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Mary Sullivan Patterson Papers

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Held at: Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College [Contact Us]500 College Avenue, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania 19081

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Mary Thomson Sullivan was born May 9, 1906, the daughter of Marshall Phillips Sullivan and Alice Thomson Sullivan, members of Abington Monthly Meeting and prominent residents of Elkins Park, Pa.. Her paternal grandparents were Joseph T. and Sarah Rogers Sullivan of Moorestown, NJ. Her maternal grandparents were Thomas and Mary Eyre Thomson. Both sides of the family came from a long line of Quakers.

Mary Sullivan attended Abington Friends School and graduated from the George School. She was a graduate of Swarthmore College, Class of 1928, and the first woman to edit the College newspaper. She was active in Quaker organizations and was a Young Friends delegate to the 1924 Friends Conference in London and attended the World Youth Peace Conference in 1928 in Holland.

In 1930, she married Henry Carter Patterson (1889-1972), and they had three children: Alice, Jane, and Robert. Henry had joined the Society of Friends in 1918. He was an insurance executive and active in race relations; in particular he was the Philadelphia director of the United Negro College Fund and aided the relocation of Japanese American to the Philadelphia area during WWII. The family settled in Swarthmore, Pa. Mary Sullivan Patterson served as president of the Board of Trustees of the Schofield Normal and Industrial School, 1936-1946. She was an avid genealogist and worked as a genealogist for Friends Historical Library 1952-1957. In 1957, she resigned from professional genealogy to concentrate on researching Quaker immigration from England, her own family research, and local historic preservation.

In 1957, she spent several months in England researching Quaker records. In her later years, she devoted much of her energy to historic preservation efforts in Delaware County, Pa. She was the driving force to save the Caleb Pusey House and served as chairman for fundraising for the restoration of the 1724 Chester County Courthouse and the Carter Cemetery in Chester Township. She served as a board member for the Delaware County Historical Society, was founder of Historic Delaware County Society which organized Open House Days in the 1960s, and she served on the Delaware County Heritage Committee.

She lived her final years in the Hickman, Friends Boarding Home, in West Chester, Pa., and died December 1987.

The collection contains correspondence, including that with Friends meetings in Great Britain (1957) concerning the location of their records, written in preparation for a trip to compile notes concerning Quaker immigrants to America. Also incuded is a diary (1924) kept during a visit to England with a young Friends group, articles on biographical and historical topics and Quaker affairs, genealogical notes on the Thomson, Sullivan, and other related families, reference materials on historic homes, particularly the homes of Caleb Pusey in Delaware County, Pa., and Benjamin West in Swarthmore, Pa., pictures, clippings, and memorabilia. Includes typewritten transcripts of diary (1809) of Sarah Thomson.

The collection is divided into five series:

  1. Mary Sullivan Patterson Family Papers
  2. Family Correspondence
  3. Writings and Talks
  4. Family History and Genealogical Research
  5. Activities and Projects

Donor: Mary Sullivan Patterson

Date: 1964-1985.

Donor: Robert Patterson, Alice Truitt and Jane Bradbeer,

Date: 1990.

Accession number: 90.1.14

The collection donated in parts by Mary S. Patterson between 1964 to 1979 was sorted into nine series, described and stored in five document boxes. Five family photo albums were given before 1971 and assigned PA 39. Eleven cartons of unsorted papers were received from the family of Mary Patterson in 1990. These were inventoried by Elizabeth L. Carson in 1996 but not arranged. Personal papers not relevant to the collection were returned to the family. In 2012, the collection was reprocessed. Pictures were removed to PA 158. Secondary reference material was transferred to FHL Reference by topic, and pertinent genealogical research from her professional career was added to PG 7, Biographical and Genealogical Files. The remaining papers were sorted into five series by topic.

The following materials, originally part of the collection, have been removed and recatalogued:

  1. PA 39 (5 albums of family pictures)

Among Mary Sullivan Patterson's papers were a number of printed items having to do with Quaker concerns, which are catalogued and stored in the appropriate Pamphlet Group or Serial Group of FHL in order to make them more readily available for use by researchers. Each item has been noted as the gift of Mary Patterson. These materials include:

  1. Friends' Meetings and Meeting Houses in the U.S. and England and Ireland
  2. Friends' organizations and committees, such as the Meeting House Fund; Friends' schools
  3. Philadelphia Yearly Meeting activities
  4. Weighty individual Friends; Friends Historical Association, and Friends Historical Society (London)
  5. In addition maps and atlases (1939-1962) have been stored in the appropriate map folder.
  6. Reference material removed to FHL reference files.
  7. PA 158 (photographs)

Publisher
Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College
Finding Aid Author
FHL staff
Finding Aid Date
1969
Sponsor
Encoding made possible by a grant by the Gladys Kriebel Delmas Foundation to the Philadelphia Consortium of Special Collections Libraries
Access Restrictions

Collection is open for research.

