Call Number:

MC.950.278

Repository:

Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections

Extent:

0.1 linear ft. (1 folder)

Language:

English

Preferred Citation:

Thomas Hamm Collection of Letters (HC.MC.950.278), Quaker and Special Collections, Haverford College, Haverford, PA.

Date:

1807-08-15-1879-07-20 (inclusive)

Creator:

Cope, Alfred, Kimber, Thomas, 1825-1890, and Cope, Thomas P. (Thomas Pim), 1768-1854

Form:

letters (correspondence) and Correspondence

Abstract:

This collection consists of five letters, donated by Thomas Hamm, written by Quakers around the East Coast of the United States: a majority of who are from Pennsylvania. The first letter is addressed to Susannah B. Habers of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1807 and is from a child of Habers. The second letter, from James to Thomas Kimber in 1820, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, updates Kimbers about James's infant. In the third letter, Alfred Cope, owner of a prominent Philadelphia shipping company, writes to his daughters (addressed to Elizabeth W. Cope) in Chester County, Pennsylvania, about the conditions of his sick father, Thomas Pim Cope. In the fourth letter, addressed to Haverford College Class of 1861 John G. Thomas in 1860, Haverford College alum Frank Richardson requests news of Haverford College, his alma mater, especially after the release of the "Collegian," a publication from the Longian Society, a student group for academic advancement and exploration. In the fifth letter, addressed to the sister and family of M.E. Pim in 1979, Pim discusses sister Jane's "severe suffering spells" and swollen limbs, which Jane attributes to kidney and heart issues.

This collection consists of several letters written by Quakers around the East Coast of the United States: a majority of who are from Pennsylvania.

This collection consists of five letters donated by Thomas Hamm. The first letter is addressed to Susannah B. Habers of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1807 and is from a child of Habers. The second letter, from James to Thomas Kimber in 1820, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, updates Kimbers about James's infant. In the third letter, Alfred Cope, owner of a prominent Philadelphia shipping company, writes to his daughters (addressed to Elizabeth W. Cope) in Chester County, Pennsylvania, about the conditions of his sick father, Thomas Pim Cope. In the fourth letter, addressed to Haverford College Class of 1861 John G. Thomas in 1860, Haverford College alum Frank Richardson requests news of Haverford College, his alma mater, especially after the release of the "Collegian," a publication from the Longian Society, a student group for academic advancement and exploration. In the fifth letter, addressed to the sister and family of M.E. Pim in 1979, Pim discusses sister Jane's "severe suffering spells" and swollen limbs, which Jane attributes to kidney and heart issues.

This collection is arranged chronologically.