Nathaniel Orr (1822-1908) was one of the most noted engravers of the second-half of the nineteenth century. Born in London,
Ontario, he learned engraving from John H. Hall of Albany, New York. Orr moved his business to New York City.
In 1846, Orr married Elisabeth Holmes (1825-1909) of Albany County, New York, the author of several books, including The Belle Heiress (Auburn, NY, 1849), stories, newspaper and journal articles, and poems. Of seven children, three survived to adulthood: Sarah
Z. Moore (b. 1847), Effie Hamlyn, and Alice B. Tredwell (b. 1860). The family lived in Hohokus, New Jersey, with a winter
home in Melrose, Florida.
Includes family history and records, legal papers, literary manuscripts, family journals, correspondence, drawings, scrapbooks
and albums, family artifacts, examples of Nathaniel Orr's engravings and of Elisabeth Orr's published writings, and a few
photographs. All members of the family are included, especially Nathaniel and Elisabeth Orr and daughter Alice Tredwell.
[Identification of item], Orr Family Papers, Special and Area Studies Collections, George A. Smathers Libraries, University
of Florida, Gainesville, Florida.
Papers were acquired from the Orr family house in Melrose, Florida.
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Correspondence, 1843-1939, and Not dated
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Nathaniel Orr. 44 letters, including 41 to E. Holmes Orr, 2 to Sarah Orr Moore, and 1 to Wilbur Tredwell, including 15 letters,
[ n. d.]-1844-1847 and 29 letters, 1866-1895. Letter of Sept. 11, 1885, includes a two-page note from Alice to Elisabeth Orr.
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Correspondence to N. Orr, n.d., 1825 -1849. Approximately 70 letters, primarily regarding the engraving business. A few are
addressed to individuals other than Orr.
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Ackley, C.A. n.d. |
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Adams, J.A. 1843: June 28, Aug.11, Aug. 16, August 22, Oct. 2 |
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Anderson, Alex Sept. 12, 1825, April 5, 1837, May 30, 1837, to John Hall |
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Barry, Railey n.d. |
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Beethlum?, B. October 23, 1848 |
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Benjamin, P.B. n.d. |
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Bochsa, Charles n..d. (two letters) |
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Brown, Thurlow W. 1849: December 5, December 19 (2) |
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Chili, L.M. n.d. |
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Clute, John B. Oct. 20, 1843 Oct. 2, 1847 |
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Darley, F. O. C. n.d. (2) |
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Downing, A.J. September 9, 1843 |
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Fenn, Harry n. d. (2) |
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Fogel, George January 3, 1845 |
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Feilleil, John n.d. |
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Fuller, S.E. n.d. |
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Goldsmith n.d. |
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Gries, N.R. n.d. (2) |
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Hall, C. Mason February 2, 1848 |
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Hall, John H. August 20, 1844. With note on verso: "This man Father learned engraving from in Albany. A. O. T." |
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Henry, Joseph 1847: Aug. 18, Nov. 11, Nov. 25; 1848: March 23. |
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Herbert, K. n.d. |
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Hoppin, Augustus n.d. |
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Hughes, John, bishop of New York December 13, 1848 |
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Hunt, H.W. April 12, 1844 |
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Ingraham n.d. |
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Kirkland, C.M. January 15, 1848 |
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Machill, Don n.d. |
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Marble, D. May 6, 1842 |
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Miller, Derby 1849: December 5, December 19 |
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Olin, J.M. n.d. |
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O'Reilly, S. December 10, 1844 |
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Parkin, George and Co. 1848: April 11, May 19 |
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Pende, J. n.d. |
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Randall, H.E. n.d. (2) |
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Robruder, Solon n.d. |
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Shostrar, David July 13, 1846 |
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Shaw, O.Y. September 18, 1841 |
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Sirlof, Anne n.d. |
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Squire, E. George Oct. 28, 1845, 1846: Dec. 1, Jan. 20, 1847: Feb. 20; April 28, 1849 |
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Squier, Mrs. n.d. |
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Stevens, A. n.d. |
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Tenn, Henry n.d. |
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Wheeler, O.H. October 25, 1843 |
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Correspondence to Nathaniel Orr, 1850-1857. Approximately 69 business letters. A few are to individuals other than Orr. |
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Ash, W.H. March 25, 1856 |
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Bishop, Anna 1851: Oct. 20 |
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Bloomer, Amelia September 10, 1857 |
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Bocsha, Charles August 8, 1850 |
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Brennan, J.H. October 15, 27 1857 |
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Brown, Thurlow W. 1850: March 7; 1851: Sept. 23, Nov. 7; 1852: Jan. 5, 13, May 11, Dec. 11; 1857: Oct. 29, Dec. 5, Dec. 9 |
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Brown, W. January 26, 1851 |
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Camp, N.W. Aug. 21, 1855 |
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Canning, J.D. Dec. 25, 1851 Jan. 13, 1852 |
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Croome, William 1851: June 26 |
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De Forest, John W. 1850: July 9, Aug. 1, Sept. 9, Sept. 14 |
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Derby, Chancey L. 1850: January 15, June 27 |
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Dey, J.N. April 14, 1857 |
