Edward (AC 1849) and Mary Judson Hitchcock Family Papers, 1840-1962 (bulk 1850-1911)
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Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock Family Papers
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25 archives boxes, 4 half archives boxes, 3 flat boxes, 3 oversize flat boxes, 2 oversize archives boxes, map case drawer
Hitchcock, Edward, 1828-1911
Biographical History for: Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock Family Papers
Biographical Note Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) was born in 1828, three years after the fledgling Amherst College received its charter. He was the oldest son of geologist and Amherst College President Edward Hitchcock and his wife, artist Orra White Hitchcock. He graduated from Amherst with the Class of 1849. After receiving an M.D. from Harvard Medical School, Hitchcock returned to Amherst where he served on the faculty as Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education for fifty years, beginning in 1861. Affectionately known as "Old Doc," he also served as the college physician and as de facto collector of Amherst College history. As noted at the time of his death on February 15, 1911, "his life [was] inseparably linked with the life of the College." Hitchcock was a major figure in the area of collegiate physical education. In 1861 he was called to Amherst to head the newly created Department of Physical Education and Hygiene, the first of its kind in the country. Hitchcock believed in the importance of sound physical health for college students so that the mind could accomplish its best work and the students could look forward to "the promised labor of a long life." To achieve that goal, he developed systems of physical training (a precursor of today's fitness exercises) intended to appeal to the students both mentally and physically. His program at Amherst, fine-tuned over the next fifty years, became a model for college and secondary school programs nationally and internationally. The development of this first college program was Hitchcock's major contribution to the field of physical education. Hitchcock devoted his life to the study of comparative anatomy, focusing particularly in the area of tests and measurements. In the fall of 1861, Hitchcock began his system of anthropometric measurements documenting the physical size and strength of every freshman for more than 20 years. These measurements became the American standard for comparative purposes and earned Hitchcock the reputation as "one of the pioneers in the field of anthropometrics." In addition to heading the Department of Physical Education and Hygiene at Amherst, Hitchcock taught physiology, comparative anatomy, and hygiene. He served as Dean of the College for many years. Hitchcock was active in his profession and held numerous positions in professional societies, many of which he helped to establish. He wrote largely on physical education and prepared, with his father, one work on human physiology. (See the Edward Hitchcock Chronology.) One of Hitchcock's farsighted projects was to gather together the "raw materials" of the history of the College into what became known as the Memorabilia Collection. This collection became the foundation of today's Amherst College Archives and Special Collections. He also gave the College a large collection of American Indian relics, which he started as a boy and actively added to all his life. Hitchcock's broad interests were not limited to the College. He was active in town and state life and served for many years on the Massachusetts Board of Health, Lunacy, and Charity and as a trustee of both Williston Seminary and Mount Holyoke College. (See the Edward Hitchcock Chronology.) Hitchcock was kind, broad-minded, vigorous, optimistic, honest, a faithfully religious man with shrewd common sense, and loyal to the College. He was devoted to his students and believed in them and their well-being, serving as inspiration, helper, and sometimes their salvation. His College obituary notes: "Many a man who has struggled through college against overwhelming odds of financial, moral, or spiritual difficulties or hindrances will never forget the help which he received from Dr. Hitchcock, a help known only to the two." Hitchcock remains one of Amherst's most beloved faculty members, mourned by scores of alumni and townspeople who remembered him for his capacity for friendship and his "great heart." Edward Hitchcock died on February 15, 1911 with the cause of death listed as angina pectoris. Dr. Paul C. Phillips (AC 1888), Hitchcock's colleague and successor in the Department of Physical Education and Hygiene, wrote of Hitchcock three years after his death: "It is three years since he left us but his spirit is with us still, the inspiration of his life made a different atmosphere at Amherst; his memory is among its most precious heritages." In 1853, Hitchcock married Mary L. Judson (1831-1918). Together they had ten children, two of whom were graduates of Amherst. Mary Judson Hitchcock was devoted to her family and to the communities of Amherst College and the town. Described as a "remarkable woman," Mrs. Hitchcock was known as cheerful, inspiring, and helpful. Her obituary noted that "as the helmsman of the family she was guided by a healthy philosophy and right living and thinking." The Hitchcocks lived most of their life together in a house on College Street, built two years after they came to Amherst. Their home was described as "the life of the college world at Amherst." Both Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock are buried in Wildwood Cemetery in Amherst. EDWARD"DOC" (AC 1849) HITCHCOCK1828 May 23Born in Amherst, Mass.Parents: Edward Hitchcock (President of Amherst College 1845-54) and Orra White Hitchcock1837-1843Attends Amherst Academy, Amherst, Mass. 1844Attends Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass. 1845-1849Attends Amherst College 1849Graduates from Amherst College 1849-1850Studies medicine with David J. Thompson, M.D., Northampton, Mass. 1850-1852, 1853-1860Instructor of chemistry, natural history, and elocution, Williston Seminary 1850-1853Attends Harvard Medical School 1852M.A. Amherst College 1853M.D. Harvard Medical School 1853 November 30Marriage to Mary L. Judson, daughter of David Judson and Phebe Lewis, Stratford, Conn.Ten children, seven survived:1854Edward (AC 1878)1857Caroline Judson 1859Charles Nicholas 1861Lucy Clark 1863Jane Elizabeth 1865Henry Judson (d. 1867) 1868Ruth Sherman (d. 1868) 1869John Sawyer(AC 1889) 1871Lewis Henry (d. 1873) 1874Albert White 1860Elementary Anatomy and Physiology, written with his father, Edward Hitchcock, geologist and President of Amherst College, 1845-1854 1860Travels in France (Paris) and England (London) to observe medical practices with brother-in-law Pixlee Judson1860-1861Studies comparative anatomy with Sir Richard Owen,British Museum, London, England1861-1911Teaches at Amherst College becoming the Parmly Billings Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education1861Begins systematic scientific anthropometric measurements of every freshman at Amherst College1864Incorporator of First National Bank 1864-1883Trustee, Northampton Lunatic Hospital 1869-1911Trustee, Mount Holyoke College 1872-1873Travels around the world with fellow professor Julius H. Seelye (AC 1849), future President of Amherst College (1877-1890)1872-1875Member, Amherst (town) School Committee 1879-1906Member of the Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy, and Charity 1885Founder, American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education1885-1888President, American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education1887Published An Anthropometric Manual; revised in 1889, 1893, and 1900 1888-1898Member, National Council, American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education1891-1911Trustee, Clark Institute, Northampton, Mass. 1891-1911Trustee, Williston Seminary, Easthampton, Mass. 1892Travels to Brazil with Mary Judson Hitchcock and daughter Lucy 1897Charter member of the Society of College Gymnasium Directors (precursor to the College Physical Education Association)1898Board of Directors, First National Bank 1898Travels to the Mediterranean and Hyres, France, with Mary Judson Hitchcock1898-1899Director, Amherst Water Company 1898-1910Dean of the Faculty, Amherst College 1899L.L.D.Amherst College (honorary) 1903Member, [Amherst] Old Home Week Celebration Committee 1905Honorary member, American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education1911 February 15Dies in Amherst, Mass.; cause of death described as angina pectoris 1911 February 18Funeral held at the College Church, burial in Wildwood Cemetery MARY JUDSON HITCHCOCK1831 January 16 Born in New York City, New York Parents: David Judson Phebe Lewis Educated at home in New York City and Stratford, Conn. 1853 November 30 Marriage to Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849), Stratford, Conn. Ten children, seven survived: 1854Edward (AC 1878)1857Caroline Judson 1859Charles Nicholas 1861Lucy Clark 1863Jane Elizabeth 1865Henry Judson (d. 1867) 1868Ruth Sherman (d. 1868) 1869John Sawyer(AC 1889) 1871Lewis Henry (d. 1873) 1874Albert White 1853-1861 Residence in Easthampton, Mass., where Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) serves as instructor of chemistry, natural history and elocution at Williston Seminary 1861 Moves to Amherst, Mass., where Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) joins the faculty of Amherst College as Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education 1861-1863 Resides in the Merrill house on Maple Avenue 1863-1918 Resides in new house at 12 College Street, where she lives for 55 years 1892 Travels to Brazil with Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) and daughter Lucy 1898 Travels to the Mediterranean and Hyres, France, with Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) 1917-1918 Confined to her home by illness 1918 May 9 Dies at the age of 80 at home on College Street, Amherst, Mass. 1918 May 11 Funeral services held at home; burial in Wildwood Cemetery
Scope and Contents of the Collection The Edward (AC 1849) and Mary Judson Hitchcock Family Papers document the professional activities and personal life of Edward "Doc" Hitchcock, Mary Judson Hitchcock and the Hitchcock and Judson families, spanning more than one hundred years, from 1840 to 1962. The bulk of the material falls into the period 1850-1911. The Papers occupy approximately 25 linear feet of shelf space. The breadth of Edward Hitchcock's career, professional activities and personal life are represented in the Papers and reflect his multiple roles and interests as an educator in the field of physical education and hygiene, a faculty member, a physician and family man. Because of Hitchcock's overlapping professional and personal commitments, a researcher should check all series in the Papers for relevant material. These papers include professional and personal correspondence; published and unpublished works by Hitchcock; tributes to, biographical material and works about Hitchcock; a collection of family diaries kept during the trips he made and letters to and from his family; and manuscript and printed music used by Hitchcock while playing his cello. Mary Judson Hitchcock is less thoroughly represented in the Papers. The material that has survived documents her social and community activities as well as her family responsibilities. It provides a picture of her roles as wife, mother, member of the College and town community, and genealogist. The Papers also include material relating to Edward and Mary's children, Edward (AC 1878), Caroline, Lucy, Jane Elizabeth, John (AC 1889) and his wife, Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock, and Albert and his wife, Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock. Much of this material is personal correspondence, correspondence among family members, photographs, genealogical material, and some documentation of the children's professional activities. There is a small amount of material relating to Mary Judson Hitchcock's relations, the Judson and Lewis families. Chronologies of the lives of Edward "Doc" Hitchcock and Mary Judson Hitchcock are located on pages 4 and 7, respectively.