Use Restrictions

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Collection Inventory

Archival Resource Key. Mary Thomson Sullivan baby book, 1906-1919.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Lovingly recorded by her mother, Alice Thomson Sullivan; birth certificate certified 1957

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Journal of a trip to California, 1915.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Mary T. Sullivan's journal of a trip with her great aunt Jane Thomson to the Exposition in San Francisco. See also letters

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Journal, Delegation of American Young Friends, 1924.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Delegation of American Young Friends to England and Germany

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Delegation of American Young Friends papers, 1924.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Loose papers reunited with collection include partial journal (typescript) of the voyage, minutes of the Young Friends Committee (July 26-27 1924), itineraries, and other related papers. Also included is a booklet on the Maison Maternelle de la Marne (Chalons-sur-Mer) which was founded by Quakers in 1914. Photographs stored with scrapbook

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Scrapbook, Delegation of Young Friends scrapbook, 1923-1924.
Box 16
Scope and Contents

Scrapbook of travels in England and Germany, attending George Fox tercentenary and Young Friends

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Scrapbook, Mary Sullivan Patterson, c. 1927-ca. 1948.
Box 16
Scope and Contents

Clippings about her activities and friends in Swarthmore, Society of Friends, topics of interest including Japanese-Americans in NJ during WWII Relocation, small house design. Mounted in large scrapbook.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Herbert Johnson drawing, 1930.
Box 16
Scope and Contents

"Henry Ford says: The only real luxury is a retired business man." Signed LR: "For Mary Sullivan from her friend and well-wisher/Herbert Johnson, June 10, 1930." Herbert Johnson (1867-1946), American cartoonist for Saturday Evening Post.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Committee for Feeding School Children, Philadelphia, 1931.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Letters of appreciation for her involvement

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Coal Committee, AFSC, 1933.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Letter of appreciation for her involvement

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Abington Friends School, 1978.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Mary Patterson attended Abington Friends School, Class of 1918. Includes an article and essay with her reminiscences and letter sent to alumni to reconstruct early records of the school

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. George School, 1924, 1949, 1979.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Mary Patterson was in the class of 1924 and served as class correspondent for the Georgian, the alumni bulletin. To schoolmates, she was "Sully."

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Swarthmore College.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Class of 1928

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Brant Beach Club record book, n.d.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

Patterson's parent bought a property on Long Beach Island in 1937. "Club" dues and an account of the shore house.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. 320 Maple Avenue court case, 1949-1960.
Box 1
Scope and Contents

The Pattersons decided in 1948 to sell their large home on Chester Road, Swarthmore and build a cost-efficient home at 320 Maple Avenue. Trouble with the builder dragged on for years.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary S. Patterson journal, Quaker research trip, 1957.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Journal of her trip to England, written as letters to her family

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson "Year Book", 1960.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Started as a record of stocks, etc, but later entries include random notes and comments

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Trip to England itinerary, 1961.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

With Henry and son Rob

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Delco Home of Week", 1964.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Featuring her home at 320 Maple with photographs, Daily Times Magazine

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Friends Home, West Chester, 1977.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Mary S. Patterson moved to the Hickman in 1977

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Awards, 1969-1979.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Historic Delaware County, Delaware County Bar Association, Delaware Board of Realtors. Includes a letter she sent to Daily Times concerning William Pastuszek's involvement in saving the Leiper property

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Notebook containing gifts?, n.d.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Perhaps wedding presents

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Notebook containing gifts?, n.d.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Perhaps wedding presents

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Thomson Sullivan Patterson resume, ca. 1977.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Written when she was living at the Hickman

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Thomson Sullivan Patterson estate, 1960-1980.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Estate planning and will

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Patterson financial miscellaneous, 1968-1972.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Including housing options

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Henry C. Patterson papers, 1908, n.d.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

School essay and TLS, letter of recommendation, from principal of Friends Central School to Robert S. Brookings, Washington University, small number of person correspondence received especially from his mother; miscellaneous papers including explanation of his name change from Henry Clay to Henry Carter.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Henry C. Patterson papers, 1930-1982.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Birth, marriage certificate, obituary, biography, etc.. Includes acknowledgement from Balch Institute for donation of his papers, his mother's will.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Henry Patterson estate papers, 1972.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Will and inventories

