Letters
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Adam L. Roof papers
His papers include letters (1860-1850) written while Roof was serving in the Michigan House of Representatives and later in the Senate. Six daybooks and one account book deal with Roof's real estate business and agricultural activities. The miscellaneous documents include tax receipts (1860,1861), and adoption agreement (1868), biographical notes on Roof and newspaper articles on the early history of Lyons.
Aylmer Lasell papers
The collection contains an account journal of agricultural and personal expenses and purchases from March 30, 1835 - December 1, 1867 and an account list of expenses from November 30, 1836 - January 4, 1837. Also included are 3 personal letters. One letter, dated September 7, 1828, is from his brother; another letter, dated May 31, 1840, is from his mother; and the third letter, undated, is to his father.
Barrett Lyons collection
Eben Pearson Dorr papers
Faculty Seminar records
The records of the Michigan State University Faculty Seminar include a list from the Faculty Speakers Bureau noting guest speakers by department, as well as a folder of letters announcing programs of seminars by term.
Gaylord M. Burke papers
Getman family papers
Hill family papers
This collection contains correspondence and legal papers concerning the estates of Edward M. Hill and his wife, Phoebe A. Hill, of Lansing, Michigan. Many of the letters are from beneficiaries living in Derby, England and Mrs. William (Phoebe) Bohnet, executor of Mrs. Hill's estate.
Jere Hutcheson papers
John Melton Hunter papers
The John Melton Hunter papers contain extensive materials in the field of medical geography and health, demography, geography and cartography. It includes original text and map manuscripts and original field notebooks, correspondence, and some photographs of John Hunter. The focus of the collection is strongest on West Africa, in particular Ghana, but also ranges across other regions of Africa, and includes documents on British and Latin American geography.