there reassembled. Sanford was greatly disappointed that he could get no response from American business interests in his Congo project, and the flags of the two steamers were eventually replaced by those of European countries. The Sanford Exploring Expedition was liquidated in 1888 and in its place the Belgian Anonymous Society was established as a purely commercial company. The most significant

- 4 - correspondents for the African part of the papers are H. P. Bailey, Chatrobe Bateman, James G. Blaine, Cambier, F. F. Carter, F. DeWinton, Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, Baron Greindl, George Grenfell, E. J. Glave, Cam Janssen, John A. Kasson, J. B. Latrobe, Amos A. Lawrence, Leopold II (through the agency of Barons Borchgrave, E. Beyens, and DeVaux), Jules Levita, Montefiore-Levi, John Tyler Morgan, W. G. Parmenter, Capt. Popelin, A. Rabaud, Henry Morton Stanley, Col. M. Strauch, A. B. Swinburne, E. H. Taunt, Edwin Terrell, Capt. Albert Thys, W. P. Tisdel, A. J. Wauters, T. Wauters, and others. In 1890 Sanford was sent by the United States as Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to the Anti-Slavery conference held in Brussels. The papers dealing with all of Sanford's activities in Africa are composed of approximately 5000 items.

There are about 5000 items of family papers containing the correspondence of Sanford's mother, father, aunts, uncles, cousins, and children. In addition to the family letters written to Sanford there are a large number of letters written by friends of the family to his mother, father, aunts, and uncles which are a part of the collection. There are letters from the Episcopal Bishop, Philander Chase, who was one of the founders of Kenyon College, at first called Jubilee College. Another 5000 items are contained in Mrs. Sanford's correspondence with her husband, son, daughters, friends, and other relatives. About 1000 items make up Sanford's own drafts of his letters, his writings on the penal codes, postal regulations, the German Educational System and some of his speeches. These drafts are in addition to those which are incorporated under the various subject headings. There are six boxes of letterbooks containing copies of Sanford's letters and dispatches.

The Special correspondence, separated because of the prominence of the correspondent as well as the volume of letters, is composed of approximately 8000 items. It contains references to all of the various categories in the collection. An index of all the correspondents who have thus been separated is attached. It includes the number of letters for each correspondent, the inclusive dates of the letters, and an identification of the writers, if possible.

There are about 300 items dealing with art and artists. Among the artists who corresponded with Sanford are George Catlin, De Haas (Dutch animal painter), Scheyer (German animal painter), Gudin, and Van Gogh. The social correspondence composed of invitations, social notes, letters of introduction, and some important autographs, together with the general correspondence in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, and the general memoranda, memorabilia, programs, notices and 20 maps make up the remaining 5000 items.

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Biographical Note

1823, June 15 Henry Shelton Sanford born in Woodbury, Connecticut; son of Nehemiah Curtis and Nancy Bateman Shelton Sanford, both of whom were descended from "a long line of Yankee stock”. Nehemiah Curtis Sanford was a direct descendant through his mother of Thomas Welles, the first colonial governor of Connecticut. He was also an influential citizen, having served in the Connecticut State Senate.

1829 - 1836 Henry's early education was by private tutors.

1836 Sanford family moved to Derby, Connecticut. Here the elder Sanford organized, in partnership with his brother-in-law, Edward N. Shelton, the Shelton Tack Company.

1837, May-July Henry made a trip west to Michigan, primarily to look over his father's land holdings.

1837, September Entered the Episcopal Academy at Cheshire, Connecticut.

1839 Graduated from Episcopal Academy. Entered Washington College (now Trinity College) in Hartford, Connecticut. Here "he distinguished himself by his scholastic attainments."

1840, December While a member of the Sophomore Class in good standing, an asthmatic condition caused his eyes to deteriorate to the point that he was forced to give up his studies and take a recommended sea voyage.

1841, August Sailed for Europe.

1842, August Made trip from Boston to Smyrna. Visited Constantinople, Malta, the Alps, and other places of interest.

1843, April Returned to the United States.

1844, July-Sept Made trip to Michigan.

1845, March-May Toured England.

1846, June-July Made western trip.

1847 Made Secretary of the American Legation at St. Petersburg.

1848 Made Acting Secretary of the American Legation at Frankfort, Germany, under the direction of Andrew Jackson Donelson, Minister.

6 1848, October Attended Heidelberg and was tutored by Dr. Levita.

1849, April Took examination and was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws cum laude from the University of Heidelberg.

1849, June Returned to the United States and made a three-week trip to Michigan.

1849, October Appointed Secretary of the American Legation at Paris, France, by President Zachary Taylor.

1850-1853 Arranged the first postal convention between France and the United States and was influential in forming the international postal agreement between the two countries. Also made a voluminous report on the French internal administration which was published by Congress as an authorative report on the French government. In addition produced a scholarly document, "The Penal Codes of Europe" which was included in President Pierce's 1953 Report to Congress, and was later used by law schools in the United States in their work on criminal codes.

1853 Made Charge d’affaires at Paris.

1854 Resigned his diplomatic post in Paris and returned to the United States.

1855, January Took charge of the "Aves Island Case" for his uncle, Philo S. Shelton of Boston.

1857-1860 Made trips to Central and South America on behalf of United States business interests in the Latin American countries of Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, and Honduras.

1859 Conducted the negotiations for the Venezuelan Convention which decided the "Aves Island Case" but the settlement did not take place for many years.

1860 Efforts made to save the Union. Made a trip to Springfield to see Lincoln.

1861, March Appointed by President Lincoln as United States Minister to Belgium. This was Lincoln's first diplomatic appointment.

1861-1869 Maintained the post of Minister to Belgium and formed warm personal friendships with Leopold I and II. Served as fiscal agent for the United States and supervised its secret service during the war. He negotiated and signed the treaties of the Scheldt, a convention summoned to deal with commerce, navigation, naturalization, and trademarks. He made numerous reports to the United States government on such subjects as "The Revenue System of Belgium," "The Belgium Excise Laws," "The Courts of Audit and Accounts, the Bankruptcy Laws," and others. He devoted much time and money to the promotion of the cause of the Union.

7 1864, September Married Gertrude Ellen DuPuy, descendant of a prominent French family who had settled in Pennsylvania. Her mother died when she was quite young and Gertrude had spent most of her life in Europe with relatives. There were seven children — two sons and five daughters.

1869 Purchased Oakley sugar-plantation in Louisiana.

1870 Purchased "Sanford Grant" containing twenty—three square miles, in South Central Florida.

1872 Started the town of Sanford, "the Gate City to South Florida” and planted an orange grove of one hundred acres at St. Gertrude, west of the village which bore his name.

1873 Moved his orange grove to "Belair" nearer Sanford.

1875 Built two large hotels—the Sanford House and the Monroe House—and the Moyle Store. Sanford was founded as the first "dry" town in Florida.

1876 Wrote a highly publicized letter to Thurlow Weed of New York in which he put forth a Southern viewpoint of the political implications of the coming elections. Tried to establish the Republican Party in Florida on white rather than Negro representation.

1876 Delegate of the American Geographical Society to a conference called by King Leopold II of Belgium to organize the African International Association with the purpose of opening up equatorial Africa to civilizing influences. Made a member of the Executive Committee.

1877 Created a Grand Officer of the Order of Leopold.

1878-1880 Beset with labor difficulties on his large tract of land he brought one hundred adult immigrants from Sweden to Florida where they worked for him a year for their passage. The Swedes founded the town of New Upsala.

1878-1882 Worked for the establishment of stations along the Congo for civilizing purposes.

1880 Organized the Florida Land and Colonization Society of which he became the president and the largest stockholder.

1880 General and Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant visited Sanford to turn the first sod for the new South Florida railroad.

1881 Florida Land and Colonization Society brought seventy-five more Swedish immigrants to Sanford.

8 1884 President Chester Arthur visited Sanford at his Florida home for three days.

1884 Tried unsuccessfully to get Congressional Agricultural Committee to establish an experiment station in Florida. Started his “Tropical Garden” near Sanford and supervised remarkable experiments in plant and fruit growth.

1884, November Stanley and Sanford spent the winter in Berlin working with United States Minister, John A. Kasson to make secure with European powers certain concessions. The Independent State of the Congo was a result of their efforts.

1886, January A great freeze destroyed much of the “Tropical Garden” in Florida and Sanford lost interest in it.

1886 Organized at Brussels and dispatched to the Congo and its tributaries the Sanford Exploring Expedition for the purpose of scientific and commercial discovery and for the purpose of opening up of an interior trade. His steamboats – “Florida” and “New York” – were the first commercial steamers to penetrate the waters of the upper Congo.

1888 Failure to enlist American capital in the Congo enterprise caused the liquidation of the Sanford Exploring Expedition and the establishment of the Belgian Anonymous Society which was the first commercial company to enter into regular operation on the Upper Congo.

1890 Attended the Anti-Slavery Conference at Brussels as Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary for the United States. He worked for the abolition of the liquor traffic and the slave trade in the Congo.

1891, May 21 Henry S. Sanford died.

1901, June 1 Mrs. H. S. Sanford died.

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Description of Series

Container Series Numbers

1-3 Biographical, Genealogical, and Diary Material, 1769-1899. 3 Boxes. Material deals with the schooling, travels, diaries and genealogical data of Henry Shelton Sanford and his family. Arranged chronologically and alphabetically.

4-64 Business: Records: 1777-1909. 60 Boxes. These records are separated into the following categories:

4-11 1. Accounts, 1777-1909. 8 Boxes. Contains bills, notes, receipts, etc., of Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, Nancy Bateman Sanford, Joseph Shelton, Henry So Sanford, and his wife, Gertrude DuPuy Sanford. 12-18 2. Correspondence, 1830-1894. 7 Boxes. This business correspondence is divided into general and special. The general correspondence is arranged chronologically. The special correspondence is separated by person and arranged alphabetically with a chronological arrangement of the files of each person.

19 3. Legal Documents, 1802-1902. 1 Box. Contains contracts, insurance records, passports, wills, and some early family documents.

20 4. Memoranda, 1803-1892. 1 Box. Contains information regarding some of Henry Sanford's numerous business enterprises.

21-32 5. Special Projects: Africa, 1870-1891. 12 Boxes. Material is separated into accounts, correspondence (general and special), legal documents, and memoranda. Arranged chronologically. Name files arranged alphabetically. The data on Africa was processed by Alice McGehee Owsley.

33 6. Special Projects: Barnwell Island, 1868-1889. 1 Box. Contains data relating to the cotton plantation on Barnwell Island. Separated into accounts, correspondence, legal documents, and memoranda and arranged chronologically.

34-44 7. Special Projects: Central and South America, 1840-1890. 11 Boxes. The Central and South American projects are divided into four parts as follows: 34-41 a. Aves Island, 1854-1890. 8 Boxes. Material processed by William L. Harris. 42 b. Brazil, Chili, Colombia, Venezuela, and Paraguay, 1840-1869. 1 Box. 43 c. Honduras Railroad, 1850-1877. 1 Box 44 d. Panama Railroad, 1855-1888. 1 Box. This material has been separated into accounts, correspondence, documents, and memoranda and arranged chronologically.

45-56 8. Special Projects: Florida, 1870-1901. 12 Boxes. There are two parts of the Florida material as follows:

45-52 a. Papers dealing with Belair Orange Grove and Experiment Station, 1870-1901. 8 Boxes 10 53-56 b. Papers of the Florida Land and Colonization Society, 1870-1896. 4 Boxes. Arranged alphabetically and chronologically in the categories of accounts, correspondence (general and special), legal documents, and memoranda. The Florida material was processed by Sam Smith.

57-60 9. Special Projects: Oakley Sugar Plantation, 1869-1890. 4 Boxes. Arranged chronologically and alphabetically under the various categories. Material was processed by Travis Adams.

61 10. Special Projects: Patents, 1845-1888. 1 Box. Contains accounts, correspondence, legal documents, and memoranda relating to certain patents in which Sanford had an interest. Arranged chronologically and alphabetically.

62-64 11. Special Projects: Railroads and Western Lands, 1797-1890. 3 Boxes. Contains accounts, correspondence (general and special), legal documents, and memoranda arranged chrono- logically and alphabetically. Material was processed by W. H. Berge.

65 Clippings, 1847-1890. 1 Box. Newspaper clippings arranged according to subject matter, and alphabetically filed.

66-93 Correspondence: Family, 1784-1901. 28 Boxes. The family correspondence was processed by Robert Marssdorf and Gracia Hardacre and is separated into the following categories:

66-79 1. Correspondence of parents, children, aunts, uncles, cousins, of Henry Sanford, and some friends to members of the Shelton and Sanford families, 1784-1901. 14 Boxes.

80-81 2. Correspondence of Gertrude Sanford, wife of Henry with members of her family, 1860 – 1896. 2 Boxes.

82-88 3. Correspondence of Henry Sanford with his wife, Gertrude, 1865-1889. 7 Boxes.

89-92 4. Correspondence of Gertrude Sanford with friends, 1854-1889. 7 Boxes.

93 5. Correspondence of Henry Sanford with close personal friends and relatives, 1844-1890. 1 Box.

94-96 Correspondence: General, 1837-1896. 3 Boxes. This correspondence is in English, French, German, and Italian. Chronologically arranged.

97-102 Correspondence: Letterbooks, 1845-1877. 6 Boxes. Twenty-two letterbooks with some overlapping dates.

103 Correspondence: Letters of Introduction, 1827-1887. 1 Box. Chronologically arranged.

104-105 Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, 1842-1889. 2 Boxes. Chronologically arranged.

106-113 Correspondence: Social, 1844-1901. 8 Boxes. Composed of invitations (acceptances and regrets) and social notes in English, French, and Spanish. French and Spanish material arranged by Mary Roberts.

114-133 Correspondence: Special Persons, 1842-1891. 20 Boxes. Chronologically and alphabetically 11 arranged by person. This special correspondence was processed by O. C. Hatcher, Jr.

134-136 Correspondence: Special Subjects, 1844-1891. 3 Boxes. This correspondence is separated into the following categories: 134 1. Art Works and Artists, 1848-1888. 1 Box. 135 2. Contributions, Domestic and Professional Aid, and the Paris-Goodrich Affair, 1844- 1888. 1 Box. 136 3. Florida Politics, 1870-1889. 1 Box. Chronologically and alphabetically arranged.

137-142 Diplomatic Service, 1849-1869. 6 Boxes. This material is divided into two parts:

137-140 1. Belgian Ministry, 1861-1869. 4 Boxes. Material is arranged under subject and person alphabetically and chronologically.

141-142 2. Paris Legation, 1849-1854. 2 Boxes. Chronologically and alphabetically arranged.

143-144 Memorabilia, 1847-.1884. 2 Boxes. Contains calling cards, dinner menus and seating arrangements, photographs, guest books, and address book.

145-146 Memoranda, 1836-1890. 2 Boxes. Contains memoranda on general subjects arranged alphabetically.

147 Notices and Programs, 1842-1889. 1 Box. These items are in English and French.

148-149 Writings: Articles and Speeches of Henry S. Sanford and others. 2 Boxes. Arranged alphabetically,

There are twenty maps of Florida and the Sanford Grant, five patents, and eight Italian Newspapers containing advertisements of Florida, separately wrapped for better preservation.

12 V Container Lists Container Numbers BIOGRAPHICAL, GENEALOGICAL AMD DIARY MATERIAL

Box 1 Biographical Data 1. Appointments—1849; 1669; 1877 2. Dinner honoring Sanford, 1854 3. Health 4. Lodges, Orders, Social Clubs, and Societies, 1847-1853 5. Lodges, Orders, Social Clubs, and Societies, 1854-1891 6. Requests for Portrait and Sketch, 1854. 7. Sanford's Drafts—Re: Personal Ambitions, 1840’s 8. Schooling: Compositions 9. Schooling: Connecticut Episcopal Academy, 1837-1839 10. Schooling: Correspondence, 1840 11. Schooling: Course of Study and Personal Notes, 1840's 12. Schooling: German Universities Catalogues, 1847-1850 13. Schooling: German Universities, Heidelberg, 1847-1849 14. Schooling: Memoranda and Notes on Law, 1848 15. Schooling: Schedules, undated 16 Schooling: Student Laws, Germany 17. Schooling: Washington College, Accounts and Reports, 1839-1840 18. Sketch: Henry Shelton Sanford 19. Sketch and Proof for Philadelphia Paper, 1877 20. Sketch: Henry Shelton Sanford, 1849-1889 21. Toasts, Henry S. Sanford 22. Duplicates of Sketch and Proof in Philadelphia Paper

Box 2 Genealogical Data 1. Connecticut Families—Probate Records, 1769-1809 2. Robinson Family, 1897 - May 1898, and undated 3. Robinson Family, June 1898-April 1899 4. Sanford Family—Correspondence, 1873-1890 5. Shelton Family—William Shelton, great uncle 6. Washington, George, Genealogical Data—Diary Material 7. Journals Western Trip, May-July, 1837 8. Journals Trip to Gibraltar, September, 1841 9. Journals Boston to Smyrna, August 20-October 14, 1842 10. Journals Constantinople, October 14-November 24, 1842 11. Journals Malta, November, 1842 12. Journals Alps, January, 18143 13. Journals Sea Voyage to America, April 17-May 11, 1843

Box 3 Diary Material 1. Journal: Connecticut to Michigan, July-September, 1844 2. Journal: On Board Ship, March, 1845 3. Journal: Two Weeks Tour of Great Britain, April, 1845 4. Journal: Connecticut and Western Trip, June-July, 1846 5. Journal: Buffalo Hunt, July-September, 1846 6. Journal: Derby, Birmingham, etc., October 184.6-February 1847 13 7. Journal: Germany, July, 1847 8. Journal: Third Trip across Atlantic, August, 1848 9. Journal: Paris, March-October, 1848; March-April, 1850; Personal Accounts, 1850-1854 10. Journal: Europe, July, 1849 11. Journal: Panama, September-November, 1857 12. Journal: Trip to Caracas, December 1857-January, 1858 13. Journal: Panama, January-March, 1860 14. Journal: Bogotá, March-April, 1860

BUSINESS RECORDS ACCOUNTS: BILLS, NOTES, RECEIPTS, ETC. Box 4 Early Family Accounts 1. Accounts: Joseph Shelton, et al., 1791-1847 2. Accounts: Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, 1821-1831 3. Accounts: Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, 1832-1836 4. Accounts: Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, 1837 5. Accounts: Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, 1838-1841

Box 5 Accounts 1847 - 1862 1. Accounts: Nancy Bateman Sanford, 1847-1860 2. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1840-1847 3. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1848-1850 4. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1851 - 1853 5. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1854 6. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 2 Books, 1854 7. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1855 – 1858 8. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1859 - 1860 9. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 186l 10. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1862

Box 6 Accounts 1863-1865 1. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January-July, 1863 2. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, August-December, 1863 3. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January-June, 1864 4. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, July-December, 1864 5. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January-February, 1865 6. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, March-June, 1865 7. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, July-October, 1865 8. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, November-December, 1865

Box 7 Accounts 1866-1867 1. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January-February, 1866 2. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, March-April, 1866 3. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, May-June, 1866 4. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, July-September, 1866 5. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, October-December, 1866 6. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January, 1867 7. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, February, 1867 8. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, March, 1867 9. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, April, 1867 14 10. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, May, 1867 11. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, June, 1867 12. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, July, 1867 13. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, August, 1867 14. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, September, 1867 15. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, October, 1867 16. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, November-December, 1867 17. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, no month, 1867

BUSINESS RECORDS ACCOUNTS: BILLS, NOTES, RECEIPTS, ETC.