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Jane Thomson Patterson Rosemond, 1958-1971.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Eldest child of Henry and Mary Patterson. Marriage announcements, clippings, etc.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Alice Patterson Harter/Truitt, 1954-1978.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Marriage announcements, some correspondence, Christmas letter

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Robert and Irene Patterson, 1946-1981.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Memorabilia and letters from son Rob and his wife, mostly from Oklahoma

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Marshall Phillips Sullivan papers.
Box 2
Scope and Contents

Marshall Phillips Sullivan (1878-1952) , the father of Mary Sullivan Patterson, was born in Moorestown, NJ, graduated from Swarthmore College in 1897. He worked as an executive in the insurance company founded by his father. File includes obituary, estate papers, memorials and a biography. Lived in Elkins Park. Includes estate information, testimonials, and memorabilia

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Alice P. Thomson Sullivan papers, 1899-1947.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Alice Penrose Thomson (1880-1947) was the daughter of Thomas and Mary Eyre Thomson. A birthright member of Abington Monthly Meeting, she married Marshall Phillips Sullivan in 1904. Includes estate papers and will of Benjamin Penrose

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Sullivan home. Elkins Park.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Family home from 1916 to about 1950. 2 copies of a family photograph in front of house, not identified or dated

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Creth and Sullivan 40th Anniversary, 1921.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Firm founded by Joseph T. Sullivan and John T. Creth. Memorial window for John T. Creth in Christ Church, Philadelphia

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Joseph T. and Sarah Collins Rogers Sullivan, Sandy Springs.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Biography written by Mary Sullivan Patterson about her grandparents and a reminiscence by Florence Sullivan Wetherald

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Our trip to Europe", 1899.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Two small notebooks with entries, Benjamin and Alice Penrose, Mary Walton, Alice P. Thomson, Jane Thomson, and Edith Mitchell in party. One is travel journal of Alice P. Thomson, the second has entries from members of the group and fellow travelers. Postcards and small notebook may be part of this trip as well.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Jane Thomson account book, 1905-1928.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes handwritten list of specific requests to Abington Monthly Meeting and family

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Jane Thomson, 1915-ca. 1945.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Jane Thomson (1845-1937) was Mary Patterson's great-aunt. Mary spend a great deal of time with her, including travel. Includes Mary's reminiscences of her great-aunt, for whom her daughter Jane was named. Also a short journal by Jane Thompson of her trip with Mary Patterson to California in 1915, estate papers.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Trip journal to Florida, 1903.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Trip to Florida, unknown author, with Jane Thomson

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Trip journal to California, 1911.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Jane Thomson? Travel with B. F. and Alice Penrose and others

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. John Thomson estate papers, 1890.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

John Thomson's children included Thomas (Mary's grandfather), Alice Penrose, and Jane Thomson. He died 1890.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomas and Mary Eyre Thomson papers, 1874.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Thomas Thomson (1842-1908) inherited the family homestead in Cheltenham Township. He was a banker and married Mary Eyre 2/24/1874. Includes invitation list, etc. She was daughter of Isaac Eyre, he was the son of John and Caroline Thomson, members Abington Monthly Meeting who lived in Cheltenham

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomas Thomson estate papers, 1925.
Box 3
Scope and Contents

Includes agreement for the subdivision of the property by Elizabeth Thomson Taylor and Alice Thomson Sullivan.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Taylor Family.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Elizabeth Thomson (Mary Patterson's aunt) married Herbert K. Taylor in 1897. Includes poems that Mary Patterson wrote for their 55th anniversary and other family papers

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Miscellaneous property papers, Edgewood Park, 1927-1943.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Given to Mary Patterson by Herbert K. Taylor, Jr.. He was Mary's cousin, the son of her mother's sister Elizabeth, who married Herbert K. Taylor.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomson-Eyre family memorabilia, ca. 1856- 1905.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Given to Patterson by Herbert Taylor, Jr. Eyre family genealogy and memorabilia including Mary Eyre's school reports at Moorestown Boarding School and her genealogy.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomson family, 1782-1959.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Research on the family, including wills

