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Frances Sausser papers
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Held at: Radnor Historical Society [Contact Us]113 West Beech Tree Lane, Wayne, PA, 19087
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Frances Middleton Hughs was born in Wayne, Delaware County, Pennsylvania in 1882. Her father, William Davis Hughs (1846-1934), owned a tannery in Philadelphia but had deep family roots in the area. Her mother, Kate Frances Corrie, also came from local stock through her maternal lineage. Frances had two sisters and one brother. During their childhood, Wayne was a community centered around two summer hotels, but suburbanization spearheaded by Drexel & Childs soon blossomed.
In 1909 Frances married Wallace N. Smith (1879-1911), son of a property agent for by Drexel & Childs. After Smith's untimely death, Frances worked as a manager at hotels in Mount Airy in Philadelphia and Cape May, New Jersey.
Frances re-married in 1927 to Malcolm Grenville Sausser (1888-1960), whom she knew from her childhood. A World War I veteran, he spent most of his life working for the Philadelphia Electric Company. The couple moved to Haverford and then to Wayne in the late 1930s, living near Frances' sisters. Frances and Malcolm had no children, but she was devoted to her only niece, Elizabeth Katherine Scott (Heilner).
Frances was passionate about her own family genealogy and local history in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Inspired by the historical events of World War II, she decided to organize an historical society in Radnor following the model of the nearby Chester County Historical Society. The first meeting of the Radnor Historical Society was held in 1947. Frances served on the Board of Directors from the time the Society was started until her death.
Frances was involved with the Republican Women, the League of Women Voters, and the Daughters of the American Revolution, although those organizations were not as near to her heart as were the Radnor Historical Society or St. Mary's Episcopal Church, of which Frances was a member along with her sisters. Soon after the deaths of Malcolm, both of her sisters, and her niece, Frances passed away in 1963.
Bibliography:
Dallett, Francis James. "Frances Hughs Sausser (1882-1963): Founder of the Radnor Historical Society." The Bulletin of Radnor Historical Society, volume II, no. 4 (Spring 1964).
This collection includes a large amount of correspondence, 1931-1962, mostly regarding Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research; some family documents from the 19th and 20th centuries; photographs, in the form of cabinet cards and cartes de visite, circa 1865-1900; several notebooks of genealogy research on the Hughs, Sausser, Cash, Leacock, Evans, Davis, and Middleton families; and a smattering of 20th century financial material. The collection documents the life of an early to mid-twentieth century upper-middle class woman, her family genealogy, and the genealogy research process. A detailed inventory of the collection's contents is available on-site.
Summary descriptive information on this collection was compiled in 2012-2014 as part of a project conducted by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania to make better known and more accessible the largely hidden collections of small, primarily volunteer run repositories in the Philadelphia area. The Hidden Collections Initiative for Pennsylvania Small Archival Repositories (HCI-PSAR) was funded by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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Letter to William A. Corrie, 2226 South 21st Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1931 February 15.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from William A. Corrie, 2226 South 21st Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1931 February 28.
Letter to Edward H. Corrie, Reading, Massachusetts, 1937 March 1.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Emily Corrie Kingsbury, 16 Bedford Court, Wilmington, Delaware, 1937 March 22.
Letter from Eleanor Nelson, Department of Records of The Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends of Philadelphia and Vicinity, 1937 April 12.
Letter to Mr. Leonard R. Middleton, 357 Spruce Street, Steelton, Pennsylvania, 1940 January 17.
Letter to Mrs. Henry M. Chance, 224 South 43rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 1.
Letter to Mr. Leonard R. Middleton, 357 Spruce Street, Steelton, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 8.
Letter to Mrs. Henry M. Chance, 224 South 43rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 8.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Lillie Chance, 1940 February 9.
Letter to Mrs. Henry M. Chance, 224 South 43rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 12.
Letter to Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Grand Secretary, Broad and Tolbert Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 17.
Letter to Mr. John E. Baird, 944 County Line Road, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 20.