Box 8 Accounts 1861-1868, 1868-1891 1. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1861-1868 2. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January-March, 1868 3. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, April-May, 1868 4. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, June, 1868 5. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, July, 1868 6. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, August-October, 1868 7. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, November-December, 1868 8. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, January, 1869 9. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, February-April, 1869 10. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, May-July, 1869 11. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, August-December, 1869 12. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1870-1880 13. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, 1881-1891 14. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, undated 15. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, undated 16. Accounts: Henry S. Sanford, undated

Box 9 Special Accounts 1861-1909 1. Hotel Bills, undated 2. Hotel Bills, 1861-1865 3. Hotel Bills, 1866 4. Hotel Bills, 1867 5. Hotel Bills, 1868 6. Hotel Bills, January-August, 1869 7. Hotel Bills, September-December, 1869 8. King Solomon’s Lodge—Woodbury, 1827-1829 9. Mackie, James S., Accounts, 1876 10. Monroe, James, and Company, 1866-1869 11. Statement of Assets, 1872-1887 12. Stevens Brose, Accounts, 1866-1869 13. Tax Receipts and Bills, 1777-1871 14. Wyllys, Ruth, DAR Chapter, 1892-1909

Box 10 Special Accounts: Mrs. Henry S. Sanford 1865-1900 1. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, January-March, 1865 2. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, April-August, 1865 3. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, September-December, 1865 4. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, January-May, 1866 15 5. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, June-August, 1866 6. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, September-December, 1866. 7. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, January-June, 1867 8. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, July-December, 1867 9. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, January-May, 1868 10. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, June-December, 1868 11. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, 1869-1895 12. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, 1897-1898 13. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, 1899 14. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, 1900 15. Accounts: Mrs. H. S. Sanford, undated

Box 11 Estate of Henry Shelton Sanford 1891-1900 1. Correspondence: General Re: Estate, 1891-1896 2. Correspondence: Special—DeMot, Emile, 1891-1899 (9) 3. Correspondence: Special—Kelly, Edmond, 1899 (34) 4. Correspondence: Special—Kelly, Edmond, 1900 (33) 5. Correspondence: Special—Lawrence, Amory A., 1891-1893 (6) 6. Correspondence: Special—Levita, Jules, 1891-1892 (9) 7. Correspondence: Special—Low, A. A., 1892-1896 (16) 8. Correspondence: Special—Low, Seth, 1892-1899 (4) 9. Correspondence: Special—Low, W. G., 1891-1892 (9) 10. Correspondence: Special—MacKinnon, William, 1891-1892 (3) 11. Correspondence: Special—Renson, Armand, 1891-1893 (32) 12. Correspondence: Special—Renson, Frantz, 1892-1893 (5) 13. Correspondence: Special—Sanford, Gertrude (drafts) undated (20) 14. Correspondence: Special—Sanford, Gertrude (drafts) 1891-1900 (41) 15. Correspondence: Special—Sanford, John, 1892-1896 (10) 16. Correspondence: Special—Sanford, Stephen, 1891-1892 (6) 17. Legal Documents: Loans, 1889-1892 18. Legal Documents: Will and Executors, 1891 19. Memoranda: Claims against Estate, 1899 20. Memoranda: Inventories and Estimates of Estate, 1892

BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE

Box 12 Early Correspondence—N. C. Sanford 1830-1841. 1. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, undated and 1830 2. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, January-March, 1831 3. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, April-May, 1831 4. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, June-September, 1831 5. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, October-December, 1831 6. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, January-March, 1832 7. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, April-June, 1832 8. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, July-December, 1832 9. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, 1833 10. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, 1834 11. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, 1835-1836 12. Business Correspondence: N. C. Sanford, 1837-1841

Box 13 General Correspondence—Henry S. Sanford 1841-1867 16 1. Business Correspondence: undated 2. Business Correspondence: 1841-1848 3. Business Correspondence: 1849-1851 4. Business Correspondence: 1852-1854 5. Business Correspondence: 1855-1858 6. Business Correspondence: 1859-1861 7. Business Correspondence: 1862-1864 8. Business Correspondence: 1865 9. Business Correspondence: 1866 10. Business Correspondence: 1867

Box 14 General Correspondence—English 1868-1894; French 1847-1890; German 1847-1869 1. Business Correspondence: 1868 2. Business Correspondence: 1869 3. Business Correspondence: 1870-1875 4. Business Correspondence: 1876-1894 5. Business Correspondence: French, 1847-1890 6. Business Correspondence: French Telegrams, 1864-1869 7. Business Correspondence: German, 1847 8. Business Correspondence: German, 1848-1869

Box 15 Personal Correspondence 1849-1891 1. Correspondence: Chateaux, Pensions, Hotels, undated 2. Correspondence: Chateaux, Pensions, Hotels, 1849-1887 3. Correspondence: Chateaux, Pensions, Hotels, 1888-1890 4. Business Correspondence: French, 1850-1885 5. Business Correspondence: Household—French, undated 6. Business Correspondence: Household—French, 1847-1866 7. Business Correspondence: Household—French, 1867-1891 8. Business Correspondence: Tailor, 1861-1865 9. Business Correspondence: Wines, 1840-1861 10. Business Correspondence: Wines, 1862-1865 11. Business Correspondence: Wines, 1866-1869 12. Business Correspondence: Schooner, 1858

Box 16 Special Correspondence—Business Firms A - Z 1. Baring Bros., 1850-1869 2. Binder Fieres, 1866-1868 3. Bosange, Hector and Fils, 1854-1856 4. Briots, 1866-1869 5. Draper and Hagenow, 1869-1878 6. Electro Mechanical Development Co., 1884 7. Electro Mechanical Development Co., January-June 1885 8. Electro Mechanical Development Co., July-December 1885-1888 9. Hoflrigin & Company, 1847-1849 10. J. S. Morgan Company, 1863-1896 11. John Munroe and Company, 1854-1869 12. George Peabody and Company, 1864 13. G. Prahmann Shipping Agency, 1848 14. Ritter and Company, 1865-1869 15. Suez Ship Railway Company, 1885 17 16. Van Baggen Parker and Dixon, 1848 17. Zinc: American Zinc Company, 1868-1870 18. Zinc: American Zinc Company, 1868-1870

Box 17 Special Correspondence—Persons A - L 1. Ashbury, James, 1888 (5) 2. Bradstreet, P. G., 1873 (3) 3. Bregmann, W., 1847-1849 (11) 4. Cornell, Thos. L., 1870-1881 (28) 5. Downs, S. A., 1844-1861 (22) 6. Dunphy, W. H. and H. A., 1870-1873 (33) 7. Ellsworth, H. W., 1847 (4) 8. Ely, Abner, 1854-1866 (12) 9. Everaert, Julie, 1861-1865 (28) 10. Everaert, Polidar, 1878-1884 (30) 11. Everaert, Polidar, 1885-1891 (22) 12. Forsyth, John, 1858 (1) 13. Gauchez, Leon, undated (37) 14. Gauchez, Leon, 1862-1864 (46) 15. Gauchez, Leon, 1865 (20) 16. Guggenheim, M., 1866-1869 (15) 17. Langrand, Count, 1888 (11) 18. Le Cocq, L., 1883-1886 (15)

Box 18 Special Correspondence—Persons M - Z 1. Marks, Leopold, 1847-1848 (11) 2. Marks, Louis, 1847-1848 (23) 3. Maxwell, J. D., 1852-1863 (23) 4. Oppenheim, Abraham, Baron, 1863-1871 (37) 5. Sanford, H. S. (drafts), 1848-1888 (19) 6. Trippel, Alex, undated (16) 7. Trippel, Alex, 1863-1864 (29) 8. Trippel, Alex, 1865 (14) 9. Trippel, Alex, 1866 (19) 10. Trippel, Alex, 1867 (25) 11. Trippel, Alex, 1868-1869 (23) 12. Trippel, Alex, 1870-1872 (15)

LEGAL DOCUMENTS

Box 19 Legal Documents 1802-1902 1. Contracts, 1846-1847 2. Early Family Documents: Nehemiah Curtis Sanford, 1802-1840 3. Early Family Documents: Joseph Shelton, 1820-1830 4. Early Family Documents: William Shelton's Will, 1809 5. Identification Papers of Henry S. Sanford, 1842 6. Insurance and Lease—Chateau de Maillard, 1868 7. Insurance: Fire and Personal, 1860-1891 8. Inventory of Sanford's Apartment, 1863-1870 9. Lands: Connecticut and Minnesota, 1839-1868 10. Miscellaneous Documents, 1842-1859 18 11. Passports of Henry S. Sanford, 1846-1860 12. Passports etc., of Nancy B. Sanford, 1843-1858 13. Passport of Lewis Weston, Servant, 1857 14. Security for Loan, 1889 15. Suit: Bennett vs. Fry, 1855-1856 16. Will of Gertrude Ellen Sanford, 1893-1902

MEMORANDA

Box 20 Business Memoranda 1838-1892 1. Agriculture, 1864-1886 2. Agricultural Bank, France, 1863-1869 3. American Securities, 1883 4. Batista Property, 1865 5. Coffee and Tea—Exports and Countries Growing, 1849-1850 6. Electro Mechanical Development Company, 1883-1884 7. Enterprises, 1838-1890 8. Land: American Land and Colonization Company of Scotland, 1881 9. Lands: California, Connecticut, Mexico, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Texas, 1803- 1887 10. Manufacturing: Carpets, Iron, Tacks 11. Maps and Diagrams 12. Mines: Union Mining Company, et al., 1886-1892 13. Miscellaneous, 1869-1880 14. Plate Glass, 1867 15. Railroads: Earnings, 1849 16. Textiles, France

BUSINESS RECORDS SPECIAL PROJECTS — AFRICA

Box 21 Africa—Accounts 1879-1892 1. African International Association: Accounts, 1879-18815 2. Belgian Anonymous Society: Accounts, 1889 3. Belgian Anonymous Society: Accounts, 1890-1891 4. Lewis and Peat: Accounts, 1888-1890 5. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Accounts, 1886 6. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Accounts, 1887-1890 7. Sanford Exploring Expedition: India Rubber, 1889-1890 8. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Liquidation Papers, undated 9. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Liquidation Papers—Balser and Company, 1888-1898 10. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Liquidation Papers—G. Brugmann et al., 1889-1892

Box 22 Africa—Correspondence—General 1873-1891 1. Correspondence: undated, 1873-1881 2. Correspondence: 1882-1884 3. Correspondence: 1885-1887 4. Correspondence: U. S. Business Men, 1888 5. Correspondence: 1888-1891 6. Correspondence: (French), undated, 1870-1879 19 7. Correspondence: (French), 1880-1881 8. Correspondence: (French), 1882-1887 9. Correspondence: (French), 1888-1891 10. Correspondence: Miscellaneous Notes

Box 23 Africa—Correspondence—-Special—Business Firms, 1886-1890 1. Forrestt and Son, 1886-October, 1887 2. Forrestt and Son, November 1887-1889 3. Hutton, James E. and Company, 1886-1888 4. Levita and Company, 1886 5. Lewis and Peat, 1887-1888 6. Polet and Michiels, 1890-1891 7. Weber and Company, February-July, 1886 8. Weber and Company, August-December, 1886 9. Weber and Company, January-June, 1887 10. Weber and Company, July-December, 1887 11. Weber and Company, 1888 12. Weber and Company, 1889-1890

Box 24 Africa—Correspondence—Special—Persons A - G 1. Bailey, H. P., 1887-1888 (13) 2. Bateman, Chatrobe, 1886-1887 (10) 3. Beaufort, J., 1888-1889 (14) 4. Blaine, James G., 1890 (12) 5. Brugmann, G., 1886-1892 (54) 6. Cambier, 1679-1890 (6) 7. Carter, F. F., 1879-1880 (11) 8. Daly, Charles P., 1877-1884 (11) 9. De Quatrefagen, 1881-1883 (5) 10. De Winton, F., 1887-1889 (9) 11. Frelinghuysen, Fred'k T., 1882-1888 (5) 12. Gibson, R. L., 1890 (3) 13. Glave, E. J., 1885-1890 (19) 14. Granville, Earl to Mr, Petre, 1884 (copy) (1) 15. Greindl, Baron, January-August, 1877 (18) 16. Greindl, Baron, September-December, 1877 (20) 17. Greindl, Baron, January-March, 1878 (12) 18. Greindl, Baron, April 1878-1885 (18) 19. Grenfell, George, 1887-1891 (25)

Box 25 Africa—Correspondence—Special—Persons H - L 1. Hodister, A., 1888-1889 (7) 2. Ingham, Chas. Edward, 1886 (4) 3. Janssen, Cam, 1886 (9) 4. Kasson, John A., 1884-1886 (24) 5. Kirk, John, 1879-1887 (6) 6. Lambermont, Baron, undated (25) 7. Lambermont, Baron, 1862-1890 (26) 8. Latrobe, Jno. B., 1877-1884 (14) 9. Latrobe, Jno. B., 1885-1890 (l5) 10. Laurent, V., 1890 (7) 20 11. Laurence, Amos A., 1880-1886 (24) 12. Laurence, Amory A., 1886-1889 (12) 13. Legat, A., 1887-1888 (4) 14. Leopold II, By Baron Beyens, 1883-1885(12) 15. Leopold II, By Baron Borchgrave, 1879-1881 and undated (12) 16. Leopold II, By Baron Borchgrave, 1882-1884 (25) 17. Leopold II, By Baron Borchgrave, 1885 (20) 18. Leopold II, By Baron Borchgrave, 1886-1890 (19) 19. Leopold II, By Jules DeVaux, 1867-1884 (36)

Box 26 Africa—Correspondence—Special—Persons M - R 1. Mackenzie, George S., 1881-1884 (7) 2. Maloney, G. W., 1887-1888 (3) 3. Malou, Jules, 1874-1886 (24) 4. Montefiore-Levi, 1874-1890 (15) 5. Morgan, John Tyler, 1884-1890 (10) 6. Notte, C. W. Jr., 1886-1888 (6) 7. Parminter, W. G., 1884-1890 (27) 8. Popelin, Capt., 1880-1881 (copies) (10) 9. Rabaud, A., 1879-1880 (40) 10. Rabaud, A., & S., 1881-1887 (27) 11. Ramaeckers, 1880-1881 (8) 12. Ranken, Daniel J., 1890 (1) 13. Renson, Armand, 1888-1891 (53)

Box 27 Africa—Correspondence—-Special—Persons S 1. Smith, Richard, 1887 (17) 2. Stanley, Henry Morton, 1878 (9) 3. Stanley, Henry Morton, 1879 (4) 4. Stanley, Henry Morton, 1884 (10) 5. Stanley, Henry Morton, 1885 (12) 6. Stanley, Henry Morton, 1886-1895(13) 7. Stevens, B. F., 1885-1887 (15) 8. Strauch, M., Col., 1878-1879 (50) 9. Strauch, M., Col., 1880 (31) 10. Strauch, M., Col., 1881 (21) 11. Strauch, M., Col., 1882-1883 (16) 12. Strauch, M., Col., 1884 (17) 13. Strauch, M., Col., 1885-1888 (25) 14. Swinburne, Antone B., 1886-1888 (12)

Box 28 Africa—Correspondence—Special—Persons T - W 1. Taunt, E. H., Lt., January-August, 1886 (18) 2. Taunt, E. H., Lt., September-December, 1886 (13) 3. Taunt, E, H., Lt., 1887 (23) 4. Taunt, E. H., Lt., 1888 (6) 5. Taunt, E. H., Lt., 1889-1890 (26) 6. Taunt, Mary (wife of E. H.), 1886-1887 (7) 7. Terrell, Edwin H., 1888-1892 (15) 8. Thys, Albert, Capt., 1886-1891 (23) 9. Tisdel, W. P., 1885 (18) 21 10. Tree, Lambert, 1888-1890 (6) 11. Valcke, L., 1886-1890 (8) 12. Van den Daly, 1890 (12) 13. Van Halteren, 1886-1889 (5) 14. Vaucleroy, Docteur de, 1890 (4) 15. Walker, J. E., 1887-1888 (6) 16. Waller, W., 1879-1881 (5) 17. Wauters, A. J., 1889-1891 (22) 18. Wauters, T., 1887 (6) 19. Williams, George H., 1884-1890 (7)

Box 29 Africa—Correspondence—Special—Sanford's Drafts 1869-1890 1. Anti-Slavery Conference, 1890 2. General, undated 3. General, 1878-1890 4. Miscellaneous Notes, undated 5. General (French), undated 6. To Brugmann, 1886 7. To De Vaux, 1883 and undated 8. To De Winton, 1887-1889 9. To Frelinghuysen, 1882-1884 10. To Latrobe, John B., 1877 11. To Amos Laurence, 1882-1886 12. To King Leopold II, 1869-1891 13. To Jules Malou, 1886-1888 14. To Dr. Nachtigal, 1884 15. To H. M. Stanley, 1879 16. To Colonel M. Strauch, 1879-1887 17. To A. B. Swinburne, 1887 18. To Emory H. Taunt, 1882-1887 19. To Baron L. Weber de Treunfels & Ed Weber & Co., 1886-1889

Box 30 Africa—Memoranda 1876-1890 1. African International Association, 1877 2. African International Association, 1877 3. African International Association—Declaration, 1884 4. African International Association—Purposes, 1879 5. African International Association—Reports, etc. 6. African International Association—Representatives and Stockholders, 1876-1880 7. African International Association—Stations 8. African International Association—Stations 9. African International Association—Treaties, 1880-1883 10. Anti-Slavery Conference—Brussels, 1889 11. Anti-Slavery Conference—Brussels, 1890 12. Anti-Slavery Conference—Brussels, 1890 13. Anti-Slavery Conference—Declarations, 1890 14. Belgian Anonymous Society, 1688 15. Belgian Anonymous Society, Organization, 1888

Box 31 Africa—Memoranda 1878-1892 1. Berlin Conference, 1884-1885 22 2. Berlin Conference, Frelinghuysen's Message to Congress, 1885 3. Berlin Conference, Instructions, 1883-1884 4. Business Projects, Prospectus, etc. 5. Civilization of Africa, 1878 6. Congo Basin, undated 7. Congo Bulletin, Published in 1931 8. Congo Free State, Bulletins, 1889 9. Congo Free State, Senate Resolutions, 1884. 10. Congo in Mouvement Geographique , 1892 11. Gordon, C. E., General—Extracts from Diary, 1884 12. Islamism and Mohamedism, 1889 13. Maps and Sketches 14. Resources of Africa 15. Resources of Africa—Ivory, 1887 16. Resources of Africa—Pharmaceutical Record, 1888 17. Resources of Africa—Reports-Butscha, Griffin-Stanley, 1888

Box 32 Africa—Memoranda 1886-1887 1. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Agreement, 1886 2. Sanford Exploring Expedition: "Florida" Damages, 1888 3. Sanford Exploring Expedition: "Florida" Damages, 1888-1889 4. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Mail, 1888 5. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Confidential Memorandum 6. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Memoranda 7. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Organization, 1886 8. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Reports, etc., 1886 9. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Reports, etc., 1886 10. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Reports, etc., 1888 11. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Report 12. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Report of Taunt 13. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Resources 14. Sanford Exploring Expedition: Taunt's Trial, 1887 15. Stanley's Manuscript: "From Black River to Stanley Fool"

SPECIAL PROJECTS — BARNWELL ISLAND

Box 33 Accounts—Correspondence—Legal Documents—Memoranda 1. Accounts, undated 2. Accounts, 1868 3. Accounts, 1869 4. Correspondence: Baring Bros., 1868-1869 5. Correspondence: Fraser and Dill, 1869 6. Correspondence: Patterson, James W., 1869 7. Correspondence: Shackelford, James M. and Stuart, Middleton, 1868 8. Correspondence: Truscott, W. H., 1868 9. Correspondence: Trescott, W. H., 1869-1870 10. Correspondence: Trescott, W. H., 1881-1889 11. Legal Documents: Land, 1868 12. Memoranda: Map and Photographs 13. Memoranda: Price Current, 1869

23 SPECIAL PROJECTS — CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AVES ISLAND

Box 34 Accounts—Correspondence: General and Special—Persons A - H 1. Accounts: Expenses and Sales of Guano, 1854-1859 2. Accounts: Venezuelan Bonds and Payments, 1864-1865 3. Correspondence: General, 1856-1888 4. Correspondence: General (Spanish), 1857-1862 5. Appleton, John, 1857-1859 (12) 6. Blanco, Guzman, 1863-1866 (7) 7. Bliss, William, 1858 (7) 8. Boulton Sons Company, 1858 (4.) 9. Culver, E. D., 1862-1863 (17). 10. Culver, E. D., 1864-1866 (26) 11. Culver, E, D., to Seward et al., 1862-1863 (5) 12. Eames, Charles, to Gutierrez, 1856-1857 (3) 13. Eames, Charles, to Marcy, Cass et al., 1856-1861 (4) 14. Eames, Charles, undated (8) 15. Gibbs, Nathan, 1856 (2) 16. Goodrich, Aaron, 18664 (2) 17. Gutierrez, Jacinto, 1857 (5) 18. Hahn, Carl, 1863-1864 (12) 19. Hemming, Frederick H., 1864 (1)

Box 35 Correspondence—Persons L - R 1. Lang and Delano to Caleb Gushing, 1854 (1) 2. Lang and Delano, 1856-1858 (7) 3. Lawson, Thomas, 1856 (3) 4. Marcy, William L., 1854-1857 (15) 5. Marcy, William L., to Philo Shelton, 1855-1857 (2) 6. Murray, W. P., 1868 (1) 7. Nadal, H., 1863 (9) 8. Paes, Jose, 1862 (1) 9. Parra, A., 1889 (2) 10. Phelps, Royal, 1850-1857 (5) 11. Preston, George H., 1862 (1) 12. Renshaw, Luis, 1857-1858 (6) 13. Rojas, J. M., 1857-1859 (24) 14. Rojas, J. M., 1860-1863 (32) 15. Rojas, J. M., 1864 (18) 16. Rojas, J. M., 1865-1876 (30) 17. Rojas, J. M., 1877-1883 (18) 18. Rojas, J. M. de., 1884-1890 (34)

Box 36 Correspondence—Persons S - Z 1. Sampson, Tappan, & Shelton, 1855 (7) 2. Sampson & Tappan, 1857-1858 (2) 3. Santano Hermanos Company, 1859-1863 (20) 4. Seward, W. H., 1862-1866, (5) 5. Shelton, Philo So to President Buchanan, undated (1) See Family Correspondence for other Shelton letters. 24 6. Shelton, Philo S., 1856-1858 (7) 7. Stilwell, Thorp, 1868 (2) 8. Sturup, Guillo, 1862-1863 (4) 9. Thomas, J. A., 1856 (2) 10. Tilton, E. Q., 1857 (2) 11. Turpin, E. A., to Cass, Mackie, Sanojo, 1858-1860 (5) 12. Turpin, E. A., 1858-1877 (26) 13. Welles, Gideon, to Seward, 1863 (1) 14. Westcott, J. D., to Cass, 1857 (6) 15. Wilkes, Chas., to Welles, 1863 (1) 16. Wilson, James, 1867 (1)