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomson family Bible.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Photocopies and original pages removed. Bible belonged to John Thompson and Abigail Roberts Thompson, married 1773. Notes by Patterson explaining context.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomson Family Reunion, 1959-1961.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Patterson researched Henry Thomson, an original settler of Abington. Highlight of the reunion was a visit to the ancestral home of William Thomson, owned in 1961 by Fitz Eugene Dixon.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Sarah Thomson 1809 diary, 1939.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Typed copy by Eleanor B. Price of an 1809 journal found in Tuckerton, NJ. Not identified as relation to Mary Patterson's family

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Alice Sullivan Perkins, 1918.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Alice Sullivan, Swarthmore College, Class of 1904. Married J. H. Dudley who died in the 1918 flu epidemic. After his death, she invited her sister Mabel and her husband, Francis D'Olier, to live with her at Evergreen Lawn, Moorestown. Alice wrote about her husband's death and then continued to write letters to him as she had done before his sudden death.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Perkins family, 1918-1978.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Clippings, articles

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mabel Sullivan D'Olier, 1908-1962.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Mabel Creth Sullivan D'Olier (1887-1966) was Mary Patterson's aunt. She and sister Alice were married in a double ceremony in 1909. Mabel was the wife of Francis W. D'Olier. She and her husband were both graduates of Swarthmore College, and members of Moorestown Monthly Meeting. File contains clippings, memorabilia, some correspondence from Mary Patterson - the two shared interests in travel and genealogy. Her applications for Colonial Dames are in Series 4.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. D'Olier Foundation, 1975-1976.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Copies of letters regarding College's D'Olier Quaker Education Account and other donation from the D'Oliers to the College and other charities.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mabel Sullivan D'Olier memorial and estate, 1966.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Obituaries, memorial service, and estate papers. After bequests to nieces and nephews, Moorestown Monthly Meeting, and Friends Boarding Home, her property "Evergreen Lawn" was given to Moorestown and the D'Olier Foundation

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Perkins Center for the Arts, 1967-1982.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Perkins home built in 1910 given to Moorestown after the death of Mabel Sullivan D'Olier. Includes typed carbon of letter that Mary Patterson wrote to Moorestown Council in support of Evergreen becoming an arts center

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Sullivan and Thomson family obituaries, clippings.
Box 4
Scope and Contents

Obituaries, clippings, memorial booklet on T. Clarkson Taylor who was headmaster of Friends School in Wilmington where Mary Sullivan's grandparents met. Obituary of Isaac Eyre, great-grandfather

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Family wedding invitations.
Box 4
Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. John and Caroline Thomson correspondence, 1835, 1880-1881.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALsS

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Thomson, Maggie to Thomson, Jane, 1863.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALS from Jane's sister

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Betts, Sarah to Thomson, Thomas, 1881.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALS expressing dismay about the surprise party at the Thomson home, with refreshments and music

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Miscellaneous family correspondence, 1878, 1909,1892, n.d.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALsS from Wilmington cousin, Phillips, Marshall and Mary to Sullivan, Joseph

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Shoemaker, Robert to Thomson, Thomas, 1890.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Condolences on death of his father

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Patterson, Henry correspondence, 1908-1933.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALsS and postcards received from friends and his mother

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Sullivan, Joseph correspondence, 1911, 1928.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALsS. 1928 is to Mary from her grandfather Sullivan

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Brookings, Robert S. to Patterson, Henry, 1911-1932.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Robert Brookings was a cousin and helped with Henry's education. Mary and Henry's son, Robert Brookings Patterson, was named in his honor.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Correspondence to Jane Thomson, 1913-1937.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Includes TLS from secretary of Mrs. Hoover for poem she sent and ALsS from Mary Patterson and others

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan to her parents, 1915.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

On a trip to California with her aunt Jane .

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary T. Sullivan to Roberts, Mary, 1924- 1936.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

1924 letters written from Swarthmore College

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary T. Sullivan to her family, 1924.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Mary traveled to England in July 1924 to attend and then did some visiting to other parts of Europe

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary T. Sullivan to Henry Patterson, 1924-1927.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Henry began to court Mary while she was still a student. She discouraged him because of their age difference.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary T. Sullivan to her parents, 1928, 6-7 mos.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Mary attended the World Youth Peace Conference in 1928 in Holland. She toured Europe that same summer

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary T. Sullivan to her parents, 1928, 8 month.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

Mary attended the World Youth Peace Conference in 1928 in Holland. She toured Europe that same summer

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary T. Sullivan to Edith Sullivan, 1928.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

ALsS to Edith Sullivan

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson to her parents, 1930.
Box 5
Scope and Contents

On her honeymoon in New England

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson and Jane Thomson correspondence, 1930-1937.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