Physical education and training--Massachusetts--Amherst.
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Anthropometry.
Spanish-American War, 1898--Sources.
Hitchcock, Edward, 1828-1911.
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Hitchcock, Edward, 1854-
Hitchcock, Caroline, 1857-1944.
Hitchcock, Lucy, 1861-1940.
Hitchcock, Jane, 1863-1939.
Hitchcock, John S., 1869-1928.
Hitchcock, Albert White, 1874-
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Judson family.
Amherst College--History.
Amherst College--Faculty--Sources.
Amherst College. Class of 1849. Hitchcock.
Amherst College. Class of 1889. Hitchcock.
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Series 1: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): PERSONAL AFFAIRS, 1840-1962
Biographical Materials (sub-series A) contains miscellaneous items arranged by type. It is subdivided into five sections: 1. General2. Marriage and Anniversaries3. Family Gatherings4. Articles and Correspondence about Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849)5. 80th Birthday Celebration General contains miscellaneous items arranged by type and includes information about Hitchcock's motto; notes about Hitchcock family traits prepared by his granddaughter Margaret Hitchcock Emerson; a list of books; and a description of items owned by Hitchcock now in the Objects Collection. Marriages and Anniversaries includes the traditional wedding announcement of Edward Hitchcock's marriage to Mary Judson in 1853, and documentation of their 30th, 40th, 50th, and other anniversaries, including celebratory songs and poems. This material is arranged chronologically. Family Gatherings contains items related to Thanksgiving celebrations for several years, as well as a quirky assortment of place cards and poems, arranged by type of gathering. Articles and Correspondence about Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) contains material written about Edward Hitchcock, most posthumous, arranged chronologically. 80th Birthday Celebration contains hundreds of letters written to Edward Hitchcock on the occasion of his 80th birthday, May 23, 1908, arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Edward Hitchcock was very popular with the students and alumni of Amherst College and his professional colleagues nationwide. This is reflected in the range of letters here. For a complete list of names, recorded as signed, see Appendix 1. It also includes Hitchcock's reply to all well-wishers, as well as a news clipping about his birthday. Most of the letters date from May and June 1908. Education (sub-series B) is divided into four sections: 1. Williston Seminary2. Amherst College3. Harvard Medical School4. London Institution Williston Seminary contains a single item from 1845 on dinosaur tracks. Amherst College documents Edward Hitchcock's undergraduate career as a member of the Class of 1849, including speeches, notes, and essays, arranged by type. There are 42 undergraduate essays by Hitchcock that he read before classes and literary societies at the College. The material is arranged in apparent chronological order by a numerical sequence assigned by Hitchcock himself. Harvard Medical School contains Hitchcock's 1853 thesis, The Geological Causes of Disease, which reflects the influence of his father, noted geologist Edward Hitchcock (1793-1864). London Institution contains a bound volume of Sir Richard Owen's lectures from 1860, when Edward Hitchcock was studying comparative anatomy under Curator Owen at the British Museum. Professional Activities and Appointments (sub-series C) is divided into five sections: 1. General2. Williston Seminary3. Amherst College4. Northampton Lunatic Hospital5. State Board of Health, Lunacy, and Charity General contains a scrapbook with clippings documenting Hitchcock's range of professional interests and activities, including physical education, athletics, and health. Williston Seminary contains only two items from Hitchcock's years teaching at Williston: a notebook of flowers analyzed by the botany class and a letter from Hitchcock to the editor of Choral Advocate at Williston on behalf of one Theodore Brown regarding musical abilities. Amherst College: Official documentation of Hitchcock's teaching and other activities at Amherst College is found in the College's institutional records, many of which were gathered and organized by Hitchcock himself. This section contains a small amount of material that Hitchcock had in his personal possession relating to physical education and the College's cabinets (collections of scientific specimens). The section is further divided into three topics, arranged by topic or type: 1. General2. Department of Physical Education 3. Cabinets General contains an assortment of talks to classes and lecture notes (not related to physical education); list of fathers and sons who attended Amherst College; and a list of cash held by Hitchcock in January 1911. Department of Physical Education includes notes and plans for physical education programs; correspondence with students regarding gymnasium absences; general correspondence regarding physical education activities; a desiderata list for the gym; a list of gifts to the gym; a physical education department award notice and prize examination; and several notices regarding reporting for anthropometric measurements, arranged by topic. Cabinets includes a range of material about the desire for creation, development, and upkeep of various scientific cabinets at Amherst College, including a botanical museum; the Gilbert Museum of Indian Relics; a catalogue of a rock collection; the Natural History Fund; and a proposed Cabinet of Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. Much of the material was created or kept by Edward Hitchcock in his role as curator of the collections. The section is organized by cabinet or topic. Northampton Lunatic Hospital includes certificates of appointment and notes about examination of the hospital by the Trustees and Superiors. State Board of Health, Lunacy, and Charity contains documentation of Hitchcock's work as a member of the Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy, and Charity, including some correspondence. Awards, Honors, Memberships (sub-series D) is divided into three sections: 1. General2. Henry Street Settlement Reception for Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock,18983. Loving Cup: Given at the 50th Anniversary of Edward Hitchcock's Amherst Graduation in 1849 General contains membership certificates and tributes to Edward Hitchcock from his professional organizations, arranged alphabetically by the name of the organization. The most significant groups of materials are: a 1901 scrapbook of letters from the American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education commemorating his 45 years of service to Amherst College; and a volume of letters from members of the Society of College Gymnasium Directors relating to the 1906 dinner honoring Hitchcock. The 1901 scrapbook includes presentation correspondence and a copy of the tribute address by Professor J. M. Tyler (AC 1873) at the presentation dinner (see Appendix 2 for a complete alphabetical list of contributors to the American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education volume). Henry Street Settlement Reception for Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock, 1898 documents the January 26, 1898 reception at the Henry Street Settlement for Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock, including correspondence about planning the reception and invitation responses. The Hitchcocks' daughter, nurse Jane Elizabeth, was active in the Henry Street Settlement. Loving Cup documents the 1899 gift of a silver cup from devoted alumni commemorating the 50th anniversary of Hitchcock's graduation from Amherst College in 1849. Material includes correspondence about creating the cup and donation requests and acknowledgments. The substance of the section is a bound volume of tributes to Hitchcock from the donors of the cup. This is one of many tributes to Edward Hitchcock from his former students, who remained devoted to him. Though this commemorates 50 years in time, Hitchcock, in his modesty pointed out that he had only served the College for 38 years at that time. (See Appendix 3 for a complete alphabetical list of contributors.) Death of Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) (sub-series E) is divided into four sections: 1. Obituaries2. Condolences 3. Memorials and Tributes4. Hitchcock Memorial Field Obituaries includes clippings and notices of Edward Hitchcock's death and memorial services in a range of college, professional, and general publications. Much of the material is gathered into several scrapbooks. The oversize bound volume of obituaries and condolence letters was presented to Hitchcock's widow, Mary Judson Hitchcock. Other scrapbooks were put together by Professor Levi H. Elwell (AC 1875). Condolences contains the letters written to Hitchcock's widow, Mary Judson Hitchcock, and his children, arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Mary Judson Hitchcock's reply to Amherst College President George Harris and Amherst College students, as drafted and penned by daughter Lucy Hitchcock, and the family reply card are also included. Memorials and Tributes contains reminiscences about Hitchcock prepared after his death which attest to the place he held at the heart of the College and the esteem in which the faculty and alumni continued to hold him. The material is arranged chronologically and includes a 1914 address by Hitchcock's successor in the Department of Physical Education and Hygiene, Dr. Paul C. Phillips (AC 1888); an undated address by Prof. John M. Tyler (AC 1873); and Maurice Child's (AC 1914) Bond Oration recollecting Hitchcock. A 1916 Amherst reunion pamphlet and a news clipping describing the 1912 Mount Holyoke College yearbook tribute to Hitchcock are also part of the section. Hitchcock Memorial Field This section contains documentation of fund-raising efforts to create a playing field at the College in memory of Hitchcock. Efforts began in March 1911 immediately after Hitchcock died in February. The section includes the circular to alumni and booklets describing Hitchcock and the project. Financial and Legal Records (sub-series F) contains Hitchcock's own expense book (1882-1898) and an account book which documents the Hitchcock family household expenses and Hitchcock's accounts with the College as well as specific individuals, including John Haskins. In 1884 Hitchcock was appointed guardian of Caleb D. Benjamin. This sub-series contains the account book Hitchcock kept documenting his activities as guardian. The sub-series includes deeds to the Wildwood Cemetery plot for Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock and several deeds for land purchased and sold by Edward Hitchcock. There are also miscellaneous bills and receipts.