Box 37 Correspondence—Sanford's Drafts 1. General Correspondence, undated 2. General Correspondence, 1856-1888 3. Appleton, John, 1857-1859 4. Barlow, Samuel L. M., 1857-1858 5. Blanco, Guzman, General, undated 6. Boulton, H. L. and Company, 1876 7. Cass, Lewis, 1857-1858 8. Conde, Francisco, undated 9. Eames, Charles, 1858 10. Foster, John M., 1859 11. King, Peter V., 1858 12. Lang and Delano, 1858 13. Mackie, James S., 1858-1889 14. Marcy, William L., 1855-1857 15. Pennington, A. M. C., 1856 16. Rojas, Jose M., 1858-1879 17. Sampson and Tappan, 1856-1858 18. Seward, W. H., 1856-1866 19. Shelton, Philo S., Jr. and Sr., 1857-1859 20. Turpin, E. A., 1858-1859

Box 38 Legal Documents 1854-1856 1. Volume Containing Correspondence and Depositions, 1854-1856 2. Volume Containing Correspondence and Depositions, 1854-1856

Box 39 Legal Documents A - De 1. Agreement between Lang and Delano and H. French, undated 2. Agreement between Sanford and Survivors of L. & D., 1859 3. Agreement between Sanford and Sampson & Tappan & Shelton, 1858 4. Authorization to Santano Hermanos Company, undated 5. Brief by Claimants: Shelton, Sampson, Tappan, undated 6. Brief of Claim—Historical Treatment 7. Commander de Horsey, Extract of Letter, 1856 8. Contracts between Philadelphia Guano Co. & Venezuela, 1854-1856 9. Culver, E. D., Sworn Statement of, 1863 10. Customs House Collections Agreement, 1863 11. Depositions of Nathan P. Gibbs, 1856 12. Depositions of Joseph Herbert, 1856 25 13. Depositions of Charles H, Lang, undated 14. Depositions of John McCabe, 1856 15. Depositions of James S. Phinney, undated 16. Depositions of J. F. Stafford, 1855 17. Depositions of H. S. Sanford, undated 18. Depositions of James Wheeler, 1855-1856 19. Derelict Guano Island Bill, 18"56 20. Detailed Statement of Injuries, 1857

Box 40 Legal Documents Di - Z 1. Domingo Dias, Orders of, 1857 2. Gibbs, Nathan P., Character References, 1856 3. Gibbs, Nathan P., Testimony, 1856 4. "Indicator" - Schooner, 1856 5. Interrogation Guide for George McGeorge, undated 6. Lang and Delano—Statement of Claim 7. Legal Arguments, undated 8. "Magdala"—Schooner—Papers supporting wreck, undated 9. Memoranda or legal references, undated 10. Miscellaneous Documents 11. Nickel, W., Protest, 1855 12. Petition to Commissioners, 1889-1890 13. Power of Attorney to Sanford, 1856 14. Rojas, J. M. Sworn Statement, 1890 15. Sale of Interest in Island, 1862 16. Settlement agreed upon, 1859 17. State Department Carrier assigned temporarily, 1857 18. Statement of Case, undated 19. Treaty of Peace with Venezuela, 1836

Box 41 Memoranda 1. Act for Relief of Philo S. Shelton 2. Claims Commission, printed memoranda, 1885-1890 3. Committee on Foreign Affairs—Report 4. Convention of 1859—Memo to Turpin 5. Convention of 1859—Report 6. De Horsey’s Letter, 1854-1855 7. Fragments 8. Letters to the editor 9. Miscellaneous Memoranda 10. Nadal, H., Statement of. Extract, 186l 11. Newspaper Clippings 12. Newspaper Article, Jose Antonio Paez 13. Philadelphia Guano Company, 18515 14. Special Reprisals, undated 15. Summary of Incident, undated 16. Tucker, John, of Philadelphia, undated 17. Venezuelan Secretary of Treasury, Report, 1856 18. Vessels and their Crew Lists, 1854 19. Wilson, James, Minister at Caracas, undated

26 SPECIAL PROJECTS — CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA BRAZIL, CHILI, COLOMBIA, VENEZUELA, PARAGUAY

Box 42 Accounts—Correspondence—Memoranda 1884-1869 1. Brazil, Chill—Memoranda, 1840-1850 2. Colombia and Venezuela—Accounts, 1857-1860 3. Correspondence: General, 1856-1867 4. Correspondence: General—Spanish, 1856-1863 5. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, 1857-1860 6. Correspondence: Aspinwall, Howland et al., case 7. Correspondence: Aspinwall, Rowland et al., case, 1852-1857 8. Correspondence: Birchall, Henry, 1860 (8) 9. Correspondence: Crane, Go Co, 1861 (10) 10. Correspondence: Dow, John M., 1857-1864 (21) 11. Correspondence: Freeman, Horatio, 1860 (4) 12. Correspondence: Jenney, J. H., 1860-1861 (24) 13. Correspondence: Jones, George W., 1859-1861 (28) 14. Correspondence: McLane, Alien, 1861 (4) 15. Correspondence: Mathieu, Albert, 1860-1869 (42) 16. Correspondence: Michelson, C., 1860-1866 (14) 17. Correspondence: Sauchez, Jos. D., 1860 (5) 18. Correspondence: Turney, P. W., 1859 (3) 19. Memoranda: Colombia and Venezuela 20. Memoranda: Paraguay, 1857-1858

SPECIAL PROJECTS — CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA HONDURAS RAILROAD Box 43 Accounts-Correspondence—Legal Documents—Memoranda 1. Accounts, 1856-1857 2. Correspondence: General, 1859-1861 3. Correspondence: Edwards, Amory, 1856-1858 (5) 4. Correspondence: Gliddon, George R., 1857-1860 (6) 5. Correspondence: Holland, G., 1857-1861 (6) 6. Correspondence: Jeffers, Wm., 1866-1877 (5) 7. Correspondence: Livingston, J. N., Dr., 1857-1859 (15) 8. Correspondence: Squier, E. George, 1852-1857 (23) 9. Correspondence: Squier, E. George, 1858-1859 (27) 10. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—General, 1857-1861 11. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Gliddon, G. R., 1857-1860 12. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Haslewood, E., 1861 13. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Jeffers, Wm., 1857 14. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Livingston, J. N., Dr., 1857 15. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Squier, E. G., 1857 16. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Trautwine, J. Co, 1857 17. Legal Documents Sanford's Appointment, 1858 18. Memoranda: E. George Squier, 1850 19. Memoranda: Sanford's Drafts 20. Memoranda: Sanford's Drafts

BUSINESS RECORDS SPECIAL PROJECTS — CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA 27 PANAMA RAILROAD Box 44 Accounts—Correspondence—Memoranda 1. Accounts, 1856-1879 2. Correspondence: General, 1857-1888 3. Correspondence: Hoadley, David, 1860 (22) 4. Correspondence a Hoadley, David, 1861-1872 (40) 5. Correspondence: Hunter, A., 1860-1861 (7) 6. Correspondence: Totten, G. M., 1860-1870 (23) 7. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, 1860 8. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Buchanan, 1860 9. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Hoadley, David, 1860 10. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts—Totten, G. W., 1860 11. Memoranda: Panama Railroad, 1855-1859 12. Memoranda: Papers Given to Sanford, 1860 13. Memoranda: Damages to Railroad, 1862-1886 14. Memoranda: Damages to Railroad—Allowed, 1866

SPECIAL PROJECTS — FLORIDA BELAIR, ETC. Box 45 Accounts 1870-1894 1. Belair Grove, 1871-1884 2. Belair Grove, 1885-1886 3. Belair Grove, 1887-1889 4. Belair Grove, 1890 5. Belair Grove, 1891-l895 6. Citrus Exports to England and France, 1887-1892 7. Saint Gertrude's Grove, 1872-1876 8. Sanford House, 1875-1880 9. Sanford Sawmill, 1870-1874 10. Sanford Sawmill. 1875-1876 11. Sanford Sawmill, 1877-1883 12. Sanford Store, 1870-1878 13. Sanford Store, 1889-1890 14. Sanford Wharf, 1875-1877 15. Telegraph Company, 1884-1886

Box 46 Correspondence: General and Special A - B 1. General, undated 2. General, 1870-1872 3. General, 1873-1877 4. General, 1878-1880 5. General, 1881-1883 6. General, 1884-1887 7. General, 1888-1893 8. Amory, Charles, 1874-1891 (25) 9. Amory, Edward A., 1888 (4) 10. Arnold, John S., 1884-1886 (19) 11. Ashby, Edgar, 1876 (9) 12. Astor, William, 1884-1890 (12) 13. Atwood, George W., 1870-1872 (5) 14. Batterson, James G. 1884 (3) 28 15. Boardman, C. A., 1880-1886 (18) 16. Brown, W. R., 1872 (5) 17. Burt, James, 1872 (5)

Box 47 Correspondence: Special G - F 1. Chase and Company, Insurance Agents, 1889-1892 (23) 2. Chase and Company, Orange Brokers, 1890-1899 (36) 3. Chase, Jerome P., 1872-1873 (4) 4. Chase, Lawson, 1872 (4) 5. Corley, Hugh A., 1873-1884 (7) 6. De Forrest, Henry L., January-August, 1871 (37) 7. De Forrest, Henry L., September-December, 1871 (22) 8. De Forrest, Henry L., January-May, 1872 (35) 9. De Forrest, Henry L., June-December, 1872 (35) 10. De Forrest, Henry L., 1873-1874 (45) 11. De Medicis, E. J., 1871-1873 (7) 12. Finegan, Joseph, 1870-1873 (10) 13. Fleming and Daniel, 1872-1884 (6) 14. Forrester, George B., 1883-1888 (26)

Box 48 Correspondence: Special F - Ho 1. Foster, Eleazer K., 1867-1878 (43) 2. Foster, Eleazer K., 1879-1891 (28) 3. Foster, Eleazer K., 1891-1893 (32) 4. Foulkrod, John J. 1882-1890 (11) 5. Gwin, Robert W., and Co., 1884 (5) 6. Haigh, Thomas and Emma, 1871 (17) 7. Haines, H. S., 1888 (4) 8. Halford, E. M., 1892-1893 (7) 9. Houston, Donald, 1883-1886 (24) 10. Houston, Donald, 1887 (21) 11. Houston, Donald, January-July, 1888 (18) 12. Houston, Donald, August-December, 1888 (16) 13. Houston, Donald, 1689 (29) 14. Houston, Donald, 1890-1891 (18) 15. Houston, Donald, 1892-1895 (49) 16. Houston, Donald, 1896-1901 (32)

Box 49 Correspondence: Special—Huggins, To F. 1. Huggins, T F., 1884-September 1885 (36) 2. Huggins, T F., October-December 1885 (24) 3. Huggins, T F., January-April 1886 (25) 4. Huggins, T F., May-December 1886 (20) 5. Huggins, T F., January-June 1887 (21) 6. Huggins, T F., July-December 1887 (16) 7. Huggins, T F., January-June 1888 (25) 8. Huggins, T F., July-September 1888 (19) 9. Huggins, T F., October-December 1888 (35) 10. Huggins, T F., January-May 1889 (27) 11. Huggins, T F., June 1889-1891 (22) 12. Huggins, T F., to John J. Foulkrod, 1885-1889 (23) 29

Box 50 Correspondence: Special—Ingraham, J. E. 1. Ingraham, James E., 1878 (19) 2. Ingraham, James E., January-June 1879 (39) 3. Ingraham, James E., July-December 1879 (45) 4. Ingraham, James E., January-September 1880 (51) 5. Ingraham, James E., October-December 1880 (32) 6. Ingraham, James E., 1881 (8) 7. Ingraham, James E., 1882 (33) 8. Ingraham, James E., 1883-1890 (36) 9. Ingraham, James E., Letterbook 1879-1881 (591 pages)

Box 51 Correspondence: Special L - Z 1. Leonard, A. W., 1871-1873 (20) 2. MacDonald, J. A., 1871 (6) 3. McLaughlin, Richard, 1880-1884 (9) 4. Mansfield, L. W., 1872-1873 (13) 5. Matheson and McMillan, 1876-1879 (7) 6. Phelps, Lyman, Rev., 1865-1882 (10) 7. Phelps, Lyman, Rev., 1883 (39) 8. Phelps, Lyman, Rev., 1884-1886 (58) 9. Sherman, L, W., 1890-1891 (9) 10. Stirling, John B., 1876-1878 (9) 11. Tucker, Joseph W., 1870-1872 (14) 12. Tyler, John, Jr., 1871-1872 (3) 13. Welborne, J. F., 1883-1890 (36) 14. Whipple, H. B., 1881-1888 (7) 15. Whitner and Marks, 1870-1872 (27) 16. Williams and Swann, 1872-1873 (5) 17. Wood, R. D., 1891 (4) 18. Sanford's Drafts—General, 1881-1890 (35)

Box 52 Memoranda—Reports—Subjects 1. Memoranda: Advertisements, 1871 2. Memoranda: Belair Grove, 1878-1888 3. Memoranda: Drawings 4. Memoranda: Lemons, Limes, and Oranges 5. Memoranda: Lists of Recipients of Oranges, 1882 6. Memoranda: Map and Diagrams, 1888 7. Reports: Belair—U. S. Department of Agriculture 8. Reports: Belair and St. Gertrude's Groves, 1876-1877 9. Subjects: Florida Botanical and Citrus Groves, 1882-1891 10. Subjects: Improvement of Upper Saint John's River, 1872-1890 11. Subjects: Oranges, 1875-1890 12. Subjects: Phosphate Development, 1890 13. Subjects: Phosphate Development

SPECIAL PROJECTS — FLORIDA FLORIDA LAND AND COLONIZATION SOCIETY Box 53 Accounts—Correspondence: General and Special A - L 1. Accounts: Annual Reports, 1870-1883 30 2. Accounts: Annual Reports, 1881-1890 3. Accounts: Gray Dawes and Company, 1880-1889 4. Accounts: MacKinnon and Company, 1888-1890 5. Correspondence: General, 1872-1890 6. Correspondence: Alpenburg, E. I. M., 1880 (22) 7. Correspondence: Gray Dawes and Company, 1880-1887 (21) 8. Correspondence: Gray Dawes and 'Company, 1888 (21) 9. Correspondence: Gray Dawes and Company, 1889 (8) 10. Correspondence: Gray Dawes and Company, 1890-1896 (20) 11. Correspondence: Henschen, W. A., Josef, and Esaias, 1871-1873 (35)

Box 54 Correspondence M - Z 1. Macfarlane, A. W., 1884-1886 (18) 2. Macfarlane, A. W., 1887 (40) 3. Macfarlane, A. W., 1888 (26) 4. Macfarlane, A. W., 1889 (27) 5. Macfarlane, A. W., 1890-1891 (36) 6. Macfarlane, A. W., to Mrs. Sanford, 1891-1895 (8) 7. Millar, John, 1871 (7) 8. Moncreiff, R. Scott, 1883-1884 (22) 9. Rand, Frederic H., 1887 (16) 10. Rand, Frederic H., 1888 (14) 11. Rand, Frederic H., 1889 (18) 12. Rand, Frederic H., 1890-1891 (8) 13. Rand, Frederic H., to Folkrod, Macfarlane et al., 1887-1891 (14) 14 Rand, Frederic H., to Mrs. Sanford, 1891-1895 (3) 15. Stevens, B. F., 1880-1889 (35) 16. Thompson, G. A., 1880-1882 (30) 17. Thompson, G. A., 1883-1888 (57) 18. Trafford, E. R., 1882-1886 (38) 19. Waller, Gerald, 1880-1882 (24)

Box 55 Correspondence—Legal Documents—Memoranda 1. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, undated 2. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, 1871-1890 3. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, Abrams Land Case, 1878-1890 4. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, To Jules Levita, 1884-1890 5. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, To G. A. Thompson, 1883 6. Correspondence: Italian Immigration, 1775-1880 7. Correspondence: Petitions from Swedes, 1871-1881 8. Correspondence: Reorganization of Company, 1881-1893 9. Correspondence: Swedish immigrants, 1871 10. Legal Documents: Abrams, Cloud, Moore, Sauchez Cases, 1880 11. Legal Documents: Land of F. R. Shelton & T. Weed, 1879 12. Legal Documents: Lease of Hotel & Land Indentures, 1858-18814 13. Legal Documents: Proxy Rights, 1883 14. Memoranda: Companies Act, etc., 1884 15. Memoranda: Holdings & Valuation of Holdings, 1882-1886 16. Memoranda: Land Purchases, ca. 1883 17. Memoranda: Maps and Diagrams 18. Memoranda: Sanford's Drafts, 1876 31 19. Memoranda: Sanford Grant

Box 56 Subjects 1. Advertising Pamphlets—Original Manuscripts, 1860 2. Advertising Pamphlets—Original Manuscript, 1860 3. Advertising Pamphlets—Printed Materials 4. Minutes of Board of Directors Meetings—1880-1884 5. Reports, 1883 6. Reports, 1884 7. Reports, 1885 8. Reports, 1886 9. Reports, 1887 10. Reports, 1888 11. Reports, 1889-1892 12. Reports on European Advertising, 1880

SPECIAL PROJECTS — OAKLEY PLANTATION

Box 57 Accounts 1869-1889 1. General Accounts, 1869-1876 2. General Accounts, 1877-1879 3. General Accounts, 1880-May 1883 4. General Accounts, June 1883-1889 5. Boarman, J. R., 1872 6. Forrester, George B., 1884 7. Forsyth, H. D., 1886-1887 8. Inventories, 1883 9. Milliken, Richard, 1876-1877 10. Milliken, Richard, 1878-1886 11. Miscellaneous, 1886-1888 12. Oakley Payrolls, 1884 13. Oakley Payrolls, 1885 14. Oakley Payrolls, 1886 15. Oakley Payrolls, 1887 16. Oakley Store, Inventory and Purchase, 1884-1888 17. Oakley Store, List of Creditors, etc., 1885-1886 18. Oakley Store, Sales Record, 1884-1889 19. Sells and Company, 1884-1889 20. Von Paul Brothers, 1870-1872

Box 58 Correspondence: General and Special A - Ma 1. General, 1869-1888 (41) 2. Brusle, Charles A., 1869-1871 (5) 3. Cage, T. Mann, 1887-1888 (32) 4. DuPuy, J. F., 1883-1884 (9) 5. DuPuy, N. R., 1870-1871 (4) 6. Everaert, Julie, 1877-1888 (40) 7. Forrester, George B., 1883-1888 (4) 8. Forsyth, H. D., 1886-1889 (42) 9. Grant, L. G. Duff, 1885 (5) 10. Harrison, T. H., 1876 (5) 32 11. Maes, B., 1883 (28) 12. Maes, B., January-May 1884 (58) 13. Maes, B., June-December 1884 (33) 14. Maes, B., 1885 (50) 15. Maes, B., 1886 (36) 16. Maes, B., 1887 (22) 17. Maes, B., January-June 1888 (43) 18. Maes, B., July 1888-1890 (32)

Box 59 Correspondence: Special Mi - R 1. Milliken, R., 1876-1886 (75) 2. Murphy, John H., 1888 (5) 3. Rogers, Clara, 1882 (5) 4. Rogers, S. B., 1866-1868 (8) 5. Rogers, S. B., 1869 (32) 6. Rogers, S. B., 1870 (33) 7. Rogers, S. B., 1871 (48) 8. Rogers, S. B., 1872 (60) 9. Rogers, S. B., 1873 (17) 10. Rogers, S. B., 1874 (46) 11. Rogers, S. B., 1875 (33) 12. Rogers, S. B., 1876 (38)

Box 60 Correspondence: Special S - Z—Legal Documents—Memoranda 1. Sanford, H. S., drafts, 1869-1883 (16) 2. Sells and Company, 18814-1888 (19) 3. Stevens, B. F., 1881-1883 (10) 4. Turl, John and Sons, 1888 (11) 5. Williams, M. L., 1878-1880 (46) 6. Williams, M. L., 1881 (33) 7. Williams M. Lo, 1882 (40) 8. Williams, M. L., 1883-1884 (41) 9. Witt, G. P., 1883-1885 (6) 10. Legal Documents: Agreements, Sanford & Rogers, 1869-1876 11. Legal Documents: DuPuy vs. Sanford; Subpoena, 1884-1885 12. Legal Documents: Labor Agreements, 1869 13. Legal Documents: Land Indentures; Sketches, etc., 1871-1875 14. Legal Documents: Right-of-Way; Damage Claims, etc., 1884 15. Memoranda: Sugar Manufacture

