Journal of the life and travels of Edward Andrews copies by Caleb Raper, 1730. Original and photocopy. Gift of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1975

Journal of trip from Philadelphia to Friendsville

A journey to the Northwestern Territory. 23 pages, author unknown but home was at Ellicotts Mills, Maryland

AMs of an anonymous Friend, living in Delaware County, Pa. Primarily observations of the weather and notations on farm tasks completed. Gift of Media Monthly Meeting

The Defense of Abel Thomas accompanied by his Friend James Thomas...on a Religious Visit to Friends of New Jersey and New York Governments...1778.A. Ms. account of his religious visit and copy of the passport granted after the defense. Transcribed from a copy taken in Philadelphia 10mo 2nd 1778 by Nathan Cleaver. Gift of Kim Brown, Acc. 2014.039.

Begins I am this day 25 years of age.

AMs. Written by a Baltimore Friend. Describes sessions of New England Yearly Meeting dealing with the problem of the Separation. Also description of Newport, Rhode Island. 8 pp Gift of Bliss Forbush.

Journal of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting

Diary, 1855-1870, of a Philadelphia Hicksite woman, daughter of Joseph and Sarah (Shaw) Truman, and niece of the Hicksite minister, George Truman. Entries for 1870 include mention of Lucretia Mott and account of Yearly Meeting that includes discussion of birth control.

Journal of trip to Niagara Falls. 12 pages

Diary of religious visit to Charleston, (S.C.?). AMs concerned with Friends enslaving people.

Diary of a Quaker woman of southern Montgomery County, Pa. - possibly Abington Monthly Meeting. Mention of attending monthly, quarterly, and yearly meetings, students from Carlisle Indian School, and many local Quaker families including Tomlinson, Lippincott, Wood, Mather, Stackhouse. Source unknown, author unknown.

3 AMss, copied after her death, and all appear to postdate its first publication inf 1744. See FHL printed editions 1807-1994. Copy 1: AMs by Abigail Mott, 1784-85,also includes an essay by Aaron Ashbridge, husband of Elizabeth Ashbridge, which is included in the published version. Copy 2: dated 1781, does not include essay. Copy 3: Incomplete, pp 31-63, telling of her conversion to Quakerism and includes part of the essay.

AMs , Diary of a visit to Washington, D.C., July 1864, and journal entries April 1864 to September 1865. Entries in 1865 concern end of the War and death of Lincoln. Gift of Helen Bacon, 1964.

Four volumes, 1802-24; 1824-40; 1841-55; 1856-69. Memoranda including remarks on Civil War and Lincoln, 1861-66.

[Report of George Ellicott and Gerard T. Hopkins] 10th, 15th, 1804, at a meeting of the Committee on Indian Concerns

AMs , describing New York Yearly Meeting at Hester Street, 1824, with visits from prominent ministers (with typed transcript). Also account of her mother's death in 1826 and draft (?) of letter concerning her two brothers, Nathan and David, who had not been in contact for many years. She was born under Rahway-Plainfield, and then the family moved to Farmington MM and subsequently Rochester MM. Gift of NYYM, 1997

Journal of a Quaker, journey between Dublin-Philadelphia-Salem-Cork. Typed transcript and photocopy.

Photocopy. Original in collections of NY Historical Society. Gift of NYYM, 1997

A spiritual diary, Philadelphia. MS copy made by James Bringhurst. 60 pp.

AMss, journals of religious visits throughout the colonies that bear witness to his testimony against slavery and war. Also an autobiography. Brown was a recorded minister of Nottingham, Pa. Gift of PYM, 1975

Samuel Bunting of Darby, Pa. Collection of 18 AMss volumes and commonplace book with detailed entries. A small volume "Humble Life from 1810 to 1823 both included" which contains early memories written in 1846 was transcribed in 2016. Typed copy, not edited, stored with original and second copy in PG 7.

Mary Roberts Calhoun was the granddaughter of Emmor Roberts (1831-1908) and Martha Lippincott Roberts (d. 1918.) Emmor served on the Swarthmore College Board of Managers, and many generations of the family attended Swarthmore College. Mary Calhoun (1907-1985) was the daughter of Horace Roberts (1868-1937) and his second wife She and her husband were both Swarthmore College Class of 1929. Emmor's wife, Martha Roberts, helped Horace at home with his young children, and Mary knew her grandparents well and their home.

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Compiled by Samuel Clark, husband. Contains reflections on events in Philadelphia, Pa., 1772-1785 and memorials of Friends. 92 pp., indexed. Gift of PYM, 1975

Transcript of Journal of two trips through "Indian country." Describes the economic prospects of the area and visits among Friends. Transcript (computer printed) by W. J. D. Kennedy with photocopies of first two pages of the original. Gift of W. J. D. Kennedy, 1997

AMsS, describing the daily life of a Quaker in Lower Bucks Co., Pa. with references to Quaker meetings, anti-slavery testimony, assassination of Lincoln

Some memorandums. . .Bristol, Penn. A.D., 299 pp.

Journal of the Passing Events. Piece book containing his journal relating daily activities of a young Quaker farmer living in Byberry, Philadelphia Co., Pa.

Typescript copies, 154 pp. Transcribed by Albert Cook Myers. Published version appeared in Friends Intelligencer, vol. 54, p. 289, pp. 309-661.

