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Ridgely Torrence Papers

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Princeton University Library


Location of additional Torrence family gifts:
  • Portrait in oils of Ridgely Torrence '97 by Jean de Paleologue --> Princetoniana Collectionn (GC047) [B-floor vault, unit L1]
  • Photograph of drawing of Ridgely Torrence by Morris Henry Hobbs --> Museum Objects Collection (MOC01) [Room 1-17-D-3, unit 6I]
  • Plaster bust/head of Ridgely Torrence by Frances Grimes --> Laurence Hutton Collection of Life and Death Masks (C0770) [Tower]
  • Death mask of Ridgely Torrence by Ettore Salvatore --> Laurence Hutton Collection of Life and Death Masks (C0770) [Tower]
  • Pencil and charcoal sketch by Robert Edmund Jones of original stage design for Ridgely Torrence's Simon the Cyrenian --> ?

Introduction

The collection documents the long literary career of Ridgely Torrence (1875-1950)--as poet, playwright, and editor of  The New Republic (1920-1924). Represented in his personal and editorial correspondence are most of the important literary figures of his time, including Robert Frost, Vachel Lindsay, William Vaughn Moody, and Edward Arlington Robinson.

    Date Range: 1833-1952 (bulk, 1890-1951)

    Size: 55.00 cu. ft. (114 boxes, 3 cartons)

    Language: English

Provenance: The Papers were presented to the Library in 1953 by Miss Jessie Dunbar and Findley M. Torrence, in accordance with the wishes of Frederick Ridgely Torrence, Princeton Class of 1897. Some of the papers were in the possession of Olivia Torrence, Ridgely's wife, at the time of her death; the rest had been sent by Ridgely to his brother, Findley, in Xenia, Ohio. Portions of them were selected from both places by Theodore Maynard, who at one time intended to write a life of Ridgely, and were received by the Library from him on the understanding that he might borrow them. The rest were collected by Miss Dorothea Perkins, Ridgely's secretary, and through her initiative were deposited in the Library. Additional papers, the gift of Olivia H. Tartleton (great-niece) were added in 2006.

Photocopying, literary rights, and citation: No photocopies may be made from the photocopies (Xeroxes, photostats) of material in the collection where Princeton University Library does not own the originals; however, single photocopies of original material from the collection must be requested from the Associate University Librarian for Rare Books and Special Collections. Researchers are responsible for determining any question of copyright. Citations should be as follows: Ridgely Torrence Papers, Box #, used by permission of the Princeton University Library.


Collection Description


Scope Note

The Papers illustrate the literary activity and relationship of a large group of American writers, primarily poets, between the years 1890 and 1950. Approximately 10,000 letters between Torrence (Princeton Class of 1897), his family and friends, plus manuscripts of his work and those of his literary friends, exist in the collection. In addition, there are documents, scrapbooks, diaries, report cards from Torrence's Miami College (Oxford) and Princeton University days, daguerreotypes and photographs, memorabilia, and genealogical records, some dating as early as 1833.

Torrence's career as poet, playwright, and editor (New Republic) is documented through manuscripts and/or typescripts of his poems, plays, and short stories, lecture notes, and personal and business (editorial) correspondence. Manuscripts for Torrence's biography The Story of JohnHope (1948), The Selected Letters of Edwin Arlington Robinson (1940), and his plays Abelard and Heloise, El Dorado, and The Madstone are among those present. Letters and manuscripts of numerous literary friends and other poets submitting poems to the New Republic are included in the correspondence series.

In the series for papers of others are works and correspondence of Olivia Dunbar Torrence, including her Life of William Vaughn Moody; works, correspondence, and other material about Moody, such as his The Great Divide, Letters to Harriet, and Sabine Women; Boris Todrin's At the Gate and Other Poems; Alice Beal Parson's John Merrill's Pleasant Life; Joy to My Soul and Little Ham by Langston Hughes; and a complete holograph copy of Edwin Arlington Robinson's Matthias at the Door.

Among the writers well-represented in the collection are Robert Frost, Margaret Fuller, Louis Vernon Ledoux, Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, Percy MacKaye, Edwin Markham, Daniel Gregory Mason, William Vaughn Moody, Josephine Preston Peabody, Edwin Arlington Robinson, and Laura Stedman.

Arrangement

Series: I. Works, II. Correspondence, III. Papers of Persons Other Than Ridgely Torrence, IV. Torrence Family, V. Printed Matter and Clippings, VI. Christmas Cards and Envelopes, VII. Genealogical and Biographical Information, and VIII. Ephemera.