subseries
Sub-series A: Biographical Materials
General
Hitchcock, Edward (1828-1911) n.d.
Election handbill with Hitchcock's printed signature [c. 1881]
Letter from Claude A. S[?] to [?] 1909 Feb 18
[Number not used]
Scrapbook of newspaper clippings (religious topics), pasted into bound volume (Mariner's New Calendar) 1840-1857
List of books relating to Physical Culture; compiled from books owned by Amherst College and from his personal library n.d.
"Mens sana in corpore sano;" Hitchcock's motto; newspaper clipping from The Amherst Student 1915 Apr 10
History of family "traits" by Margaret Hitchcock Emerson (Edward Hitchcock's granddaughter) n.d.
Descriptions of objects relating to Edward Hitchcock in the Objects Collection
Poems: "Wake Nicodemus," "Miss Dock's Poem" [a daughter of Edward Hitchcock?]; with an untitled poem n.d.
Marriage and Anniversaries
Wedding announcement 1853 Nov
Wedding anniversary, 30th 1883 Nov 30
Wedding anniversary, 40th 1893 Nov 30
Wedding anniversary, 50th 1903 Nov
Wedding anniversary, unidentified, including poems and songs n.d.
Family Gatherings
Thanksgiving 1882, 1883, 1896, n.d.
Memorabilia Made for Family Gatherings
Poems and rhymes n.d.
Place cards n.d.
Vase cards, "Ask Mr. C. N. Judson" n.d.
Bird cards, "Ask Cannie..." n.d.
Cards, illustrated napkin n.d.
Photographs of hand drawn map of Bulgaria and Greece; possibly place cards n.d.
Articles and Correspondence about Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849)
Stearns, Frank W. (AC 1878) to Stearns, Foster W. (AC 1903) 1906 Mar 12
"Creative Americans: 'Old Doc' Hitchcock" by Burges Johnson (AC 1899), in The Outlook, vol. 85, no. 17 1907 Apr 27
"Pioneers of Modern Physical Training. XI. Dr. Edward Hitchcock" by Fred E. Leonard, M.D., in Physical Training, vol. VII, no. 3 1910 Jan
A. Lyman Williston Prizes honoring Edward Hitchcock, newspaper clipping 1914 Nov 12
"Edward Hitchcock," by Kenneth D. Miller, in Journal of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, vol. 31, no. 4 1960 Apr
"Edward Hitchcock, Jr., M.D." by Henry B. Bruyn, M. D., in Student Medicine, vol. 10, no. 3 1962 Feb
"A Biography of Edward Hitchcock, Jr., M.D., 1828-1911" by Amherst College Hitchcock Museum Staff and Henry B. Bruyn, M.D., in Student Medicine, vol. 10, no. 3 1962 Feb
"An Abstract of Edward Hitchcock, M.D. Founder of Physical Education in the College Curriculum" by Joseph Edmund Welch, doctoral dissertation abstract (Dissertation is in the Library's collection) 1962 Jun
"Physical Culture in Amherst College" by Theodore M. Browne and Elizabeth Fee, in: American Journal of Public Health, vol. 93, no. 52003 May
80th Birthday Celebration
Congratulations (A) 1908 May
Congratulations (B) 1908 May
Congratulations (C) 1908 May
Congratulations (D) 1908 May
Congratulations (E) 1908 May
Congratulations (F) 1908 May
Congratulations (G) 1908 May
Congratulations (H) 1908 May
Congratulations (J) 1908 May
Congratulations (K) 1908 May
Congratulations (L) 1908 May
Congratulations (M) 1908 May
Congratulations (N) 1908 May
Congratulations (O) 1908 May
Congratulations (P) 1908 May
Congratulations (R) 1908 May
Congratulations (S) 1908 May
Congratulations (T) 1908 May
Congratulations (U) 1908 May
Congratulations (V) 1908 May
Congratulations (W) 1908 May
Congratulations (first name only--family) 1908 May
Hitchcock's reply 1908 Jun
Newspaper clippings 1908 May 23
See: Appendix 1 for a complete alphabetical list of correspondents
Sub-series B: Education
Williston Seminary
[On fossil footmarks] [1845 summer]
Amherst College
"One of the Class of 1849." (with later annotations by Hitchcock) [1849]
Undergraduate speaking--speech by Charles Hudson against the war in Mexico delivered by Hitchcock (2nd prize) 1846 Aug 11
Undergraduate Essays
#1, "Criticism," before the Athenian Society 1845 Oct 23
#2, "Real heroes," before the Athenian Society 1846 Apr
#3, "Ennobling thoughts suggested by nature," before the Athenian Society 1846 Jun
#4, "The real heroes of the world" [version 2] [1846] Sep 23
#5, "Criticism" [version 2] before the Eclectic Society 1846 Oct 7
#6, "The wisdom of God seen in the smallest works of creation," before the Sophomore Class 1846 Nov
#7, "No good without some evil," before the Sophomore Class 1846 Nov 19
#8, "Useful men most persecuted," before the Sophomore Class 1847 Feb 4
#9, "Biography of 'My Chum'," before the Eclectic Society 1846 Feb 10
#10, "No evil without some good," never read n.d.