Letter to Mr. P. Colville Smith, Grand Secretary, Freemasons Hall, Great Queen Street, London, W-C-2, England, 1940 February 20.
Letter to Secretary of Lodge #126, Mr. J. Irwin Jackson, 741 Real Estate Trust Building; Broad and Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 21.
Mrs. Sausser's notes on phone call with John E. Baird, 1940 February 24.
Letter to I. Irwin Jackson, Real Estate Trust Building; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Secretary Rising Star Lodge, 1940 February 26.
Letter to Mr. Matthew Galt, Jr., Grand Secretary, Masonic Temple, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 26.
Leter to Thomas R. Evans, 28 South 4th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 27.
Letter to Thomas E. Baird, Jr., Brought Road and Montgomery, Villa Nora, Phone Bryn Mawr 331, 1940 February 27.
Mrs. Sausser's notes on phone call with Thomas E. Baird, Jr., 1940 February 28.
Letter to Father William B. Steinson, 3914 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 February 29.
Letter to John D. Corrie, 3722 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 March 3.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from The Rectory, 3914 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 March 4.
Letter to The Secretary, Abington Presbyterian Church; 5 York Road, Abington, Pennsylvania, 1940 March 5.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from G.E.W. Bridge, P.G.D, Grand Librarian, Mark Masons Hall, Great Queen Street, London, W.C.2., 1940 March 26.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Dr. George B. Corrie, Optometrist, Corrie Building, 109 East Main Street, Crewe, Virginia, 1940 April 16.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from Abington Presbyterian Church, 1940 April 18.
Letter to Keith McCoy, c/o Mrs. Carolyn McCoy Ames, 720 Gladstone Ave, Bellevue, Maryland, 1940 April 20.
Letter to Mr. Henry Davis, Jr., 713 Redwood, Yeadon, Pennsylvania, 1940 April 23.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Henry Davis, III, Architect, 713 Redwood Ave., Yeadon, Pennsylvania, 1940 May 21.
Letter to Mr. Evans, 1940 May 25.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Henry Davis, III, Architect, 713 Redwood Ave., Yeadon, Pennsylvania, 1940 June 30.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Sue Davis Wright, 1940 July 8.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from GEO. Bruce Corrie, O.D. Optometrist, Corrie Building, 109 Carolina Ave., Crewe, Virginia, 1940 July 11.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Henry W. Davis, Secretary, St. Mary's Church, Hamilton Village, 3916 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1940 December 21.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from L.I. Reichner, 10 East 40th Street, New York City, 1940 December 23.
Letter to Mr. Davis, 1941 January 4.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from C.W. Jared, Pughtown, Pennsylvania, 1941 January 11.
Letter to Mr. Charles H. Bechtel, President Lafayette Cemetery Company, 2010 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1941 March 2.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Mrs. James Edgar (Eleanor) Gibson, 500 West Chilton Ave., Germantown, Pennsylvania, 1941 March 19.
Letter to Mrs. Eleanor Gibson, 1941 March 31.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Bessie Graham, Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Johnson Alumnae Association, 1941 April 1.
Letter to Mr. Franklin Bach, Anselma, Pennsylvania, written by Mr. Dallett on behalf of Mrs. Sausser, 1941 April 9.
Letter to Francis James Dallett, Jr., Esq., 304 North Wayne Ave., Wayne, Pennsylvania from Frankllin Bache, Settle Farm, Conestoga Raod, West Chester, Pennsylvania, R.D.2., 1941 April 13.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Charles H. Bechtel, 2010 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1941 April 19.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Josephine Linn (Mrs. William B. Linn) 6374 Overbrook Ave., Philadelphia, 31, Pennsylvania, 1941 May 7.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from David Barbados, Bishop of Barbados, Bishopscourt, St. Michael 16, Barbados, B.W.I., 1941 August 29.
Letter to Genealogy and History, Box 1717, Washington, D.C., 1941 September 23.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Miss Sarah Henry, Post Office Box 498, West Chester, Pennsylvania, 1941 October 15.