AMs. Some Account taken from notes that she preserved, from her letters, and from personal knowledge. Tells of her life among the Seneca on the Allegheny River. Scan 9506. See also another copy in Foster Meyers Papers, RG 5/221.

AMss. Journal of a trip to England in 1860. 2 vols., 134 pp. Gift of Friends Historical Association, 1941.

Diary written while working in NYC. Mentions Elias Hicks, Ann Braithwaite, attending Quaker meetings and other activities. Returns home to Burlington Co., NJ, in 1825. Acc. 2008-004

Typed copy, 23 pp. Includes "Notes for a Chapter in a family records Feb. 1900" by John D. Crosfield and four maps showing itinerary of Jane Crosfield

Account of Dorking Meeting, Surrey, England. 48 pp, two copies and on microfilm (Film MS-Q)

Daily entries and longer remarks entered in volumes of The Moral Almanac (Philadelphia, Pa.) Elfreth was a member of Phila. Monthly Meeting, Northern District

Dictated to Richard Partridge. Owned by Mary Shaw, Jr., 1799

Journal of visit to Friends in NY and Rhode Island Y.M. Included visiting minute for Sarah Emlen, Chester Monthly Meeting, Delaware Co., Pa.. See also: Farquhar, Sarah and Foulke, Sarah. Gift of Mrs. George Emlen, 1964

Journal of trip from Wheeling to Philadelphia and Burlington, N.J. See also: Foulke, Sarah and Emlen, Sarah. Gift of Mrs. George Emlen, 1964

A Journal of a Religious Visit to Germany and Holland by William Farrer as Companion to David Sands in Company with William Savery and Benjamin Johnson and Also George Dillwyn and Wife as far as Pyrmont. Manuscript, 1796-1797. 1 bound volune, 160 pages.

Farrer was a member of the party of Friends who toured Germany and Holland from August 1796 to February 1797. The party included David Sands of Cornwall, NY; William Savery and Benjamin Johnson of Philadelphia, PA; and George and Sarah Dillwyn of Burlington, NJ. The sole Englishman in the party, William Farrer (1738-1826) was an Elder of Liverpool Meeting, and had earlier guided Sands and other American Quakers through the British Isles.

The manuscript volume contains details about the Quaker communities the group visited. In a lengthy appendix he listed the names and occupations of "sundry people we obtain'd some acquaintance with" in each town, including silk weavers, butchers, schoolmasters, cobblers, maids, shopkeepers, spinsters, soldiers, and clergymen."

1 volumes

85 pp AMs journal of travel in the ministry and a photocopy, p. 31 clipped. See also MSS 003/159 for copies of her spiritual journal and travels in the ministry to about 1756 which is available in published form.

Journal of time spent on various activities

AMs in two volumes. Gift of Eliza Foulke, 1969.

"A Memorandum of a journey to the Southerd with John Foulke, commended 31st of 12 mo., 1830." AMs and two typescript copies, 23 p.

Account of a visit to the Yearly Meetings of Ohio, Indiana, Baltimore, and some of the meetings composing them, 1835. AMs and two typed copies. [44] p.

Religious visit to meetings of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, and of Nottingham Quarterly Meeting. AMs and two typed copies. 25 p.

Daybooks including notes by Edward Foulke, Hugh Foulke, Kezia Foulke. "This book did belong to my Grandfather Edward Foulke who brought it with him from Wales in 1693," then to Hugh Foulke, Samuel Foulke, and Kezia Foulke. Includes lists of public Friends visiting Richland Meeting, 1730-1874. Vol. 4 is Death and burials, 1818-1879. 4 vols. Gift of Mary Emma Shaw

Journal of trip across the U.S. with Rebecca L. Chrisman D.

AMs Also handwritten copy of Aug. 31, 1860 - Sept. 10, 1861

AMs. Childhood diary of Eliza Miller of Amawalk, New York, 10 Month 16, 1851- 7 Month 18, 1852. She was born 10/16/1839, married Jesse H. Griffen, 6/13/1859, and died 3/8/1867. Purchase, FHL 2015.008.

"Journal of a Tour thro N.J., Pa., and NY with occasional remarks on the people, Literary Character, Ladies Institutions, etc." 1 vol. Bound photostat. Original lent to New York Historical Society in 1933 for copying. Gift of NYYM 1997

Phebe, daughter of Israel and Rachel Anderson, m. Aaron Haight in 1821. She was an Elder of Chappaqua Monthly Meeting and grandmother of Gertrude Mekeel. Contains brief notes on daily activities. 10 volumes. Gift of NYYM, 1997

Photocopy of 2 AMs vols. Acc. 93.27, Gift of Janet E. McBride

AMs Journal concerning a trip to attend treaty negotiations in Sandusky, Ohio. 1 vol. AMs . Loose from covers. See MSS 003/071 for two typed transcripts of the journal made for B.H. Doane when giving original to NYYM Records Committee in 1926. Gift of NYYM, 1997, together with second typed transcript with their transcript copy.

Typescript copy, 106 p.

Diary and account book. AMs , 240 p. (diary is p. 1-133)

Bound AMs , very fragile. Spiritual autobiography of Christopher Healy, ca. 1808-1812. The first part of the manuscript was edited and published in 1886. Of particular interest are his accounts of visits to Quaker meetings in New York and New England and his own convincement. Gift of NYYM, 1997

AMsS. Draft which was edited and published in 1851 as Memoirs of the Life and Religious Labors of Edward Hicks. Part 1, 160 pp., Part 2, 125 pp. Also miscellaneous papers, 89 pp., which include some correspondence from Hicks regarding publication of his manuscript and other related papers.