#11, "Progress is gradual," "before the Sophomore Class of 46 & 47" [1847]
#12, "Guilt its own exposer," before the Eclectic Society 1847 Jun 16
#13, "Variety," before the Sophomore Class 1847 Jul 15
#14, "Debate" [Broad vs. Narrow Education], before the Junior Class 1847 Sep 23
#15, "Combination," before the Eclectic Society 1847 Sep 29
#16, "Debate" [Physical vs. Intellectual Happiness], before the Junior Class 1847 Oct 22
#17, "Natures most delicate works equally wonderful with her proudest ones," before the Junior Class 1847 Nov 9
#18, "Adaptation" ("My first original declamation in college") 1847 Nov 10
#19, "We should be men of one idea," before the Junior Class (original and 2 photostats) 1847 Nov 23
#20, "Perfect order in Nature's Works," before the Junior Class 1848 Feb 11
#21, "Mammon," before the Eclectic Society 1848 Feb 23
#22, "Debate"- "Ought Christian principle to be considered an indispensible qualification in a candidate for the Presidency of the United States. (Affirmative)," before the Junior Class 1848 Mar 10
#23, "Immortality of the soul," in College Chapel 1848 Mar 15
#24, "Compensation," before the Junior Class 1848 Apr 7
#25, "What is life?," at Spring Exhibition 1848 Apr 18
#26, "Debate"- "Was the War of the American Revolution justifiable by christian principle? (Aff.)," before the Junior Class 1848 May 30
#27, "Ichthyosaurus," before the Junior Class 1848 Jul 11
#28, "Odd Fellowship," [similar to remarks delivered in College Chapel] 1848 Jul 24
#29, "Idealism"- "Berkeley's Ideal Theory," before the Senior Class 1848 Oct 19
#30, "Criticism," before the Eclectic Society 1848 Oct 25
#31, "Somnambulism," before the Senior Class 1848 Nov 16
#32, "Change essential to happiness," before the Eclectic Exhibition 1848 Nov 28
#33, "Criticism," before the Eclectic Society 1849 Jan 17
#34, "Conciseness," in College Chapel 1849 Jan 24
#35, "Immortalities (Or something else)," before the Eclectic Society 1849 Jan 25
#36, "Criticism," before the Eclectic Society 1849 Jan 31
#37, "Mineralogical Reflections," printed in the Indicator (vol. 1, no. 7, pp. 200-202) 1849 Feb
#38, "Review of 'Philosophy of Geology' by A. C. G. Gobert," before the Senior Class 1849 Feb 12
#39, "Final causes," before the Senior Class 1849 Mar 17
#40, "Frankness & candour" n.d.
#42, "Means & extremes"- "Scientific Dissertation. The Medium and the Extremes," at Commencement (2 copies) 1849 Aug 9
[On lying and deceit], in College Chapel 1849 Mar 28
"4th of July Speech," at Pelham 1849 Jul 4
Other scholarship at Amherst College
Geological notes [taken while at Amherst?] n.d. [1845-1849]
"Index Rerum," bound volume 1846
Harvard Medical School
"The Geological Causes of Disease," thesis 1853 Mar 1
London Institution
Richard Owen Lectures, bound volume 1860 Nov-Dec
Sub-series C: Professional Activities and Appointments
Scrapbook of clippings relating to physical [1880s-1890s,
education, athletics, health, and the Massachusetts State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity 1911, 1918]
"Flowers Analyzed by the Botany Class, Will[iston] Sem[inary]," notebook 1852
Letter from Hitchcock to [unidentified] editor of Choral Advocate at Williston on behalf of Theodore Brown [perhaps himself] re: musical abilities 1854 Nov
"Handel: The Representative of the Oratorio," lecture first read to the Senior Class of 1870 1870 Jun 27
Vertebrate Zoology class lecture notes 1888
"Talk to Freshmen" notes n.d.
List of fathers and sons who attended Amherst College, notebook 1878-1879
"Cash in the hands of Dr. E. Hitchcock at this date" 1911 Jan 20
See also: Edward Hitchcock's expense book, 1882-1898, for some college-related expenses, filed in this series, Sub-series F: Financial and Legal Records, Box 6, Folder 27; and notes and diaries that include references to Amherst College filed in Series 2: Edward Hitchcock(AC 1849): Diaries and Reminiscences
Department of Physical Education
An Abstract of Lectures on Health, to the Freshmen of Amherst College 1880
"Suggestions of a Plan for a Physical Training School," ("suggested first to Mr. Pratt") ca. 1884
"Wants of the Gymnasium," notes n.d.
Incoming correspondence 1862-1900
Outgoing correspondence, H[alsey] M. Collins (AC 1896) re: absences (4 postcards) 1893 Dec, 1895 Dec
Outgoing correspondence, [Jason] Hinman (AC 1885) re: request to be excused from gymnasium 1883 Dec 8
Outgoing correspondence, Frank E. Whitman (AC 1885) re: maintaining class exercises while Hitchcock was away 1884 Mar 18
Notices re: reporting for anthropometric measurements [1881/2], 1883, n.d.
Notes re: cancellation of gym classes 1881 Jun 2, Oct 18
Prize paper corrected by Hitchcock [1886]
Gilbert Prize award notice 1884 May 24
Gifts to the department, lists 1908-1909
Cabinets
Botanical Museum, bill from H. G. Jesup 1875 Apr 19
Gilbert Museum of Indian Relics, newspaper clipping, invitation, article about Hitchcock and the collection n.d.
Gilbert Museum, circular seeking additions to the collection 1909 Feb 20
Catalogue of rock collection; accounts of various collectors; Hitchcock's personal accounts, Sept. 1855-Aug. 1856, bound notebook 1855-1856
Curator's journal and Natural History Fund accounts kept by C. H. Hitchcock (AC 1856), 1858-1864; with Edward Hitchcock's minutes, 1864-1866; student illnesses, 1868-1871; names of people who should receive department information, n. d.; "Scale of Feet, Inches & Tenth of Inches reduced to Decimals of a Foot," bound journal 1858-1869
Fund raising correspondence for a Cabinet of Comparative Anatomy & Physiology, 1869; with Hitchcock's explanation, 1904, mounted in scrapbook 1869, 1904
Northampton Lunatic Hospital
Certificates of Appointment to the Board of Trustees 1868-1883
Notes about examination of Trustees and Superiors of Northampton Lunatic Hospital 1870 Aug 15, [Oct]
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Certificates of Appointment to the State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity 1879-1901
First Annual Report, photocopy of title page and members of the board 1879
Correspondence (15 letters) 1881-1896 [gaps]
Sub-series D: Awards, Honors, Memberships
American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education, letters presented to Hitchcock in commemoration of his 45 years of service to Amherst College, bound volume 1901 Apr 20
See: Appendix 2 for a complete list of correspondents
American Home Missionary Society, Life Member certificate 1852 Nov 12
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, membership certificate 1853 Nov 11
Minnesota Academy of Natural Science "Bulletin," Hitchcock listed with Honorary Members 1874
Royal Geological Society of Austria, certificate of election 1862 Dec 17
Society of College Gymnasium Directors, letters of response to invitation to attend a reception honoring Hitchcock on Dec. 19, 1906, bound volume 1906
Summer Conference on Physical Training at Springfield, Massachusetts, tribute given to Hitchcock upon completing 50 years as professor of physical training [c. 1911]
United States of America Universal Exposition in Saint Louis Commemorating the Acquisition of the Louisiana Territory, silver medal certificate given to Hitchcock as collaborator with Amherst College 1904
Henry Street Settlement Reception for Edward (AC 1849) and Mary Judson Hitchcock 1898 Jan 26
Correspondence with Arthur C. James (AC 1889) re: plans 1898 Jan 17, 20
Invitation replies, acceptances 1898 Jan
Invitation replies, regrets 1898 Jan
Loving Cup: Given at the 50th Anniversary of Edward Hitchcock's Amherst Graduation in 1849
Circular letter requesting donations, version 1 1899 May 19
Circular letter requesting donations, version 2 1899 Jun 5
Correspondence, 18 letters 1899 May-Jul, n.d.
Correspondence from donors, presented to Hitchcock as "Loving Cup Letters," bound volume 1899 Jun
Spine binding from "Loving Cup Letters" scrapbook 1899 Jun
Account sheets 1899 Jul, n.d.
See: Appendix 3 for a complete list of correspondents
Sub-series E: Death of Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849)
Obituaries
Amherst Graduates' Quarterly, no. 1, pp. 22-30 1911 Oct
Letter from Charles Henry Hitchcock (AC 1856) re: Amherst Graduates' Quarterly article 1912 Jul 9
The Amherst Student 1911 Feb 16
Newspaper clippings 1911 Feb
Bound volume of obituary newspaper clippings, tributes, and programs from memorials (presented to Mary Judson Hitchcock) 1911
"Tributes to Dr. Edward Hitchcock .... mostly contributed and arranged by Prof. L. H. Elwell," volume 1 n.d.
"Tributes to Dr. Edward Hitchcock .... mostly contributed and arranged by Prof. L. H. Elwell," volume 2 n.d.
