Box 1
Contains 24 Results:
Lucas, Jane (Wadhams) to Thompson, Esther H., 1902 Feb 2
Writes about some Goshen anecdotes,especially Roberts Tavern.
Streets, Alice, Mrs.Newton to Thompson, Esther H., 1901-1924
This subseries contains correspondence to and from Esther Thompson. Most, though not all, correspondants are either family members or discussing various members of the Thompson family.
Thompson, Esther Harriet to Bristol, W. B., Town Clerk, Hartford, 1921 Jun 17
Inquiring about Tapping Reeve's brother [Benjamin] Reeve and one of Benjamin's eight daughters Harriet and portrait of Tapping Reeve. See Reeve Genealogy.
Thompson, Esther H. to Douglas, Judge Walter, 1913 Mar
This subseries contains correspondence to and from Esther Thompson. Most, though not all, correspondants are either family members or discussing various members of the Thompson family.
Miscellaneous to Thompson, Esther H. - 1, 1899-1923
Miscellaneous to Thompson, Esther H. - 2, 1913-1913
Letters and postcards from various people. Some are about purchasing publications. Letter mentions a girl EHT took in-could this be Christina mentioned in other letters? One letter to Elizabeth Lilynn (This might not be spelling) who has same PO box as EHT and letter mentioned "Miss Esther". Some empty envelopes, one addressed to EHT, another to Rev. E. C. Starr of Cornwall CT-Wrote one of the letters (addressed to a Miss Roberts but sent to EHT) asking about the Robert's family.
Miscellaneous , 1824-1929
Various letters/envelopes/notes, some from after Esther's death. Letter from CT state library answering a question with promotional materials; notice of death of William P. Hubbard; one with "C.O.D."; handwritten transcriptions of letters (Sally Hubbard and Eli Whitney)
"Botanical Reports ", 1906-1907
MS, 20pp
Botany Lecture - Litchfield Scientific Association, Undated
This sub-series contains the manuscripts, notes, and published writings created by Esther H. Thompson on a variety of topics relating to the history of Litchfield. Some items of note are her childhood memory of troops mustering on the town green during the Civil War and the discussion of enslaved people in town, particularly the case of William Grimes.
Cattle Show, circa 1840
Handwritten article and transcript. Date is on transcript not original and doesn't seem quite right.