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Appendix 5. Microfilmed Materials Not in Stiles Papers. Ezra Stiles Papers Appendix 5. Microfilmed Materials Not in Stiles Papers This list contains brief descriptions of materials in Yale repositories relating to Ezra Stiles that are not located in the Stiles Papers but were included in the 1978 microfilm edition of the Papers. Locations of originals include collections held by the Beinecke Library, Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives, and unidentified locations. Generally, descriptions and locations of originals are recorded as found on reference folders and microfilm targets removed from the Stiles Papers and discarded during processing in 2018. This list may be incomplete, and information identifying repositories, collections, and call numbers may be abbreviated or incomplete. Descriptions and locations of originals have not been verified. This list is organized by series, and files are in order as found in each series in the microfilm edition. Microfilm item numbers are recorded for items filmed as part of the Miscellaneous Volumes and Papers Series (MVP #) and the Sermons Series (SER #). Series I. Correspondence Baldwin, Simeon. To ES, 1782 October Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Baldwin, Simeon. To George W. Prescott, 1804 December 17 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Benedict, Thomas. From ES, 1791 July 28 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Benedict, Thomas. To ES, 1791 August 1 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Broome, John (1738-1810). To James Hillhouse, 1789 March 27 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Congregational Church (Medway, Ga.). To ES, 1785 July 23 Yale College Records Ely, Zebulon. To Yale College Corporation, 1781 November 2 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Everitt, Daniel. To Judah Champion, 1787 September 1 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Greene, Nathanael (1742-1786). From ES, 1783 February 25 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale MS Stokes Griswold, Matthew (1714-1799). From ES, 1788 November 3 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives W. G. Lane Collection Hillhouse, James (1754-1832) (Yale 1773). From ES, 1782 September 13 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hillhouse Family Holmes, Abiel (1763-1837) (Yale 1783). To ES and others, 1791 September 13 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale MSS H Huntington, Enoch (1739-1809). From ES, 1789 October 29 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Betts Autograph Collection Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826). From ES, 1790 August 27 Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Benjamin Franklin Collection GEN MSS 1457 Law, Richard. From ES, 1779 November 30 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives W. G. Lane Collection Meigs, Josiah (1757-1822) (Yale 1778). To Benjamin Trumbull, 1795 June 22 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Trumbull, B Morse, Jedediah (1761-1826) (Yale 1783). To Richard Price, 1789 January 30 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Morse Family Morse, Jedediah (1761-1826) (Yale 1783). From ES, 1794 February 18 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Morse Family Morse, Jedediah (1761-1826) (Yale 1783). From ES, 1795 April 7 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Morse Family Mumford, Thomas. From ES, 1785 March 14 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Betts Autograph Collection Prescott, George W. To Simeon Baldwin, 1804 November 15 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Price, Richard (1723-1791). From ES, 1789 January 18 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Morse Family Rogers, William (1751-1824). To ES, 1790 November 9 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Rogers, William (1751-1824). To ES, 1790 November 24 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Rogers, William (1751-1824). To ES, 1791 July 11 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Baldwin Saltonstall, Dudley. From ES, 1791 March 15 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Misc MS Saltonstall Family Sherman, Roger (1721-1793). To ES, 1784 May 11 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Roger Sherman Collection. MS No. 447, box 1, folder 11 Stiles, Elizabeth (1758-1795). To James Hillhouse, 1781 September 12 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale MSS Misc Storrs, Richard Salter. From ES, 1786 June 24 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Betts Autograph Collection Swift, Job. To Yale College Corporation, 1786 September 7 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Wales, Samuel (1748-1794) (Yale 1767). To Benjamin Trumbull, 1782 March 22 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Hist MSS Trumbull, B Wales, Samuel (1748-1794) (Yale 1767). To Yale College Corporation, 1782 May 15 Yale College Records Webster, Pelatiah (1726-1795) (Yale 1746). To ES, 1747 May 14 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale MSS Stokes Williams, Samuel (1743-1817) (Harvard 1761). To ES, 1787 February 26 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale MSS Stokes Series V. Miscellaneous Volumes and Papers Edward Taylor (1642-1729) (Harvard 1671). Extracts from John Webster's Metallographia (MVP #21), undated Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Edward Taylor Collection GEN MSS 1476 Edward Taylor (1642-1729) (Harvard 1671). Commonplace book (MVP #22), undated Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Edward Taylor Collection GEN MSS 1476 Isaac Stiles (1697-1760) (Yale 1722). Records of the Congregational Church (North Haven, Conn.) (MVP #35), 1742 July 20 Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Ms Vault North Haven Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746), Alexander Phelps, and William Russel. Confession of faith (MVP #76A), 1749 May 25 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp81 Isaac Stiles (1697-1760) (Yale 1722). The Character and Duty of Soldiers Illustrated in a Sermon (MVP #161), 1755 Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library Cb 14 25t Connecticut Gazette. Number 28, 1755 October 18 (MVP #164) Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer HST 250A Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746) and others. Copies of documents concerning revision of the Yale College charter (MVP #720), 1777 July 9-1778 February 11 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp1 Yale College (1718-1887). Catalogus eorum qui in Collegio-Yalensis, 1778 (MVP #726A) Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yb21 A1 1778-1790 Jeremiah Atwater. Bill to Yale Corporation (MVP #731), 1778 May 25 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp3 Amos Hotchkiss. Bill to Yale Corporation (MVP #735), 1778 July 7 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp5 Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Confession of faith (MVP #737), 1778 July 8 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp7 [John Trumbull?]. Receipt for Ezra Stiles's salary (MVP #748), 1778 September 9 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 23A [Elizur Goodrich?]. Payment order on behalf of Yale Corporation (MVP #749), 1778 September 10 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp15 Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Receipt (MVP #757), 1779 March 3 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 27A Chauncey Goodrich. Confession of faith (MVP #763), 1779 October 25 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp16 Elizur Goodrich. Payment order on behalf of Yale Corporation (MVP #764), 1779 December 14 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 28A Elizur Goodrich. Payment order on behalf of Yale Corporation (MVP #765), 1779 December 14 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 28A Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Notes on the cost of provisions (MVP #766), 1779 December Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 28B Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Receipt (MVP #771), 1780 April 5 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 29A Jeremiah Atwater. Bills to members of the Yale community (MVP #776), 1780 September 6 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp18 Isaac Doolittle. Bill for repair of Yale College apparatus (MVP #777), 1780 September 11 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer Yp19 Elizur Goodrich. Lease of Yale College lands: Gideon Hotchkiss, Jr. (MVP #778), 1780 September 13 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yp12 Elizur Goodrich. Lease of Yale College lands: Gideon Hotchkiss, Jr. (MVP #779), 1780 September 13 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yp13 Unidentified author. Lease of Yale College lands: Pabody Grenall (MVP #780), 1780 September 13 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yp14 Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Receipt (MVP #784), 1780 November 18 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 29B Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Receipt (MVP #786), 1780 December 5 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 29C Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Receipt (MVP #787), 1780 December 29 Yale University Library Manuscripts and Archives Yale Treasurer FIN 29D Ezra Stiles (1727-1795) (Yale 1746). Confession of faith of the Yale College
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