Notebook paper with newspaper clippings and memorial programs [ca. 1911]
Condolences
Letters (A-C) 1911
Letters (D-G) 1911
Letters (H-L) 1911
Letters (M-P) 1911
Letters (S-W) 1911
Reply to Amherst faculty from Mary Judson Hitchcock to Amherst College President George Harris, written out by Lucy C. Hitchcock 1911 Mar 7
Reply to Amherst students from Mary Judson Hitchcock to Amherst College President George Harris, draft by Lucy C. Hitchcock [1911]
Reply to correspondents (printed card) 1911
Memorials and Tributes
Mt. Holyoke Llamarada (yearbook) tribute, clipping 1912 Apr 15
Address by Dr. Paul C. Phillips in College Chapel, typescript 1914 Apr 17
Address by Dr. Paul C. Phillips, newspaper clippings 1914 Apr 18
Bond Oration by Maurice F. Childs (AC 1914) 1914
Extract from Class of 1876 reunion pamphlet, 1 p. typescript 1916
Memorial address by John M. Tyler (AC 1873) at Amherst Dinner, Holyoke, Mass., typescript n.d.
Hitchcock Memorial Field
"To the Alumni of Amherst College," fund-raising circular 1911 Mar
"A Memorial to Edward Hitchcock," booklet 1911
"Hitchcock Memorial Field," booklet 1911
Newspaper clippings 1911-1913
Sub-series F: Financial and Legal Records
Account book: household accounts and accounts with Amherst College and with individuals including John Haskins 1859-1863
Deeds to cemetery: lots for Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock 1871, 1899, 1912
Deeds, quitclaim and warranty, for property purchased by Hitchcock 1862-1885
Deeds, warranty, for property sold by Hitchcock 1862, 1868
See also: Quitclaim and warranty deeds of Mary Judson Hitchcock, 1858, 1861, 1875; originals filed in Series 9: Mary Judson Hitchcock: Personal Affairs, Sub-series B: Legal Records
Expense book of Edward Hitchcock 1882-1898
Benjamin, Caleb D., re: Hitchcock's appointment as guardian of 1884 Oct 14
Benjamin, Caleb D., account book of his guardian, Hitchcock, last page includes note re: Israel D. Billings Estate 1884-1902
Receipt re: mounting expenses for "the fossil whale of Vermont." 1859 Aug 11
Bills and receipts 1872-1897 [gaps]
Series 2: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): DIARIES AND REMINISCENCES, 1870-1904
Diaries (sub-series A) is divided into two sections: 1. Family Diaries2. Edward Hitchcock's (AC 1849) Diaries and Notes to His Family Diaries (sub-series A) covers a period of more than thirty years and includes the "family" journal Hitchcock kept which chronicles the life of the Hitchcock family beginning in 1876, as well as his own journals and notes. Almost always described by him as "for my family only" and "not worth a cent," Hitchcock's notes and "minutes" recorded information about his health, the College, his work at Amherst, gifts he received, his salary and his family. These entries often took the form of "notes" that chronicled his personal reflections and professional thoughts, activities, and events over time, rather than an ongoing daily diary. These minutes and notes are usually just a few pages. Reminiscences (sub-series B) contains five notebooks (and related typescripts) in which Hitchcock recalls the events of his life and the life of Amherst College and a bit about the town of Amherst. The notebooks also include some reflections of his life at Williston Seminary in Easthampton, and his earliest memories through about 1880. Hitchcock recalls his life as a child in Amherst and as a student at Williston Seminary and Amherst College. Written during his later years, these notebooks demonstrate Hitchcock's ongoing pattern of reflecting on all aspects of his life.
Sub-series A: Diaries
Family Diaries
Hitchcock family diary (bound volume) 1876-1892 (gaps)
Hitchcock family diary (typescript) 1876-1892 (gaps)
Edward Hitchcock's (AC 1849) Diaries and Notes to His Family
Pocket diary 1890 Feb 20-Dec 31 (gaps)
Notes about health 1870 Oct
Notes to his family about his health and Amherst 1883 Dec 30
Notes about his health and Amherst 1884 Dec 28
Notes about Amherst and his year 1890 Apr
Notes about Amherst and his year. 1890 Jun 29
List of gifts obtained for Amherst by Hitchcock [1891]
Notes about himself, Amherst and his family 1893 Feb 22
Notes about giving up gymnasium class work 1895 Apr 21
Notes about his year, Amherst and his family 1895 Dec 23
Notes about his health, Amherst and his family 1896 Jan 28-Feb 7
Notes about his salary and those paying it 1896 Jul 5
Notes written on his 69th birthday 1897 May 23
"A minute of my life" 1899 Sep 17
Notes about his work at Amherst and Amherst 1900 Feb 25
"Another 'minute'" 1902 Aug 31
Empty envelope with "A 'minute'" and Hitchcock's note 1899 Feb 25, 1903 Sep 20
Notes written day before his 76th birthday 1904 May 22
Notes about himself, Amherst and his family (pp. 3-4 only) n.d.
Sub-series B: Reminiscences
Notebook "A" [Amherst College, 1840-1850] 1902 Sept
Excerpts from Notebook "A," pp. 31-39 (typescript, 2 pp.) n.d.
Notebook "B" [Amherst College Early Days] n.d.
Excerpts from Notebook "B," pp. 4-17, (typescript, 5 pp.) n.d.
Notebook "B+," "Some reminiscences connected with the life of Edward Hitchcock..." 1901 Mar 16
Excerpts from Notebook "B+," pp. 1-22 (typescripts, 10 pp. and 3 pp.) n.d.
Excerpts from Notebook "B+," Deerfield and Conway experiences, pp. 79-92 (typescript, 4 pp.) n.d.
Notebook "C," Amherst College in 1845-1849 n.d.
Excerpts from Notebook "C" (typescript, 2 pp.) n.d.
Notebook "D", "Some reminiscences of the home life at Easthampton Mass. of E. Hitchcock...", and inside back cover: "Some recollections of my life as connected with Amherst College..." 1902 Mar, n.d.
Excerpts from Notebook "D" ( typescript, 1 p.) n.d.
Series 3: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1851-1921
Incoming Correspondence (sub-series A) contains letters written to Hitchcock by his immediate and extended family, friends, and former students at Amherst College. The letters reveal the importance of family to Hitchcock and his lifelong efforts to keep in contact with family and friends. Outgoing Correspondence (sub-series B) contains a handful of letters to Hitchcock's children and his sisters.
See Series10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 18 for additional letters.
Sub-series A: Incoming Correspondence
Barrows, Martha B.(sister-in-law) 1869 Jan 1
Burgess, Dr. E. P. and Mrs., calling card n.d.
Denison, Carrie (cousin) 1865 Oct 9
Emerson, Charlotte (daughter-in-law) 1908 Aug 21
Faulkner, J. N. 1868 Jan 5
Ford, Gordon and Mrs., calling card n.d.
Fowler, Emily E., calling card n.d.
French, Howard D. (AC 1895) and Calvin Coolidge (AC 1895) (photocopy) n.d.
[Gilbert, Martha] [?] Feb 5
[Gilbert], Sue 1853, [1859], n.d.
Gilmore, Mrs., at home card [?] Jul 12
Hitchcock, Albert (son) to the Hitchcock family (14 letters) [1896], 1901, n.d.
Hitchcock, Albert (son) (23 letters) 1893-97, 1900, 1906, 1908
Hitchcock, Caroline (daughter) (16 letters) 1864, 1867-69, 1894-97
Hitchcock, Caroline (daughter) to the Hitchcock family (4 letters) 1893, 1895, 1897
Hitchcock, Catharine (sister) (19 letters) 1851-55, 1859-61, 1864, n.d.
Hitchcock, Catharine (sister) (27 letters ) 1866-76
Hitchcock, Charles H. (AC 1856) (brother) (44 letters) 1857-61, 1864-67, 1869, 1872, 1873, 1875, 1877, n.d.
Hitchcock, Charles N. (son) (5 letters) 1870, 1894, n.d.
Hitchcock, Charles N. (son) to the Hitchcock family (4 letters) 1894, 1896, n.d.