Added Entries

The following added entries have been assigned to this collection to highlight significant sources (other than the main
entry), subjects, and forms of the collection's materials. Where possible, Library of Congress Subject Headings have
been used, and the forms of names reflect international cataloging standards. As a result, all of these entries may be
searched in the Department's database (MASC), in the Library's online catalog, and the public card catalog to find
other related material.

    Person Added Entries:

    Moody, William Vaughn, 1869-1910
    Torrence, Olivia Dunbar

    Subject Headings (in uppercase) / Form Headings (in upper and lower case):

    Abelard and Heloise / Ridgely Torrence
    Afro-American poets--20th century--Correspondence
    Afro-American poets--20th century--Poetry
    American drama--20th century
    American poetry--20th century
    At the gate and other poems / Boris Todrin
    Daguerreotypes
    Diaries, American--20th century
    Dorado / Ridgely Torrence
    Dramatists, American--20th century--Works
    Editors--United States--20th century--Correspondence
    Great divide / William Vaughn Moody
    HOPE, JOHN, 1868-1936
    John Merrill's pleasant life / Alice Beal Parsons
    Joy to my soul / Langston Hughes
    Letters to Harriet / William Vaughn Moody ; Percy Mackaye (ed.)
    Life of William Vaughn Moody / Olivia Dunbar Torrence
    Little Ham / Langston Hughes
    Madstone / Ridgely Torrence
    Matthias at the door / Edwin Arlington Robinson
    Miami University (Ohio)--Students--19th century--Report cards
    Moody, William Vaughn, 1869-1910--Photographs
    MOODY, WILLIAM VAUGHN, 1869-1910
    NEW REPUBLIC
    Poets, American--20th century--Biographies
    Poets, American--20th century--Correspondence
    Poets, American--20th century--Poetry
    Princeton University--Alumni (Class of 1897)--Correspondence
    Princeton University--Alumni (Class of 1897)--Works
    Princeton University--Students (Class of 1897)--Report cards
    Report cards--New Jersey--Princeton--19th century
    Report cards--Ohio--19th century
    ROBINSON, EDWIN ARLINGTON, 1869-1935--CORRESPONDENCE
    Sabine woman / William Vaughn Moody
    Selected Letters of Edwin Arlington Robinson / Edwin Arlington Robinson ; Ridgely Torrence (ed.)
    Torrence, Ridgely, 1875-1950--Bibliographies
    Torrence, Ridgely, 1875-1950--Photographs
    TORRENCE FAMILY
    Women authors, American--20th century--Correspondence
    Women authors, American--20th century--Works
    Women poets, American--20th century--Correspondence
    Women poets, American--20th century--Poetry


Series

 
I. Works of Ridgely Torrence 1-14
A. Biography - The Story of John Hope 1-3
B. Short Stories 4
C. Poems 5-6
D. Plays 7-8
E. Lecture Notes, Diaries, Memoranda, & Printed Matter 9-10
F. Scrapbooks 11-12
G. Selected Letters of Edwin Arlington Robinson
(transcripts of letters and related material) 13-14
II. Correspondence of Ridgely Torrence 15-65
A. Letters Sent to Torrence Family, 1884-1950 15-29
B. Letters Sent to Others
1. General, A-Z 30
2. Louis Ledoux & Family 31
3. Mrs. William Vaughn Moody 32
C. Letters Received
1. General, A-Z 33-53
2. Olivia Dunbar Torrence 54-55
3. Torrence Family 56-65
III. Papers of Persons Other Than Ridgely Torrence 66-99
A. Findley M. Torrence 66-70
B. Olivia Dunbar Torrence 71-85
1. Family Correspondence 71
2. Works 72-76
3. Miscellaneous Correspondence, A-Z 77-81
4. Condolences on the Death of Ridgely Torrence 82
5. Letters to Ridgely Torrence, 1900-1913 83-85
6. Estate of Olivia Dunbar Torrence 83-85
C. Pauline Torrence 86a-86c
D. Torrence Family Correspondence, 1837-1912 87-88
E. William Vaughn Moody 89-94
F. Miscellaneous, A-Z 95-97
    Robert S. Newdick 98
    Edwin Arlington Robinson 99
IV. Torrence Family Papers 100-107
A. Miscellaneous Papers 100-101
B. Documents 102-103
C. Photographs 104-107
V. Printed Matter and Clippings 108
VI. Christmas Cards and Empty Envelopes 109
VII. Genealogical and Biographical Information 110-111
VIII. Ephemera (cartons) 112-114