Transcription cataloged as The Diary of Hannah Hollingsworth, transcribed by Carolyn Greenfield Adams, BX7616.H748 A3.

The diary contains regular brief entries covering family events and Hannah's activities which included attending Quaker meetings as well as lyceum and other local Protestant services. See the transcription for additional detail.

Paperwork filed in FHL General Accessions

Ms. Brief entries in a preprinted diary by a Quaker farmer, Chester Co., Pa. Purchase, 1994

AMsS and photocopy. Journal of a Chester County, Pennsylvania, farmer, which records his attendance at Quaker meetings, family events, farm and business activities. It includes his opinion on Quaker schools, mention of Lucretia Mott's sermon at Cherry Street Meeting in 1840 and Daniel Webster's speech at Wilmington, and the marriage to his second wife Sarah Scarlett at Kennett in 1841. After purchasing a farm in Chester County, Johnson transferred his membership from Wilmington Monthly Meeting to London Grove Monthly Meeting in 1840. Gift of Hadassah Moore Leeds Holcombe.

AMs. Bound journal also contains copies of letters, drawings, and other information 1799-1723 concerning building a house. Gift of Leslie Hunt, 2014.001

Reminiscences of Charles Kirk, including some account of the settlement of Horsham Township and the establishment of Friends Meeting there, [and a} biography. Ms copy, 69p

A memoir of the early part of the life of Benjamin Kite copied from the original manuscript. A memoir of the life of Benjamin Kite prepared by his son, Nathan Kite, 1754-1835

A memoir of Elizabeth Kite's ancestors in America. Letter from Rebecca Kite Brown included, 1868 5mo 29. Photostat copies

Diary "in order to inform myself how I spent precious time afforded me." AMs

"Dwight Mission Cherokee Nation" AMs. Also papers and correspondence (1914) relating to David Knowles and his journals. Papers include itinerary of his journey to Cherokee, memoranda concerning his ancestry, summary of his travels in the ministry, memorial of Farnham Monthly Meeting concerning David Knowles and his wife Drusilla (1847), memorandum concerning Farnham Monthly Meeting

AMs spiritualist recordings. George S. Lamborn (1831-1913), recorder. The mediums are Wilmer P. Bolton, M. Pennock, and Elwood Lamborn. There are (2) indices in the back of the book: subjects and disembodied spirits (everyone from St. Paul to John Jacob Astor, as well as many Quaker worthies, and some family members); a list of scripture quotations proving spiritualism; and "A Memorial of J. Comly Lamborn Written By His Father" (1866). Loaned for scanning in 2014: Acc. 2014.014. Original retained by family.

Daughter of Henry and Caroline Lawrence, member of Green Street MM. Transferred from Albums, 7/2015. Gift of James Frorer, 1962.

Book One (typescript), "Father's Son", 1919-1939. Book Two (typescript), "Mother's Son," 1939-1949: Part One, "The Pendle Hill Years," 1939-1942; Part Two, "The Civilian Public Service Years," 1942-46. Book Four (typescript), "Mother's Son," 1939-1949. Part Three, "The Salem College Years," 1946-1950. Book Five, "Mother's Son," 1949-1959. Part Four, "The Exploration of Europe years," 1950-1953. Book Six (typescript), "Mother's Son," 1949-1959: Part Five, "The Early Married Years", 1952-1957; Book Eight [Seven], "Mother's Son," 1949-1959: Part Six, "Infants Become Children Years," 1957-1959. Book Eight (typescript), "The International Baccalaureate Decade" 1959-1969: [Part One]: "The International Schools Association Years," 1959-63. Book Nine (typescript), "The International Baccalaurate Decade," 1959-1969; [Part Two], "The Fund Raising Explorative Years," 1963-1967; [Part Three], "The Fading of the Fund Raising Explorative Years," 1966-70.

AMsS. 214p., 8 p.

AMsS. with some detailed descriptions of a trip from Philadelphia to Boston by way of Cincinnati, Ohio, Urbana, Illinois; Sandusky, Ohio; and Buffalo, N.Y., among other places

Quaker minister. An account of his travels and religious visits in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. First part missing, printed in full in Friends Miscellany, Vol 7. AMs, bound. Gift of Charles Farquhar of Sandy Spring to BYM, 1885. Transferred from Baltimore Yearly Meeting, 2005

Photostat copy of original AMsS., 26p. Also, typescript copy, with attached Photostat of a letter from John Cox to Charles H. Moon, 1926, with data about the Child Family of LeRay Monthly Meeting.

Journal of a traveling minister who belonged to Gunpowder Monthly Meeting, Maryland. TMs. Transcribed and typed by the owners of the manuscript, n.d. (Handwriting and spelling in the original ms. were often illegible, so transcription has many errors.)

Bound volume contains mathematical and astronomical workbook, farm diary, and personal notebook kept by Benjamin P. Moore (1791-1875). He was the son of Robert and Mary Moore and married Mary Hopkins in 1817 under the care of Baltimore Monthly Meeting. At the time of his death, he was an Elder of Little Falls Monthly Meeting (Hicksite). Reverse of book is business diary beginning 1815 followed by brief personal notes.

