<p>Series A Box # 1</p><p>Rogers Family</p><p>Sub-Series #1 – Family History</p><p>Folder #:</p><p>1. Cushman, Robert - Descendants of 1580 – 1625</p><p>2. Warren, Richard - Descendants of - 1628</p><p>3. Delano, Philip - Descendants of 1602 – 1681</p><p>4. Rogers, Thomas - Descendants of - 1712/13</p><p>5. Gifford, Elihu - Descendants of - 1816</p><p>6. Benjamin Family (Enrico Caruso)</p><p>7. Rogers Family Genealogies</p><p>8. Rogers, Henry Huttleston – Family of</p><p>9. Rogers, Anne Engle (Benjamin) 1865 – 1924</p><p>10. Rogers, Cara Leland (Broughton) 1867 – 1939</p><p>11. Rogers, Mary (Mai) Huttleston (Coe) 1875 – 1924</p><p>12. Rogers, Henry Huttleston Jr. 1879 – 1935</p><p>13. The Huttleston Family</p><p>1 Series A Box # 1</p><p>Rogers Family</p><p>Sub-Series # 2 – Henry Huttleston Rogers</p><p>Folder #:</p><p>1. Rogers, Henry Huttleson Portrait</p><p>2. Rogers, Henry Huttleston 1/29/1840 – 5/19/1909</p><p>3. “Henry Huttleston Rogers: Portrait of a Capitalist” “Henry Huttleston Rogers & Mark Twain” by Earl J. Diaz H.H. Rogers & Mark Twain: Portrait of a Friendship</p><p>4. Rogers, H.H. Birthplace</p><p>5. Rogers, Listing in New Bedford and Fairhaven Directory 1903</p><p>6. Rogers, H.H. and Bernard, Father Stanislaus</p><p>7. Article about 1/14/1906</p><p>8. Description of, by Thomas W. Lawson, 1905</p><p>9. Marriage Certificate: H.H. Rogers & Abbie Gifford 1862</p><p>10. Obituary</p><p>11. Obituary – Emilie H. Rogers</p><p>12. Baggage Master 1861</p><p>13. Sermon, Rogers Sunday 6/7/1970</p><p>14. Essay, “Journey to the Homes of Great Business Men”</p><p>15. Co-Partnership w/Charles Pratt & Horace A. Pratt 1874</p><p>16. Coe, Mai Rogers: Trustee of H.H. Rogers Will</p><p>17. Mark Twain: “He Created Panic on the Stock Exchange” Mark Twain: Dinner at Delmonico’s 12/5/1905</p><p>18. Yacht “Kanawha”</p><p>2 Sub-Series # 2 – Henry Huttleston Rogers Continued</p><p>Folder #:</p><p>19. Tanker “H.H. Rogers”</p><p>20. “Henry Huttleson Rogers” essay by Susan Jackson 1962</p><p>21. Evaluation on the 150th Anniversary of his Birth, by Earl J. Diaz</p><p>22. Atlas Tack Company</p><p>23. Keller, Helen, Tribute to Rogers 1909</p><p>24. “Memories of Henry Huttleson Rogers” by Thomas A. Tripp</p><p>25. Huddleston, Virginia</p><p>26. Rogers, H.H. – Health News</p><p>27. Rogers, H.H. – Travel News</p><p>28. Rogers, H.H. – Society News</p><p>29. Rogers, H.H. – Political Views</p><p>30. Rogers, H.H. – Death and Funeral News</p><p>31. Rogers, H.H. – Will, News</p><p>3 Series A Box # 1</p><p>Rogers Family</p><p>Sub-Series # 3 – Wills, Trusts & Estates</p><p>Folder #:</p><p>1. Rogers, H.H. Sr. – Last Will and Testament 5/7/1907</p><p>4 Series A Box # 2 Rogers Family</p><p>Sub-Series # 3 – Wills, Trusts & Estates</p><p>Rogers, H.H. Sr. – Account of Proceedings Exhibits A-P (Bound Volume)</p><p>Folder #:</p><p>1. Rogers, H.H. Sr. – Trust of U/W of, For Lady Fairhaven</p><p>2. “ “ Jr. – Judicial Settlement - H.H. Rogers Sr.