Box/Folder Listing

 
I. Works
Box/Folder
1 1 Ridgely Torrence Papers Checklist
A. Biography
The Story of John Hope
1 2-7 TMss
2 1 TMs w/autograph corrections, pp. 1-200
2 TMs w/autograph corrections, pp. 201-469
3 TMs w/autograph corrections, pp. 1-200
4 TMs w/autograph corrections, pp. 201-465
5 Address Book
3 1 Partial AMs
2 Notebooks I, II, and III
3 Notebooks VII, VIII, and IX
4 Working Notes
5 Working Notes
3a 6 Working Notes
7 Notes
8 Correspondence about The Story of John Hope, 1948
B. Short Stories
Box/Folder
4 1 Drafts of stories, etc.
2 The First Law
3 The House of Nagberry
4 Prisoners' Base
5 The Rest of the Story: ...what became of the Pied Piper
6 What Became of Jack the Giant Killer
7 [Reminiscence, about 1940]
8 Foreign Faces
9 Stories under various pseudonyms
C. Poems
Box/Folder
5 1 Ridgely Torrence's Poems: A Checklist
2 "About Ben Chapman"
"Adam's Dying"
"After"
"Apples"
"As Hermes Once Took to his Feathers"
"As the Loom to the Silking"
"Astarte"
"An Autumn Mood"
"Autumn Song"
"Ballad of Judson Jail"
"Ballad of the Lost Soul"
"Ballade"
"A Barrel of Goldfish in Her Knitting Bag"
"Barsow Loquitor"
"The Bird and the Tree"
"Blind is Many and Eye that Once Dreamed"
"The Bread Line"
"Bryant"
"Chorus of Old Men at a Birth"
"A Christmas Song"
"The Cool of Hell"
"Cousin"
"Country Bred"
3 "The Dark Hours"
"The Day is Gone and All Its Sweets Are Gone"
"The Eagle"
"Epithalmium in Rondel Form"
"Europa and the Bull"
"Evensong"
"Exhortation"
"Eyewitness"
"The Eyes Unhuman for the Chance"
"A Fancy" (also: "A Memory")
"The Featers"
"The Flood in Spate"
"For a Mess in Pottage"
"Franklin and Voltaire" (also: "Franklin")
"Freight"
"From America"
"From Out the Dolorous Embassy of Dreams"
"Full Many a Invitation Have I Saw"
"The Garden of Hello"
"Godspeed"
5 4 "Harvest Home"
"Head Tide"
"Headland Orchards"
"Heard From a Dark Stage"
"The Heart-Shaped Face"
"Hesperides"
5-6 "House of a Hundred Lights"
7 "Inspiration"
"An Inspiration"
"Intimations From Recollections of Early Childhood"
"Invitation"
"It Keeps Eternal Whisperings Around"
"A Japanese Girl"
"King David"
"Knife Song"
"The Ladder"
"Last Night I Heard a Wanton Girl"
"Legend"
"The Lesser Children"
"Let Not One Tear Flow"
8 "Light"
9 "Lincoln's Dream"
10 "Lo Two Go Forth as a Light with Morning"
"Magdalene"
"Manhattan"
"The Map"
"Memorial Verses" (From America on the Death of John Ruskin)
"A Memory"
"Men and Wheat"
"Momentary Mood"
"A Modest Admission"
"Monotone Triumphant"
"A Mood"
5 11 "Much Food is in the Tillage of the Poor"
"The New World"
"The Nightingale"
"Not This Light"
"O Fellow Leaves"
"O Soft Embalmer of the Still Midnight"
"Ocean Cave"
"The Odour Lute"
"Of the Lotus Land"
"On a Picture of the Young Man Christ"
"On Reading the Wayfarers"
"On Storm King Edge"
"On Translating Bidpai"
"Out of the Rose Tree"
"Outline"
"The Owl" 
12 "Paean for the Body's Passing"
"Peace"
"Pellias et Melisande"
"Piddle"
"A Pillar of Cloud by Day"
"The Play"
"Poe"
"Poems"
"The Primordial Voice"
"Prothalamium"
"Psalm 6 A Psalm of David"
"Psalm 51 A Psalm of David, after visiting Bathsheba"
"Psalm 90 A Prayer of Moses"
"Psalm 104 A Psalm of the Visible World"
6 1 "Quit Dat Singing You Canary!"
"The Recall"
"Receipt for a Song"
"Rime for Thanksgiving Dinner" (Mrs. Torrence)