A.Ms. Diary of a trip to England while accompanying her Aunt Sarah Morris on a religious visit. Gift of PYM, 1975

Edited transcript with an introduction by Heinz Heineman. Transcribed by Heineman from a copy at HSP. 1753 ms copy available on microfilm, MS-M6. Acc. 1993.46

Some account of our visit to Pottsville, AMs describing her family's journey by horse along the Delaware canal from Frankford to Pottsville and back.

Includes Edith Newlin's genealogical research on her Newlin and Taggart ancestors, bound together with her genealogical correspondence with nephew Henry Gawthrop. It also includes some reminiscences.

J. Russell Hayes Papers, RG 5/180.

Typed copy of Journals of part of the Life, Travels and Labour of that faithful Servant and Minister of the Gospel, Thomas Nicholson.

AMs of his memoir, part of which which was published in 1930 as A Quaker Forty-Niner: The Adventures of Charles Edward Pancoast on the American Frontier. Pancoast was a New Jersey Quaker who spent 14 years in the Mid-West and West, eventually seeking his fortune in California before returning to Philadelphia in 1854 where he became a businessman and involved in local politics. Originally cataloged as MSS 036, it was transferred to Journals 7/2017. Gift of Elizabeth P. Styer, Mildred S. Burton, and J. Franklin Styer.

Diary of daily events. A.Ms.. Includes description of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (Hicksite). Gift of Bliss Forbush, 1971.

AMs vol. contains notes probably assembled for his book on slavery. Purchase, 2009.

Journal. AMs

Manuscript copy, 104p.

Notes on a visit visit to the Oneida and other tribes in the Six Nations Confederacy. 261pp. AMs and typed transcript. Author started trip from Darby, Pa. Party included Isaiah Rowland, James Cooper, Joseph Sansom, Joseph Symmons and Enoch Walker. Gift of George Truman, 1871.

A.Ms. describing daily life of a Quaker living in the Northern District of Philadelphia with many mentions of area Meetings, descriptions of the Separation, mention of his disownment by Philadelphia Monthly Meeting-ND for joining the Hicksite meeting at Green Street. Indexed

From observations made 30th of 5 month at a quarterly meeting at Buckingham, regarding a spirit of dissention.Journal extract, p. 123 only 1p. (copy)

8 vols. (typewritten) Principally descriptions of his business ventures, mostly real estate development in Norristown, Pa., and Winslow, N.J. Also includes summaries of his vocal ministry at Friends meetings and account of the sessions of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and other meetings. Gift of William H. and Eleanor C. Roberts, 1982

AMs of a journal from Dartmouth, Mass., to Maine and New York in the company of Quaker minister, Jonathan Taylor. Photocopy (?).Purchased, 1987

Report of visit to Germany from April 14th. 1938 to 18th January, 1939. T.Ms (carbon copy). T.L.S. cover letter to Emma Cadbury, American Friends Service Committee, dated 15 August, 1939. Published in Canadian Quaker History Journal 74 (2009). Schmitz-Hertzberg, née Kathleen M. Brookhouse, emigrated to Canada with her family in 1952.

Journal of Dr. William Schooley, pioneer physician, Quaker minister, abolitionist, philosopher and scholar, 1794-1860, Somerton, Belmont County, Ohio. A.Ms. Copied and published by George A. Schooley. See also book collection

Daughter of Isaac Dawson and Jane Blackham, she married Joseph Sermon in 1764, and they lived in Philadelphia. AMs. The memorandum book includes school notes, poetry, testimony on the death of her husband and others, descriptions of the Yellow Fever epidemics of 1793 and 1803, and a copy of an account by her son Dr. Isaac Sermon (d. 1813), including his visit to Thomas Paine, the radical pamphleteer. Purchase, Acc. 2010.006. Copy of the typed transcription (partial) and summary included from book dealer.

Jan.1-March 21, 1908 (contains description of the Guilford College fire) 1 typed copy 1912-1956 (selections) typed carbon copy Nov. 1, 1941 - Aug. 31, 1942 and Sept 1 to Oct. 9, 1942 typed copy and carbon

Journal of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. AMs .

Journal of a traveling minister in the counties around Philadelphia. Includes lists of members of West Grove Preparative. Gift of Howard W. Wickersham, 1979. Trans. from West Grove Prep. Records, 1994

Memoir of Nathan Shoemaker

Account of a religious visit to England, Ireland, and Scotland and gospel work among the youth. Verse by Job Scott transcribed by Ellen H. Winn at end. Ms. Gift of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1975

Journal, AMs S. Gift of Newlin R. Smith, 1966

The Book of Remembrance, Journal of a Baltimore Friend containing references to Nine Partners School; Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia Yearly meetings; political events; and events in the Society of Friends. Volumes 1-9 (volume 10 lacking). Available on microfilm: Film MS-T9

2 volumes containing his notes on meetings with clients. NYC attorney and Orthodox member of New York Monthly Meeting. Gift of NYYM, Acc. 1997.083.

An account of his journey in the ministry, England to America; Walker is listed in the Ms Public Friends. A.D. Enclosures: 2 A.L.Ss.S. from Robert Walker to his wife (Hannah)

Journal and writings of Asa Walmsley, member of Byberry Monthly Meeting. Concerns death of his wife in 1838 and other topics. Also later note on his death in 1854. Acc. 2001-006

Account of religious visits to various meeting in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, and Maryland, accompanied by Halliday Jackson and Martha Rose. Gift of Ruth Porter Powers, 1979

Account of a stormy trip on the ship Ganges from Liverpool, England, to Philadelphia, Pa. In 2 parts and also on microfilm (Film MS-J).