Hitchcock, Charlotte Emerson (daughter-in-law)
See: Emerson, Charlotte
Hitchcock, Edward (1793-1863) (father) 1841, 1850-1861
See: Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers, Series 2: Edward Hitchcock Correspondence, Sub-series B: Outgoing Correspondence, Box 4, Folder 43
Hitchcock, Edward (1854-1925) (son) (20 letters) 1864-69 (bulk), 1874-75, 1884, 1896
Hitchcock, Edward (1854-1925) (son) to the Hitchcock family (11 letters) 1894, 1896-98, 1921, n.d.
Hitchcock, Edward B. (grandson) (2 letters) 1896, 1897
Hitchcock, Emily (sister) (10 letters) 1853, 1859-60, 1865, 1868, 1870
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (sister) (31 letters) 1851-53, 1855, 1857-58, 1860, 1864-65, 1867, 1870, 1872,1875, 1887, n.d.
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (daughter) (3 letters) 1873, n.d.
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (daughter) to the Hitchcock family (7 letters) 1880, 1895, 1896, 1897
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son) to the Hitchcock family (10 letters) 1889, 1891
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son) to the Hitchcock family (15 letters) 1892, 1894
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son) (2 letters) 1893 Oct 17, [1894]
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son), telegram 189[8?] Aug 23/24
Hitchcock, Justin (cousin) (2 letters) 1866 Jun 14, 18
Hitchcock, Katherine (granddaughter) to Hitchcock family [1894]
Hitchcock, Lucy (daughter) to the Hitchcock family 1886, 1891-93,
(12 letters) 1895-97, n.d.
Hitchcock, Lucy (daughter) (3 letters) 1873, 1897
Hitchcock, Martha B. Barrows (sister-in-law)
See: Barrows, Martha B.
Hitchcock, Mary (sister) (15 letters) 1850, 1855, 1857-59, 1867, 1869, 1872
Hitchcock, Mary Judson (wife)
See: Judson, Mary L.
Hitchcock, Nathaniel (cousin) 1864 Dec 12
Hitchcock, Orra White (mother) 1850-1860, n.d.
See: Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers, Series 10: Orra White Hitchcock Correspondence, Sub-series B: Outgoing Correspondence, Box 25, Folder 14
Hor, S. Herman (telegram re: son's military service) 1898 Aug 24
Judson, Cannie (sister-in-law) (42 letters) 1852-60, n.d.
Judson, Charles N. (brother-in-law) (25 letters) 1857-63
Judson, Charles N. (brother-in-law) (25 letters) 1864-69, 1871-72, 1876, 1891, n.d.
Judson, David (father-in-law) (27 letters) 1851, 1853-55, 1857-58
Judson, Emily (cousin) 1895 Sep 15
Judson, Frederick (uncle) (6 letters) 1855, 1857-59
Judson, Henry (cousin) 1900 Jan 15
Judson, Isaac (uncle) (13 letters) 1854-57, 1859, 1872, 1873
Judson, Lewis H. (brother-in-law) (25 letters) 1852-60, n.d.
Judson, Lewis H. (brother-in-law) (24 letters) 1861, 1863, 1867, 1871, 1872, 1875
Judson, Mary L. (wife) (26 letters) 1852-57, 1859
Judson, Mary L. (wife) (13 letters written during Hitchcock's trip to Paris and London) 1860 Sep-Dec
Judson, Mary L. (wife) (11 letters) 1861-1872
Judson, Phebe Lewis (mother-in-law)
See: Lewis, Phebe
Judson, Pixlee (brother-in-law) (22 letters) 1860, 1861, 1864, 1867, 1868, 1870, 1872, n.d.
Kimberley, Betsey (3 letters) 1871, 1873, 1875
Lewis, Phebe (mother-in-law) (5 letters) 1852, 1857, 1866, 1870, n.d.
Lewis, Phebe (mother-in-law) to the Hitchcock family (3 letters) 1855, 1856, n. d.
Marsh, Elizabeth C. 1905 Dec 30
Mason, Maria E. (4 letters) 1851-52
[Number not used] 1908 Sep 9
Nichols, D. L.(cousin) to the Hitchcock family 1886 Dec 9
Pratt, C[harles] M. (AC 1879), telegram 189[8?] Aug 23
Putnam, Granville B. (AC 1861) (brother-in-law) 1869, 1871
Putnam, Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock (sister)
See: Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth
Sanford, J[ohn] E. (AC 1851) 1850 Sep 4, n.d.
Stebbins, Maria A. (3 letters) 1861, 1864, 1868
Storrs, Catharine Hitchcock (sister)
See: Hitchcock, Catharine
Storrs, Henry M. (AC 1846) (brother-in-law) 1852-53, 1885
Terry, Cassius M. (brother-in-law) 1874 Apr 28
Terry, Emily Hitchcock (sister)
See: Hitchcock, Emily
Williston, Lyman A 1879 Feb 25
Sub-series B: Outgoing Correspondence
To his children 1860, 1898
Hitchcock, Emily (sister) 1909 Dec 25
Hitchcock, Mary (sister) 1862 Aug 2
See also: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to Edward Hitchcock (father), 1860-1861 (14 letters) filed in Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers, Series 2: Edward Hitchcock Correspondence, Sub-series A: Incoming Correspondence, Box 3, Folder 19
See also: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to Orra White Hitchcock (mother), 1844-1845 (7 letters from Williston Seminary) filed in Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers, Series 10: Orra White Hitchcock Correspondence, Sub-series A: Incoming Correspondence, Box 25, Folder 8
See also: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to Cannie Judson (sister-in-law), 1853-1857 (28 letters) filed in Series 18: Judson Family, Sub-series B: Correspondence, Box 32, Folder 6
See also: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to Cannie Judson (sister-in-law), 1858-1860 (14 letters) filed in Series 18: Judson Family, Sub-series B: Correspondence, Box 32, Folder 7
See also: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to Phebe Lewis Judson (mother-in-law) 1858-1860 (3 letters) filed in Series 18: Judson Family, Sub-series B: Correspondence, Box 32, Folder 8
Series 4: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): PROFESSIONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1850-1911
Incoming Correspondence (sub-series A): This significant series reveals the breadth of Hitchcock's professional activities, career, work for Amherst, and acquaintances. Many of the letters are from members of the Amherst College community and alumni. The letters detail Hitchcock's ongoing relationships with his former students; his collecting of scientific specimens on behalf of the College; his fund-raising efforts; and general correspondence on College business. There is a letter from Julius H. Seelye (AC 1849) dated July 26, 1861, concerning Hitchcock's appointment to Amherst as physical education instructor and a letter from Foster W. Stearns (AC 1903) concerning acquiring material for the Memorabilia Collection. Outgoing Correspondence (sub-series B) contains Hitchcock's letters to Amherst College community members and alumni as well as correspondence documenting Hitchcock's professional affiliations. The sub-series includes Hitchcock's letters to Frank W. Stearns (AC 1878) and Foster Stearns (AC 1903) concerning the collection of memorabilia relating to the College.
Abbott, Lawrence F. (AC 1881) 1904 Jan 13
Allen, Charles H. (AC 1869) (4 letters) 1874 Apr 8, 1898 Jun 8, Nov 25, 1899 Jun 16
Allen, Nathan (AC 1836) (17 letters) 1861-1866, 1869, 1872-1873, 1875-1877
Allen, S. W. [1879]
Alpha Delta Phi 1911 Jan 6
American Antiquarian Society (2 letters) 1875 Jun 8, 1876 Apr 29
Ames, Charles H. (AC 1870) 1872 Jan 16
Ames, James T. 1871 Jan 3
Ames Manufacturing Company 1854 Mar 9
Amherst Club of Chicago 1911 Jan 19
Amherst College Class of 1875 1910 Jul 5
Amherst College Library 1874 Apr 9
[Amherst] College Rocky Mountain Alumni Association, telegram [1910]
Anderson, William G. 1911 Jan 5
Andrews, Charles A. (AC 1895) 1898 Jan 24
Arms, C. H. (4 letters) 1861 Oct 11, 1864 Oct 4, 1866 Oct 17, 1875 Oct 19
Ayres, [Professor], envelope only n.d.
B., I. W. 1863 Jul 23
Babbott, Lillie R.(3 letters) 1903 Jul 1, 19, 1903 Nov 4
Bacon, Lucie 1878 Oct 5
Bagg, John S. (AC 1872) 1871 Feb 28
Bailliese, H. [1854] Sep
Ballantine, H. (AC 1868) 1873 Dec 19
Ballard, C. H. (5 letters) 1851 Sep 25, 1852 May 9, Apr 14, 1854 Mar 27, n. d.