ALsS Mary and Aunt Jane Thomson

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Lea, Thomas to Mary Sullivan Patterson, 1930-1931.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

2 ALsS.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. General, 1930-1938.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Most concern her interest in family genealogy

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Jerrems, Florence to Thomson, Jane, 1932-1935.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

ALsS from a niece in California

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Patterson, Henry to Mary Sullivan Patterson, 1933.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Affectionate note

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mabel D'Olier correspondence, 1934-1962.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Mary Patterson and others. Includes a 1952 letter from Patterson to Swarthmore College asking why Mabel and Francis D'Olier, both Class of 1907, were not invited to serve on Alumni Council or Board of Managers, take a more active role in the College.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Patterson, Mary Sullivan to Addy and Janey, 1936.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

TL to her children, with family history and information about the family home of Joseph T. and Sarah Rogers Sullivan in Moorestown, NJ.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson and Eleanor Roosevelt, 1939.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Carbon of a letter and response from Eleanor Roosevelt regarding their common ancestors

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Correspondence with Greta Armstrong and Konrad and Hildburg Braun, 1939-1942.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Greta was an English Friend and the Brauns were German refugees, became prominent English Friends

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson to Sullivan, Alice, 1941.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Mother's Day note in the form of a poem

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Childhood letters of the Patterson children, 1941-1946, 1961.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Letters to parents, grandparents from Alice, Jane, and Robbie

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Swarthmore College Class of 1924 letters, 1946-1949.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

"Round Robin" letters, with updates, Class of 1924

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson to Patterson, Henry, 1946.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

ALsS to Henry from Brant Beach

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Alice P. Sullivan to Mary Patterson, 1947.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

ALsS from her mother, from Brant Beach, Long Beach Island, NJ

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. General, 1947-1959.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Reflect her interest in genealogy and historic structures

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Swarthmore Monthly Meeting, 1948.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Welcoming the transfer to membership from Providence Monthly Meeting for Henry, Mary, and family

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Henry C. Patterson personal correspondence, 1948-1971.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Correspondence, including 1963 ALS to wife Mary when she toured Hawaii with her aunt Meemie and a note from son Robert Brookings Patterson on his 82nd birthday; Henry was 58 when Robert was born.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Henry C. Paterson correspondence, 1952, 1961.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Note from Eleanor Roosevelt to Mary referencing letter Henry wrote, Notes from John F. Kennedy, Courtney Smith

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Henry C. Patterson, Richard Nixon letters, 1955-1961.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Henry Patterson was active in the Republican party in Philadelphia

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Letters from Jane Patterson to her parents, 1956.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Jane to Henry and Mary Patterson during her travels to Europe, Mexico

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson to Patterson, Henry, 1957.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

ALsS

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mary Sullivan Patterson correspondence with Jane Brey, 1957, 1963.
Box 6
Scope and Contents

Includes ALsS to her cousin during her trip to England

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Postcards and notes from children of Mary Patterson, 1960-1970s.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

From her children and nieces and nephews

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. General, 1960-1967.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Reflect her interest in genealogy and historic structures

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Patterson, Henry C. to Roy Wilkins, 1967.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Typed carbon of letter, disapproving of the confrontational tactics of Cecil Moore in Philadelphia

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. General, 1969-1970.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Mostly about genealogy

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. General, 1971-1981.
Box 7
Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Condolence letters, death of Henry Patterson, 1972.
Box 7
Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Michener, James to Mary Sullivan Patterson, 1977.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

TLS, note of appreciation

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Pierse, John to Mary Sullivan Patterson, 1982.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

TLs about genealogy, local history in England

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Christmas letters, 1938, 1954-1981, n.d.
Box 7
Scope and Contents

Useful updates of family activities; card from 1938 with her two daughters. Duplicate copies in Mary S. Patterson, PG 7

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Feeding Our Hungry School Children", 1931.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Talk given on Philadelphia radio station, Spring 1931.(typewritten copy)

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Essays, short stories, n.d.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

"We Like to be Quarantined," "We Travel - without the Car, " "Swarthmore's Mr. McMinn

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Verse, n.d.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Mary Patterson wrote verses for special occasions

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Martha Sheffield, Servant of the Lord, 1944.
Box 8
Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Elisha Cullen Dick, 1953-1962.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Research compiled for proposed article on Dick

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Housing for the Quaker Spirit.", 1955.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Reprinted from Friends Journal of Nov. 5, 1955. (2 copies)

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Following the Society of Friends Through Their Certificates", 1959.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Talk given to the Institute of Genealogical Research, at Strath Haven Inn, Swarthmore

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Saving a Seventeenth Century Pennsylvania Home.", 1962.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Printed in the Germantowne Crier, Sept. 1962, Vol. 14, No. 3, p.75 (2 copies)

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Escaping Pitfalls in Early Pennsylvania Restoration, 1964.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Reprint from March issue of the DAR Magazine

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "The German Children's Party,", 1904.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Friends' Intelligencer, Oct. 25, 1904, p. 707.

Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Material collected for "The Biddles of Swarthmore College,", 1956.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Friends Journal, July 14, 1956

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Quaker Date Book, 1960, 1961.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Bound and loose pages

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "The Return of a Friend," Swarthmore College Bulletin, 1976-1977.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Published article on genealogy of Theodore Friend for the College bulletin, together with correspondence from Dorie Friend and additional Friend genealogy and correspondence from Marian Johnson

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Selecting, Restoring, and Furnishing an Historic House, ca. 1980.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Typed article on the restoration of the Pusey house

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "John Barnes, the Man Who Owned Jenkintown", n.d.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

TD, Mary S. Patterson and Marion Rubicam Balderston. Undated. Also related correspondence, research letters

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Draft introduction to a family history, n.d.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Handwritten introduction, intending to compile a book for her family

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Notes for talks, n.d.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Various topics, local history

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Miscellaneous essays, research, 1971.
Box 8
Scope and Contents

Including Benjamin West House, Kendall at Longwood

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1 folder

Scope and Contents

Mary Sullivan Patterson did extensive research on her and her husband's families and documented at least 200 Quaker ancestors. She intended to write a history for the family, but her papers as deposited contained rough research and memorabilia sorted by individual and/or family. She particularly researched the Thomson family, her mother's line, which connected to Hallowell, Eyre, Taylor, Lippincott, Roberts, Jarrett, and other Montgomery County families.

Filed alphabetically by family name. Some files include photocopies of early wills and correspondence to family members.

Archival Resource Key. "Mary's Welsh Ancestors", n.d.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Carbon of a letter listing Welsh ancestors, with corrections in pencil

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Colonial Dames applications, 1923-1926, 1958.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Applications made by Mabel D'Olier. See Collins for Patterson application

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Sullivan-Thomson ancestors notebook, n.d.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Mary S. Patterson's compilation, includes some additional information about family members

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Adams family, n.d.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Research on Quaker Adams family, begun by her aunt Mabel and continued by Mary Patterson

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Austin family, 1953.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

TLS from Louise E. Lewis, a Swarthmore College graduate, who had corresponded concerning genealogy with Mabel D'Olier. Austin and Burton descendants

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Bewley family, 1957.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Bewley and Watson roots in England, with correspondence with cousin Jane Brey.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Borton family, 1978-1979.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Mostly correspondence with Betty Mann regarding publication of 300 Years of Bortons in North America

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Brookings family.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Robert Somers Brookings, a cousin of Henry C. Patterson and "gave him his education." Clippings, secondary material

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Budd family, 1969-1979.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Research to find out information about Thomas Budd (d. 1670)

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Carter family.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Henry C. Patterson's family. Includes photographs of Walnut Hill, the Carter home in Maryland, inventory of estate of Richard Carter, 1852, etc.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Clayton, 1974-1976.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Concerning furniture made by John Clayton, an ancestor

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Collins, 1964-1979.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Francis Collins (1635-1720), early settler, with supporting material for Patterson's application to Pa. Society of the Colonial Dames

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Conrad/Kunders.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Ancestry of Herb and Pete Conrad

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Cooper, 1959-1975.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Cooper family research, relation to James Fennimore Cooper, estate of James Cooper

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Croasdale, 1957-1962.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Ezra Croasdale (1655-1740). Colonial Dames application, with supporting materials and draft essay

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Davis.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Mary Davis married William Eyre

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Day, 1971.
Box 9
Scope and Contents

Irish ancestors

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Eyre family - Isaac (1740-1825).
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Alice Sullivan's copy of 1921 Eyre Genealogy, photocopies of will and inventories, Isaac (1740-1825) m. Ann Preston and family.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Eyre family - Isaac (1788-1841), 1928-1974.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Married Eleanor Cooper, owned property in Chester, PA. Moved to Kensington, hence connection with Penn Treaty Park. Includes correspondence with various Eyre descendants, material on Fishtown and Palmer Cemetery. Also information concerning bust made from Treaty Elm for Isaac Eyre circa 1820