Letter to Mrs. Arthur C. Baugh, 4220 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1941 November 2.
Letter to Mrs. L.C. Walker, 1331 DeKalb Street, Norristown, Pennsylvania, 1941 November 3.
Letter to Mr. Charles E. Benner; 22 East Walnut Lane, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1941 November 9.
Letter to Mr. Frederick B. Tolles, Friends History Library, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, 1941 November 10.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Eleanor Melson, Department of Records of the Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends of Philadelphia and Vicinity Under the Representative Meeting, 300 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1941 November 13.
Letter to Bernice W. Mount, Business Manager, Genealogy and History, Washington, D.C., 1941 November 24.
Letter to Goodspeed's Book Shop, 10 Beacon Street, Boston, Massachusetts, 1941 December 3.
Letter to The Clerk of Worshipful Company of Musicians, London, England, 1941 December 8.
Letter to The Honey Brook Herald, Honey Brook, Pennsylvania, 1941 December 9.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Minister Laurence T. Beers, First Baptist Church, Brandfor and Division Streets, Dover, Delaware, 1941 December 30.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from A.D. Lauria, Clerk, Woodlands Cemetery, Office of the Superintendent, 39th Street and Woodland Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1941 December 31.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from William Winterbottom, Deputy Clerk, The Worshipful Company of Musicians, 1 New Court, Carey Street, London, W.C. 2, 1942 January 22.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from William Winterbottom, Deputy Clerk, The Worshipful Company of Musicians, 1 New Court, Carey Street, London, W.C. 2, 1942 January 29.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from Genealogy and History, Washington, D.C., 1942 March 6.
Letter to William Winterbottom, Esq., Deputy Clerk, The Worshipful Company of Musicians, 1 New Court, Carey Street, London, W.C.2., England, 1942 March 30.
Letter to Mr. C. King-Covell, 72 Washington Street, Newport, Rhode Island, 1942 April 8.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Harwood (?) Darlington, Corresponding Secretary, The Chester County Historical Society, West Chester, Pennsylvania, 1942 May 28.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Mrs. Henry M. Chance, 224 South 43rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1942 June 9.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Lulu Comell (?), 16 Holly...(?) Ave., Douglaston, Long Island, New York, 1942 June 30.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from Mrs. John E. Long, 208 South Topeka Street, El Dorado, Kansas, 1942 July 6.
Letter to Miss Mary Dea Carter, 910 North Oak Street, Danville, Illinois, 1942 July 21.
Letter to Mrs. John E. Long, 208 South Topeka Street, El Dorado, Kansas, 1942 July 21.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Henry Talcott Carpenter, Genealogical Research Bureau, 156 Fifth Avenue, New York, 1942 August 4.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from The Book Farm, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 1942 August 7.
Letter to Mrs. Mary B. Markley, Church Secretary, Abington Presbyterian Church, Abington, Pennsylvania (reply written on original letter), 1942 September 1.
Letter to The Church Secretary, St. Michael's & Zion Lutheran Church, Franklin Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (reply written on original letter), 1942 September 1.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from William King Covell, 72 Washington Street, Newport, Rhode Island, 1942 September 3.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from Leary's Book Store, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1942 September 3.
Letter to The Parish Secretary, St. Paul's P.E. Church, Third Street South of Walnut; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1942 September 8.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Miss Gertrude W. Clay, Secretary to the Executive Director, The Philadelphia Protestant Episcopal City Mission, 225 South 3rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1942 September 9.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Registrar, Diocese of Pennsylvania, Church House, 202 South 19th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1942 September 11.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Mary Dea Carter, 910 Oak Street, Danville, Illinois, 1942 September 24.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Margaret Mary Henrich, Assistant Librarian, Villanova College Library, Villanova, Pennsylvania, 1942 October 12.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Margaret Mary Henrich, Assistant Librarian, Villanova College Library, Villanova, Pennsylvania, 1943 November 10.