SPECIAL PROJECTS — PATENTS

Box 61 Accounts—Correspondence—Legal Documents—Memoranda 1. Aerts, P. F., Correspondence, 1865-1868 (29) 2. Aerts, P. F., Drawings 3. Aerts, P. F., Legal Documents 4. Clapboard Saw & Planing Mill, Serrell, W., 1845-1846 5. Diving Bells, Legal Documents, 1860 6. Graining Salt, Legal Documents, 1860 7. Haeck & Aerts, Accounts, 1861-1868 8. Haeck, Correspondence, 1864-1867 (35) 33 9. Haeck Patents, Correspondence, Renwick, Henry B., 1864-1865 (13) 10. Haeck Patents, Legal Documents, 1864-1868 11. Haeck Patents, Memoranda, Aging Wine, 1868-1888 12. Locomotive Patents, Drawings 13. Roberts, Martyn, Correspondence, 1863-1865 (32) 14. Roberts, Martyn, Legal Documents, 1864-1865 15. Sturrock, A., Correspondence, 1864-1865 (12) 16. Sturrock, A., Legal Documents, 1864 (6) 17. Sugar Refining—Accounts, 1854-1855 18. Wood Rasping Apparatus, Deby, Julian, 1871-1872

BUSINESS RECORDS SPECIAL PROJECTS — RAILROADS AND WESTERN LANDS Box 62 Accounts and General Correspondence 1. Railroads: Accounts, undated 2. Railroads: Illinois Central, 1856-1859 3. Railroads: Lake Superior & Mississippi, 1869-1870 4. Railroads: Lake Superior & Puget Sound, 1870-1872 5. Railroads: Northern Pacific, 1869-1852 6. Railroads: Pacific Mail & Terre Haute, 1858-1859 7. Western Lands: Accounts, Booth, W. L., 1843-1863 8. Western Lands: Accounts, Berrien, Cass, St. Joseph, 1836-1887 9. Western Lands: Accounts, Dibble, S. D., 1885-1864 10. Western Lands: Accounts, Miscellaneous, 1840-1873 11. Western Lands: Accounts, Williams, M. L., 1860-1870 12. Correspondence: General, 1842-1849 (13) 13. Correspondence: General, 1850-1857 (19) 14. Correspondence: General, 1858 (21) 15. Correspondence: General, 1859 (6) 16. Correspondence: General, 1860-1869 (25) 17. Correspondence: General, 1870-1879 (22) 18. Correspondence: General, 1880-1890 (11) 19. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, 1840-1880 (6)

Box 63 Correspondence: Special A - Z 1. Banning, W. L., 1864-1866 (21) 2. Booth, W, L., 1843-1863 (50) 3. Cooke, Jay, 1869-1873 (45) 4. Corning, Erastus, 1856-1870 (13) 5. Dibble, S. D., 1859-1866 (25) 6. Gilfillan, James, 1867-1872 (17) 7. Jones, J. P., 1858-1864 (9) 8. Lamborn, R. H., 1867-1872 (26) 9. McHenry, James, 1865-1887 (25) 10. Oakes, Charles H., 1864-1868 (27) 11. Prince, John S., 1885-1890 (5) 12. Sargent, George B., 1870-1872 (9) 13. Schermerhorn, W. C., 1859 (8) 14. Sherman, E. B., 1837-1845 (l5) 15. Turney, P. W., 1857-1859 (9) 16. Williams, H. L., 1878-1888 (10) 34 17. Williams, Milo L., 1860-1869 (52) 18. Williams, Milo L., 1870-1890 (49) 19. Woods, J. Q. A., 1883-1888 (3)

Box 64 Legal Documents—Memoranda 1. Contracts, 1844-1864 2. Contracts, 1865 3. Contracts, 1866 4. Contracts, 1867 5. Contracts, 1868-1870 6. Deeds, 1859 7. Lake Superior & Mississippi Railroad Documents, 1864-1867 8. Mortgage, 1843 9. Memoranda: Illinois Central R. R., 1859 10. Memoranda: Lake Superior & Mississippi R. R., 1869-1872 11. Memoranda: Report—Lake Superior & Mississippi R« R«, 1866-1871 12. Memoranda: List, Maps and Land Plots 13. Memoranda: Lists of Michigan Lands, 1840-1866 14. Memoranda: Miscellaneous, 1797-1865 15. Memoranda: Notices—Northern Pacific R. R., 1866-1873

CLIPPINGS Box 65 Clippings 1. Africa, 1877-1889 2. Africa, 1890 3. Civil War, 1860-1865 4. Colombia and Venezuela, 1859-1860 5. Florida, 1872-1890 6. Free Navigation, 1857-186l 7. French and German Clippings 8. Lands, 1865-1870 9. Low, A. A. and Seth; M'Avoy; Roumanian Queen et al. 10. Miscellaneous 11. Obituaries: Curtis, G. W.; Marcy, W. L., et al. 12. Politics 13. Railroads, 1870's 14. Sanford, Henry S., 1847-1890 15. Social, Weddings, etc. 16. Studies in France—Le Moniteur Universel , 1852 17. Duplicates

CORRESPONDENCE FAMILY

Box 66 Condolences and Congratulations 1. Death of Sanford Children, 1868-1893 2. Death of H. S. Sanford, Telegrams, Resolutions, 1891 3. Death of H. S. Sanford, May 1891 4. Death of H. S. Sanford, May 1891 (continued) 5. Death of H. S. Sanford, June 1891 6. Death of H. S. Sanford, July-December, 1891 7. Death of H. S. Sanford, Jr., 1891 35 8. Illness of Sanford's Mother, Nancy B. Sanford, 1878-1880 9. Death of Sanford's Mother, 1880-1881 10. Birth of Children, 1865-1882 11. Marriage of Sanford to Gertrude E. DuPuy, 1864

Box 67 Correspondence: Family 1. Daughters to Henry S. Sanford, 1876-1891 (26) 2. DuPuy, Charles, M. (Mrs. Sanford's Uncle), 1871 (4) 3. DuPuy, Charles, M., Jr., (Brother-in-law), 1872 (1) 4. DuPuy, Horatio A. (Mrs. Sanford's uncle), 1871 (1) 5. DuPuy Sisters-in-law to H. S. Sanford, 1864-1882 (5) 6. Mary Augusta—distant relative to Elizabeth Shelton, 1841-1842 (3) 7. Miscellaneous Relatives to Nancy B. Sanford, 1866-1869 (3) 8. Morehouse, Phebe (Sanford's Aunt) to N. B. Sanford, 18146-1877 (18) 9. Non-related Sanfords, 1836-1884 (4) 10. Sanford, Alidah Black (Cousin), 1869 (2) 11. Sanford, Charlotte T. (Henry's Aunt) to Nancy B., 1859-1861 12. Sanford, John (Henry's Uncle), 1841-1848 (5) 13. Sanford, John (2nd Cousin & Son-in-law), undated (2) 14. Sanford, Nelson (Uncle), 1843 (l) 15. Sanford, Sarah Caroline (Cousin), 1838-1844 (3) 16. Sanford, Sarah J, (Mrs., Stephen), 1867-1891 (2) 17. Sanford, Stephen (Cousin), 1867-1880 (25)

Box 68 Correspondence: Family—Henry S. Sanford, Jr. 1. Accounts of Henry S. Sanford, Jr., 1888-1892 (20) 2. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., to his Father, 1868-1887 (15) 3. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., to his Father, 1888 (20) 4. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., Letterbook, March 1890-March 1891 5. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., to Mother, 1865-1879 (30) 6. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., to Mother, 1880-1891 (23) 7. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., Re: Schooling, 1874-1886 (50) 8. Henry S. Sanford, Jr., Writings—Poetry, Plays, etc. (10)

Box 69 Nancy Bateman Sanford and Nehemiah Curtis Sanford 1. Berry, Cornelia and Mary C. to N. B. S., 1851-1877 (7) 2. Brainard, John (Rev.) and wife, Antoinette, to N. B. S., 1863-1887 (5) 3. Episcopal Bishops to N. B. S., 1868-1876 (13) 4. Friends to Nancy B. Sanford, 1819-1888 (41) 5. Friends to Nehemiah C. Sanford, 1832-1840 (28) 6. Grandchildren's letters to N. B. Sanford, 1865-1877 (20) 7. General Correspondence to N. B. & N. C. Sanford, undated (7) 8. Lawes, M. to Nancy B. Sanford, 1858-1868 (10) 9. Sanford, Nancy B., to husband N. C. S., 1818-1840 (5) 10. Sanford, Nehemiah Curtis to Relatives, 1823-1840 (9) 11. Solicitations and Thanks to N. B. S., 1867-1878 (9) 12. Unidentified Relatives to N. B. S., 1816-1869 (20)

Box 70 Nancy Bateman Sanford to son, Henry Shelton Sanford 1. N. B, Sanford to son, H. S. S., undated (15) 2. N. B. Sanford to son, H. S. S., 1839-1844 (11) 36 3. N. B. Sanford to son, H. S. S., 1845-1846 (24) 4. N. B. Sanford to son, H. S. S., 1847-1848 (28) 5. N. B. Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1849 (46) 6. N. B, Sanford to son, H, S. S., 1850 (30) 7. N. B. Sanford to son, H. S. S., 185l (39) 8. N. B. Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1852 (43) 9. N. B, Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1853 (39) 10. N. B. Sanford to son, H. S. S., 1854 (16) 11. N. B. Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1855-1858 (34) 12. N. B. Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1859 (75) 13. N. B. Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1860-1867 (l5) 14. N. B. Sanford to son. H. S. S., 1868-1880 (29)

Box 71 Correspondence: Family—Aunts, Uncles and Cousins 1. Bateman, Jane A. M. (2nd Cousin), 1832-1843 (15) 2. Beers, Catherine Shelton (Grand Aunt), 1819-1837 (13) 3. Beers, Catherine Shelton (2nd Cousin) to E. S., 1822-1858 (22) 4. Beers, Catherine Shelton (2nd Cousin) to N. B. S., 1859-1877 (31) 5. Beers, Catherine Shelton (2nd Cousin) to H. S. S., 1847-1881 (18) 6. Beers, Phebe Isabella (distant relative) to E. S., 1788-1830 (2) 7. Cornell, Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas, dtr, E. N. S.), 1859-1876 (8) 8. Cousins to Henry S, Sanford, 1846-1883 (9) 9. Cousins (unidentified) to H. S. S., 1854-1869 (5) 10. Curtiss, Cornelia (Mrs. Jerusha) to E. S., 1839 (4) 11. Curtiss, Maria Hovey (Mrs. Elbert) to N. B. S., 1821-1827 (2) 12. De Forrest Family (In-laws of E. N. S.), 1831-1832 (3) 13. Gilbert, Martha C. (Mrs. S.) to N. B. S., 1852-1855 (21) 14. Gilbert, Martha C. (Mrs. S.) to N. B. S., 1856-1873 (26) 15. Graham, Peter (Nephew) to H. S. S., 1876 (1) 16. Healy, May (2nd Cousin), 18143 (2) 17. Lewis Family (distant Cousins) to E. S., 1784-1841 (5) 18. Lovejoy, Betsy Curtiss (distant relative) to E. S., 1843 (1) 19. Mills, Mary (distant relative) to N. B. S., 1845-1671 (13)

Box 72 Correspondence: Family—Aunts, Uncles and Cousins 1. Nichols, Mary L. Smith (distant relative) to N. B. S., 1816-1847 (7) 2. Randall, Harriet Shelton (Cousin) to N. B. S., 1859-1864 (6) 3. Sheldon, David (distant relative). Letter to, 1817 (1) 4. Shelton, Caroline (2nd Cousin), 1862-1863 (21) 5. Shelton, Frederick R. (Cousin), 1863-1883 (39) 6. Shelton, Frederick R. (Cousin), 1884-1892 (22) 7. Shelton, Jane De Forest (Cousin), 1865-1891 (29) 8. Shelton, Joseph (Grandfather), Letters to, 1810-1843 (5) 9. Shelton, Mary Ann (Cousin), 1830-1839 (8) 10. Shelton, M. J. De Forest (Mrs. E. N.), 1850-1856 (10) 11. Shelton, Stephen, (Uncle), 1816-1820 (11) 12. Shelton, Stephen, (Uncle), 1821-1826 (l5) 13. Shelton, Stephen, (Uncle), 1827-1834 (9) 14. Shelton, Thomas (Great Uncle), 1831-1834 (7) 15. Shelton, Tillie H, Thompson (Mrs. F. R.), 1878-1892 (13)

37 Box 73 Correspondence: Family—Edward N. Shelton (Uncle) 1. Shelton, Edward N., 1830-1844 (17) 2. Shelton, Edward N., 1845 (21) 3. Shelton, Edward N., 1846-1847 (29) 4. Shelton, Edward N., 1848-1849 (32) 5. Shelton, Edward N., 1850 (18) 6. Shelton, Edward N., 1851 (22) 7. Shelton, Edward N., 1852 (15) 8. Shelton, Edward N., 1853 (24) 9. Shelton, Edward N., 1854-1860 (12) 10. Shelton, Edward N., January-June, 1861 (13) 11. Shelton, Edward N., July-September, 1861 (12) 12. Shelton, Edward N., October-December, 1861 (16) 13. Shelton, Edward N., January-March, 1862 (11) 14. Shelton, Edward N., April-August, 1862 (16) 15. Shelton, Edward N., September-December, 1862 (21)

Box 74 Correspondence: Family—Edward N. Shelton (Uncle) 1. Shelton, Edward N., January-June, 1863 (26) 2. Shelton, Edward N., July-December, 1863 (19) 3. Shelton, Edward N., January-June, 1864 (14) 4. Shelton, Edward N., July-December, 1864 (26) 5. Shelton, Edward N., January-June, 1865 (24) 6. Shelton, Edward N., July-December, 1865 (33) 7. Shelton, Edward N., January-May, 1866 (21) 8. Shelton, Edward N., June-December, 1866 (20) 9. Shelton, Edward N., January-May, 1867 (20) 10. Shelton, Edward N., June-December, 1867 (26) 11. Shelton, Edward N., January-March, 1868 (20) 12. Shelton, Edward N., April-June, 1868 (12) 13. Shelton, Edward N., July-December, 1868 (22) 14. Shelton, Edward N., January-May, 1869 (35) 15. Shelton, Edward N., June-December 1869 (42) 16. Shelton, Edward N., 1870-1886 (25)

Box 75 Correspondence: Family—Elizabeth Shelton 1. Blackburn, Harriett, 1827-184 (8) 2. Chase, Philander (Bishop), 1839-1848 (9) 3. French, William G., 1839-1841 (9) 4. Friends to Elizabeth Shelton, 1832-1841 (14) 5. Friends to Elizabeth Shelton, 1842-1844 (8) 6. Griswold, Whitting, 1840-1842 (5) 7. Lyceum, Elizabeth's writings Re: undated (3) 8. Shelton, Elizabeth to Family, 1823-1846 (11) 9. Shelton, Elizabeth to Sister, Nancy, 1847 (10) 10. Shelton, Elizabeth, Treatises on Religion, undated (28) 11. Toncy, Co, 1830-18140 (7) 12. Walter, Caroline, 1839-1840 (15) 13. Walter, Caroline, 1841-1843 (12)

Box 76 Correspondence: Family—Henry and Helen King Shelton 38 1. King Family (in-laws of Henry Shelton), 1849-185l (17) 2. Luquer, Helen K, Shelton (Cousin, D of Henry), 1867-1896 (23) 3. Shelton, Henry W. (Cousin, S of Henry), 1851-1884 (16) 4. Shelton, Henry (Uncle), 1810-1820 (18) 5. Shelton, Henry (Uncle), 1821-1826 (11) 6. Shelton, Henry (Uncle), 1827-1835 (18) 7. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), 1836-1845 (16) 8. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), 18146-1853 (20) 9. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), 1854-1867 (26) 10. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), 1868 (31) 11. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), 1869 (33) 12. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), 1870-1879 (20) 13. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), undated (28) 14. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), undated (30) 15. Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry) to N. B. S., 1848-1864 (14) 16. Watson, Alex. T. (2nd husband of Helen), 1851-1869 (11)

Box 77 Correspondence: Family—Philo and Georgianna Homer Shelton Uncle, Aunt and Children; Helen, Georgianna and Philo Jr. 1. Gary, Helen Shelton (Mrs. Richard), 1862-1868 (27) 2. Sears, Georgianna A. Shelton (Mrs. Frederick), 1846-1859 (22) 3. Shelton, Georgianna Albertina Homer (Mrs. Philo), 1832-1869 (44) 4. Shelton, Philo S., Jr., 1856-1880 (8) 5. Shelton, Philo S., 1822-1833 (11) 6. Shelton, Philo S., 1634-1846 (15) 7. Shelton, Philo S., 1847 (18) 8. Shelton, Philo S., 1848 (10) 9. Shelton, Philo S., 1849 (22) 10. Shelton, Philo S., 1850 (14) 11. Shelton, Philo S., 185l (21) 12. Shelton, Philo S., 1852 (18) 13. Shelton, Philo S., 1853 (28) 14. Shelton, Philo S., 1854 (28)

Box 78 Correspondence: Family—Philo S. Shelton (Uncle) 1. Shelton, Philo S., January-May, 1855 (23) 2. Shelton, Philo S., June-December, 1855 (27) 3. Shelton, Philo S., 1856 (26) 4. Shelton, Philo S., 1857 (26) 5. Shelton, Philo S., 1858 (24) 6. Shelton, Philo S., 1859-186l (17) 7. Shelton, Philo S., 1862 (26) 8. Shelton, Philo S., 1863 (16) 9. Shelton, Philo S., January-May, 1864 (29) 10. Shelton, Philo S., June-December, 1864 (13) 11. Shelton, Philo S., 1865 (15) 12. Shelton, Philo S., 1866-1867 (12) 13. Shelton, Philo S., 1868-1869 (18) 14. Shelton, Philo S., 1870-1872 (20) 15. Shelton, Philo S., undated (4)

39 Box 79 Correspondence: Family—William and Lucretia Shelton (Cousins) 1. Shelton, Lucretia (Mrs. William), 1864-1882 (11) 2. Shelton, William, 1851-1854 (19) 3. Shelton, William, 1855-1859 (18) 4. Shelton, William, 1860-1863 (19) 5. Shelton, William, 1864 (23) 6. Shelton, William, 1865 (26) 7. Shelton, William, 1866 (13) 8. Shelton, William, 1867-1869 (34) 9. Shelton, William, 1870-1873 (17) 10. Shelton, William, 1874-1875 (12) 11. Shelton, William, 1876-1880 (15) 12. Shelton, William, 1881-1882 (14) 13. Shelton, William, undated (12)

Box 80 Correspondence: Family—Gertrude Sanford (Wife) with Relatives 1. Daughters to Sanford, Gertrude, 1872-1901 (13) 2. DuPuy, Gertrude Ellen, to Sisters, 1860 (4) 3. DuPuy and Richards, Relatives to Gertrude, 1862-1869 (4) 4. Sanford, Frida (daughter), to Sanford, Gertrude, 1878-1892 (17) 5. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., Jr., 1889-1891 (6) 6. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1864-1865 (10) 7. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1866 (23) 8. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1867 (19) 9. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1868 (14) 10. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1869-1871 (12) 11. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1872-1874) (8) 12. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, Nancy B., 1875-1877 (9) 13. Sanford, Helena Carola Nancy, "Cara," (daughter), 1892-1896 (4) 14. Sisters to Sanford, Gertrude, 1884-1893 (10)

Box 81 Correspondence: Family—Gertrude Sanford with Relatives Wurts Family 1864-1869 1. Wurts, George (Cousin), to Sanford, Gertrude, 1864-1865 (20) 2. Wurts, George (Cousin), to Sanford, Gertrude, 1866-1867 (17) 3. Wurts, George (Cousin), to Sanford, Gertrude, 1868-1892 (9) 4. Wurts, Martha H. (Aunt) to DuPuy, Gertrude Ellen, 1857-1864 (47) 5. Wurts, Martha H. (Aunt) to Sanford, Gertrude, 1865 (30) 6. Wurts, Martha H. (Aunt) to Sanford, Gertrude, 1866 (35) 7. Wurts, Martha H. (Aunt) to Sanford, Gertrude, 1867 (35) 8. Wurts, Martha H. (Aunt) to Sanford, Gertrude, 1868 (26) 9. Wurts, Martha H. (Aunt) to Sanford, Gertrude, 1869 (32) 10. Wurts, Martha H., to Sanford, H, S., 1864-1866 (28) 11. Wurts, Martha H., to Sanford, H. S., 1867-1869 (32) 12. Wurts, Anna and W. W. (Cousin) to Sanford, Gertrude, and Sanford, H. S., 1868-1869 (14)

Box 82 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, H. S. to Sanford, Gertrude (Wife) 1865-1878 1. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, 1865-1874 (4) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, March-November, 1875 (5) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, December 1875 (9) 4. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, 1876-1877 (11) 40 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January-November 15, 1878 (18) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, November 16-31, 1878 (6) 7. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, December 1-18, 1878 (8) 8. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, December 19-30, 1878 (10)

Box 83 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, H. S. to Sanford, Gertrude (Wife) 1879-1883 1. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January, 1879 (11) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, February, 1879 (9) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, March, 1879 (6) 4. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, April-December, 1879 (17) 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, 1880-1882 (19) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January-October, 1883 (11) 7. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, November-December, 1883 (8)