Typed copy. 181p Stored with original Ms

AMs containing an account of a trip to Washington, DC, as a delegate to the convention of members of all religious societies having charge of Reservations, all of whom were opposed to the transfer of Native American affairs to the War Department.

In five bound volumes titled Genealogy and Family History. AMs autobiography begins on p. 251 of vol. 1. Each volume indexed and illustrated, "Collected by Barclay White." Includes detailed descriptions of his appointment in 1877 as Special Indian Agent of the Seven Yearly Meetings and his tenure as Superintendent of Indian Affairs under the Grant administration. Gift of Edith Lewis White, 1978. Microfilm vols. 1-3 only (Film MS-W). Haverford College has copies of two of the volumes, the autobiographical section included in the TriCollege catalog.

Journal of Thomas Wilkinson of Yanwath through the Highlands and other parts of Scotland in the summer and autumn of the year 1787 kept while accompanying John Pemberton on a religious visit throughout. Scott. Poem "To the Highlands" at end. Gift of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1975

Ms journal, Sarah Willets (1827-1919) married Richard Smith Collins in 1856. She describes attending New England YM, visiting Upstate NY and Canada,and attending Quaker meetings. She mentions Lindley Murray, Richard Mott, and Henry Rowntree of the Free Produce Assoc. among others and is active in the Youth Committee of her preparative meeting. Notes that the Nebraska Bill before Congress in May 1854 is causing widespread consternation. Gift of Amy Rosenberg and Eleanor Rosenberg, Acc. 2015.013.

Daily notations. She was a member of Schuylkill Meeting, widow of John Williams. Book was gift from her son Wm. K. Williams, and also contains loose sheets and correspondence to her son, 1893-1894. Acc. 2006-020

Journal of a Quaker farmer and businessman, Menallen Township, Pa. Brief entries cover local and family concerns. Photocopy of a typed transcript. Gift of William B. Wilson, 1996

Contains brief daily entries, sometimes mentioning the weather and temperature, often listing work activites (farming, carpentry, etc.), and sometimes referring to attendance at Quaker meetings and social events (often involving other Quakers). Entries of note: in June 1868, George Truman and Edward Parrish visited Wrightstown Monthly Meeting to raise funds for Swarthmore College; in November 1868 Comly's marriage to Martha is described.

A.Ms. and photocopy. Described in The Journal and Major Essays of John Woolman, Moulton, ed, as MS-M of Chapter 15 of the "Plea" and as MS-P in chapter 9 of the Journal. Original stored in Safe, Gift of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting, 1975

See collection: Film MS-Q

Journey along the Susquehanna to look at coal mines in northern Pennsylvania via Harrisburg, Sunbury, Bloomsburg, and Wilkes Barre. George Allen was a Quaker of Marple Township, Pa.

See collection: RG5/001

Journal and other papers

See collection: RG5/002

See collection: MSS Richardson

Account of a stormy trip on the ship Ganges from Liverpool, England, to Philadelphia, Pa. Formerly incorrectly catalogued under Anonymous

See collection: Film MS-J (negative, 35 Monthly Meeting)

See collection: RG 5 Richardson Richardson

See collection: RG5 Richardson

See collection: Richardson MSS

Ms diary (photocopy). Daily activities. Ash was a Philadelphia businessman, minister, reformer, and one of the founders of Swarthmore College. Ash-Schofield Family Papers. Original retained by the family.

See collection: RG5/004

Part of Wilmer Atkinson Papers. Gift of Edward Jenkins, 1956.

See collection: RG5/005

Includes Springdale Boarding School; Walnut Green Academy of Henry S. Kent near West Grove, Pal; School conducted by Smedley Darlington, Ercildoun; Description of woolen factory of Jos. Kent, his home "Maple Grove," and provisions for winter; Anti-Slavery schism in Pennsgrove Meeting; Christmas customs. Part of Kent-Barnard Family Papers

See collection: RG 5/079

Journal, business accounts, recipes, cures

See collection: RG5 /011 Coffin-Baxter

Quaker minister and teacher. In fifty seven AMs volumes. Part of Bean Family Papers, Ser. 2. Gift of Richard Cox, 1976

See collection: RG5/012

In six volumes. Part of Biddle Family Papers

See collection: RG5/177

Accounts of visits to Holland, England, World's Fair in Chicago, Niagara Falls. Part of Elizabeth Powell Bond Papers

See collection: RG5/014

Pocket diaries describing weather and daily events. Part of Lamb-Booth-Miller Family Papers

See collection: RG 5/085, Ser. 3

Sea journal. Typed carbon copy. Part of Brantingham-Stratton

See collection: RG5/017

Typed transcript. An English Quaker, Dorothy Brown was the daughter of Alfred and Mary Catherine (Crafton) Crowley. She married Edward Vipont Brown in 1895 and was active in Quaker concerns. The diary covers her early years as a mother. Gift of Susan Vipont Hartshorne, Acc. 1993.014

See collection: SC/157

AMS. Eli F. Brown (1842-1908) memoirs in which he describes the hardships of Quakers caught in Loudoun County, Virginia, during the Civil War and immediately thereafter. He was briefly imprisoned for refusing military service and describes the looting and guerilla warfare, and the burning of Loudoun County in late 1864 on Sheridan's orders.