Letter to The Minister, Old South Church, Boston, Massachusetts, 1944 February 14.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Edward Redstone, The Public Library of the City of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts, 1944 February 17.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Elsie McCormack, Corresponding Secretary, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 9 Ashburton Place, Boston 8, Massachusetts, 1944 February 17.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Mr. W.B. Schuyler, Secretary, American Catholic Historical Society, 1944 February 22.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Elinor Gregory Metcalf, Librarian, Library of the Boston Athenaeum, 10 1/2 Beacon Street, Boston 8, Massachusetts, 1944 February 24.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Reverend Russell Henry Stafford, Old South Church in Boston, Copley Square, Boston 16, 1944 February 24.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from S.K. Stevens, Executive Secretary, The Pennsylvania Federation of Historical Societies, State Museum Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1944 February 24.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from William H. Pickford, Christ Church, 71st Street and Broadway, New York City, New York, 1944 March 27.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Edna D. Parks, 21 Cordis Street, Wakefield, Massachusetts, 1944 April 27.
Letter to Dr. C.C. Crittenden, Box 1881, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1944 November 24.
Letter (invoice) to The American Association for State and Local History, Box 6101, Washington 4, D.C., 1944 November 28.
Letter to Mr. Clayton Torrence, Corresponding Secretary and Librarian, Virginia Historical Society, Lee House, 707 East Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia, 1944 December 19.
Letter to The Librarian, Virginia State Library, Richmond Virginia, 1944 December 19.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Wilmer L. Hall, State Librarian, Virginia State Library, 1944 December 26.
Letter to Newberry Library, 60 West Walton Ave., Chicago, Illinois, 1945 January 15.
Letter to the Catholic Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, Secretary Elizabeth Daflinger, 3378 Perrysville Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1945 January 15.
Letter to The Newberry Library, 60 West Walton Street, Chicago, Illinois, 1945 January 15.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from The Gilbert Cope Foundation, Box 71, West Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 1945 January 23.
Letter to The Postmaster, Evanston, Illinois, 1945 January 23.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from The Newberry Library, 60 West Walton Street, Chicago 10, 1945 January 23.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from United States Post Office, Evanston, Illinois, 1945 January 29.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Elizabeth Daflinger, Associate Editor, The Pittsburgh Catholic, Magee Building, 336 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1945 February 8.
Letter to Register of Will, Evanston City Hall, 801 Davis Ave., Evanston, Illinois, 1945 February 19.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Mrs. J.A. Johnston, Assistant Secretary, Virginia Historical Society,, Lee House, 707 East Franklin Street, Richmond 19, Virginia, 1945 February 20.
Letter to Cecilia Goodall, Secretary, West Virginia Historical Society, Charleston, West Virginina, 1945 February 22.
Envelope to Mrs. Sausser from Pvt. F.J. Dallett, Jr. 43015250, AGF Replacement Depot, Fort Lawton, Seattle Washington, 1946 May 30.
Letter to The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania, 1946 September 25.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from The Evening Bulletin Answers to Queries, Bulletin Company, Filbert and Juniper Streets, Philadelphia-5, Pennsylvania, 1946 September 28.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Warren A. McCollough, Curator, Independence Hall National Museum, Philadelphia, 1946 October 4.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Mrs. J. Hughes Wilson, 1727 Massachusetts Ave., Apt. 102, N.W., Washington, D.C., 1947 January 7.
Letter to Mrs. J. Hughes Wilson, Apartment 102, 1727 Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, D.C., 1947 February 5.
Letter to Alice B. Doughten, 140 East Central Ave., Moorestown, New Jersey, 1947 February 16.
Letter to Thomas Hargis, 1447 North 29th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1947 February 18.
Letter to Cecilia Goodall, Secretary, West Virginia Historical Society, Charleston, West Virginina, 1947 March 4.
Envelope to Mrs. Sausser from E.W. Cody, 413 Ridout Street, North, London, Ontario, Canada, 1947 March 6.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from C.J. Carrier, Rare and Out of Print Books, Bridgewater, Virginia, 1947 March 7.