"Rime for Thanksgiving Dinner" (Mrs. Torrence)
"The Rhyme of the Birdie's Lay"
"Ritual for a Marriage"
"Ritual for Birth and Naming"
"Ritual for the Body's Passing"
"Rituals for the Events of Life"
"A Rondeau"
"Rudyard Kipling"
6 2 "Santa Barbara Beach"
"Santiago Bay"
"Sea Dream" 
"Silenus"
"Sister"
"Sitting in the Purple Darkness"
"The Son"
"Song"
"Song of the Americans"
"Songs Before Sunrise"
"Songs from a Story"
"Sonnet"
"Spring"
"Standing Aloof"
"A Supplication"
"The Surprise Party"
"Survivors"
3 "There's Many Songs in Many Tongues"
"There Were the Souls at Dawn"
"Thorn of the Rose"
"Though the Flame be Lit Forever"
"Three O'Clock"
"Threnody"
"To a Newly Purchased Pair of Glasses"
"To a Year-old Canary"
"To an Artist"
"To Dante II"
"To E. S. S."
"To the Norman on the Coin"
"Too Soon We are Exhaled Again"
"Topsy Turvy Song"
"Tragedy"
"The Transfiguration"
"Tissot's Picture of the Boy Christ"
"Twas Fourth Street East"
"Two American Poets"
"Vessels"
"Vichy a Merry Christmas"
"Virgil"
"A Vision of Spring"
"Walome"
"The Watcher"
"What Does the Day Think"
"Why Did I Laugh Tonight?"
"The Winter Crystal"
"Yes the Dream Has Come"
"Ygdrasil"
6 4 Works of Other Authors:
Bonnible, The Quenched Note
Carman, Bliss, The Wanderword
Cawein, Mad Jay, Would Notes
Dickinson, Emily, Distraction
Dobson, Austin, The Empty Cage
Horne, Mary, Words for Music
Moody, V., Hesitation
P., J. P., The Stay Away
Parker, Elsa, The Triumph of Life
Phillips, Stephen, The Bird and the Woman
Riley, The Old Time Bird
Rossetti, Christina, Sorrow of Sorrows
Shaw, Bernard, Arabella
Stedman, E. C., An American Anthology
Time, E. M., Everything and No Remedy
A U.S. Accustomed Official, Edward Canary
Wheelcox, E. M., Help
Wheelcox, E. M., The New Thought
Unidentified, A Ballad of the Soil
5-8 Miscellaneous
D. Plays
Box/Folder
7 1 Abelard and Heloise: Ms
2 Abelard and Heloise: a scenario
3 Anyone with Half an Eye: Draft
4 Common Sense: Published by Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York, 1941
5 El Dorado: A Tragedy in Five Acts: draft and typescript
6 El Dorado: Typescript
7 El Dorado: Typescript w/autograph corrections
8 El Dorado: Ms
9 Goya: Autograph notes for a play
10 Granny Maumee: Ms
8 1 The Madstone: Ms
2-4 The Madstone: Typescript
4a The Madstone: Typescript
4b The Nest Egg: manuscript
5 Notes and suggestions for plays
6 Simon and the Cyrenian: Ms
7 The Thunder-Pool: Ms
8 The Thunder-Pool: Typescript
9 The Undefended Line: Ms
E. Lectures, notes, diaries, memoranda and printed matter
Box/Folder
9 1 Autobiographical Statement by Ridgely Torrence
2 Reminiscences, 1938
3 Notes by Ridgely Torrence during last illness
4 Memoranda
5 Book review in the Critic, August 1904
6 Lectures and notes
7 Trip with W. V. Moody
8 Notes, memoranda, and speeches on the Negro Theater
9 Miscellaneous notes and quotes
10 1 Notes by R. T. On Jean
2 The Record of a Sentimental Journey by R. T. and O. H. D. T.
3 Notes by R. T.
4 Various loose printed materials and notebooks
F. Scrapboooks
Box/Folder
11 1 Appendix to Newdick manuscript, juvenilia, etc.
2 Scrapbook: clippings and printed matter: 1914-1937
3 Scrapbook: clippings and printed matter: 1937-1942
4 Scrapbook: clippings: 1914-1917
5 Scrapbook: clippings: 1917