See collection: SC/277

Account of visits of public Friends to Jordans

See collection: Film MS-Q

In Quaker Women's Diaries

See collection: Film MS-Q

Journal describes his travels to upstate New York, Baltimore, Richmond, etc. Accompanied Quaker minister Benjamin Angell in 1867. Gift of Marion Hofmeir to NYYM, 1981. Gift of NYYM, 1997.

See collection: SC 230

See: Janney, Rebecca

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Robert Clendenon served with his family Tunessassa, the Quaker mission and school for the Seneca in Cattaraugus Co., New York. Later the family moved to Ceres, McKean Co., Pa. The collection includes journal as well as correspondence and genealogical information. Lent for microfilming by Dorothy G. Wyman.

See collection: Film MS-C (negative microfilm)

Part of Coffin Family Papers

See collection: RG5/029

Byberry Township, Philadelphia Co., Pa.. Part of Comly-White Papers

See collection: RG5/030

In Quaker Women's Diaries

See collection: Film MS-Q

In Quaker Women's Diaries

See collection: Film MS-Q

Part of Rachel Dubois Papers.

See collection: RG5/030

Diaries, 12 volumes, 11 signed. Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

25 volumes. Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

2 volumes. Includes a description of a trip to the West Coast with his father, J. Passmore Elkinton (1887-1971), returning via the Doukhobor settlements in British Columbia and Saskatchewan, Canada. Part of Elkinton Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/037

"Journal of my voyage from Philadelphia to Barbadoes and other ports in the West Indies in the Barque Swan, Capt. Holmes; in the winter of 1849 and 1850 having been absent from home 3 mos. and 8 days." Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

Hectographed copy relating to his journey from Philadelphia to Tunessssah. Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

Memoirs and correspondence, 3 volumes. Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

"Visit to Indians in the love of the Gospel in New England, Nova Scotia, etc., 1903." Handwritten transcription, title page says Vol. II, Index at front. Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

In twenty four volumes

See collection: RG5 Elkinton Ser. 4

See collection: RG5 Lupton- Bond Ser.1

In thirteen volumes. 9 AMs , some signed. Diaries 1860-1867 available on microfilm. Part of Ferris Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/040and MS-F

Journal of the life of David Ferris' son, Benjamin Ferris. Part of Ferris Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/040

Eastern journey (to Nantucket) . Part of Ferris Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/040

Two volumes, Journal, 1838-1849 and thirty diaries, 1862-1908. Part of Ferris Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/040

Part of Ferris Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/040

Part of Ferris Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/040

4 AMs describing trip to Canada going by way of Albany, Niagara, Montreal, Quebec, Ticonderoga, Boston, and Rhode Island. Interesting descriptions of places and people, especially Indigenous inhabitants of the area. Typed transcript, see Anna Wharton Morris Papers, RG 5/106 Ser. 1. Part of Joseph Wharton Papers.

See collection: RG5/162

11 AMs of trips through Great Britain and Ireland. Part of Joseph Wharton Papers.

See collection: RG5/162

In fifteen volumes

See collection: RG5 Fisher-Warner

Journal recording details of his imprisonment for treason in the "old gaol" which stood at Third and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. and the injustice of the charges. Also two typed copies. Part of Joseph Wharton Papers.

See collection: RG5/162

AMs. Four volumes, concerning her daily life and mentioning the assassination of Lincoln in 1864. Part of Lamb-Booth-Miller Family Paper.

See collection: RG5/085

Part of Foulke Family Papers. Includes genealogical information.

See collection: RG5/045

v. 1 and v.2 journal of George Fox used by Norman Penney in his edition of the Journal; v. 1 contains letters from Friends describing travels in America. Part of the Quaker manuscript collection from the Library of the Society of Friends, Friends House, London, England. World Microfilms, 1980

See collection: Film MS-Q, Reel 7

"Friendly Association for regaining and preserving Peace with the Indians by pacific Measures". Account of Easton Treaty with several tribes, including those of the Six Nations Confederacy and the Lenni Lenape, 1762 6mo 15-27. D.

See collection: SC/043

Diaries of Elizabeth Fry, vols. 1-18. London: World Microfilms Publications, 1978. Microfilm (positive).

See collection: Film MS-F Reel 7

Account of a trip to Harvey's Lake, Luzerne Co., Pa. AMs . Part of Lewis Family Papers

See collection: RG5/087

Part of Paschall papers

See collection: RG5/

62 vols. on 3 reels (positive) Original belongs to Pa. Historical and Museum Commission

See collection: Film MS-G

Part of Griffith papers

See collection: RG5/052

"A Few Select Extracts from the Journal of Joseph John Gurney."AMs (facsimile) 2 sets

See collection: MISC MSS/004/ 1851

Pocket diaries. Part of Haines Papers

See collection: RG5/ 056

Diary 1880, 1884-1888, 1890-1891, 1894-1935. A.D.S., 31 vols. of diaries and one volume "Library Catalogue." Part of J. Russell Hayes Papers

See collection: RG5/180

Part of Heacock family papers

See collection: RG5/060

Journal, with distances traveled

See collection: MSS 044

Travel journal. AMs. Microfilmed. Gift of the Seaman family, 1957

See collection: MSS 044

AMsS. containing references to Friends meetings, a brief description of Lucretia Mott's visit (entry of 2mo 18 1866); brief reference to contents of the cornerstone of Swarthmore College (5mo 10 1866); numerous references to the Civil War and Abraham Lincoln. Gift of Anne Philips Blake and Helen Philips Henley, 1974.