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Eyre family - Isaac (1819-1909), 1935-1957.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Including transcription of some of the letters she and her aunt Elizabeth Thomson Taylor gave to Friends Historical Library and correspondence with Eyre descendants, etc. Isaac Eyre on committee to select property for George School.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Isaac Eyre bonds, 1894-1903.
Box 10
Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Eyre family - William (1804-1885), 1935-1980.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

William was the older brother of Patterson's direct ancestor, Isaac Eyre. Affiliated with Hicksites in the Separation. Correspondence concerning the journals, copy of annotated 1921 Eyre Genealogy given to her by William B. Eyre, George School

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Gayner family, 1973-1975.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with Margaret Gayner, England, and photocopies

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Gilpin and Peirce families, 1934-1971.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Gideon Gilpin owned house used by General Lafayette during Battle of Brandywine. Patterson was descended from his son, Joseph, who married Sarah Peirce in 1802. Genealogical correspondence with Mabel Creth Sullivan D'Olier and Mary Patterson. Mary Patterson's notes on Matilda Gilpin diary that she gave to Friends Historical Library.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Gordon, 1958, 1980.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Gordon who married a Patterson

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Gregg, 1935-1940.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Mabel D'Olier correspondence concerning Gregg family

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Irish ancestors, 1971.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Carbon TL to Meemie (Mabel D'Olier) and Mary Light explaining Irish ancestry through Robert Zane

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. James, 1962.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Jesse James of Bensalem family

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Jarrett.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Jane Jarrett married Thomas Thomson, owned the house in Graeme Park

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Knight family, 1957-1958.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Extensive research in England on family of Giles Knight who arrived in PA in 1682

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Krefeld immigrants.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Lukens, Kunder/Conrad, Op de Graeff

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Levis, 1932-1977.
Box 10
Scope and Contents

Henry Patterson's ancestor through his mother. Jane Levis Carter research and writings

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Lippincott, 1912, 1935-1957.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Henry Patterson's relations. Includes some correspondence. Copy of will of (aunt) Mary Lippincott Morrison

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Livezey, 1976-1978.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Patterson was descended from Thomas Livezey of Upper Dublin. Includes a detailed genealogy of her family

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Mark, 1961.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Visited Mosedale, England. Letter to cousin Jane Brey

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Marshall, 1957-1960.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Abraham Marshall. Son John (1707-1750) was Patterson ancestor; his brother was the botanist Humphrey Marshall. Photocopies of estates, 1751 and 1760

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Maryland Quakers, 1960-1964.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Correspondence with J. Reany Kelly who wrote Old Quaker Burying Ground

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Owen family.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Patterson descended from Sarah Owen

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Paschall family.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Descended from Thomas Paschall of Goshen

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Patterson family, 1908-1941.
Box 11
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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Patrick, John, 1937-1939.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Mabel D'Olier correspondence trying to establish John Patrick as Revolutinary ancestor. He ws the father of Martha Patick who married Thomas of Sandy Spring

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Pearse/Peirce family.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

George Pearse married Ann Gaynor, 1679 in England, copied into records of Concord Monthly Meeting, Pa. Patterson was a descendant. Includes copies of will and estates of George, Rachel and Joshua Pierce.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Peirce family/ Longwood Garden, 1950-1963.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Includes talk about Peirce family at Friends Historical Association

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Peirce home in Pennsbury.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Sold by unmarried daughters, 1817

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Perkins family, 1956.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Moorestown, NJ. Francis W. and Mabel D'Olier lived in "Evergreen Lawns," built on the John Perkins farm. Mabel was the sister of Alice and Marshall Sullivan. Mary Sullivan Patterson was their niece. Mabel and Alice were married in a double ceremony in the house. Alice married Thomas Haines Dudley Perkins, Swarthmore College Class of 1906. He died in 1918 and Francis and Mabel moved into the home with his widow. After the death of her sister and husband, Mabel purchased the home from the estate. She bequeathed the property to Moorestown, and it now serves as Perkins Center for the Arts. See also Series 1.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Robert and Marcella Sullivan family, Sandy Springs.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Robert Sullivan died 1891. Parents of Joseph T. Sullivan

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Snowden family.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Mabel D'Olier's application for Colonial Dames through Snowden line

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Tilton family, 1933-1941.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Tiltons married into Patterson family. ALsS from cousin Josie Tilton

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Draft family fan charts.
Box 11
Scope and Contents