Bancroft, J. P. 1882 Jun 16
Barbour, Linus Lucian (AC 1874) (2 letters) 1874 May 2, Jul 23
Barlow, Elisha H. (AC 1866) 1872 Jan 13
Bannister, Seth Warner (AC 1835) 1859 Aug 1
Barrett, Benjamin 1869 Jun 15
Barrett, J. L. 1854 Apr 7
Bartlett, Dr. C. K. (Northampton Lunatic Hospital) 1866 Apr 9
Bates, Charles H. (1 letter) n.d.
Batterson, George 1871 Dec 13
Beadle, E. R., re: minerals (5 letters) 1853 Feb 3, 1854 Sep 18, 1854 Oct 2, 4, 1861 Dec 19
Beecher, [?] (Envelope only, marked "Mr. Beecher's Letters") n.d.
Benson, H. C. 1858 Mar 15
Bigelow, William P. (AC 1889) 1908 Jan 22, Oct 22
Billings, Ch. H. 1859 Sep 19
Billings, Julia, donor to Amherst YMCA and Neesima Memorial 1890, 1892, 1904, 1905, 1906
Billings, Laura 1896 Aug 4
Blackwood, James 1860 Nov 22
Blakeman, B. (4 letters) 1871 Oct 17, Dec 30, 1874 Jan 13, 1875 Aug 27
Boltwood, Clarinda B., re: 1840 badge from Whig Convention in Barre, Mass. 1903 Dec 12
Boltwood, Henry L. (AC 1853) 1859 Aug 16
Boynton, [Nehemiah] (AC 1879) 1901 Sep 16
Bradford, J. H. 1907 May 7
Bridgman, A. M. (AC 1875) 1875 Oct 14
Bridgman, S. E. 1864 Jun 23, 1874 Apr 18
British Museum, acknowledging gift of 60 stone implements and some pottery fragments (3 letters) 1860 Dec 4, 17, 1867 May 18
See also: Franks, Augustus W.
Bronson, Frederick S. (AC 1878) 1907 Apr 26
Brown, M. 1854 Mar 2
Brown, William A. (AC 1868) 1875 Jan 1
Brush, George J. 1857 May 22
Bryan, Clark W. and Company 1874 May 14
Burdett, Edward P. 1863 Dec 31
Burgess, Ebenezer P. (AC 1852) (13 letters) 1852-1853
Burgess, Ebenezer P. (AC 1852) (7 letters) 1854, 1858, 1859, 1862, n.d.
Burgess, Edward Phillips (AC 1852) (2 letters) 1853 Feb 16, [?] Nov 10
Burgess, Miriam S. 1863 Mar 3
Campbell, W. H. 1854 Jun 12
Carew, F. (2 letters) 1871 Mar 29, [1874]
Carter, Franklin, includes Hitchcock's reply (3 letters) 1885 Oct 31, 1886 May 22, 1899 Jan 9
Chapin, Franklin P. (AC 1852) 1852 Dec
Chapin, Henry W., re: Indian relics and minerals (3 letters) 1862 Jun 17, 1865 Jun 14, 1869 Sep 5
Chapman, [Esq.] 1852 May 10
Childs, D. W. 1872 Jan 24
Childs, H. S. 1871 Jun 24
Chillson, H. H. (AC 1843) 1869 Nov 30, Dec 4
Clapp, Edwin (AC 1849) 1871 Nov 27
Clark, E. L. 1861 Dec 2
Clark, E. P. 1859 Nov 6
Clark, Josiah 1874 Apr 29
Clark, Lucy E. (3 letters) [1851] Nov 28, 1851 Dec 14, 1870 Nov 26
Clark, W[illiam] S[mith] (AC 1848) 1857 Nov 26
Clarke, Lillason 1907 May 13
Clarke, Merritt & Co. 1871 Dec 14
Clarke, Philena C. [1867]
Clarke, William W. 1854 Sep 8
Clay, Joseph A. 1853 May 28
Clouston, [?], re: Dr. Pliny Earle (2 letters) 1882 Jun 20, 1883 Jun 20
Codman, F[enneton?] G. [1908] May 6
Colton, Joseph (5 letters) 1853 Mar 12, Apr 22, [May], 1854 Apr 1, Jun 14
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Secretary's Office 1859 Nov 10
Cooke, Josiah P., Jr. 1853 Jan 27
Cooke, Mary I. [?] Jan 7
Cooley, Arthur Stoddard (AC 1891) 1907 May 22
Cope, Edward D., re: reptile fossils (5 letters) 1869 Nov 1, Dec 28, 1870 Jan 28, Sep 16, 1872 Jan 29
Copp, John J. (AC 1860) 1871 Jun 20
Cross, M. E. (AC 1837) 1854 Feb 18
Crowell, E[dward] P[ayson] (AC 1853) [1876]
Curtis, Frances G. 1901 Nov 14
Curtis, Jason L. (AC 1871) 1871 Dec 6
Cutter, [Dr.] Calvin (3 letters) [1852] Dec 15, [1853] Dec 5, 1854 Sep 21
Cutting, George R. (AC 1871), re: Frank L. Babbott (AC 1878) [1874]
Delta Kappa Sigma 1854 Jun 26
Dakin, Arthur H. (AC 1884), re: "friction" and Alumni Dinner and Seelye administration 1894 Jul 23
Dana, James D. (3 letters) 1857 Dec 18, 1869 Feb 20, 1872 Jan 30
Dana, S. W. (AC 1847), re: recollections of President Heman Humphrey 1905 Nov 28
Davis, Christy (2 letters) 1866 May 24, 28
Dawes, H. S. (2 letters) 1882 Jun 17, 1888 Feb 10
Day, L. (Mrs. W. F. Day) n.d.