</p><p>3. “ Millicent – Estate of</p><p>5 Series A Box # 1 Rogers Family</p><p>Sub-Series # 4 –Family & Friends </p><p>Folder #:</p><p>1. Mrs. Wallis Howe</p><p>2. Benjamin, George Hilliard – Obituary 1927</p><p>3. “ , William Evarts 1859 – 1940</p><p>4. “ , Anne Rogers 1865 - 1924</p><p>5. “ , Beatrice 1889 – 1956</p><p>6. “ , Gloria Caruso Murray</p><p>7. Pratt, Dallas Benjamin – Obituary 1914 – 1994</p><p>8. “ “ - American Museum in Britain</p><p>9. Benjamin, Henry Rogers 1892 – 1967</p><p>10. Cromwell, Germaine, Widow of Henry R. Benjamin</p><p>11. Broughton, Cara Rogers 1867 – 1939</p><p>12. Broughton, Urban Hanlon 1857-1929</p><p>13. Urban Hanlon & Cara Rogers Broughton</p><p>14. Broughton, Henry Rogers – photos removed - 1900</p><p>15. “ , Urban Huttleston 1896 – 1966</p><p>16. Holy Trinity Church Western Chapels Dedication 1952</p><p>17. Anglesey Abbey, Cambridgeshire</p><p>18. “Windsor Castle Through Three Centuries” – The Fairhaven Collection</p><p>6 Series A – Sub-Series 4 – Box # 1 – Continued</p><p>Folder#:</p><p>19. Rogers, Abbie Palmer Gifford 1841-1894</p><p>20. Rogers, Henry H. Jr. 1879 – 1935</p><p>21. “ “ - Family of “Port of Missing Men”</p><p>22. “The Country House of Henry H. Rogers Jr.” 1916</p><p>23. Rogers, Mary Benjamin</p><p>24. “ , Pauline Dresser Van Der Voort</p><p>25. Rogers, Mary Eldredge</p><p>26. “ , Mary Millicent Abigale 1902 – 1953</p><p>27. “ “ - Obituary, Estate</p><p>28. Salm-Hoogstraeten, Peter Anthony 1925 – 1994</p><p>29. Ramos, Mr. & Mrs Paul Arturo Peralta-Ramos - Obituary 1902 – 1992</p><p>30. Rogers, Henry H. III 1909 – 1948</p><p>31 . Research, Rogers Papers in Millicent Library</p><p>32. Twain, Mark</p><p>7 Series A Box # 1 Rogers Family</p><p>Sub-Series # 5 – Fairhaven, Massachusetts</p><p>Folder #:</p><p>1. Gifford, Henry - Artist</p><p>2. Town of Fairhaven</p><p>3. Summer Home of H.H. Rogers</p><p>4. Fairhaven, Cotton Mill</p><p>5. Japanese Friendship</p><p>6. Fort Phoenix</p><p>7. Fairhaven, Gifts of H.H. Rogers</p><p>8. Fairhaven, H.H. Rogers Memorial Dedication January 1, 1912</p><p>9. Memorial Church: Rogers Memorial Fund 1904 - 1914</p><p>10. “ “ 1915 – 1919</p><p>11. Unitarian Church 1955 – 1969</p><p>12. Fairhaven- Unitarian Memorial Church-Welcome Guide</p><p>13. Fairhaven, Millicent Library 1891-1913</p><p>14. Fairhaven, Millicent Library Centennial 1993</p><p>15. Fairhaven, Millicent Library Guided Tour 1998</p><p>16. Millicent Library: Trustee Meeting 1957</p><p>17. “ : Financing of Expansion</p><p>18. “ : Gifts to 1963 – 1965</p><p>19. “ : Plans of Additions & Renovation 1960</p><p>8 Sub-Series # 5 – Fairhaven, Massachusetts Con’t Folder #:</p><p>20. “ : Ground Breaking & Dedication 1967 – 1968</p><p>21. Fairhaven, Millicent Library Renovations to 1990’s</p><p>22. Fairhaven, Millicent Library and Water Company 1948</p><p>23. Fairhaven, Millicent Library and Window</p><p>24. Librarian, Miss Rita Steele – Obituary 1985</p><p>25. Riverside Cemetery</p><p>26. “ : Rogers Mausoleum</p><p>27. Moving the Beech Trees 1915</p><p>28. The Fairhaven High School rescue 1994</p><p>29. “ “ : Room #7 1995</p><p>30. “ “ : 1998</p><p>31. Fairhaven: Rogers Plot-Ownership of 2005</p><p>9</p>