Box 84 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, H. S. to Sanford, Gertrude (Wife) 1884 1. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January-April, 1884 (5) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, May 1-15, 1884 (5) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, May 16-31, 1884 (7) 4. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, June 1-10, 1884 (6) 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, June 11-15, 1884 (4) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, June 16-30, 1884 (9) 7. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, July 1884 (8) 8. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, August 1864 (17) 9. Sanford, H. S, to Sanford, Gertrude, September 1884 (7) 10. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, October 1884 (12) 11. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, November 1-23, 1884 (11) 12. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, November 24—December, 1884 (9)

Box 85 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, H. S. to Sanford, Gertrude (Wife) 1885 1. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January 1885 (5) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, February 1-18, 1885 (13) 3. Sanford, H. S, to Sanford, Gertrude, February 19-28, 1885 (11) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, March 1885 (8) 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, April 1885 (6) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude May 1885 (6) 7. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude June 1-15, 1885 (6) 8. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude June 16-30, 1885 (5) 9. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude July 1885 (8) 10. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude August-December 1885 (8)

Box 86 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, H. S. to Sanford, Gertrude (Wife) 1886-1887 1. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January-May, 1886 (9) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, June-November, 1886 (9) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, December 1-15, 1886 (9) 4. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, December 16-31, 1886 (4) 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January 1-15, 1887 (6) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January 16-31, 1887 (9) 7. Sanford, H, S., to Sanford, Gertrude, February-March, 1887 (4) 8. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, April-July, 1887 (10) 9. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, August 1-25, 1887 (8) 10. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, August 26-31, 1887 (8) 41 11. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, September-December, 1887 (15)

Box 87 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, H. S. to Sanford, Gertrude (Wife) January-May 1888 1. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, January-February 17, 1888 (9) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, February 18-28, 1888 (5) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, March 1-22, 1888 (7) 4. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, March 23-31, 1888 (6) 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, April 1-11, 1888 (7) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, April 12-30, 1888 (9) 7. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, May 1-15, 1888 (6) 8. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, May 15-31, 1888 (10) 9. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, June 1-10, 1888 (8) 10. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, June 11-30, 1888 (10) 11. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, July 1888 (5) 12. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, August 1-21, 1888 (16) 13. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, August 22-31, 1888 (12) 14. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, September 1888 (9) 15. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, October-December, 1888-1889 (10) 16. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Gertrude, undated (3)

Box 88 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, Gertrude to Sanford, H. S. 1864-1890 1. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., 1864-1870 (37) 2. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., 1871-1874 (9) 3. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., 1875-1877 (12) 4. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., 1878-1879 (17) 5. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., 1880-1884 (16) 6. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., 1885-1890 (22) 7. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (39) 8. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (23) 9. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (29) 10. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H, S., undated (11) 11. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (19) 12. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (24) 13. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (16) 14. Sanford, Gertrude, to Sanford, H. S., undated (13)

Box 89 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, Gertrude (DuPuy, Gertrude Ellen) (General) 1854-1867 1. DuPuy, Gertrude E., to Friends, 1864 (2) 2. Friends to DuPuy, Gertrude E., 1854-1863 (38) 3. Friends to DuPuy, Gertrude E., January-September, 1864 (12) 4. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, October-December, 1864 (36) 5. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1865 (24) 6. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-July, 1866 (20) 7. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, August-December, 1866 (18) 8. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-November, 1866 (22) 9. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, December 1867 (25) 10. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-July, 1868 (29) 11. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, August-October, 1868 (18) 12. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, November-December, 1868 (27) 13. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-October, 1869 (16) 14. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, November-December, 1869 (29) 42 15. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1870-1876 (13) 16. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1877-1878 (12) 17. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1879-1880 (26)

Box 90 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, Gertrude (General) 1881-1895 1. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1881-1883 (18) 2. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1884-1889 (33) 3. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1890-1891 (20) 4. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1892-1893 (18) 5. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-July, 1894 (12) 6. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, August-December, 1894 (20) 7. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-April, 1895 (18) 8. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, May-June, 1895 (16) 9. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, July-December, 1895 (23)

Box 91 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, Gertrude (General) 1896-1901 1. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, January-July, 1896 (26) 2. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, August-December, 1896 (22) 3. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1896 (16) 4. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, 1897-June 1, 1901 (1) 5. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, undated (20) 6. Friends to Sanford, Gertrude, undated (22) 7. Sanford, Gertrude, to Friends, 1881-1901 (18) 8. Belgian Court to Sanford, Gertrude, 1864-1891 (30) 9. Sanford, Gertrude, Business Letters, 1867-1901 (34) 10. Sanford, Gertrude, Business Letters, undated

Box 92 Correspondence: Family—Sanford, Gertrude—Special Persons 1864-1901 1. Anthony, H. B., 1864-1868 (9) 2. Beresford, C. Melanie, 1861-1868 (45) 3. De Hiigel, Elizabeth, 1865-1866 (15) 4. De Hiigel, Elizabeth, 1867 (13) 5. De Hiigel, Elizabeth, 1868-1869 (11) 6. Garfield, James A. (2) and wife Lucretia, 1880-1882 (4) 7. Ivanoff, Adele, 1860-1867 (28) 8. Lillie, Arthur, 1864-1870 (2) 9. Low, Annie D. Bedel, 1868-1881 (11) 10. Low, A. Augustus, 1867-1895 (14) 11. Low, Anne (wife of Seth), 1892-1901 (23) 12. Low, Marian (wife of A. A.), 1892-1895 (18) 13. Low, Seth, 1872-1900 (11) 14. Low, William G. (2) and wife Lois (1), 1891-1893 (3) 15. Low Family (other members), 1867-1900 (12) 16. MacKinnon, Sir William, 1880-1881 (4) 17. Sewards, Betsy (nurse), 1868-1878 (32) 18. Weed, Harriet, 1868 (3)

Box 93 Correspondence: Family and Personal—Sanford, H. S. with Relatives and Close Friend 1. Sanford, H. S., to Relatives, 1850 (I5) 2. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, H. S. Jr., 1879-1890 (27) 3. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, John (Uncle), 1847 (1) 43 4. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Nancy B. (Mother), 1842-1854 (32) 5. Sanford, H. S., to Sanford, Nancy B. (Mother), 1857-1860 (4) 6. Sanford, H. S., to Shelton, Helen (Aunt), 1844-1857 (12) 7. Sanford, H. S., to Shelton uncles, 1847-1870 (23) 8. Sanford, H. S., Social notes, 1847-1878 and undated (51) 9. Bodin, C., to Sanford, H. S., 1843 (3) 10. Boynton, Mary E., to Sanford, H. S., 1844-1848 (10) 11. De Bunch, Dolores to Sanford, H. S., 1860-1864 (16) 12. Foster, Martha P., to Sanford, H. S., 1862-188L (32) 13. Foster, Martha P., to Sanford, H. S., undated (27) 14. Howe, Janey, to Sanford, H. S., 1846 (10) 15. Howe, Janey, from Sanford, H. S., July-September, 1846 (25) 16. Howe, Janey, from Sanford, H. S., 1847 (35) 17. Howe, Janey, from Sanford, H. S., 1848 (21) 18. Michelsen, Carmen, to Sanford, H. S., 1860-1869 (23)

CORRESPONDENCE GENERAL

Box 94 Correspondence: General—Sanford, Henry S., 1837-1861 1. Undated (45) 2. Undated (35) 3. Undated (32) 4. 1837-1843 (22) 5. 1844 (18) 6. 1845 (15) 7. 1846 (12) 8. 1847-1849 (21) 9. 1850 (53) 10. 1851 (32) 11. January-June, 1852 (28) 12. July-December, 1852 (27) 13. 1853 (38) 14. 1854 (34) 15. 185-1856 (27) 16. 1857-1858 (22) 17. 1859-1860 (22) 18. January-June 1861 (37) 19. July-December 1861 (19)

Box 95 Correspondence: General—Sanford, Henry S., 1862-1896 1. 1862 (13) 2. 1863 (36) 3. January-June, 1864 (21) 4. July-December, 1864 (27) 5. January-June, 1865 (48) 6. July-December, 1865 (46) 7. 1866 (32) 8. 1867 (49) 9. January-June, 1868 (39) 44 10. July-December, 1868 (37) 11. 1869 (60) 12. 1870 (24) 13. 1871-1872 (29) 14. 1873-1876 (39) 15. 1877-1879 (38) 16. 1880-1882 (50) 17. 1883-1887 (56) 18. 1888-1896 (34) 19. Fragments and Miscellaneous Notes

Box 96 Correspondence: General—Sanford, Henry S.—Italian and Spanish 1. French, undated (56) 2. French, 1843-1860 (15) 3. French, 1861-1866 (43) 4. French, 1867-1868 (39) 5. French, 1869-1890 (37) 6. German, 18b7-1850 (14) 7. German, 1851-1870 (12) 8. Italian, 1846-1868 (21) 9. Spanish, 1860-1865 (20)

CORRESPONDENCE LETTERBOOKS

Box 97 Correspondence: Letterbooks—Sanford, Henry S., 1845-185l Mostly Illegible 1. Letterbook, 1845-1848 2. Letterbook, August-September, 1849 3. Letterbook, June 1850-August 1851

Box 98 Correspondence: Letterbooks—Sanford, Henry S., 1852-1854. 1. Letterbook, August, 1851-May, 1852 2. Letterbook, May-December, 1852 3. Letterbook, January 1853 4. Letterbook, Official Dispatches, United States Legation, Paris, 1853-1854

Box 99 Correspondence: Letterbooks—Sanford, Henry S., 1861-1864 1. Letterbook, November 1861-January 1862, Official 2. Letterbook, January 1862-June 1863, Official 3. Letterbook, July 1863-July 1864, Official

Box 100 Correspondence: Letterbooks—Sanford, Henry S., 1861-1868 1. Letterbook, November 1861-February 1862 2. Letterbook, November 1861-February 15, 1862 3. Letterbook, January-September, 1862 4. Letterbook, May 1863-October 1868

Box 101 Correspondence: Letterbooks—Sanford, Henry S., 1864-1869 1. Letterbook, July 1864-August 1866, Official 2. Letterbook, August 1866-May 1869, Official 3. Letterbook, May, June, July 1868-May, June, July 1869, Official

45 Box 102 Correspondence: Letterbooks—Sanford, Henry S., 1864-1877 1. Letterbook, February-April 1864 (bad condition) 2. Letterbook, July 1864-May 1869 3. Letterbook, July 1865-December 1869 4. Letterbook, October 1868-July 1869 5. Letterbook, May-June, 1877

CORRESPONDENCE LETTERS OF INTRODUCTION

Box 103 Correspondence: Letters of Introduction 1627-1887, English-French—German—Italian 1. Undated (21) 2. 1827-1842 (24) 3. 1844-1847 (32) 4. 1850 (51) 5. 1851 (46) 6. 1852 (33) 7. 1853-1856 (39) 8. 1857-1862 (35) 9. 1863-1866 (47) 10. 1867-1875 (44) 11. 1876-1887 (16) 12. French, 1852-1857 (4) 13. German, 1847 (5) 14. Italian, 1875 (2)

CORRESPONDENCE SANFORD'S DRAFTS

Box 104 Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts 1842-1889, General and Special Subjects 1. General, undated (36) 2. General, 1852-18157 (20) 3. General, 1848 (31) 4. General, 1859-1861 (40) 5. General, 1866-1889 (16) 6. Miscellaneous Notes (50) 7. Special Subjects: Brook's Attack on Sumner, 1856 8. Special Subjects: Cannon for Connecticut, 1861 9. Special Subjects: Cannon Presented to Minnesota Regiment, 1862 10. Special Subjects: Filibusterism, 1860 11. Special Subjects: Immigration, 1851-1868 12. Special Subjects: King Cotton Correspondence, 1860 13. Special Subjects: Lyceum 14. Special Subjects: Pearl Dealers and Pearl Divers, 1858 15. Special Subjects: Reprisals, Central and South America, 1857

Box 105 Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts 1847-1890, To Special Persons A - Z 1. Arthur, Chester A., President, 1882 (2) 2. Blaine, James G., 1881-1890 (31) 3. Cass, Lewis, 1857 (5) 4. Curtis, Wm. E., 1849-185l (13) 46 5. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, ca. 1851-1853 (29) 6. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, ca. 1851-1853 (41) 7. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, ca. 1851-1853 (37) 8. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1850 (39) 9. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1851-1852 (33) 10. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1853-1858 (15) 11. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1861 (12) 12. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1864-1869 (13) 13. Davis, J, C. Bancroft, 1871-1883 (23) 14. Donelson, Andrew Jackson, 1847-1849 (7) 15. Evarts, William M., 1878-1880 (5) 16. Foster, L. S., 1860-1865 (20) 17. Foster, L. S., 1866-1869 (9) 18. Presidents Cleveland, Garfield, Grant, Lincoln and Pierce, 1853-1888 19. Weed, Thurlow, 1876 (Printed Letter)

CORRESPONDENCE SOCIAL

Box 106 Correspondence: Social Correspondence—Invitations: Acceptances and Regrets 1. Undated (42) 2. Undated (40) 3. Undated (41) 4. Undated (41) 5. Undated (41) 6. Undated (41) 7. Undated (41) 8. Undated (42) 9. Undated (41) 10. Undated (41) 11. Undated (41) 12. Undated (41) 13. Undated (41) 14. Undated (40)

Box 107 Correspondence: Social Correspondence—Invitations 1844-1890, Acceptances and Regrets 1. 1844-1850 (58) 2. 185l (36) 3. 1852 (68) 4. 1853-1859 (36) 5. 1860 (32) 6. 1861 (29) 7. 1862-1864 (34) 8. 1865 (34) 9. 1866 (35) 10. 1867 (36) 11. 1868 (48) 12. 1869 (35) 13. 1869, no month date (30) 14. 1870-1881 (39) 15. 1882-1890 (39) 47 16. Lincoln, Abraham 17. Taft, William H., to Sanford Family, 1909

Box 108 Correspondence: Social Correspondence—Invitations: Acceptances and Regrets—Sanford, Gertrude 1865-1901 1. 1864-1865 (20) 2. 1866 (29) 3. 1867 (61) 4. 1868 (28) 5. 1869 (30) 6. 1869 (21) 7. 1870-1885 (24) 8. 1876-1901 (16) 9. Undated (16) 10. Undated (15) 11. Undated (14)

Box 109 Correspondence: Social Correspondence—Invitations: Acceptances and Regrets—French 1. Undated (94) 2. Undated (98) 3. Undated (99) U. Undated (87) 5. Undated (98) 6. Undated (127) 7. Funeral Invitations, 1850-1854 (24) 8. Funeral Invitations, 186l-1864 (23) 9. Funeral Invitations, 1865-1866 (35) 10. Funeral Invitations, 1867-1869 (35)

Box 110 Correspondence: Social Correspondence—Invitations 1848-1890 Acceptances and Regrets— French and Spanish 1. French, 1848-185l (81) 2. French, 1852-1854 (67) 3. French, 1860-1863 (60) 4. French, 1864-1865 (55) 5. French, 1866-1867 (115) 6. French, 1868-1869 (138) 7. French, 1871-1890 (67) 8. Spanish, undated (45)

Box 111 Correspondence: Social Notes and Special Autographs 1. Autographs: Adams, Co F.; Bancroft, George, Buchanan, Jas.; Dana, R. H.; Dwight, Timothy; Farragut, D. G., Fields, Cyrus W.; Grant, U. S.; Greeley, Horace; Hawthorne, Nathaniel; Lincoln, Robert; McGavock, Randal; Maury, M. F. 2. Autographs: Morse, S. F. B.; Otey, Jas. H.; Prescott, W. H.; Porter, David D.; Russell, W. H.; Seymour, Horatio; Sherman, W. 1.; Sims, J. Marion; Stanford, Leland; Story, W. W.; Sumner, Charles; Van Buren, Martin; Whitney, Eli 3. Social Notes, undated (69) 4. Social Notes, undated (73) 5. Social Notes, undated (65) 6. Social Notes, undated (62) 48 7. Social Notes, 1842-1850 (30) 8. Social Notes, ca. 185l (48) 9. Social Notes, 1852-1853 (45) 10. Social Notes, 1854-1859 (4) 11. Social Notes, 1860-1861 (39) 12. Social Notes, 1862-1864 (38)

Box 112 Correspondence: Social Notes 1865-1890 1. Social Notes, 1865-1866 (34) 2. Social Notes 1867-1868 (44) 3. Social Notes 1869-1874 (47) 4. Social Notes 1875-1880 (35) 5. Social Notes 1881-1883 (52) 6. Social Notes 1881i-1890 (50) 7. Social Notes—French, undated (67) 8. Social Notes—French, undated (78) 9. Social Notes—French, 1858-1865 (63) 10. Social Notes—French, 1865-1891 (90) 11. Social Notes—German, 1848-1852 (6) 12. Social Notes—Spanish, 1860-1891 (9)

Box 113 Correspondence: Social Notes—Special Persons A - Z 1. Barral, Count, 1872-1880 (25) 2. Dixon, E. S., 1862-1865 (7) 3. French and Belgian Nobility, undated (85) 4. French and Belgian Nobility, 1849-1890 (75) 5. Le Vert, Octavia Walton, 1853 (1) 6. Lincoln, Mary, 1861 7. Rives, Amelia Louise, 1853-1863 (12) 8. Rives, I. P., 185l-186l (22) 9. Russell, Fanny, 1881 (5) 10. Seward, Anna, 1863-1867 (8) 11. Sigourney, Amelia Louise and Henry, 1854-1866 (15) 12. Slidell, Madam, undated (2) 13. Talleyrand, undated (8) 14. Weed, Harriet A., 1867-1878 (15)

CORRESPONDENCE SPECIAL PERSONS

114 Correspondence: Special Persons An 1. Anderson, James H., 1861-1867 (10) 2. Anthony, H, B., 1860-1862 (16) 3. Anthony, H. B., 1863-1864 (19) 4. Anthony, H. B., 1865 (8) 5. Anthony, H. B., 1866-1867 (17) 6. Anthony, H. B., 1868 (14) 7. Anthony, H. B., 1869 (14) 8. Anthony, H. B., 1870-1872 (21) 9. Anthony, H, B., 1873-1875 (20) 10. Anthony, H. B., 1875-1876 (19) 49 11. Anthony, H. B., 1877-1878 (24) 12. Anthony, H. B., 1879-1881 (22) 13. Anthony, H. B., 1882-1884 (30)

Box 115 Correspondence: Special Persons B - Bo 1. Barringer, D. M., 1850-1853 (18) 2. Beaufort, J., 1865-1877 (157) 3. Beaufort, J., 1878-1886 (25) 4. Beckwith, N. M., 1853-186l (30) 5. Beckwith, N. M., 1862 and ca. 1861-1863 (16) 6. Beckwith, N. M., 1863-1865 (39) 7. Beckwith, N. M., 1866-1888 (21) 8. Beecher, Henry Ward, 1863-1866 (4) 9. Belmont, August, 186l-1863 (3) 10. Bemis, George, 1868-1871 (13) 11. Bigelow, John, undated (18) 12. Bigelow, John, 1862-1863 (26) 13. Bigelow, John, 1864 (23) 14. Bigelow, John, 1865-1866 (21) 15. Billings, Frederick, 1861-1880 (11) 16. Billings, N., 1851-1858 (21) 17. Birney, William, 1850-185 (20) 18. Borman, H., 1862-1868 (10) 19. Boulton, W. H., 1853 (14)

Box 116 Correspondence: Special Persons Br - Cl 1. Brainard, John, 1856-1868 (9) 2. Brisbane, Albert, 1861 (1) 3. Brown, John P., 1853 (5) 4. Brown, Neil S., 1851-1853 (3) 5. Bunch, Robert and George, 1860-1864 (4) 6. Calvert, G. H., 1850-1883 (28) 7. Cass, Lewis, 1857-1859 (11) 8. Chew, R. L., 1859-1870 (15) 9. Chilton, R. S., 1861-1865 (27) 10. Chilton, R. S., 1865-1866 (31) 11. Chilton, Re S., 1867-1869 (30) 12. Chilton, R. S., 1870-1871 (16) 13. Clapp, Henry Jr., 1851-1859 (33) 14. Clark, A., 1853-1868 (11) 15. Clay, Cassius M., 1861-1866 (6) 16. Clay, Randolph, 1859-1869 (10) 17. Clowes, John, 1844-1848 (7)

Box 117 Correspondence Special Persons Co - Cu 1. Cox, S. So, 1861-1865 (28) 2. Cox, S. S., 1866-1889 (25) 3. Coxe, A. G. Rev. (Bishop), 1853-1895 (53) 4. Craven, Thomas T., 1864-1865 (18) 5. Crawford, A. W., 1861-1864 (62) 6. Crawford, A. W., 1865-1870 (30) 50 7. Curtis, W. E., 1850-1850 (32) 8. Curtis, W. E., 1851-1860 (31) 9. Curtis, W. E., 1861-1867 (41) 10. Curtis, W. E., 1868-1871 (38) 11. Curtis, W. E., 1872-1886 (45) 12. Curtiss, E. M., 1865-1867 (30)

