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Title: Photographs from Braaten letter, Cameroon
Date(s): 1963-05-23
Contributor(s): Fitz Water Wheel Co. (correspondent)
Collection ID: Fitz Water Wheel Company photographs (Accession 1995.218)
Hagley ID: AVD_95218_10
Collection: Fitz Water Wheel Company photographs

Title: A preaching point
Date(s): 1923/1924, 1923, 1924
Creator: Lukens Steel Company
Description: Written on verso: 'A preaching point where I had meetings for some months [illegible] built a church shed (On [illegible] of the Meth. Mission) & the Medical Ford.' Written on folder: 'Photos from Africa, 1923-24, sent by missionary Dr. E. R. Kellersberger to Charles L. Huston.'
Collection ID: Lukens Steel Company photographs (Accession 1972.360)
Hagley ID: 72360_0104
Collection: Lukens Steel Company photographs

Title: A Short Account of My Viage Into America with Mary Rogers My Companion, 1697-99 [transcription]
Date(s): 1958
Contributor(s): Webb, Elizabeth, 1663-1726 (author), Riggs, John Beverley, 1918-2006 (transcriber), David, Charles W. (Charles Wendell), 1885-1984 (contributor)
Description: This journal details Elizabeth Webb's and Mary Roger's first visit to America, which lasted from November 1697 to May 1699. They landed in Virginia and traveled overland, visiting the important Quaker meetings along the way. The journal includes references to all places visited, including Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Webb mentioned the names of many Friends and discusses her religious feelings and inspiration. Although there is some detail on...
Show moreThis journal details Elizabeth Webb's and Mary Roger's first visit to America, which lasted from November 1697 to May 1699. They landed in Virginia and traveled overland, visiting the important Quaker meetings along the way. The journal includes references to all places visited, including Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Webb mentioned the names of many Friends and discusses her religious feelings and inspiration. Although there is some detail on the problems of travel there is little descriptive material on the colonies or the mode of life which then prevailed. Mary Rogers, her companion, went on a separate mission to the West Indies (where she died in 1699) while the two women were at Burlington, N.J. The latter portion of the journal describes Webb's visit to the James River country in Virginia and neighboring areas of North Carolina before she returned to England.
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Collection ID: Elizabeth Webb travel journal (Accession 0096)
Hagley ID: 0096_Webb_transcript
Collection: Elizabeth Webb travel journal

Title: A Short Account of My Viage Into America with Mary Rogers My Companion, 1697-99
Date(s): 1697, 1699
Contributor(s): Webb, Elizabeth, 1663-1726 (author)
Description: This journal details Elizabeth Webb's and Mary Roger's first visit to America, which lasted from November 1697 to May 1699. They landed in Virginia and traveled overland, visiting the important Quaker meetings along the way. The journal includes references to all places visited, including Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Webb mentioned the names of many Friends and discusses her religious feelings and inspiration. Although there is some detail on...
Show moreThis journal details Elizabeth Webb's and Mary Roger's first visit to America, which lasted from November 1697 to May 1699. They landed in Virginia and traveled overland, visiting the important Quaker meetings along the way. The journal includes references to all places visited, including Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire. Webb mentioned the names of many Friends and discusses her religious feelings and inspiration. Although there is some detail on the problems of travel there is little descriptive material on the colonies or the mode of life which then prevailed. Mary Rogers, her companion, went on a separate mission to the West Indies (where she died in 1699) while the two women were at Burlington, N.J. The latter portion of the journal describes Webb's visit to the James River country in Virginia and neighboring areas of North Carolina before she returned to England.
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Collection ID: Elizabeth Webb travel journal (Accession 0096)
Hagley ID: 0096_Webb_journal
Collection: Elizabeth Webb travel journal

Title: Missionaries, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, China
Date(s): 1898/1901, 1898, 1901
Contributor(s): Ferracute Machine Company (Bridgeton, N.J.) (originator), Janvier, Henry A., 1865- (photographer)
Collection ID: Ferracute Machine Company photograph collection (Accession 1987.244)
Hagley ID: 1987244_008_017_001
Collection: Ferracute Machine Company photograph collection