Most complete version in ++Genealogical Charts

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Book proposal, 1947.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Proposal to MacMillan Company for a baby book

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Schofield School Trustees, 1919-1927; 1944.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Reports, etc. A number of the board members were residents of Delaware County, and Mary S. Patterson was president of the Board in 1936-1946 and wrote a biography of Martha Schofield published by the School in 1944.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Martha Schofield Scholarship Fund, 1952-1974.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

In 1950 the Schofield School was transferred to the Aiken City Board of Education. The Scholarship Fund was started in 1952.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. An account of her interest in genealogy, n.d.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Draft of a letter to her grandson, Rich, in which Mary Sullivan Patterson describes how her mother and two aunts, Mabel and ? encouraged her interest in genealogy. When her husband suffered a heart attack in 1952, Mary took a course in genealogy and worked as a genealogist at Friends Historical Library until 1956 when she decided to focus on her research on 17th century Quakers. Subsequently to her research trip in England in 1957, she became involved with historic preservation and only sporadically did genealogical searches outside her own family's history.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Samples of genealogical research.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Genealogical correspondence includes in Family Correspondence

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Proposal for a George Fox Garden, 1962.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Patterson reported to PYM Representative Committee that the City of Philadelphia hoped that Philadelphia Yearly Meeting would develop a William Penn garden adjacent to the meeting house. Patterson proposed that this would tie in with George Fox's desire to have a botanical garden in Pennsylvania.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Caleb Pusey, Inc., 1963-1981.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Caleb Pusey House, Inc., was incorporated in 1965. Folder includes preliminary and annual reports, correspondence

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Caleb Pusey house notes, n.d.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Research notes and notebook with drafts of reports, Christmas letter, etc.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Historic preservation, 1965-1976.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Mary S. Patterson's involvement in preserving Delaware County history included serving on the County Historical Society Board and as president of Caleb Pusey House, Inc.. She also was involved with Delaware County historic house tours, Chester courthouse restoration, Leiper House, and was a founder of Historic Delaware County Society among other interests.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Notes prepared for Delaware County Historic Tours, 1966-1967.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Rough notes

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Welcome Society, 1964-1977.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Patterson served on the Committee for Eligibility

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Benjamin West House, Swarthmore College, 1957-1979.
Box 12
Scope and Contents

Patterson became in the debate about the birthplace of Benjamin West. She supported the tradition that he was born in the Maddock farmhouse now on the Swarthmore College campus

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. English certificate project proposal and traveling minute, ca. 1956.
Box 13
Scope and Contents

Since early American Quaker records are scanty, Patterson proposed to examine English records to find certificates of removal. Letter of introduction from FGC.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Sample, typed notes, 1957.
Box 13
Scope and Contents

With annotations by Patterson

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Correspondence with English Friends, 1957.
Box 13
Scope and Contents

Planning her trip and follow up letters

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Correspondence with English Friends, 1959-1960.
Box 13
Physical Description

1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Correspondence with English Friends, 1960-1962.
Box 13
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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Report on English records research, 1976.
Box 13
Scope and Contents

In England for two months in the spring of 1957, Patterson found that there were few mentions of certificates of transfer, and she instead took notes on early Quakers with a focus on her own family.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Correspondence with Preston Meeting, 1978, 1980.
Box 13
Scope and Contents

In 1957, Patterson found the Marsden Monthly Meeting records most helpful and 20 years later she began to follow up with the meeting

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. Record of her visits, 1957.
Box 13
Scope and Contents

Typed

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "The Quaker Blue Book of the Seventeenth Century".
Box 13
Scope and Contents

Subtitled handwritten ms "Friends Family Arriving in America 1656 thru 1699." Progress report with an Introduction and layout for possible book that traced Quaker migration.

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Quaker Emigrants to America", 1957, 1976.
Box 14 and 15
Scope and Contents

Typed manuscripts (2 copies) made from notes taken by Mary Sullivan Patterson in 1957. In the introduction, Patterson writes that she typed her rough notes and added additional information from other sources. The final typed manuscript was done by Margery Paxson Jones

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Quaker Emigrants to America" Index, 1982.
Box 15
Scope and Contents

Done as a Boy Scouts Eagle project by John Ivie of Provo, Utah, suggested by Utah Valley Genealogical Society

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1 folder

Archival Resource Key. "Quaker Emigrants to America" every name index, 1996.
Box 15
Scope and Contents

Index made in 1996 by Elizabeth L. Carson who also compiled an inventory of the unprocessed Patterson papers

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1 folder

Print, Suggest