6 Scrapbook: clippings and printed matter: 1941-1948
7 Scrapbook: clippings, printed matter, and obituaries: 1948-1952
12 Scrapbooks
1 Likenesses & Illustrative Material: photos
2 Ridgely, Torrence, A Bibliography by Robert S. Newdick, Ph.D. Copied and Revised under Direction of Ridgely Torrence by Dorothea Kingsland
3 Clippings, 1900-1905
4 Clippings, 1905-1913
12 5 Ridgely, Torrence, A Bibliography: clippings and
various writings 
6 Ridgely, Torrence, A Bibliography: clippings and various writings
G. Selected Letters of Edwin Arlington Robinson (transcripts of letters used in book published in 1940)
Box/Folder
13 1 Schmitt, Howard G.
2 Smith, Chard Powers
3 Torrence, Frederick Ridgely, 1875-1950
4 Untermeyer, Louis, 1885-
5 Van Doren, Carl, 1885-1960
6 Van Doren, Mark, 1894-
7 "Selected Letters," Miscellaneous Letters
8 Selected Letters, preliminary report. Prepared by Olivia Torrence
9 Selected Letters, edited by Torrence. Author's copy, pp. 1-100
10 Selected Letters, edited by Torrence. Author's copy, pp. 101-263
11 Data regarding the assembling of the collection of letters
12 "Selected Letters" - part of first draft
13 Duplicate letters
14 1 Barston, James
2 Bates, Katherine Lee, 1859-1929
3 Beebe, Lucuis Morris, 1902-
4 Betts, Craven Longworth
5 Butler, Mrs. W. E. 
6 Bynner, Witter, 1881- 
7 Ervine, St. John Greer, 1883-
8 Ficke, Arthur Davison, 1883-1945
9 Fletcher, John Gould, 1886-1950
10 Fraser, James Earle, 1876-1953
11 Fraser, Mrs. James Earle, 1889-
12 Gardin, Alice T.
13 Gardiner, John Hayes
14 Gerry, W. H. 
15 Gilder, Richard Watson, 1844-1909
16 Hagedorn, Hermann, 1882-
17 Ledoux, Louis Vernon, 1880-1948
18 Longfellow, Herbert
19 Lowell, Amy, 1874-1925
20 Luhan, Mabel Dodge Sterne, 1879-
14 21 MacKaye, Percy, 1875-
22 Masters, Edgar Lee, 1869-1950
23 Moody, William Vaughn, 1869-1910
24 Moody, Mrs. William Vaughn
25 Nevin, Arthur Finley, 1871-1943
26 Peabody, Josephine Preston, 1874-1922
27 Perry, Bliss, 1860-1954
28 Redman, Ben Ray, 1896-
29 Richards, Rosalind
30 Robinson, Barbara
31 Robinson, Marie
32 Roosevelt, Kermit, 1889-1943
33 Roosevelt, Mrs. Kermit
II. Correspondence
A. Ridgely Torrence to Family
Box/Folder
15 1 1884-1890
2 1895
16 1 1896
2 1897
3 1897
17 1 January - June, 1898
2 July - December, 1898
3 January - June, 1899
4 July - December, 1899
18 1 January - May, 1900
2 June - December, 1900
3 January - April, 1901
4 May - August, 1901
5 September - December, 1901
19 1 January - April, 1902
2 May - August, 1902
3 September - December, 1902
20 1 January - June, 1903
2 July - December, 1903
3 January - May, 1904
4 June - August, 1904
21 1 January - March, 1905
2 April - June, 1905
3 July - September, 1905
4 October - December, 1905
22 1 January - March, 1906
2 April - June, 1906
3 July - September, 1906
4 October - December, 1906
5 January - June, 1907
6 July - December, 1907
7 January - November, 1908
23 1 January - December, 1909
2 February - December, 1910
3 January - December, 1911
4 January - December, 1912
5 January - December, 1913
24 1 February - December, 1914
2 January - July, 1915
3 January - June, 1916
4 July - December, 1916
25 1 January - March, 1917
2 April - June, 1917
3 July - September, 1917
4 October - December, 1917
26 1 Findley Torrence, 1905-1936