See collection: SC/012

AMss. Journal of the life of William Hobson, Hardin Co., Iowa. Part of the Hobson Papers

See collection: RG5/062

AMss. 6 volumes. Agricultural and religious life in Yamhill Co., Oregon. Includes miscellaneous tax receipts, promissory note, and property assessment memorandum, removed to separate envelope. Part of the Hobson Papers

See collection: RG5/062

AMs

See collection: RG5 Howland papers

T.Ms. Part of Hubben Papers

See collection: RG5/068

AMs. Diaries, daily journals, in twenty four volumes. Part of Hunn Papers

See collection: RG5/070

Part of John Hunt Papers

See collection: RG5/240

AMs manuscript copy made by Ann S. Paschall, daughter-in-law of Ann P. Jackson. Darby and West Chester, Pa. Part of Paschall Papers.

See collection: RG5/117

"Some account of a visit to the Friends at Tunessassah and [the] Indians liveing on the Allegany and Cattaraugus Rivers agreably to an appointment of the Committee on Indian Affairs in the 8th mo 1806" AMs , 72p. Part of Halliday Jackson Papers. Gift of Martha and Eliza Schofield, 1910

See collection: RG5/182

Typed transcripts. Mentions Civil War, Constitutional Amendment prohibiting slavery, death of President Lincoln, Yearly Meeting in Philadelphia, reconstruction of the "rebel states", Lectures by Anna E. Dickenson on female education, Westbury Quarterly meeting in NY, Quaker style, etc. Gift of Robin Hazard Ray, 2007.01

See collection: RG5/292

Journal at time of her husband's death. AMs. Part of Cope Family Papers

See collection: RG5/178

Journal of American Friends Service Committee service in Poland A.D.S. (typewritten carbon copy, in two binders. Original in Haverford College Quaker Collection). Part of Rebecca Timbres Clark Papers

See collection: RG5/026

AMs diary, probably father of Charles F. Jenkins. Part of Charles F. Jenkins Papers

See collection: RG5/073

"On board the Packet Ship George Washington Capt. Holdrege Liverpool to New York 1833: Some Recollections of England &c." 1833, manuscript Recollections of travel in England and Scotland in 1833 by Jabez Jenkins. Jenkins stopped for a relatively short time in England, on his way home to Philadelphia from Canton. Observations were largely of architecture and industry in London, Birmingham, Staffordshire, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, and Edinburgh.

See collection: SC/190

Fragments of a journal, Jennings family of New Jersey and Philadelphia. Part of Jennings Family Papers

See collection: RG5/076

Diary. Typewritten carbon. Part of John Family Papers

See collection: RG5/077

AMsS. Company M, 8th Reg., III Cavalry, Hope Landing, Stafford Co., VA. Part of John Family Papers

See collection: RG5/077

Memoranda of a religious visit to Carolina Y.M. and constituent meetings, by Mary Kite of Birmingham Meeting, accompanied by Mary Passmore and Pennock Passmore A.L. (copy by "B.W.P.") At the back of Pennock Passmore's commonplace book. Part of Elkinton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/037

See collection: RG5 Levick

AMsS. Part of Lewis Family Papers

See collection: RG5/087

A.Ms. of a religious visit with Grace Fisher to Quaker meetings in Concord Quarter, PYM. Part of Lightfoot Family Papers

See collection: RG5/184

See collection: RG5 Lippincott

AMs

See collection: SC 028

AMs. Travel diaries of a western trip in 9 volumes. Part of Lloyd Family Papers

See collection: RG5/091

Authorship uncertain in some cases. see also "A Visit to the South" in Ser.2, printed writings. Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Authorship uncertain in some cases. Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

Part of Lundy Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/092

AMs. concerning Civil War experiences. Front of volume is poetry copy book. Part of Lupton Family Papers

See collection: RG5 /093

Typescript memoir of Josiah P. Marvel of his service in France with the American Friends Service Committee from July 1940 to June 1941. He spent most of his time in Paris and was involved in feeding refugees and visiting internment camps and prisons. Gift of NYYM, 1997

See collection: SC 221

AMs. These four journals were the basis for Joshua Maule's Transactions and Changes in the Society of Friends, published . Includes an account of Hannah Halls' travel in the ministry. Part of Stratton-Maule Family Papers

See collection: RG5/142

Travel diaries of European trips. AMs Part of Lamb Family Papers

See collection: RG5/085

6 diaries of travel in Europe. AMs. small leather notebooks and later Ms transcriptions. Part of Lamb Family Papers

See collection: RG5/085

"The Journal of Joseph James Neave" TMsS. (photocopy of typed copy) Appeared in Australian Friend, 8 mo 20 1962

See collection: MSS 004

Five year round-the-world trip. Part of Charles Smith Ogden Papers

See collection: RG5/108

AMsS. in two notebooks, one not signed. Transferred from Hopper MSS, 1978

See collection: RG5/115

Four AMs. by a Quaker minister. Part of Paschall papers

See collection: RG5/195

Diary, reports, and pictures about the Friends Mission for the relief of famine at Sorochinskoye, Russia, after WWI.

See collection: SC 094

Microfilm of AMs. Transcript and synopses of autobiographical and travel contents are available in PG-7.