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Dones, William S. March 12, 1852 |
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Fuller, Sarah E. December 26, 1851 |
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Gavazzi, Alessandro April 11, 1853 |
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Green, Duff July 10, 1856 |
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"Haché," April 21, 1850 |
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Hanson, Thomas November 19, 1855 |
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Harris, Clarendon June 19, 1854 |
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Hart, N. Bloome February 2, 1857 |
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Hayes, Barry P. October 23, 1852 |
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Herrick, Henry June 25, 1850 |
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Hoffman, A. October 31, 1853 |
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Hopkins, John H. November 13, 1856 |
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Horman, R. January 23, 1850 |
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Hough, Franklin B. June 1, 1852 |
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Jones, J.D. June 21, 1852 |
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Kendall, H. August 9, 1857 |
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Lingley, Joseph October 11, 1852 |
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Lohele (?), William May 20, 1856 |
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McLenan, John 1851: December 6, July 19, 1856 |
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Mathies, Mrs. December 16, 1850 |
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Miles, Pliny November 9, 13 1853 |
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Miller, Derby December 19, 1849 |
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Mocklesby (?), John July 27, 1851 |
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Owen, D.D. May 20, 24 1852 |
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Pasch, Ih. 1854 |
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Randall, Henry July 2, 1850; 1857: Feb 8, March 7 |
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Seaman, J.S. March 23, 1850 |
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Shears, William May 5, 1852 |
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Smith, C.A. October 14, 1853 |
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Vertel, Johannes April 6, 1853 |
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Wallin, Samuel November 30, 1850 |
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Watson, Alex 1855: April 23, June 13 |
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Watts, James November 22, 1854 |
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Welin (?), B. November 25, 1854 |
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Wells, S.R. September 8, 1857 |
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Wells, T. January 21, 1852 |
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Wislo, Anna October 20, 1851 |
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Wright, E.K.W. April 30, 1855 |
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Correspondence to Nathaniel Orr, 1858-1879. Approximately 60 business letters. A few are to individuals other than Orr. |
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Anthony, A.V.S. October 19, 1876, December 2, 1879 |
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Arthur, William Sept. 30, 1867 |
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Bagley, M. S. 1871: Oct. 13 |
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Baird, Spencer 1860: Feb. 26, June 4, 16 |
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Beaulier, Emile T. February 25, 1876 |
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Blanchard, L. July 27, 1867 |
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Colt, Mrs. Samuel 1864: May 30, Jan. 9, August 24, Sept. 3, Sept. 6, Nov, 2, Dec. 14, Dec. 19; 1865: Jan. 4, 7, Feb. 3,
Mar. 29, July 17; 1866: Jan. 10, April 13; January 15, 1867; December 5, 1868
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Copestick, Alfred July 8 and August 6 1859 |
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Devens, Richard M. 1865: July 28 and 31 to Case and Co.; n. d. |
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Dodge, Charles R. June 25, 1872 |
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Ehinger, John W. March 6, 1859 |
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Goldsmith, J. C. Feb. 15, 1878, Jan. 15 1879 |
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Greely, Horace Feb. 10, June 7 1864 |
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Hamlyn, Tom 1879: April 21, July 15 |
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Hamlyn, William 1879: May 24 |
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Hatfield, Julia 1869 |
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Haven, H. April 26, 1859 |
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Hughes, G.E. August 22, 1874, to Mr. Miller |
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Ingraham, J.W. January 23, 1860 |
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Irish, William N. 1860: April 7 |
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Laindart, A.H. October 5, 1870 |
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Lander, E.J. March 22, April 2 1879 |
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Mackenzie, R. Shelton August 16, 1863 |
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Marsh, Edward August 12, 1865 |
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Newton, W.H. May 9, 1874 |
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Noble, Louis January 8, 1863 |
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Paude (?), Thomas 1859 |
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Pogges, June 11, 1879 |
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Seaman, Henry December 31, 1858 |
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Smith, Stephen March 8, 1861 |
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Snell, R. September 21, 1858 |
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Stoddard, R.H. July 18, 1860 to J. O. Victor |
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Sutro, Adolph May 25, 1874 |
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Tisdale, W.J. February 5, 1864 |
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Whenler, J. Talbys March 23, 1875 |
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Wright, F (?) S. October 6, 1874 |
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Unsigned fragment 187-? December |
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Correspondence to Nathaniel Orr, 1880-1900. Approximately 29 letters. A few are to individuals other than Orr. Several of
the letters are written to or from Melrose and elsewhere in Alachua County, Florida.