Box 118 Correspondence: Special Persons D - Dr 1. Dana, Edm. T., 1849-1851 (8) 2. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, undated (29) 3. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1849-1850 (32) 4. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 185l (53) 5. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1852 (52) 6. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1853 (53) 7. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1854-1858 (30) 8. Davis, J. C. Bancroft, 1861-1883 (32) 9. Dayton, W. L., 1861-1864 (6) 10. Deering, Nathaniel, 1851-1863 (6) 11. Dennet, C. F., 1850-1852 (14) 12. Dix, John A., 1858-1870 (23) 13. Donelson, Andrew Jackson, 1848-1849 (14)

Box 119 Correspondence: Special Persons Dr - Ea 1. Draper, George H., 1851-1873 (26) 2. Draper, Lorenzo, undated and 1849-1850 (69) 3. Draper, Lorenzo, 185l (46) 4. Draper, Lorenzo, 1852-1864 (64) 5. Duncan, A., 185l (6) 6. Duncan, W. Butler, 1851-1863 (7) 7. DuPuy, T. H., 1866-1867 (23) 8. Eastman, E. G., 1861-1863 (38) 9. Eastman, E. G., 1864 (76) 10. Eastman, E. G., 1865-1866 (55) 11. Eastman, E. G., 1867-1868 (34) 12. Eastman, E. G., 1869 (6l) 13. Eastman, E. G., 1870 (31) 14. Eastman, E. G., 1871 (64) 15. Eastman, E, G., 1872-1873 (31)

Box 120 Correspondence: Special Persons Ed - Go 1. Edmonds, George, 1877-1889 (13) 2. Evarts, W. M., 1864-1879 (5) 3. Everett, Edward, 1852-1853 (4) 4. Everett, Henry S., 1875-1888 (9) 5. Fay, Theo. S., 1848-1850 (20) 6. Fay, Theo. S., 1851-1854 (25) 7. Felton, C. C., 1856 (3) 8. Fish, Hamilton, 1856-1879 (12) 9. Fitzpatrick, J. B. (Bishop), 1863-1864 (28) 10. Forbes, J. M., 1863-1884 (7) 11. Forbes, P. S., 1853-1884 (25) 51 12. Foster, Lafayette S., 1856-1875 (29) 13. Garfield, James A., 1880-1881 (6) 14. Goddard, William, 1845-1849 (6)

Box 121 Correspondence: Special Persons—Goodrich, Aaron 1. Goodrich, Aaron, undated (27) 2. Goodrich, Aaron, 186l (37) 3. Goodrich, Aaron, 1862 (64) 4. Goodrich, Aaron, 1863 (49) 5. Goodrich, Aaron, January-June, 18614. (60) 6. Goodrich, Aaron, July-December 1864 (49) 7. Goodrich, Aaron, 1865 (27) 8. Goodrich, Aaron, 1866 (61) 9. Goodrich, Aaron, 1867 (41) 10. Goodrich, Aaron, 1868-1869 (63)

Box 122 Correspondence: Special Persons—Goodrich - I 1. Goodrich, Charles S. G., 1851-1856 (60) 2. Hale, Charles, 1864-1872 (7) 3. Halford, E. M., 1889-1890 (40) 4. Hay, John, 1866-1880 (9) 5. Hodge, John L., 1850-1853 (7) 6. Hunt, W. H., 1877-1884 (8) 7. Hunter, W., 1852-1866 (43) 8. Hunter, W., 1867-1884 (44) 9. Ingersoll, C. J., 1852-1853 (7) 10. Ingersoll, Colin M., 1847-1850 (43) 11. Ingersoll, Colin M., 1851-1889 (42) 12. Ingersoll, Harry, 1851-1855 (9) 13. Ingersoll, Ralph Isaacs, 1847-1865 (20)

Box 123 Correspondence: Special Persons J - La 1. Jenkins, C. L., 1864-1869 (12) 2. Jewell, Marshall, 1873-1880 (28) 3. Jewett, W. C., 1863 (3) 4. Johnston, W. E., 1853-1866 (5) 5. Jones, George L., 1865-1888 (10) 6. Jones, J. R., 1869 (10) 7. Jottrand, L., 1861-1876 (43) 8. Kasson, John A., 1863-1889 (34) 9. Kerr, John M., 1851-1857 (6) 10. Kimberley, Dennis, 1852-1854 (5) 11. King, Peter V., 181i2-181i7 (29) 12. King, Peter V., 1848-1849 (36) 13. King, Peter V., 1850-1851 (41) 14. King, Peter V., 1852-1878 (53) 15. Lawes, M., 1843-1852 (39) 16. Lawes, M., 1853-1873 (42) 17. Lawrence, Abbott, 1850-1854 (10) 18. Lawrence, T. B., 1850-1869 (33)

52 Box 124 Correspondence: Special Persons —Levita, Jules, In English French and German 1851-1879 1. 1851-1854 (40) 2. 185-1858 (21) 3. 1859 -1864 (26) 4. 1865-1866 (28) 5. 1866-1867 (40) 6. 1868-1869 (49) 7. 1870-1871 (29) 8. 1872-1874 (16) 9. 1875 (28) 10. 1876-1877 (36) 11. 1878 (15) 12. 1879 (44)

Box 125 Correspondence: Special Persons - Levita - Low 1. Levita, Jules, 1860 (41) 2. Levita, Jules, 1881 (18) 3. Levita, Jules, 1882-1883 (36) 4. Levita, Jules, 1884 (50) 5. Levita, Jules, 1885 (13) 6. Levita, Jules, 1886 (46) 7. Levita, Jules January-June, 1887 (27) 8. Levita, Jules July-December, 1887 (25) 9. Levita, Jules 1888 (41) 10. Levita, Jules 1889 (36) 11. Levita, Jules January-June, 1890 (40) 12. Levita, Jules, July-December, 1890 (25) 13. Levita, Jules, 1891-1892 (25) 14. Low, A. A., 1867-1889 (64) 15. Low, Seth, 1871-1900 (12) 16. Low, W. G., 1869-1879 (6)

Box 126 Correspondence: Special Persons—Mackie, James S., 1856-1891 1. Undated, ca. late 1850's (52) 2. 1856-1857 (25) 3. 1858 (35) 4. 1859 (29) 5. 1860 (25) 6. 1861 (15) 7. 1862-1863 (15) 8. 1864 (25) 9. 1865-1866 (15) 10. 1867-1869 (17) 11. 1870-1875 (19) 12. 1876 (50) 13. 1877-1880 (13) 14. 1881-1886 (18) 15. 1887-1889 (16) 16. 1890-1891 (51)

Box 127 Correspondence: Special Persons—MacKinnon, Sir William 1879-1888 53 1. Undated (l5) 2. 1879 (25) 3. 1880 (29) 4. 1881-1882 (19) 5. 1883-1884 (31) 6. 1885-1886 (23) 7. 1887 (24) 8. 1888 (15) 9. 1889-1891 (18) 10. 1879-1888 Sanford's Drafts to MacKinnon (40)

Box 128 Correspondence: Special Persons M - P 1. Marsh, George P., 1861-1668 (21) 2. Mason, John Y., 1854 (10) 3. Miller, John, 1848-185l (4l) 4. Miller, John, 1852-1854 (53) 5. Miller, John, 1861-1863 (40) 6. Miller, John, 1864-1866 (45) 7. Morgan, E. D., 1865-1882 (12) 8. Morgan, P. H., 1870-1878 (36) 9. Morris, E. J., 1850-1853 (11) 10. Perry, Horatio, 1850-1865 (29) 11. Phillips, Fred E., 1882-1884 (9) 12. Pierrepont, Edwards, 1854-1883 (22) 13. Putnam, J. O., 1863-1881 (28)

Box 129 Correspondence: Special Persons R - Sa 1. Rahl, Frederick, 1850-1854 (12) 2. Ramsey, Alexander, 1863-1884 (8) 3. Rhodes, Albert, 1866-1869 (19) 4. Rice, Alexander H., 1863-1884 (14) 5. Rives, W. C., 1849-1851 (46) 6. Rives, W. C., 1852-1860 (57) 7. Rives, W. C. Jr., 1848-185l (10) 8. Rush, Benjamin, 1868-1869 (I5) 9. Russell, C. H., 1846-185l (31) 10. Russell, C. H., 1852-1866 (24) 11. Russell, C. H., 1867-1869 (21) 12. Russell, C. H., 1870-1880 (31) 13. Sauer, George, undated (31) 14. Sauer, George, 1863-1864 (39) 15. Sauer, George, 1865-1869 (28)

Box 130 Correspondence: Special Persons—Seward, F. W. and Seward, William H. 1856-1881 1. Seward, F. W. 1864-1881 (22) 2. Seward, W. H. 1856-1862 (18) 3. Seward, W. H. January-June, 1863 (29) 4. Seward, W. H, July-December, 1863 (21) 5. Seward, W. H. 186U (31) 6. Seward, W. H. 1865 (31) 7. Seward, W. H, 1866 (20) 54 8. Seward, W. H. 1867 (18) 9. Seward, W. H., 1868 (34) 10. Seward, W, H., 1869 (23) 11. Seward, W. H., 1870-1872 (7)

Box 131 Correspondence: Special Persons S 1. Smith, Augustine, 1881-1889 (10) 2. Smith, Gilead A., 1844 (23) 3. Smith, Gilead A., 1845-1846 (24) 4. Smith, Gilead A., 1847-1849 (37) 5. Smith, Gilead A., 1850-1854 (23) 6. Smith, Gilead A., 1855-1889 (32) 7. Smith, Truman, 1849-1860 (15) 8. Smith, Truman, 1861-1877 (32) 9. Stevens, B. F., 1858-1868 (60) 10. Stevens, B. F., 1869-1888 (34) 11. Stevens, Henry, 1850-1858 (19) 12. Stewart, Do, 1856-1869 (38) 13. Stewart, Do, 1870-1888 (36)

Box 132 Correspondence: Special Persons T - We 1. Talbot, Marshall, 1862 (10) 2. Tellkampf, J. L., 1848-1850 (5) 3. Torrens, W. T. M., 1863-1869 (34) 4. Trescot, W. H., 1853-1867 (16) 5. Tuckerman, Henry T., 1852-1871 (25) 6. Underwood, W. S., 1863-1864 (4) 7. Vesey, W. H., 1851-1853 (36) 8. Vesey, W. H., 1854-186U (26) 9. Walker, W. M., 1852-186l (18) 10. Walsh, Robert, 1849-1854 (23) 11. Webb, W. W., 1859-1879 (21) 12. Webster, E. D., 1866-1868 (24) 13. Webster, J. W., 1844-1848 (15) 14. Weed, Thurlow, 1852-1865 (43) 15. Weed, Thurlow, 1866-1874 (29) 16. Weed, Thurlow, 1875-1882 (41)

Box 133 Correspondence: Special Persons We - Z 1. Welles, Edgar T., 1877-1878 (29) 2. Welles, Edgar T., 1879-1882 (26) 3. Wells, David A., 1867-1873 (8) 4. Whipple, H. B., 1865-1892 (12) 5. White, Andrew D., 1879-1890 (6) 6. Wilbur, J. B. Jr., 1850-1861 (40) 7. Wilson, B. M., 1867-1868 (15) 8. Wilson, John, 1860-1869 (42) 9. Winthrop, Theodore, 1850-185l (8) 10. Wright, Edward H., 1850-1888 (29) 11. Wright, Joseph A., 1866 (3) 12. Wurts, George W., 1864-1880 (10) 55 13. Wurts, Dundas W., 1869-1870 (20) 14. Wurts, W. W., 1867-1874 (12)

CORRESPONDENCE SPECIAL SUBJECTS

Box 134 Correspondence: Special Subjects—Art Works and Artists-General and Special 1. General, undated (.15) 2. General, 1852-1883 (46) 3. General (French), undated (34) 4. General (French), 1849-1866 (53) 5. General (French), 1867-1888 (54) 6. General (German), 1848-1869 (8) 7. Catlin, George, 1863-1870 (34) 8. De Meuter, Leopold, 1864-1879 (11) 9. Gudin, J., (wife of artist T. Gudin), 1850-1864 (19) 10. Gudin, T., 1856-1863 (15) 11. Haas, J. H. L. de, undated (32) 12. Haas, J. H. L. de, 1863-1880 (43) 13. Lepke, N. L., 1866 (8) 14. Schreyer, Adolf, 1864-1865 (12) 15. Van Gogh, H. V., 1865-1867 (3) 16. Wust, Alen, 1862-1869 (31)

Box 135 Correspondence: Special Subjects 1. Contributions and Subscriptions, 1844-188l (40) 2. Contributions and Subscriptions (French), undated (41) 3. Contributions and Subscriptions (French), undated (25) 4. Contributions and Subscriptions (French), 1850-1891 (51) 5. Domestic and Professional Aid, undated (17) 6. Domestic and Professional Aid, 1849-1869 (26) 7. Domestic and Professional Aid, 1870-1889 (23) 8. Horticulture (French), 1871-1891 (17) 9. Paris—Goodrich Incident, undated (13) 10. Paris—Goodrich Incident, 1868 (5) 11. Paris—Goodrich Incident, January-February, 1869 (12) 12. Paris—Goodrich Incident, March 1869 (22) 13. Paris—Goodrich Incident, April-May, 1869 (9) 14. Paris—Goodrich Incident, June, 1869-1871 (22) 15. Paris—Goodrich Incident, Letterbook containing some of the correspondence, June, 1869 16. Request for Aid—L'abbe Alex, 1853 (5)

Box 136 Correspondence: Special Subjects—Florida Politics 1. Accounts—Newspaper, 1885 (5) 2. Correspondence: General, 1872-1881 (36) 3. Correspondence: General, 1882-1889 (35) 4. Correspondence: Sanford's Drafts, 1870-1884 (27) 5. Adams, Solon A., 1884 (31) 6. Bell, James, 1879-1883 (5) 7. Browne, J. B., 1881 (9) 8. Cooper, C. P. and J. G., 1884-1885 (9) 56 9. Egan, D., 1880-1881 (4) 10. Greely, J. C., 1871-1876 (19) 11. Hind, Thomas, 1885-1890 (4) 12. Huling, A., 1873 (5) 13. Jay, Hamilton, 188l (9) 14. Long, John G., 1880-1884 (19) 15. Reed, Harrison, 1883-1885 (32) 16. Van Ness, N. W., 1871-1872 (5) 17. Legal Documents: Adams Case 18. Legal Documents: Florida Journal, 1868 19. Memoranda, 1873

DIPLOMATIC SERVICE

Box 137 Diplomatic Service: Belgian Ministry—United States Fiscal Agent 1861-1865 1. Accounts, 1861-1865 (25) 2. Accounts Insurance, 1861 3. Accounts Insurance, 1862 4. Accounts Vouchers, January-November, 1861 5. Accounts Vouchers, December, 1861 6. Accounts Vouchers, January, 1862 7. Accounts Vouchers, February-December, 1862 8. Accounts Vouchers, 1863-1864 9. Accounts Vouchers, 1865-1866

Box 138 Diplomatic Service: Belgian Ministry—United States Fiscal Agent 1861-1865— Correspondence: General and Special 1. General, 1861-1862 (24) 2. General (French), 1861-1864 (3) 3. Sanford's Drafts, 1861 (48) 4. Sanford's Drafts, 1862-1863 (29) 5. Bailey, W. S., 1861-1863 (7) 6. Baring Bros., 1861-1865 (35) 7. Krupp, Frederick, 186l (11) 8. Monroe, John, and Company, 1861-1863 (38) 9. Munroe, John, and Company, 1861-1865 (40) 10. Ripley, C. G., 1861 (10) 11. Schuyler, George S., 1861-1867 (18) 12. Smith, George P., 1861-1877 (2) 13. Smith, Gilead A., 1861 (24) 14. Smith, Gilead A., 1862-1865 (22) 15. Stevens, Henry, 1861-1862 (12) 16. Wainwright, B. G., 185l-1861 (14)

Box 139 Diplomatic Services Belgian Ministry—Civil War and Legation Business 1. Garibaldi Correspondence: Antoni, Joseph, 186l (11) 2. Secret Service: French Correspondence, 1861-1865 (46) 3. Secret Service: General Correspondence, 186l-186h (20) 4. Secret Service: Miscellaneous Notes and codes (16) 5. Secret Service: Sanford's Drafts, 1861-1864 (55) 6. Secret Service: Alean, E., 1862 (13) 57 7. Secret Service: Brennan, Ed, 186l (22) 8. Secret Service: Dochez, Louis A., 1863-1871 (8) 9. Secret Service: Dudley, Thomas A., 1862-1863 (26) 10. Secret Service: Jacquin, Ch., 1863-1869 (13) 11. Secret Service: Malespine, A., 1863-1865 (5) 12. Secret Service: Morse, F. H., 1861-1866 (18) 13. Secret Service: Pollaky, undated (26) 14. Secret Service: Pollaky, 1861-1862 (35) 15. Legation Business: Barthelemy, St. H., 1864-1868 (23) 16. Legation Business: French Correspondence, 1861-1865 (60) 17. Legation Business: French Correspondence, 1866-1881 (93) 18. Legation Business: Forms for Oaths 19. Legation Business: Scheldt Dues, 1862-1867

Box 140 Diplomatic Service: Belgian Ministry—Sanford's Drafts: Official and Unofficial, 1861-1869 1. Official: To De Vriere, 1861 2. Official: To Rogier, 1861-1862 3. Official: To Seward, W. H., 1861 4. Official: To Seward, W. H., 1861 5. Official: To Seward, 1862-1864 6. Official: To Thouvenel, 1861 7. Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., undated 8, Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., 186l 9. Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., 1862 10. Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., 1862 11. Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., 1863-1864 12. Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., 1863-1865 13. Unofficial and private: To Seward, W. H., 1866-1869

Box 141 Diplomatic Services Paris Legation—Accounts—Correspondence-Legation Business 1849-- 1854 1. Accounts, 1850-1853 2. Correspondence: Rives, W. C., et al., 1849-1850 3. Correspondence: Rives, W. C., et al., 1851 4. Correspondence: Rives, W. C., et al., 1852 5. Death of Zachary Taylor, July 1850 6. Legation Business, undated 7. Legation Business, 1849-August 1850 8. Legation Business, September-December, 1850 9. Legation Business, January-July, 1851 10. Legation Business, August-December, 185l 11. Legation Business, January-May, 1852 12. Legation Business, June-December, 1852 13. Legation Business, ca. 1852 14. Legation Business, ca. 1852 15. Legation Business, 1853 16. Legation Business, 1854 17. Legation Business, Consular Certification

Box 142 Diplomatic Service: Paris Legation—Legation Business-Memoranda—Sanford's Drafts 1849- 1854 58 1. Legation Business (French), undated 2. Legation Business (French), 1849-1853 3. Memoranda: Letters of Credence, 1849-1850 4. Memoranda: Property of U. S. Legation at Paris 5. Sanford's Drafts: To Clayton, John M., 1849-1850 6. Sanford's Drafts: European Affairs, 1850 7. Sanford's Drafts: Legation Business, 1849 8. Sanford's Drafts: Legation Business, 1850 9. Sanford's Drafts: Legation Business, 1851-1853 10. Sanford's Drafts: Miscellaneous Notes, ca. 1849-1854 11. Sanford's Drafts: Postal Arrangements, United States and France 12. Sanford's Drafts: Postal Convention, United States and France 13. Sanford's Drafts: Requests, etc., 1849-1853 14. Sanford's Drafts: Social Notes, ca. 1849-1854 15. Sanford's Drafts: Social Notes, ca. 1849-1854 16. Sanford's Drafts: Tariff Regulations, 1850

MEMORABILIA

Box 143 Memorabilia 1. Dinner Menus and Seating Arrangements 2. Dinner Menus and Seating Arrangements 3. Dinner Menus and Seating Arrangements 4. Miscellaneous 5. Miscellaneous—On Being Facetious, 1847 6. Photographs and Drawings 7. Stamps

Box 144 Memorabilia 1. Calling Cards, 1861-1891 2. German Address Book, 1848 3. Guest Book, March 28, 1868-May, 1884

MEMORANDA

Box 145 Memoranda: General A - J 1. Affaires Etrangeres—Report of Drouyn De Lhuys, 1853 2. American Geographical and Statistical Society 3. Americans in Europe, 1850-1851 4. Arrangements for Presidential Inaugural, 1861 5. Artillery by Major Borman—Notice 6. Belgium—Members of the Chamber of Deputies, 1862-1864 7. Book Lists 8. Building Plans, 1836, 1870 9. Churches 10. "Dixie"—Origin 11. Early Documents—Facsimiles 12. England and the Southern States, 1880 13. French Recruiting Laws, etc. 14. Geological Survey—Japan, 1874-1875 15. Health 59 16. Jewett's Peace Mission, 1863

Box 146 Memoranda: General L - Z 1. Lists of Correspondents, 1840-1860 2. Marine Department and the Colonies 3. Metric System, 1852 4. Mexico—Printed Jecker Correspondence, 1862-1865 5. Miscellaneous, 1864 6. Music—Charter Oak, etc. 7. Poetry 8. Pollard, F. A. M. 9. Prisons—Annual Report of New York, 1868 10. Race Problems—Mixed Races in West Indies 11. Republic Francaise—Public Instruction Reports, 1852 12. Secretary of Paris Legation—News Items, 1850 13. Stanley, Henry Morton—Testimonial Banquet, 1890 14. Statue Du Marechal Ney, 1853 15 Subscriptions and Contributions—printed data 16. Treaty of Paris—Modification, 1871 17. Travel 18. United States National Debt, 1863 19. United States Sanitary Commission, 1864

NOTICES AND PROGRAMS

Box 147 Notices and Programs: English and French 1. Notices—English and French, undated 2. Notices—English and French, undated 3. Notices—English and French, 1842-1852 4. Notices—English and French, 1853-1869 5. Notices—English and French, 1870-1890 6. Programs—English and French, 1845-1854 7. Programs—English and French, 1861-1889

WRITINGS Box 148 Writings: Henry S. Sanford 1. Diplomatic Services Type of Men Suitable 2. Glaciers 3. History of Universite Francaise to 1806 4. International Law 5. Law and Politics (German) 6. Law, Austrian (German) 7. Law, Constitutions (German) 8. Law, English (German) 9. Law, French (German) 10. Law, German (German) 11. Law, German (German) 12. Law, Marriage, Property et al. 13. Law, Roman 14. Penal Codes 15. Penal Codes—Correspondence 60 16. Proposed Book—The Coup d' Etat and the Empire , 1848-1854 17. System of Education in Germany and France—Notes and rough drafts 18. System of Education, in Germany (German and French)

Box 149 Writings: Articles and Speeches by H. S. Sanford and others 1. American Merchant Marine by R. L. Gibson 2. Central American Question by W. H. Seward 3. Church Work in Mexico by James S. Mackie 4. Emigration: A Debate—Author not given 5. Manumision en Neuvo Granada—Author not given 6. Money by Henry C. Carey 7. President's Address—Author not given 8. Provincia de Barbacoas o' Esmeraldas—Author not given 9. Religious Toleration in Egypt—Author not given 10. Silver is Lawful Money by Thurlow Weed 11. Southern Question by J. E. Bryant 12. Speech Drafts by H. S. Sanford 13. Speech Drafts by H. S. Sanford 14. Tariff Act of March 13, 1861 15, United States Ocean Commerce by W. H. Webb

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NAME INDEX

This index contains only the names of those persons whose correspondence has been filed separately. The figures in parentheses immediately following each name denote the total number of letters for that person; the dates are for the period covered by the letters; and the last numbers given refer to the box in which the material is to be found. Family relationships given are with Henry unless, otherwise stated.