2 Katherine Torrence, 1940
3 January - June, 1918
4 July - December, 1918
5 January - June, 1919
6 September - December, 1919
7 January - June, 1920
8 September - December, 1920
27 1 Mr. and Mrs. F.D. Torrence, 1899-1910
2 Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Torrence, 1911-1920
28 1 1921-1923
2 1924
3 1925
4 1926
5 1927-1928
6 1929
7 1930
8 1931
9 1932-1933
10 1936-1950
10A 1941-1949: letters to his wife, Olivia
10B 1943: letters to his wife, Olivia, from Atlanta, where he is researching John Hope
11 thank-you letters to his brother, 1913-1950
29 1 brother and family, 1940-1950
2 Pauline, 1932-1936
3 brother and family, 1930-1939
4 brother and family, 1914-1929
B. Letters and Copies of Letters Sent by Ridgely Torrence
Box/Folder
30 1 Adams, Florence Ramsay 4 n.d.
Archer, Mr. 1 n.d.
Bell, Conrad 1 (copy) 1949
Boggs, Tom 1 (copy) 1939
Brooks, Van Wyck  3 1950
Bullock, Marie 2 1939
Campbell, Miss 1 1939
Chalmers, Gordon 2 1950
Charlton, Marian 1 n.d.
Colum, Mollie  1 n.d.
Conover, Sara Fairchild 1 1904
Cowan, Minnie 3 1950
2 Dunbar, Arthur 1 1950
Farrar, John Chipman 1 n.d.
Fillmore, Louise 1 n.d.
Fischer, Miss 1 n.d.
Frost, Robert Lee 1 n.d.
Gale, Zona 3 n.d.
Gordon, Armistead Churchill 1 1903
Gordon, Fanny 1 n.d.
Greenslet, Ferris 1 (circular letter) n.d.
Hagedorn, Hermann 1 n.d.
Harrold, Mrs. Kemper 2 n.d.
Hill, Eldon C. 2 1940-1949
Hodgson, Mr. 1 n.d.
Huffman Reality Co. 1 n.d.
Humphries, Mr. 1 n.d.
Jackson, William A. 1 1945
Jakobi, Paula 1 n.d.
Jelliffe, Russell 1 n.d.
James, S. Mary 1 n.d.
Johnson, Burges 1 n.d.
Kellogg, Edith 2 (1 partial copy) 1939
Kennedy, Arthur Garfield 1 n.d.
Kimbrough, Miss 1 1938
Ladd, Waldo E. 1 1907
Ledoux, Louis Vernon 1 n.d.
30 2 Ledoux, Renee 1 1916
Lee, Mr. 1 1939
Lloyd, Beatrice 3 n.d.
Lindsay, Elisabeth Coriner 1 1926
Logan, Jean 1 1907
3 MacDonald, Mrs. 1 n.d.
MacKaye, Percy 2 1931
Magruder, Mrs. T.L. 1 n.d.
Mayer, Harry 1 n.d.
Miller, Luke 1 n.d.
Morton, Anna 1 n.d.
Munger, Mary and Clara 1 1950
Norment, Dean 1 n.d.
Pasadena Star-News 2 (1 copy) 1941
Patterson, Austin Macdowell 4 1949
Paucy, Sara 1 n.d.
Perry, Bliss 1 n.d.
Piper, Lucy 2 1932
Poe, Mrs. 1 n.d.
Powell, John Rush 1 1939
Putnam, James 2 n.d.
4 Markham, Charles Edwin 7 1902-1928
5 Mason, Daniel Gregory 16 1909-1939
6 Moody, Harriet 15 1920-1929
7 Negro Theater correspondence relating to the study of 1939
8 Peabody, Josephine Preston copies of letters 1900-1905
(originals at Harvard)
9 Read, Florence M. 2 n.d.
Richards, John 2 1942
Robinson, Edwin Arlington 2 1925
Rockford Morning Star 1 1934
Saturday Review of Literature1 n.d.
Smith, Chard 1 n.d.
9 Stedman, Mr. 1 n.d.
Stone, Herbert S. and Co. 1 n.d.
Sullivan, A.M. 3 n.d.
Turner, Anna 1 1949
Upham -  3 1911
Van Blarcom, Miss 1 1911
Weidner, Paul 1 n.d.
Who's Who 1 1950
Williams, Mr. 1 n.d.
31 1 Louis Ledoux and family 15 n.d.
2 Louis Ledoux and family  32 1905-1910
3 Louis Ledoux and family 19 1911-1913
4 Louis Ledoux and family 23 1914-1928
5 Louis Ledoux and family 30 1932-1946
32 1 Moody, Mrs. William Vaughn 42 n.d.
2 Moody, Mrs. William 8 1906-1909
3 Moody, Mrs. William 35 1909-1915
4 Moody, Mrs. William 29 1916-1918
5 Moody, Mrs. William 44 1919-1923
6 Moody, Mrs. William 21 1924-1926
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