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Caldwell, M. S. M. (Melrose, Fl.) April 24, 1892 |
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Campbell, Alexander April 22, 1890 |
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Darlington, A..M. April 24, 1890 |
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Derby, C.S. August 1, 1886 |
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England, J.W. June 30, 1882 |
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Fletcher, J. May 6, 23 1882 |
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Fuller, A.S. January 20, 1887 |
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Fuller, W.G. March 30, 1886 enclosure: J.H. Barrett letter |
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Fox, Lucy M. (Melrose, Fl.) April 3, 1890 |
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Garret, Edmund H. September 3, 1880 |
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Graubech, D (?) April 12, 1884 |
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Hamlyn, James December 12, 1900 |
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Houghton, Mifflin Co. (Millet) June 7, 1881 |
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Hyatt, Thadeus April 26, 1889 |
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Lowry, N.W. (Melrose, Fl.) May 3, 1890 |
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Levy, W.B. March 4, 1889 |
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Liemley, Arthur November 9, 1881 |
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Meriam, F.B. (Waldo, Fl.) June 5, 1890 |
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Moore, M. November 1, 1881 |
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Morgan, J.D. December 4, 1887 |
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Nichols, Arabella May 20, 1890 |
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Nichols, G.M. April 28, 1890 |
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Orr, John William January 19, 1880 |
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Saunders, Elizabeth April 21, 1880 |
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Von Luttichan, H., baron (Waldo, Fl.) June 15, 1887, March 25, 1894 |
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Weir, John W. July 14, 1896 |
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Woodward, J.D. May 7, 1880, June 12, 1880 |
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Untitled story by Elizabeth Orr. |
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Sarah Zuelia Orr. 2 letters from grandmother Sarah Holmes, 1855-1858; 3 letters, 1877-1884 and postcard, 1935, to sister Alice,
letter to husband George, and letter to her mother and to sister Effie.
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May Moore [i.e Mary? eldest daughter of Sarah and George] |
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a). Letter to Grandpa [Nathaniel Orr] /s/ May, Jan. 5, 1890; |
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b). to Mother, /s/ Mary, March 31, 1917; |
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c). three letters to Alice [Tredwell] /s/ May [n. d.] |
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d). The folder contains an unidentified document, 1878. |
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Minnie Moore [i.e. May, or Mary Moore?, daughter of George and Sarah Moore?] letter to "Dear Aunties [1874] and 2 letters
Alice [Orr Tredwell] 1882.
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Elizabeth Holmes Moore [youngest daughter of George and Sarah Moore] Letter to Mamma, Dec. 5, 1895, and 9 cards and letters
to Elisabeth H. Moore, from various persons, [n. d.] 1948-1957.
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George Moore. Letter to "Dear Girls," January 3, 1875; 2 letters to Alice O. Tredwell , 1883-1906, and business letter from
Keiser and Co., to George Moore, 1906.
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Effie Orr.16 letters to mother, E. H. Orr, sister Alice Orr Tredwell and other family members, 1874-1891. |
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Walter Hamlyn (husband of Effie Orr Hamlyn), 2 letters to E. H. Orr, May 8-Oct. 10, 1882, letter to Wilbur and Alice Tredwell,
May 14, 1880, and business memorandum to him, March 4, 1886.
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Alice Orr. Approximately 40 letters and documents, [n. d] and 1870 [bulk 1882] to 1939. The bulk are letters written by Alice
Orr to family and friends, many from England in 1882. Contains a few letters written to her and husband Wilbur Tredwell. Includes
a copybook with an 1882 letter to her niece Minnie. The documents include a story, written at about age 10 (1870) and some
narrative accounts of journeys.
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Miscellaneous. 8 letters from family members: "Auntie" Henrietta Wood Newton, 1874-1884, 1 from Harold Wood, 1895; 1 Louis
[Orr?] one from nephew Lennie, 1879, and others.
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Ella L.Turner [Ella Teddy Smythe?] Approximately 54 letters to Effie and Alice Orr and to Joe [Jefferson?, n. d.] 1874-1882.