Adams, S. A., (31) 1884, Business Manager, The Florida Journal, 136 Aerts, P. F., (29) 1865-1868, Inventor, 61 Alean, E., (13) 1862, Surveillance agent. 139 Alpenburg, E. I. M., (22) 1880, 53 American Zinc Company, (18) 1868-1870, 16 Amory, Charles, (25) 1874-1891, 46 Amory, E, A., (4) 1888, 46 Anderson, J. H., (10) 1861-1865. U. S. Consul at Hamburg, 114 Anthony, H. B., (233) 1860-1884, Rhode Island Senator, 92, 114 Antoni, Joseph, (2) 1861, Italian agent who contacted Garibaldi, 139 Appleton, John, (12) 1857-1859, Assistant Secretary of State, 34 Arnold, J. S., (19) 1884-1886, 46 Ashbury, James (5) 1888, Agent for Mexican lands, I5 Ashby, Edgar (9), 1876, 46 Aspinwall, Y. H., (6), Merchant with Latin American interests, 42 Astor, William, (12), 1884-1890, 46 Atwood, G. W., (5), 1870-1872, 46

Bailey. H. P., (13), 1887-1888, Big Game Hunter, 24 Bailey, W. S., (7), 1861-1863, U. 3. Purchasing agent, 138 Bancroft, George, (3), 1850-1867, Historian, 111 Banning, W. L., (21), 1864-1866, 63 Baring Brothers, (71), 1850-1869, London Bankers, 16. 138 Barral, Count, (25). 1872-1880, 113 Barringer, D. M., (18), 1850-1853, Minister to Spain, 115 Barthelemy, Saint Hillaire, (23), 1864-1868, French Statesman, 139 Bateman, Chatrobe, (10), 1886-1887, Explorer, 24 Bateman, Jane, (15), 1832-1843, Cousin, 71 Batterson, J. G., (3), 1884, 46 Beaufort, J., Count, (86), 1865-1889, 24, 115 Beckwith, N. M., (106), 1853-1888, Close personal friend, 115 Beecher, H. W., (4), 1863 - 1866, Abolitionist Minister, 115 Beers, Catherine, (86), 1819-1881, Cousin, 71 Beers, Phebe, (2), 1788-1830, distant relative, 71 Bell, James, (5), 1879-1883, U. S. Land Office, 136 Belmont, August, (3), 1861-1863, U. S. Minister to Netherlands, 115 Bemis, George (13), 1868-1871, U. S. Lawyer for Alabama Claims, 115 Beresford, C. Melanie. (45), 1861-1868, Friend of Gertrude, 92 62 Berry, Cornelia and Mary C. (7), 1851-1877, Friends of Mother, 69 Bigelow, John, (89), 1852-1866, Consul at Paris; Minister to France, 115 Billings, Frederick, (11), 1861-1880, President of Railroad, 115 Billings, N., (21), 1851-1858, 115 Binder Freres, (14), 1866-1868, French Coachmaker, 16 Birchall, Henry, (8), 1860, 42 Birney, William, (20), 1850-1855, Lawyer and author, 115 Blackburn, Harriett (8), 1827-1841, Relative, 75 Blaine, James G., (12), 1890, Secretary of State, 24 Blanco, Guzman. (7), 1863-1866, Venezuelan Minister o£ Foreign Relations, 34 Bliss, William, (7), 1858, Shipper, 34 Boardman, C. A., (18), 1880-1886, 46 Bodin, C., (3), 1843, 93 Booth, William L., (50), 1843-1863, Agent for Western lands, 63 Bormann, H., Maj. Gen., (10), 1862-1868, Writer, 115 Bossange, Hector, & Fils, (12), 1854-1856, Shipping Agency, 16 Boulton Sons Company, (3), 1858, Merchants, Caracas, 34 Boulton. W. H., (14). 1853, 115 Boynton, Mary E., (10), 1844-1848, Friend, 93 Bradstreet, P, G., (3), 1873, Business Associate, 17 Brainard, John, (14). 1856-1887, Pastor in Derby, 69. 116 Bregman, W., (11), 1847-1849, German Mining Engineer, 17 Brennan, Ed., (22), 1861, Secret Service Agent, 139 Briots, (15), 1866-1869, French Carriage makers. 16 Brisbane, Albert, (1), 1861, Social reformer, 116 Brown, J. P., (5), 1853, Consul-General; Secretary of Legation, Turkey, 116 Brown, Meil S., (3), 1851-1853, Governor of Tennessee; Minister to Russia, l16 Brown, W. R., (5), 1872, 46 Browne, J. B., (9), 1881, Applicant for Postmaster's job, 136 Brugmann, Georges, (54), 1886-1892, Stockholder, Sanford Exploring Expedition, 24 Brusle, C. A., (5), 1869-1871, 58 Buchanan, James, (2), 1853, Minister to England; U.S. President, 111 Bunch, Robert, (3), 1860-1864, British Consul at Charleston, S. C., l16 Burt, James, (5), 1872, 46

Cage, I. Mann, (32), 1887-1888, 58 Calvert, G. H., (20), 1850-1883, Essayist and Poet, l16 Cambier, (6), 1879-1890, Commander of part of African Expedition, 24 Carter, F. F., (11), 1879-1880, African Explorer, 24 Gary, Helen, (27), 1862-1868, Cousin, 77 Cass, Lewis, (11), 1857-1859, U. S. Secretary of State, 116 Catlin, George, (34), 1863-1870, American Artist, 134 Chase and Company, (23), 1889-1892, Insurance Agents, 47 Chase and Company, (32), 1890-1899, Orange Brokers, 47 Chase. J. P., (4), 1872-1873. 47 Chase, Lawson, (4), 1872, 47 Chase, Philander, Bishop, (9), 1839-1848, Founder of Kenyon College, 75 Chew, R. L., (15), 1859-1870, U.S. Department of State, 116 Chilton, R. S., (104), 1861-1871. U.S. Department of State, l16 Clapp, Henry, (33), 1851-1859. Writer, l16 Clark, A., (11), 1853-1868, Operator of Brevort House, New York, l16 63 Clay, Cassius M., (6), 1861-1866, U.S. Minister to Russia, l16 Clay, J. Randolph, (10), 1859-1869, U.S. Foreign Service, Dieppe, l16 Clowes, John, (7). 1844-1848, Sanford's Professor, l16 Cooke, Jay. (45), 1869-1873, Banker, 63 Cooper, C. P. & J. C., (9), 1884-1885, 136 Corley, H. A., (7), 1873-1884, 47 Cornell, Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas), (8), 1859-1876, Cousin, 71 Cornell, Thomas L., (28), 1870-1887, Congressman New York, 17 Corning, Erastus, (13), 1856-1870, Land owner in Michigan, 63 Cox, S. S., (53), 1861-1889, Congressman Ohio; Minister to Turkey, 117 Coxe, A. C., Rev. (53), 1853-1895, Episcopal Bishop and writer, 117 Crane, G. C., (10), 1861, 42 Craven, T, T., (18), 1864-1865, U. S. Naval Officer, 117 Crawford, A. W., (92), 1861-1870. Consul at Antwerp, 117 Culver, E. D., (48), 1862-1866, Minister -to Venezuela, 34, 39 Curtis, Cornelia (Mrs. Jerusha), (4), 1839, 71 Curtis, William E., (185), 1840-1886, New York Lawyer and friend, 117 Curtiss, E. M., (30), 1865-1865, Clerk at Brussels Legation, 117 Curtiss, Maria Hovey, (Mrs. ELbert), (2), 1821-1825, 71

Daly, C. P., (11), 1855-1884, Pres. American Geographical Society, 24 Dana, Edm. T., (8), 1849-1851, 118 Dana, Richard, (1), 1851, Author, 111 Davis, J. C. Bancroft, (280), 1849-1883, Sec. Legation, Great Britain; Assistant Secretary of State; Minister to Germany, 118 Dayton, William L., (6), 1861-1864, Minister to France, 118 DeBunch, Dolores, (16), Friend, 93 Deby, Julien, (5), 1851-1852, Inventor, 61 Deering, Nathaniel, (6), Author, Editor, 118 DeForest Family, (3), 1831-1832, 51 DeForest, Henry L., (154), 185l-1854, 45 DeHugel, Elizabeth (39), 1865-1869, 92 Demedicis, E. J., (5), 1851-1853, 45 DeMeuter, Leopold, (11), 1864-1859, Tapestry Manufacturer, 134 DeMot, Emile, (9), 1891-1899. French Lawyer, 11 Dennet, C. F., (14). 1850-1852, 118 DeQuatrefagen, (5), 1881-1883, French Representative A, I. A., 24 DeRojas, J. M., and Marquis, See Rojas, 35, 40 DeVaux, Jules, Minister of Leopold II. Filed under Leopold II, 25 DeWinton, F., (9), 1885-1889, Dept. of Interior. Congo Free State, 24 Dibble, S. D., (25), 1859-1866, Business Associate, 63 Dix, J. A., (23), 1858-1850, N. Y, Senator; Minister to France, 118 Dixon. E. S., (5). 1862-1865, 113 Dochez, L. A., (8), 1863-1871, Surveillance agent, 139 Donelson, A, J., (14), 1848-1849, Minister to Prussia, 118 Dow, John M., (21), 1855-1864, 42 Downs, S. A., (22), 1844-1861, Business Associate, I5 Draper and Hagenow, (31), 1869-1858, Shipping agents, 16 Draper, G. H., (26). 1851-1853. Consul at Havre, 119 Draper, Lorenzo, (159), 1849-1864, Father of G. H., 119 Dudley, Thomas A., (26), 1862-1863, Consul at Liverpool, 139 64 Duncan, A., (6), 119 Duncan, W. B., (5), 1851-1863, Banker, 119 Dunphy, William H. & H. A., (33), 1850-1853. Ship Agents, I5 DuPuy, Charles M. (4), 185l. Uncle of Mrs. Sanford, 65 DuPuy, Charles M. Jr.. (1), 1852, 65 DuPuy, Horatio A. (1), 185l, Uncle of Mrs. Sanford, 65 DuPuy, J. F., (9), 1883-1884, 58 DuPuy, N. R., (4), 1870-1871, 58 DuPuy, T. H., (23), 1866-1865, 119 Dwight, Timothy, (1), 1850, President of Yale, 111

Eames, Charles, (15), 1856-1861, U. S. Sec. of State; Minister to Venezuela, 34 Eastman, E. G., (390), 1861-1853, Consul at Queenstown, Ireland, 119 Edmonds, George. (13), 1855-1889, Senator from Vermont, 120 Edwards, Amory, (5). 1856-1858, 43 Egan, D., (4), 1880-1881, U. S. Tax Collector, Florida, 136 Ellsworth, H. W., (4), 1845, Charge D'Affaires, Sweden and Norway, 17 Ely, Abner, (12), 1854-1866, Business agent, I5 Evarts, W. M., (5). 1864-1859, U. S. Attorney General, 120 Everaert, Julie, (68), 1861-1888, Money Lender, 15, 58 Everaert, Polidar, (52), 1878-1891, Notary, 17 Everett, Edward, (4), 1852-1853, U. S. Secretary of State, 120 Everett, H. S., (9), 1875-1888, Secretary of Legation, Berlin, 120

Farragut, D. G., (3), 1867-1868, Tennessee Admiral, 111 Fay, T. S., (45), 1848-1854, Sec. Legation at Berlin; Minister to Berne, 120 Felton, C. C., (3), 1856, Classical Scholar; President of Harvard, 120 Field, Cyrus W., (2), 1860, Promoter of Atlantic Cable, 111 Finegan, Joseph, (10), 1870-1873, 47 Fish, Hamilton, (12), 1856-1879, N.Y. Senator; Sec. of State, 120 Fitzpatrick, Bishop J., (28), 1863-1864, Bishop of Boston, 120 Fleming & Daniels, (6), 1872,-1884, Law Finn, 47' Forbes, J. M., (7), 1863-1884, Business Associate, 120 Forbes, P. S., (25), 1853-1884, Business Associate; Consul at Canton, 120 Forrester, G. B., (30), 1883-1888, 47, 58 Forrestt and Sons, (37), 1886-1889, Shipbuilders, 23 Forsyth, H. D., (42), 1886-1889, 58 Forsyth, John, (1), 1858, Minister to Mexico; Editor, Mobile Register, 17 Foster, Eleazer, (103). 1867-1893, 48 Foster, Lafayette S., (29), 1856-1875, Connecticut Senator, 120 Foster, Martha P., (59), 1862-1884, Wife of Lafayette S. Foster, 93 Foulkrod, J. J., (17), 1882-1890, 48 Fraser & Dill, (10), 1869, Business Firm, 33 Freeman, Horatio, (4), 1860, 42 Frelinghuysen, F. K., (5), 1882-1888, Secretary of State, 24 French, William G., (9), 1839-1841, 75

Garfield, James A., and wife, Lucretia, (10), 1880,1882, U.S. President, 92, 120 Gauchez, Leon, (103), 1862-1865, Business Associate, 17 Gibbs, Nathan P., (2). 1856, Ship Captain employed by Philo Shelton, 34, 39 Gibson, R. L., (3), 1890, Louisiana Senator, 24 65 Gilbert, Martha C., (47). 1842-1873, 71 Gilfillan, James, (17), 1867-1872, Lawyer, 63 Givin, Robert W., & Co., (5), 1884, Insurance, 48 Glave, E. J., (19), 1885-1890, Explorer, 24 Gliddon, G. R., (6), 1857-1860, Engineer, 43 Goddard, William, (6), 1845-1849, 120 Goodrich, Aaron, (478), 1861-1869, Secretary of Belgian Legation, 34, 121 Goodrich, Charles S. G., (60), 1851-1856, Consul at Lyons, 122 Graham, Peter, (1), 1876, Nephew, 71 Grant, L. G. Duff. (5), 1885, 58 Grant, U. S., (1), 1880, General and President of United States, 111 Granville, Earl, (1), 1884, British Minister of Foreign Affairs, 24 Gray Dawes and Company, (70), 1880-1896, Business Firm, 53 Greindl, Baron, (68), 1877-1885, Belgian Representative to Ao I. A., 24 Greeley, Horace, (1), 1851, Journalist, 111 Greely, J. C., (19), 1871-1876, U, S. Tax agent, 136 Grenfell. George, (25), 1887-1891, Baptist Missionary Explorer, 24 Griswold, Whitting, (5). 1840-1842, 75 Gudin, T., (15), 1850-1863, French Painter, 134 Guggenheim, M., (15), 1866-1868, Antique dealer, Venice, 17 Gutierrez, Jacinto, (5), 1857, Venezuelan Minister of Foreign Relations, 34

Haas, J. H. L. de, (75), 1863-1869, Dutch Animal Painter, 134 Haeck, (35), 1864-1867, Inventor, 61 Hahn, Carl, (12), 1863-1864, Agent for British loan to Venezuela, 34 Haigh, Thomas & Emma, (17), 1871, 48 Haines, H. S., (4), 1888, 48 Hale, Charles, (7), 1864-1872. Consul General, Egypt; Asst Sec. of State, 12 Halford, E. M., (47), 1889-1890, Private Secretary of President Harrison, 48 Harrison, T, H., (5). 1876, 58 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, (1), 1853, Author, 111 Hay, John, (9), 1866-1880, Sec. Paris Legation. Charge d’Affaires, Vienna, 12 Healy, Mary, (2), 1843, 71 Hemming, F. H., (1), 1864, Venezuelan Consul-General, London, 34 Henschen, Joseph and W. A., (35), 1871-1873, Swedish Immigrants, 53 Hind, Thomas, (4), 1885-1890, 136 Hoadley, David, (62), 1860-1872, President Panama Railroad Company, 44 Hodge, J. L., (7). 1850-1853, Consul at Marseilles, 122 Hodister, A., (7), 1888-1889, Dept. Interior, Congo Free State, 25 Hoftrigin & Company, (7), 1847-1849, Business agent, 16 Holland, G., (6). 1857-1861, 43 Houston, Donald, (207), 1883-1901, Manager Belair Grove, 48 Howe, Janey, (10), 1846, Friend, 93 Huling, A., (5), 1873, 136 Huggins, T. F., (293), 1884-1891, 49 Hunt. W. H., (8), 1877-1882, Sec, of Navy; Minister to Russia, 122 Hunter, A., (7), 1860-1861, Supt. of Panama Railroad, 44 Hunter, W., (87), 1852-1884, Chief Clerk, Dept. of State, 122 Hutton, James E., and Company, (15), 1886-1888, English Business Firm, 23 Ingersoll, C. J., (7), 1852-1853, Pennsylvania Congressman, 122 Ingersoll, Colin M., (85), 1847-1889, Conn. Congressman; Sec. Russian Leg., 122 66 Ingersoll, Harry. (9). 1851-1855, 122 Ingersoll, R. I., (20), 1847-1865, Conn. Congressman; Minister, Russia, 122 Ingham, C, E., (4), 1886, Commissioner, Congo Free State, 25 Ingraham, James E., (263), 1878-1890, Agent for Sanford Grant, 50 Ivanoff, Adele, (28), 1860-1867, 92

Jacquin, Ch. (13), 1863-1869, Surveillance agent, 139 Janssen, Cam, (9), 1886, Administrator General, Dept. Interior, Congo, 25 Jay, Hamilton, (9), 1881, Postmaster, Jacksonville, Florida, 136 Jeffers, William, (5), 1866-1877, U. S, Naval Officer and Engineer, 43 Jenkins, C. L., (12), 1864-1869, 123 Jenney, J. H., (24), 1860-1861, 42 Jewell, Marshall, (28), 1873-1880, Gov. of Conn; Postmaster General, 123 Jewett, W. C., (3), 1863, Peace Advocate, 123 Johnston, W. E., (5), 1853-1866, M. D., in Paris, 123 Jones, George L., (10), 1865-1880, Publisher, New York Times, 123 Jones, G. W., (28), 1859-1861, Minister to New Granada, 42 Jones, J. P., (9), 1858-1864, 63 Jones, J, R., (10), 1869, Minister to Belgium, Sanford's successor, 123 Jottrand, L., (43), 1861-1876, French Business Associate, 123

Kasson, John A., (58), 1863-1889, Minister to Germany, 25, 123 Kelly, Edmond, (67), 1898-1899, English Lawyer employed for estate, 11 Kerr, J, W., (6), 1851-1857, 123 Kimberly, Dennis, (5), 1852-1854, 123 King Family, (17), 1849-1851, In-laws of Henry Shelton, 76 King, Peter V., (159), 1842-1878, Business Associate and relative, 123 Kirk, J., (6), 1879-1885, Sanford Exploring Expedition. 25 Krupp, Frederick, (11), 1861, Gun Manufacturer, 138