Letter to Miss Eleanor S. Wilby, Librarian, Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, 205 University of Cincinnati, Library Building, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1947 March 10.
Letter to Mr. Thomas A. Knight, Secretary, Western Reserve Early Settlers Association, 229 The Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio, 1947 March 10.
Letter to Mrs. Ella M. Cash, 1527 Sillers Street, Frankford, Pennsylvania, 1947 March 10.
Postcard to Mrs. Sausser from W.H. Miller, 808 Ninth Street, N.W., Washington 1, D.C., 1947 March 10.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Virginia C. Hall, Director, Historical and Philosophical Soceity of Ohio, University of Cincinnati Library Building, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1947 March 13.
Letter to Benjamin M. Newbold, Jr., 4523 North Smedley Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1947 March 22.
Letter to C.G.M. (O), 1947 March 22.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Miss Eleanor S. Wilby, 2542 Moorman Avenue, Cincinnati 6, Ohio, 1947 March 22.
Letter to Allan Dodge, P.O. Box 71, Media, Pennsylvania, 1952 January 28.
Letter to Assistant Postmaster-General, Bureau of Finance, Washington, D.C., 1952 January 28.
Envelope to Mrs. Sausser from Miss Grace Roberts, 210 Windermere Ave., Wayne, Pennsylvania, 1952 April 15.
Letter to Recorder of Deeds, Court House, Greenville, Dark County, Ohio, 1954 November 26.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Virgie M. Rak, P.O, Box 545, Wilmington, Ohio, 1961 April 25.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Jim(?), 1962 September 30.
A letter for Malcolm story of a fox called Reynard.
For Malcolm about the old fox and the pussy cat.
Letter to Grandpa's Jack Boy Malcolm Sausser.
Letter to Mrs. Kingsbury.
Letter to Mrs. Parks.
Letter to Mrs. Sausser from Harwood (?) Darlington, Corresponding Secretary, The Chester County Historical Society, West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Letter to The Bureau of Vital Statistics; City Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Letter to The Clerk of Worshipful Company of Musicians, London, England.
Letter to W.H. Miller, 808 Ninth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. & C.J. Carrier, Bridgwater, Virginia & Francis Edwards, Ltd., 83 Mary Lebone High Street, London, W.1. England & Argosy Book Stores, 114 East 59th Street, New York, New York.
Letter to William Winterbottom, Deputy Clerk, The Worshipful Company of Musicians, 1 New Court, Carey Street, London, W.C. 2.
Story for Malcolm Sausser about a bear and some cows.
Owen Hughes and Eliza Middleton Davis marriage certificate, 1846 February 4.
William D. Hughs and Kate F. Corrie (Mrs. Sausser's parents - handwritten note on back) marriage certificate, 1871 October 25.
Wedding invitation, Ceremony card, At Home card, Letter to Elizabeth from E.B. Wilford, 1417 North Broad Street (dated February 22), 1897 May 5.
Fredrick John Jiggens and Mary Middleton Hughes marriage certificate, 1902 March 17.
Obituary - "Death of Wallace N. Smith", 1911.
In Memoriam, 1912 February 28.
The Birmingham Ledger, "Dr. R.W. Boland Dies at El Paso; Pioneer Citizen, Founder and President of Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company, 1917 April 10.
Obituary - "Deaths and Funerals, Dr. R.W. Boland Dies at El Paso, Pioneer Citizen of Birmingham Succumbs to Paralytic Stroke", 1917 April 11.
Obituary - "Dr. R.W. Boland Dead of Apoplexy in El Paso, Texas, Retired Manufacturer Had Just Started on Pleasure Trip to California, Sold Interest in Plant in February, Organized Birmingham Machine and Foundry Company in Early Eighties and Built Up Big Foreign Business", 1917 April 11.
Obituary - "Dr. R.W. Boland Dead", 1917 April 11.
The Louisiana Planter and Sugar Manufacturer, "Dr. Richard W. Boland", 1917 May 5.
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin - Obituaries for Murdoch Kendrick, 1926 January 27.