These letters were taken from a folder labelled Ella Teddy Smithe, but letters are signed Ella L. Turner, and some of the
stationery has the monogram "ELT." Smythe is identified as a school-friend in Alice Orr's "Autobiography." Joe may be a shortened
name for Josie, who is also identified in the "Autobiography."
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Miscellaneous Correspondence. 8 pieces, 1856-1905. |
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To: Cunningham, J.P. From: ? April 22, 1856 |
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To: Joe [Jefferson] From: Ford, C.J. September 23, 1869 |
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To: Goesbeck, David From: James Eight October 14, 1873 |
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To: Fuller From: Thurber August 25, 1887 |
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To Whom It May Concern From: McNulty, William August 5, 1880 |
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To: [Effie and Alice Orr] From: Anna Talmadge May 9, 1880 |
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To: H.V. Noszki From: Benkman, G. June 2, 1891 |
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To: H.V. Noszki From: Colson, W.W. February 23, 1905 |
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Correspondence of Elizabeth Holmes Orr with her family, 1874-1907
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Letter to "My Dear Husband", from Home Acre, Melrose Florida, Friday Noon." Nathaniel and Alice leave Melrose; attends a picnic;
visits Mrs. Caldwell who's dining room caught fire; recovering from an illness: "I think not one of you realized what a sick
weak one I was or how happy am now to be so near my old self again." Effie is in Melrose and has been asked to join the literary
society; a friend mentions that Nathaniel Orr elected president of one of the insurance companies; receives a letter from
Nathaniel this day (Saturday); letter spans Friday and Saturday; "With love to all I am yours affectionately."
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Letter to "My Dear Husband," from Melrose, Good Friday. Letter is written on Easter Sunday; Effie has had an accident; Elizabeth
desires to return home(New Jersey) on "Sunday next", April 22; at the cottage during the days; staying with Walter and Effie
now; writes of her illness: "came down with much heart trouble and have not been in the street since, Your own."
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Letter to "Effie Dear", from Coney Island, July 2. With Nathaniel, Mary, and Alice; makes mention of entertainment by "darkies;"
writes of sickness: "have not been feeling well since you left- your father thought a trip to the seaside would do me good;
George lunched with them yesterday, "Affectionately, Mama." Postscript, writer unknown: "My Dear Effie," July 4. Waiting on
a visit from Effie's aunt in Chicago; "your mother feels quite bad about it. I was going to go with Alice but your mother
is in such low spirits I prevailed her to go in my place, With love to Mattie and kind regards to her father and mother, In
Haste, OM".
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Letter, no addressee, no signature. Mrs. Shephard did not visit; Effie is writing Alice; inquires about Bessie |
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Letter to "Alice Dear", from Melrose. "The girls" have left; worked all day, had dinner in Bayview; writes of illness- "I
looked badly and am awfully shaky"; Sarah cares for Elizabeth; writes of weather: "the air is balmy and sweet with opening
flowers"; writes of family: "the travelers have now probably left Charleston and by Thursday Morning, you will see them in
the flesh, Yours affectionately, Mother." Postscript: "Got a letter from Frank to Effie and myself. I mislaid it or would
have sent it in Walter's letter. Lovely letter."
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Letter to "Sarah Dear", Thursday evening, 9 o clock. Gives Sarah her seal skin as "I will probably never spend another winter
north;" Effie has a party; Alice is going to Manhattan on Monday
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Letter to "Alice Dear", (no date but note at top stating "Today is Effie's marriage day. 19 years."), from Hohokus, N.J.,
Tuesday noon. Writes of being up north with the family; "Lovingly, Madre"
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Letter to "Sarah Dear", from Hohokus, N.J., July 29th. Plans to go to the sound tomorrow; Nathaniel going to N.Y. tomorrow
if weather permits: "will be with you about 12 o clock;" had visitors; asks Sarah to "see that your father buys lightweight
winter clothes;" no signature.
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Letter to "My Dear Sarah"; from Melrose, December 20. With Nathaniel and Alice; "your letters from Jacksonville and Savannah
arrived, Lovingly yours, Mother."
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Letter to "Dear Sarah and All", from Melrose, January 3. Begins "and now I am going to tell you some unpleasant things that
have happened within the past week;" McRae's owner dies Thursday; Faber sends word that Nox the dog dies; Orr family house
in Waldo visited by the Darlingtons; not signed.
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Letter to "Dear Husband", March 30. Going on a trip writes "I dread the voyage and possible fog." Walter and Effie are both
ill: "Walter is not well, and Effie is going through a cold like mine."