Lambermont, Baron, (51), 1862-1890, Belgian Representative to A. I. A., 25 Lamborn, R. H., (26), 1865-1872, 63 Lang and Delano. (8), 1854-1858, Claimants of Aves Island, 35, 40 Langrand, Count, (11), 1888, Mexican Count, 15 Latrobe, J. B., (29), 1877-1890, President American Branch, A. I. A., 25 Laurent, V., (7), 1890, Stockholder Belgian Anonymous Society, 25 Lawes, M., (91), 1843-1873, English friend, 69, 123 Lawrence, Abbott, (10), 1850-1854, Minister to England, 123 Lawrence, Amory A., (18), 1886-1893, American Business man, 11, 25 Lawrence Amos A., (24), 1880-1886, American Business man, 25 Lawrence T. B., (33), 1850-1869, son of. Abbott, 123 Lawson, Thomas, (3), 1856, New York Lawyer, 355 LeCocq, L., (15), 1883-1886, French Notary, 17 Legat, A., (4), 1887-1888, Dept. Interior, Congo Free State, 25 Leonard, A. W., (20), 1871-1873, 51 Leopold II, By Beyens, (12), 1883-1885, Beyens, Baron, Minister to King, 25 Leopold II, By Baron Borchgrave, (86), King's Minister, 25 Leopold II, By DeVaux, Jules, (36), 1867-1884. King's Minister, 25 Lepke, N. L. (8), 1866, German Art Collector, 134 LeVert, Octavia Walton, (1), 1853, Friend, 113 Levita, Emile, (6), 1886, Member of Firm, Levita and Company, London, 23 67 Levita and Company, (9), 1886, London Firm, 23 Levita, Jules, (796), 1851-1892, Lawyer and Business Associate, 11, 124, 125,. Lewis and Peat, (5), 1886, London Business Firm, 23 Lewis Family, (5), 1784-1841, Relatives, 71 Lillie, Arthur, (2.), 1864-1870, 92 Lincoln, Robert, (2), 1889, Son of Abraham Lincoln, 111 Livingston, J. N., Dr., (15), 1857-1859, Medical Doctor, 43 Long, J. G., (19). 1880-1884, 136 Lovejoy, Betsy Curtis, (1), 1843, Relative, 71 Low, A. A., (94), 1867-1896. Merchant in China trade, 11,125 Low, Annie D. Bedel, (11), 1868-1881, 92 Low, Seth, (16), 1871-1900, President of Columbia University, 11, 125 Low, William G., (15), 1869-1879, New York Lawyer. 11, 125 Luquer, Helen King (Shelton), (23), 1867-1896. Relative, 76

MacDonald, J. A., (6), 1871, 51 Macfarlane, A. W., (159), 1884-1895, Sec. Fla. Land & Colonization Society, 54 McGavock, Randal W., (2), 1852, Tennessean, 111• McHenry, James, (25), 1865-1887, English Business Associate, 63 Mackenzie, G. S., (7). 1881-1884, English Friend, 26 Mackie, James S., (420), 1856-1891, Business Associate, 126 MacKinnon, Sir William, (202), 1879-1892, Scottish Business Associate, 11, 127 McLane, Allan, (4), 1861, 42 McLaughlin, Richard, (9), 1880-1884, President St. John's Railway, Florida, 51 Maes, B., (302), 1883-1890, Bookkeeper and Manager of Oakley Store, 58 Maloney, G. W., (3), 1887-1888, African Explorer, 26 Malou, Jules, (24), 1874-1886, Belgian Senator, 26 Malspine, A., (5), 1863-1865, French Newspaper editor, Opinion Nationale, 139 Mansfield, L, W., (13), 1872-1873 Marcy, W. L., (17), 1854-1857, New York Senator; Sec. of State, 35 Marks, Leopold, (11), 1847-1848, German Businessman, 19 Marks, Lewis, (23), 1847-1848, German Businessman, 19 Marsh, G. P., (21), 1861-1868, Minister to Turkey; Minister to Italy, 128 Mary Augusta, (3), 1841-1842, Distant Relative, 67 Matheson and McMillan, (5), 1876-1879, Business Firm, 51 Mason, J. Y., (10), 1854, Minister to France, 128 Mathieu, Albert, (42), 1860-1869, Consul at Bogotá, 42 Maury, Matthew Fontaine, (1), Naval Officer and Oceanographer, 111 Maxwell, Jo D., (23), 1852-1863, Business Associate, dark Dodge Co., 18 Michelson, C., (14), 1860-1866, 42 Michelson, Carmen, (23), 1860-1866, 93 Millar, John, (7), 1871, 54 Miller, John, (179), 1848-1866, Dispatch Agent, 128 Milliken, R., (75), 1876-1886, 59 Mills, Mary. (13). 1845-1871, Relative, 71 Moncreiff, R. Scott, (22), 1883-1884, London Sec. Fla. Land Company, 54 Montefiore-Levi, (15), 1874-1890, Belgian Capitalist, 26 MoreHouse, Phebe, (18), 1846-1877, Paternal Aunt, 67 Morgan, E, D., (12), 1865-1882, N. Y. Senator; Chmn. Rep. Nat. Committee, 128 Morgan, J. S., Company, (65), 1863-1896, Banking Agents, 16 Morgan, John Tyler, (10), 1884-1890, Alabama Senator, 26 68 Morgan, P. H., (36), 1870-1878, Jurist; Minister to Mexico, 128 Morris, E. J., (11), 1850-1853, Charge D’Affaires, Two Sicilies, 128 Morse, F. H., (18), 1861-1866, Consul at London, 139 Morse. S. F. B., (3), 1868, Inventor, 111 Munroe, John and Company, (108), 1854-1869, Banking Agents, 16, 138 Murphy, J. H., (5), 1888, 59 Murray, W, P., (1), 1868, U. S. Legation, Caracas, 35

Nadal, H., (9), 1863, 35 Nichols, Mary L. Smith, (7), 1818-1847, 72 Notte, C. W., (6), 1886-1888, Sec. Dept. Interior, Congo Free State, 26

Oakes, C. H., (27), 1864-1868, Banker and Business associate, 63 Oppenheim, Abraham, Baron, (37), 1863-1871, German Businessman, 18 Ormes, James M., See Electro Mechanical Development, 16 Otey, James M., (4), 1851-1852, Bishop of Tennessee, 111

Paes, Jose', (1), 1862, President of Venezuela (Exiled), 35 Parminter, W. G., (27), 1884-1890, Explorer, 26 Parra, A., (2), 1889, 35 Paris, Alice, 1869, 135 Patterson. J. W., (11). 1869, 33 Peabody, George, and Company, (7), 1864, London Bankers, 16 Perry, Horatio J., (29). 1850-1865, Sec, of Legation, Madrid, 128 Phelps, Lyman, Rev., (138), 1865-1886, Postmaster of Sanford, Florida, 51 Phelps, Royal, (5), 1850-1857, 35 Phillips, F. E., (9), 1882-1884, President Arthur's Private Secretary, 128 Pierrepont, Edwards, (22), 1854-1883, Lawyer; Minister to England, 128 Polet and Michiels, (16), 1890-1891, Business Firm dealing with Africa, 23 Pollaky, (61), 1861-1862, Secret Service Detective, 139 Prahmann, G., (3), 1848, Shipping Agency, 16 Popelin, Capt. (10), 1880-1881, Commander: of one part of Exploring Exped., 26 Prescott, W. H., (1), Historian, 111 Preston, G. H., (1), 1862, 35 Prince, J. S., (5), 1885-1890, Real Estate Agent, 63 Putnam, J. O., (28), 1863-1881, Consul at Havre, 128

Rabaud, A and S., (67), 1879-1887, French Lawyer, 26 Rani, Frederick, (12), 1850-1854, U. S, Consul at Bordeaux, 129 Ramaeckers, (8), 1880-1881, Explorer, 26 Ramsey, Alexander, (7), 1863-1881, Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator, 129 Rand, F. H., (71), 1887-1895, Gen.- Mgr. Florida Land & Colonization Soc., 54 Randall, Harriet Shelton, (6), 1859-1864, Relative. 72 Rank en, Daniel J., (1), 1890, 26 Reed, Harrison, (32), 1883-1885, Governor of Florida, 136 Renshaw, Luis, (6), 1857-1858, 35 Renson, Armand, (85), 1888-1893, French Notary, 11, 26 Renson, Frantz, (5), 1892-1893, French Lawyer, 11 Renwick, Henry B., (13), 1864-1865, 61 Rhodes, Albert, (19), 1866-1869, Consular Clerk at Liverpool and The Hague, 129 Rice, A. H., (14), 1863-1884, Massachusetts Congressman and Governor, 129 69 Ripley, C. G., (10), 1861, U. S. Purchasing Agent, 138 Ritter and Company, (11), 1865-1869, Antwerp Business Firm, 16 Rives, Amelia, (12), 1853-1863, 113 Rives, J. P., (22), 1851-1861, 113 Rives, W. C., (103), 1849-1860, Virginia Senator; Minister to France, 129, 141 Rives, W. C., Jr., (10), 1848-1851, Attaché, U. S. Legation, Paris, 129 Roberts, Martyn, (32), 1863-1865, Inventor, 61 Rogers, Clara A., (5), 1882, Wife of S. B. Rogers, 59 Rogers, S. B., (315), 1866-1876, Brother-in-law and partner in Oakley, 59 Rojas, Jose M. de. (156), 1857-1890, Fiscal agent; Venezuelan Minister, 35, 40 Rush, Benjamin, (15), 1868-1869, 129 Russell, C. H., (107), 1846-1880, Friend and Business associate, 129 Russell, W. H., (1), 1861, Correspondent of London Times, 111 Sampson and Tappan, 1855-1858, Guano Company, 36, 39 Sanford, Alidan Black, (2), 1869, Cousin, 67 Sanford, Charlotte T., (3), 1859-1861, Aunt, 67 Sanford, Frida, (17), 1878-1892, Daughter, 69, 80 Sanford, Gertrude, (455), 1860-1900, Wife, 11, 80, 88, 91 Sanford, Helena Carola Nancy, "Cara", (4), 1892-1896, Daughter, 69, 80 Sanford, Henry S., Jr., (138), 1868-1891, Son, 68 Sanford, John, (5), 1841-1848, Uncle (Founder of Carpet Company), 67 Sanford, John, (12), 1892-1896, Cousin, Son-in-law; Congressman, 11, 67 Sanford, Nehemiah Curtis, (9), 1823-1840, Father, 69 Sanford, Nelson, (1), 1843, Uncle, 67 Sanford, Nancy Bateman Shelton, (449), 1839-1880, Mother. 69, 70 Sanford, Sarah Caroline, (3), 1838-1844, Cousin, 67 Sanford, Stephen, (31), 1867-1892, Cousin; Father of John (son-in-law), 11,67 Sanford, Mrs. Stephen, (2). 1867-1891, 67 Santana Hermanos and Company, (20), 1859-1863, Caracas Business Firm, 36 Sargent, G. B., (9), 1870-1872, Business Associate in Western lands, 63 Sauchez, J. D., (5), 1860, 52 Sauer, George, (98), 1863-1867, Consul at Brussels, 129 Schermerhorn, W. C., (8), 1859, Owner of Western land, 63 Schofield, Ormes, and Buckley, (84), 1884-1888, Agents for Electro Mechanical Development and Suez Ship Railroad, 16 Schreyer, Adolf, (12). 1864-1865, German Animal Painter, 134 Schuyler. G. S., (18), 1861-1867, U. S. Purchasing agent, 138 Sears, Tina Shelton (22), 1846-1859, Cousin, Daughter of Philo Shelton, 77 Sells and Company, (19), 1884-1888, Business Firm, Commission Merchants, 60 Serrell, W., (10), 1845-1846, Inventor, 61 Seward, F. W., (22), 1864-1881, Secretary and son of William H., 130 Seward, William H., (237), 1856-1872, Governor of New York; Sec. of State, 36, 130 Seward, Anna, (8), 1863-1867, Daughter-in-law of William H., 113 Shackelford, J. M., (1). 1868, 33 Sheldon, Daniel, (1), 1817, Relative, 72 Shelton, Caroline, (21), 1862-1863, Cousin, 72: Shelton, Elizabeth, "Lizzy", (49), 1823-1847, Aunt, 75 Shelton, Edward N., (674), 1830-1886, Uncle and Business associate, 73, 74 Shelton, Mrs. E. N. (Mary Jane DeForest), (10), 1850-1876, 72 Shelton. F. R., (61), 1863-1892, Cousin, 72 Shelton, Mrs. F. R. (T. Thompson), (13). 1878-1892, 72 70 Shelton, Helen King (Mrs. Henry), (218), 1836-1879. Aunt, 76 Shelton, Henry, (47), 1810-1835, Uncle, 76 Shelton, Henry W., (16), 1851-1884, Cousin, Son of Henry, 76 Shelton, Jane DeForest, (29), 1865-1891, Cousin, 72 Shelton, Joseph, (5), 1810-1843, Grandfather (Letters to), 72 Shelton, Mary Ann, (8), 1830-1839. Cousin, 72 Shelton, Philo S., (489), 1822-1872, Uncle and Business associate, 36, 77, 78 Shelton, Philo S., Jr., (8), 1856-1880, Cousin, 77 Shelton, Mrs. Philo S. (Georgiana Albertina Homer), 1836-1869, 77 Shelton, Stephen, (35), 1816-1834, Uncle, 72 Shelton, Thomas, (7), 1831-1834, Great Uncle, 72 Shelton, William, (222), 1851-1882, Cousin, 79 Shelton, Mrs. William (Lucretia), (11), 1864-1882, 79 Shennan, E. B., (15), 1837-1845, Agent for Western lands, 63 Sherman, L. W., (9), 1890-1891, 51 Sherman, W. T., (1), 1883, General, 111 Sigourney, Amelia Louise and Henry, (15), 1854-1866, Friends, 113 Sims, J. Marion, (1), 1872, Famous surgeon, 111 Slidell, Madame, (2), undated, 113 Smith Augustine, (10), 1881-1889, New York Businessman, 131 Smith, George P., (2), 1861-1877, U. S. Purchasing agent, 138 Smith, Gilead A., (185), 1844-1889, Friend and Business associate, 131, 138 Smith, Richard. (17), 1887, Steamship engineer, 27 Smith, Truman, (47), 1849-1877, Connecticut Congressman; N. Y. Lawyer, 131 Squier, E. G., (50), 1852-1859, Charge d’Affaires, Honduras, 43 Stanford, Leland, (1), 1890, Businessman, 111 Stanley, Henry Morton, (48), 1878-1895, African Explorer, 27. 32 Stevens, B. F., (154), 1858-1893, U. S, Dispatch agent and Businessman, 27, 54, 60, 131 Stevens, Henry, (19), 1850-1858, Bibliographer and U. S. Agent, 131, 138 Stewart, D., (74), 1856-1887, Business associate, 131 Stilwell, Thorp, (2), 1868, U. S. Minister to Caracas, 36 Stirling, J. B., (9), 1876-1878, 51 Story, W. W., (2), 1850-1870, Sculptor, Essayist, Poet, 111 Strauch, M. Col., (160), 1878-1888, Secretary General African International Association; President, International Association of Congo, 27 Sturrock, A., (12), 1864-1865, Inventor, 6l Stuart, Middleton, (2), 1868, 33 Sturup, Guillo, (4), 1862-1863, Danish Consul at Caracas., 36 Sumner, Charles, (1), 1866, Massachusetts Senator, 111 Swinburne, A. B., (12), 1886-1888, Explorer in charge of African Station, 27

Talbot, Marshall, (10), 1862, Brussels Legation, 132 Talleyrand, (8), no dates, 113 Taunt, E. H., (86), 1886-1890, U. S. Naval Officer; Commander of Sanford Expd,28 Taunt, Mary E., (7). 1886-1887, Wife of Lt. Taunt, 28 Tellkampf, J. L., (5), 1848-1850, Member of Berlin Chamber of Deputies, 132 Terroll, E. H., (15), 1888-1892, U. 3. Minister to Belgium, 28 Thomas, J. A., (2), 1856, Asst. U. S. Secretary of State, 36 Thompson, G. A., (85), 1880-1888, Stockholder in Florida Land Company, 54 Thys, Albert, Capt. (23), 1886-1891, Stockholder, Belgian Anonymous Soc., 28 Tilton, E. G., (2), 1857, U. S. Navy, 36 Tisdel, W. P., (18), 1885, Explorer and Consul to Congo Free State, 28 71 Toncy, C., (7), 1830-1840, 75 Totten, G. M., (23), 1860-1870, Engineer, Panama Railroad, 44 Torrens, W. T. M., (34), 1863-1869, Member of Parliament, 132. Trafford, E. R., (38), 1882-1886. Gen. Manager, Florida Land Company, 54 Tree, Lambert, (6), 1888-1890, Minister to Belgium, 28 Trescot, W. H., (68), 1853-1889, Asst. Secretary of State, 33, 132 Trippel, Alex, (131), 1863-1872, Business Associate, 18 Tucker, J, W., (14), 1870-1872, 51 Tuckerman, Henry, (25), 1852-1871, Essayist, Critic, Poet, 132 Turl, John and Sons, (11), 1888, Ironworks, 60 Turney. P. W., (12), 1859, 42. 63 Turpin, E. A., (31), 1858-1877, Minister to Caracas, 36

Underwood, W. S., (4), 1863-1864, Consul at Glasgow, 132

Valcke, L., (8), 1886-1890, Dept. of Interior, Congo Free State, 28 Van Baggen, Parker & Dixon, (13), 1848, 16 Van Buren, Martin, (2), 1853, President of United States. Ill Van den Daly, (12), 1890, 28 Van Gogh, H, V., (3), 1865-1867, Artist, 134 Van Halteren, (5), 1886-1889, Notary, 28 Van Ness, W. W., (5), 1871-1872. 136 Vaucleroy, Docteur de, (4), 1890, Anti-Slavery Conference, Brussels, 28 Vesey, W. H., (62), 1851-1864, Consul at Antwerp and Aix-la-Chapelle, 132

Wainwright, B. G., (14). 1851-1861, U. S, Purchasing agent, 138 Walker, J. E., (6), 1887-1888, Naval Officer, 28 Walker, W. M., (18), 1852-1861, Surveillance agent, 132 Waller, Gerald, (24), 1880-1882, London Sec., Florida Land Company, 54 Waller, W., (5), 1879-1881, 28 Walsh, Robert, (23), 1849-1854, U.S. Consul at Paris, 132 Walter, Caroline, (27), 1839-1843. 75 Watson, Alex T., (11), 1851-1869, Second Husband of Helen King Shelton, 76 Wauters, A. J., (22), 1879-1891, Belgian Anonymous Society. 28 Wauters, T., (6), 1887, Belgian Anonymous Society, 28 Webb, W. W., (21), 1859-1879, Surveillance agent, 132 Weber" and Company, (241), 1886-1890, Stockholders, Sanford Expedition, 23 Webster, E. D., (24), 1866-1868, 132 Webster, J. W., (9), 1844-1848, Sanford's Professor, 132 Weed, Harriet, A., (15), 1867-1868, Daughter of Thurlow Weed Weed, Thurlow, (113), 1852-1882, Politician and Newspaperman, 132 Welborne, J. F., (36), 1883-1890, 51 Welles, E. T., (57), 1877-1882, Businessman, Lawyer, 133 Welles, Gideon, (1), 1863, Secretary of Navy, 36 Wells, David A., (8), 1867-1873, Economist, 133 Westcott, J. D., (6), 1857, 36 Whipple, H. B. Bishop, (19), 1865-1892, Bishop of Minnesota, 51, 133 White, A. D., (6), 1879-1890, Minister to Germany, 133 Whitner and Marks, (27), 1870-1872, Mellonville Realty Agents, 51 Whitney, Eli, (1), 1864, Inventor, 111 Wilbur, J. B., Jr., (40), 1850-1861, Asst. Sec. of Legation, Paris, 133 72 Wilkes, Charles, (1). 1863, U. S. Naval Officer, 36 Williams and Swann, (5), 1872-1873, 51 Williams, G. H., (7), 1884-1890, Newspaper Correspondent, 28 Williams, H. L., (10). 1878-1888, Lawyer, 63 Williams, Milo L., (26l), 1860-1890, Agent for Western lands and Oakley, 60 Wilson, B. H, (15), 1865-1868, Consul at Antwerp, 133 Wilson, James, (1), 1867, U. 3. Minister to Caracas, 36 Wilson, John, (42), 1860-1869, Consul at Antwerp, 133 Winthrop. Theodore, (8), 1850-1851, Author, 133 Witt, G. R., (6), 1883-1885, 60 Wood, R. D., (4), 1891, 51 Woods, J. Q. A., (3), 1883-1888, Lawyer, 63 Wright, Edward H., (29), 1850-1888. Sec. of Legation, Russia, 133 Wright, Joseph A., (3), 1866 Minister to Prussia, 133 Wurts, Dundas W., (20), 1869-1870, 133 Wurts, G. W., 1864-1892, Kinsman of Gertrude, 81, 133 Wurts, Martha H., (264), 1857-1869, Aunt of Gertrude, 81 Wurts, W. W. and Anna, (26), 1867-1874, Attached to Paris Legation, 133 Wust, Alen, (31). 1862-1869, Artist, 134

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