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Research file on portrait of William E. Walker Dickinson.

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Research file on portrait of William E. Walker Dickinson.

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Research file on portrait of William Gadsby (formerly Gadsby, Jr.).

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Research file on portrait of William Richard Dickinson of Ohio.

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Research file on portrait of William Wirt.

Scope and Contents Two letters from C[harlotte] B[liss] Williams to Cornelia E. Boardman, both written from New Milford. The first is addressed to New York, the second to Baltimore. THe first letter reports on events in New Milford, including their friend Harriet's funeral, and requests Cornelia to give regards to her sister (Caroline Boardman Schroeder) and brother-in-law (John Frederick Schroeder). The second letter acknowledges neglect of writing, notes having been confined to the house with a severe cold,...

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1983 article about Constance R. Williams, antique dealer

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Elise Williams writes to Cornelia E. Boardman from New York to turn down her invitation. She feels that she cannot visit yet, stating "I am unable to control my feelings sufficiently to leave home." The letter is written on mourning stationery, but the author doesn't say who died. She mentions having recently seen Cornelia's sister and notes how happy she would be to visit Cornelia later in the year.

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Two letters to Cornelia E. Boardman from Jonathan Williams in Middletown Connecticut. The first requests a donation for the Divinity School, and Williams notes enclosing a catalog. The second is a letter of thanks for Cornelia's help enclosing a photograph of their building. (Neither the catalog nor the photograph are in the collection).

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1 Letter from Mary Willis to Mary Perkins Quincy.