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin - Obituaries for Murdoch Kendrick, 1926 January 27.
Willaim F. Laycock obituary from the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 1941 June 9.
Death Certificate of Sarah Evans, 1941 August 6.
Death Certificate of Frances Corrie, 1941 October 21.
Franklin Bacche Huntington obituary, 1947 March 10.
"Dr. Boland's Will Probated".
Dr. George Milliken Obituary.
Estate of Peter Evans, deceased 1826 (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Evans births (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Evans deaths (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Evans marriages (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Hewes births (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania - 2 copies).
Last will and testament of Jeffrey Clerk (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Last will and testament of Rebecca Davis (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Leacock births deaths marriages (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Leacock births deaths marriages (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Middleton-Davis-Hughes bible (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Middleton-Davis-Hughes bible (Microfilm print from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania).
Obituaries for Robert L McCalley and Naomi E. Williams.
Obituary - "Edwin Chance, Executive Dies, Was President of Engineering Firm".
The children of John and Hannah Davis.
Honey Brook Herald, "Have You An Ancestor Listed In Honey Brook In Year 1830?", 1941 January 30.
Honey Brook Herald, "Have You An Ancestor Listed In Honey Brook In Year 1830?", 1941 January 30.
Honey Brook Herald, "Have You An Ancestor Listed In Honey Brook In Year 1830?", 1941 January 30.
Honey Brook Herald, Chester County Wills, 1941 January 30.
Honey Brook Herald, Data Submitted, 1941 January 30.
Honey Brook Herald, Davis, 1941 March 13.
Honey Brook Herald, "Taxed in 1769", 1941 March 20.
Honey Brook Herald, Davis, 1941 March 20.
Honey Brook Herald, Evans, 1941 March 20.
Honey Brook Herald, Data Wanted, 1941 April 3.
Honey Brook Herald, Bowen-M.G.S.-Pa., 1941 April 17.
Honey Brook Herald, "Record of Burials (From the files of the Chester County Historical Society)", 1941 August 14.
List of Internments and Disinterments Made in the North Half of Lot No. 339 Section L in North Laurel Hill Cemetery.
List of Surnames.
Long Island Genealogies - Compiled by Mary Powell Burker, Joel Munselli sons, publishers, Albany, NY 1895.
Marriage records from St. Michael's and Zion Lutheran Church, Philadelphia.
Marriages at St. George's Church, Hanover Square, London from index at Society of Genealogy.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's genealogy research notes.
Mrs. Sausser's The Scribble-In Book.
Sausser coat of arms.
Sausser women information.
The Descendants of William Hewes.
William Davis death.
C. Edwin Tower, 1911 May 16.
Thomas Carter, 1898 January 1.
Francis Middleton Hughes, 1891 October 1.
Richard W. Boland, 1878 February 17.
Hughes male, 1866 March 1.
Husband of Emma Lorens.
J. Banard Hughs.
Kate Frances Corrie and William Davis Hughs.
Mary Middleton Hughs.
Mary Middleton Hughs.
Unidentified group of eighteen people.
Unidentified man.
Unidentified woman - Mary Middleton Hughs(?).
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society membership card, 1865 May 7.
Receipt form, 1890 March 18.
The Suburban, "Wayne of Fifty Years Ago Described by Members of One of Oldest Families, 1895 October 24.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, "Bishop Sherril Takes Oath as Episcopal Head" by Reverend Dr. Robert O. Kevin, 1931 December 4.
Bethlehem Steel Corporation, quarterly dividend check paperwork, 1947 January 15.
New York Herald Tribune, Sunday, Advertising Field by Joseph Kaselow, 1955 January 1.
The Atlantic Refining Company, quarterly dividend check paperwork, 1955 March 6.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine, "Confident Living, True Inner Peace" by Norma Vincent Peale, 1955 December 15.
"Today's Anniversaries", 1958 February 2.
Blank notecard and envelope.
Nuns' phone number.
Old Clocks and Their Makers.
Wedding announcement - Margaret Lowry Arnsparger.