See collection: Film MS-P

Diaries. A.Ms. Also includes office desk calendars (1928-1956) and daybooks for many years, 1926-1979. Part of Pidgeon family papers

See collection: RG5/123

Adventuring for the Peace of China, TMs. (carbon typescript) Includes only 9p, chapters 1-3 and part of chapter 4 of what appears to be a journal

See collection: MISC MSS 004

Microfilm (positive) 5 reels. Original Mss. at Friends House, London. Includes diaries by Susanna Boone, Rachel Wilson, Betty Bishop, Martha Routh, Lydia Hill, Ann Young, Rebecca Butterfield, Anne Capper, Catherine Alexander, Sarah Squire, Susanna Day, Mary Weston, Abiah Darby

See collection: Film MS-Q

A.Ms.S. (in pencil) and photocopy. Journal of a trip from Haddonfield, N.J., with Ann Gaunt to visit Meetings in New England and Long Island. (John Woolman and others joined them in Newport for the Yearly Meeting and then traveled with them to Nantucket and Woods Hole.). Part of Redman MSS

See collection: SC 106

See collection: RG5 Richardson

D. (photostatic copy) Journal is published in The Journal of Joseph Roake, an early Quaker Settler in Westchester County, New York State, 1954

See collection: SC 108

See collection: RG5 Robbins

Typed transcriptions by Clarence V. Roberts, 1937

See collection: MISC MSS (1937)

Transcript, in part , from the original journal held by Friends House, London. Includes an account of an interview with the Quaker of France.

See collection: Robson MSS

1 vol, Ms, Philadelphia. Part of Rodman-Rotch Family Papers

See collection: RG5/132

Journal of a Southern tour, from New Bedford to NYC, Washington, Virginia. Part of Rodman-Rotch Family Papers

See collection: RG5/132

Memoir of events in Nantucket. Ms copy, 1 volume. Part of Rodman-Rotch Family Papers

See collection: RG5/132

See collection: RG5 Richardson

Journal, of visit to Friends in Upper Canada and parts adjacent. Started trip 10 mo 12 1797 AMs . Party included Jas. Langstaff

See collection: MSS 040 Sharpless Manuscripts

In five volumes. 5 AMs. (4 signed). Part of Shoemaker Family Papers.

See collection: RG5/139

Memoranda book. AMs. Includes: Account of Places and Distances from Newport in R.I. to Portsmouth; Memo of a journey to New England; Account of Distances and Places from Boston to Philadelphia; Meetings between Nantucket and the Eastern part of New England

See collection: SC 119

"Some account of Samuel Smith's journey from London Northward." AMsS.

See collection: SC 119

Samuel Smith's voyage from London to Philadelphia. AMs

See collection: SC 119

An account of Samuel Smith's journey to Pipe Creek in Maryland, and Hopewell in Virginia, etc. AMs. (2 items)

See collection: SC 119

Some account of Samuel Smith's sea voyage from New York to Liverpool. AMs .

See collection: SC 119

See collection: Film MS-Q

Brief diary of Martha Stackhouse (1789-1840), daughter of Amos and Mary P. Stackhouse. Diary begins close to her 23rd birthday in 1812. A second brief spiritual diary 1816-1820 probably of her mother, Mary P. Stackhouse; mentions deaths of daughter Esther and son Amos. In 1820, she vows to refrain from using sugar and other products produced with labor of enslaved people.

See collection: RG5/306

Journals of European trip AMs S. Part of Gillingham Family Papers

See collection: RG5/051

Journal of trip to Hawaii AMs S. Part of Gillingham Family Papers

See collection: RG5/051

Diary and correspondence. Part of Howland Family Papers

See collection: RG5/

See collection: RG5 Taylor (Florence)

Journal of trip to England of Richard H. and Ann B. Thomas, AMs (2 vols.). Part of Thomas Papers

See collection: RG5/168

Diary, typescript copy. Part of Patterson Papers

See collection: RG5/118

Diary, her wedding trip with Edwin Fussell . AMs. Part of Fussell-Lewis Papers

See collection: RG5/087

See collection: RG5/152

Positive and negative microfilm copies

See collection: Film MS-V

Three items

See collection: RG5 Walton (Margaretta)

Diaries and journals. Walton was principal of the George School. Part of Walton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/158

Twenty three items. Margaretta Walton was a Quaker minister. Part of Walton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/159

A short account of my viage [sic] into America with Mary Rogers my companion. Photocopy of the ms. original at Hagley Library. Webb's account of her first visit in the ministry to America, with a transcription by John Beverley Riggs. Introduction and edit of the transcript by Frederick B. Tolles. Gift of Frederick B. Tolles.

See collection: RG5/218, Tolles Papers

Journal of exploration of anthracite coal mining areas of eastern Pennsylvania MsS. Part of Comly-White

See collection: RG5/030

Part of Whitson Papers.

See collection: RG5/164

Part of Stratton Family Papers

See collection: RG5/142

Family journals

See collection: RG5/123

Account of religious journey to Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina in the summer of 1912 by Frank W. Wood and William C. Cowperthwaite 114p. Typewritten MS on microfilm. See also William Cowperthwaite's account

See collection: Film MS-W Film Z MS-W (neg.)

See collection: MSS/Woolman

Trip to California. Worrell MSS

See collection: MSS 193

Journals. Richardson Papers

See collection: RG 5/187