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Letter to Dear Sarah, Thursday, 9 pm. Writes of reading of Bessie's tennis tournament in the Tribune this day; Alice made
currant jelly, Effie was down for a while; dining room is still unfinished; "Goodnight, Madre". Second letter on same paper,
Friday, 11 am. "No news of Bessie's tournament in Tribune." "Hat's came today. They are beautiful." "Let us hear from you
often, if only by card, Mother."
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Letter, no addressee, no signature, short note. "Alice and Effie may come down on Wednesday and stay all night with you, Affectionately,
Mother."
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Letter to "Sarah Dear", from Hohokus, N.J., Thursday. Nathaniel is ill; "Your father has been ailing for several days with
the old trouble;" a saw mill is being built in front of Home Acre and Nathaniel is too ill to consult a lawyer; "With love,
Mother."
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Letter to "My dear Sarah and all", from Melrose, Tuesday. Winter in Melrose; with Nathaniel, quite settled; occupied: "and
this is my twelfth letter so you see I am not idle;" an uncle up north is sick with Kidney trouble and Bright's disease; rainstorm
raised lake nearly a foot; not signed.
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Letter to "Dear Sarah," no date or place, 3pp. "I enclose Mrs. White's reply to your father . . ." |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Undated, (Photocopies of above) |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Letters, 1874-1898 (Originals) |
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Letter to Effie and Alice, "Dear children," April 28, 1874 ("up north"). Reprimands daughters for engaging in practical jokes;
reminds them of how young ladies should behave in public and with men.
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Letter to "My dear husband," June 14, 1875, Brussels. Gossipy letter about friends and family. |
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Letter to "Me dear husband," April 23, 1881, "Cottage." Worried about his health and that of Effie. |
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Letter to "Alice dear," December 8, 1886, Melrose. Discusses groves, family fishing, trip to Jacksonville. |
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Letter to "My dear George," Jan. 30, 1887, Melrose. "I have gained over ten pounds eating corn beef and vegetables . . .
Effie is plump and rosy." "There is a nice society here, not large, and mostly northerners." "Florida has the most poverty
stricken look of any land I ever saw."
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Note, 1888, concerning a revival in the Methodist Church. Signed "madre." |
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Letter to "My dear husband," March 25, 1888, Melrose. Donating a bible to the local church; information on the grove; furnishing
the house.
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Letter to "Dear Effie and all," Jan. 10, 1889, Melrose. Write about a sea trip from New York back to Melrose. |
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Letter to "Dear Alice and all," Jan. 20, 1889, Melrose. "We are all well and enjoying the life here." The new hotel is nearly
finished and the keeper of the Magnolia in St. Augustine wishes to run it.
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Letter to "My dear May," Feb. 14, 1889, Melrose. "Tuesday I thought I was in for yellow fever but well cared for and good
as new the next day. Only a little shaky."
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Letter to "Dear Wilbur," Feb. 25, 1889, Melrose. |
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Letter to "My dear Alice," (from Nathaniel Orr), Jan. 10, 1890, Hotel Santa Fe. Mentions there were six unmounted photographs
of live oak enclosed with this note. Orr requests photography supplies when Alice visits.
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Letter to "Mrs. Orr, Hohokus, N.J.," Jan. 15, 1891, Newark, N.J., from D.A. Lawrence. Concerning the purchase of a burial
lot.
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Letter to "Dear husband," April 14, 1891. Writes concerning the neighbors' dispute with a railroad company. |
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Letter to "Dear husband," March 26, 1893, Melrose Inn. Visiting a winery on his birthday anniversary. "Gen. Earl died today,
poor man, his sufferings were very great."
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Letter to "My dear husband," Oct. 31, 1893, Melrose. Concerning her sickness-night sweats, coughing, fever. |
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Letter to "Sarah dear," Dec. 8, 1895, Melrose. Family visiting for her birthday. Describes freeze damage to grove. "You
will hardly know Melrose there have been so many buildings added to it."
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Note, June 20, 1898. Request of a marriage certificate confirming date of marriage to Nathaniel on April 20, 1846. |
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Letter to "My dear Mrs. Orr," June 30, 1898, Long Island. |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Letters, 1874-1898 (Photocopies of above) |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Letters, 1902-1907, (Originals) |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Letters, 1902-1907 (Photocopies of above) |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Diary, Nov. 30, 1886 to Feb. 28, 1887 (Original) |
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Elizabeth H. Orr, Diary, Nov. 30. 1886 to Feb. 28, 1887 (Photocopy) |
