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Anna Wharton Wood collection
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Held at: Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections [Contact Us]370 Lancaster Ave, Haverford, PA 19041
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Anna Wharton Wood (1864-1945) daughter of Benjamin Rapier Smith and Esther Fisher Wharton m. Henry A. Wood. She was active in the Quaker Meeting in Cambridge, Ma.
Miscellaneous papers reflecting the religious and social interests of Friends of the period. Included are the following papers: Extracts from a journal, 1809, of a tour to Tunesassa and Cattaraugus by William Allinson, giving interesting details of travel and life among Indigenous Americans, reservations on the Allegheny River [Seneca Nation?], and the prehistoric remains of a people who lived in this area more than 2000 years ago; letters of William Logan, Samuel Emlen, Samuel Fothergill, and John Pemberton; a petition by English Friends to Governor Shirley, 1741; epistles; testimonies; "A plan for some slave utopia" / George Dillwyn (fragile), and other miscellaneous material on Quakerism.
Presented by Anna Wharton Wood, 1940
People
- Wood, Anna Wharton Smith
- Allinson, William, 1766-1841
- Emlen, Samuel
- Fothergill, Samuel
- Logan, William, 1718-1776
- Pemberton, John, 1727-1795
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- Haverford College Quaker & Special Collections
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The collection is open to research use.
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Standard Federal Copyright Law apply (U.S. Title 17)