Deady, John A. (AC 1864) 1869 Mar 25
Demond, Charles, with enclosure 1874 Feb 19
Denison, Charles 1892 May 22
Derby, Hasket (AC 1855) (7 letters) 1873, 1875, 1892, 1894, 1899
De Wolf, Oscar C. 1873 May 28
Dexter, Franklin B. 1871 Jun 14
Dickinson, Edward (AC 1823) 1854 Jun 17
Dickinson, Marquis Fayette (AC 1862) 1899 Jan 31
Dickinson, W. Austin (AC 1850) (2 letters) 1859 Jan 15, Nov 19
Dix, D. L. 1868 Oct 14
Dodge, Rowland B. (AC 1901), a missionary, Maui, Hawaii, 5 photos included 1907 May 9
Donald, Elijah Winchester (AC 1869) (7 letters) 1869, 1892, 1896, 1897, 1899
Dow, Frank F. (AC 1874) [1873 Oct]
Duns, John (AC Hon. 1863) (9 letters) 1861, 1863, 1866, 1869
Earle, Pliny, re: Northampton Lunatic Hospital (3 letters) 1868 Sep 5, 1869 Oct 21, 1871 Jun 14
Eastman, Julia A. 1907 May 24
Eastman, Lucius R. (AC 1833) 1871 Dec 11
Eliot, Charles W. (2 letters) 1872 Apr 16, 1883 May 8
Emerson, Benjamin K. (AC 1865), re: minerals and taxidermist specimens (2 letters) 1875 Mar 9, [1876]
Emerson, John M. (AC 1849) (2 letters) 1859 Nov 15, 1866 Jan 7
Fairbanks, Gertrude M. 1903 Nov 23
Fallon, John 1883 Feb 17
Farman, Elbert Eli (AC 1855) 1908 Aug 8
Field, Ellen C., re: Health Cottage donations ( [1903] last page only) (3 letters) [1903], 1904 Aug 26, 31
Field, Rosnell, re: Indian relics (2 letters) 1865 Aug 19, 1866 Mar 30
First National Bank of Northampton 1865 Aug 29
Fisher, T. Willis (2 letters) [1854] Dec 7, 1859 Jan 28
Fiske, Helen 1877 May 28
Fletcher, Hewitt G. (AC 1897) 1911 Jan 11
Fletcher, William I., re: receipted bill for binding volumes for the Memorabilia Collection [1906]
Flint, Austin (AC 1831), re: recommending Pliny Earle for Amherst honors 1887 Jun 7
Franks, Augustus W., re: New England stone implements and the British Museum 1868 Dec 2
French, S. Tenney (AC 1872) 1899 Jan 3
French, Stuart W. (AC 1889) 1901 Jan 8
Fuller, A. Frank 1858 Aug 29
Garman, Charles E. (AC 1872) (2 letters) [1874] Apr 30, 1899 Jan 2
Gates, Merrill E., re: seeking opinion about possible successors to "Old Doc" (4 letters) 1891 Sep 4, [1892] Aug 19, 1892 Aug 23, 1896 Jul 23
Geer, Robert C. 1875 Jul 23
Gilbert, Charles D., re: Indian relics (8 letters) 1868 Dec 4, 11, 1869 Sep 15, 20, 28, 1871 Oct 8, 1872 Jul 8, 12
Gilbert, E. J., re: Indian relics (7 letters) 1867 Sep 14, Oct 17, 1868 May 18, Jun 5, Nov 17, 23
Gilbert, George H., re: Indian relics (5 letters) 1866 Mar 19, 1867 May 24, Jun 3, Jul 19
Gilbert, J. H. G., re: Indian relics (3 letters) 1871 Dec 9, 1903 Nov 20, 1904 Sep 6
Gilbert, Mary L. (2 letters) 1868 Jun 30, Sep 15
Gilfillen, T. 1852 Dec 21
Gough, John B. (3 letters) 18[?] May 4, 1869 Oct 23, 1873 Jun 4
Green, Mason A. (AC 1874) 1876 May 18
Green, Samuel A. (2 letters) 1853 Mar 7, Jun 22
Greene, William C. (AC 1849) 1900 Oct 5
[Greg?], R. P. 1864 Jan 19
Grennell, Samuel 1872 Jan 29
Grosvenor, Edwin A. (AC 1867) (2 letters) 1904 Feb 25, 1908 Jan 1
Guild, Curtis 1906 May 11
Guild, George E. (AC 1876) 1872 Aug 24
Guild-Smith, Mrs. E. M., re: Guild Scholarship [?] Jun 29
Hacker, Sarah Earle 1907 Apr 28
Hadley, Arthur T. 1899 Oct 28
Hadley, G. 1851 Aug 28
Hager, Albert D., re: a geological map of Vermont Indian relics and a whale skeleton (4 letters) 1859 Feb 2, 1861 Aug 5, 1867 Jan 30, 1889 Jul 19
Hall, G. Stanley 1894 Mar 26
[Hall, S. S.] 185[?]
Hall, W. W. 1861 Oct 26
Hamilton, John Alexander (AC 1853) 185[?] Mar 24
Hammond, Charles (5 letters) 1871 Sep 6, Dec 12, 1872 Jan 17, 26, 1875 Apr 24
Hammond, John C. (AC 1865) 1874 Jan 31
Hammond, W. S., Jr., 2 envelopes only n.d.
Hartwell, Charles (AC 1849), Foochow, China, missionary (7 letters) 1851, 1859, 1869, 1870, 1874, 1876, n.d.
Hatch, Franklin Samuel (AC 1873) 1904 Jan 5
Hawkins, Layton S. (AC 1904) 1910 Dec 31
Hayward, James (AC 1873) 1872 Jan 3
Henricke, W. 1863 Mar 11
Henry, Joseph 1871 Dec 11
Henshaw, Marshall (AC 1845) (3 letters) 1861 Aug 1, 1864 May 23, 1864 Sep 24
Hinrichs, Carl 1864 Oct 3
Historical Society of Great Britain (2 letters) 1869 Feb 27, Apr 27
Hitchcock, Roswell D. (AC 1836) (6 letters) 1878, 1882, 1883, 1884
Hoadley, E. S. (Mar 13 letter re: new cotton press) (2 letters) 1854 Mar 13, May 18
Hodgson, George B. 1869 Jul 24
Holland, Josiah G. (12 letters) 1853, 1854, 1855, n.d.
Holloway, G. 1853 Oct 28
Holmes, J. W., Jr. 1869 Jan 12
Holmes, Oliver Wendell (5 letters) 1854, 1861, [1871], 1883, 1891
[Hopkins, Alice Knight], includes photograph and mourning poem 1869 Apr 17
Hopkins, Bridgman and Co. 1854 Jul 18
Howe, A. P. 1854 Feb 2
Howe, Elijah, Jr. (AC 1849) 1863 Aug 17
Howe, G. M. (AC 1871) 1872 Jan 15
Hubbard, E. A. (2 letters) 1862 Mar 5, 1864 Feb 19
Hubbard, Robert, candidate for U. S. Congress 1875 Mar 31
Hubbard, William H. (AC 1844) (2 letters) 185[?] Jan 25, Jul 2
Humphrey, [Heman] 1854 Jan 12
Huntington, Frederick D. (AC 1839) (3 letters) 1852 Apr 8, 1891 Jan 24, 1899 May 31
Hyatt, J. C. V. D. (3 letters) 1853 Aug 19, 1854 Jan 3, May 18
Hyde, Henry D. (AC 1861), re: 1869 details of Hitchcock's retirement income (5 letters) 1869 Dec 9-10, 1875 Jul 2, 1895 Jan 24, 1896 Jun 14
James, Arthur Curtiss (AC 1889) (4 letters) 1898 Sep 9, 1899 Apr 5, 1901 Feb 1, 19
James, D. Willis (7 letters) 1894, 1895, 1899, 1901, 1904, 1906
Jarvis, Dr. Edward 1865 Feb 10
Keep, Austin (AC 1897) 1906 Apr 11
Keep, Avery 1866 May 9
Kellogg, D. S., re: Indian relics (3 letters) 1904 Apr 12, May 4, Aug 19
Kendall, Sylvanus C. (AC 1849) 1869 Jul 15
Kimball, James P. (AC 1849) (2 letters) 1850 Jan, Dec
King, Samuel Bowles (AC 1902) 1911 Apr 25
Kingsley, C. B. 1865 Sep 11
Kinney, C. M. 1859 Oct 10
Kittredge, G. B. 1872 Jan 22
Kneeland, Dr. S. 1852 Nov 17
Knight, H. G., re: position on State Board of Charities 1875 Jun 10
Krantz, Dr., re: mineral specimens 1865 Jul 17
Ladd, William M. (AC 1878) (5 letters) 1881, 1883, 1884, 1892, 1910
Lane, Charles S. (AC 1880) 1907 Apr 30
Lankester, E. Ray, re: zoology and osteology (6 letters) [1860], 1862, [1863], n.d., 1865, 1873
Lankester, Phebe (4 letters) [1860-1861], 1875 Oct 4
Lassiter, Francis R. 1906 Jan 6
Leighton, George E. 1853 May 26
Leighton, M. K. 1903 Mar 9
Leland, George A. (AC 1874) (5 letters) 1875 Jan 23, Apr 10, Sep 24, 1880 Nov 23, 1904 Mar 21
Leland, J. D. (2 letters) 1874 Jan, Aug
Leonard, M. H. 1855 Apr 6
Lesley, J. P. 1866 Aug 9
Letchworth, William P. 1882 Jun 21
Lewis, Dio 1868 Feb 3
Liang-Cheng, Chentung, calling card and invitation from Chinese Students Conference 1906 Aug
Lincoln, Caroline [?] Jul 9
Lombard, Frank A. (AC 1896), re: Amherst College Neesima Endowment for Doshisha, copy (2 letters) 1904 Aug 2, Oct 17
Long, John D. 1899 Jun 16
Long, Walter P., re: Civil War Petersburg Campaign (6 letters) 1864 Nov 25, Dec 4, 1870 Jun 7, Jul 18, 1903 Mar 9, 1907 May 16
Lovell, Thomas A. 1857 Jun 17
Lyell, Mary (2 letters) [1860] Dec 4, 20
Lyman, Solomon 185[?] Apr 13
MacFadden, Robert A. (AC 1890) 1902 May 22
Mallet, J. W. (3 letters) 1854 Jul 20, 1890 Sep 19, 22
Mallon, George B. (AC 1887) 1909 Feb 23
Manross, Newton S. 1862 Feb 11
Marsh, L. 1867 Jan 11
Marvine, Walter (AC 1879) 1907 May 18
Maskelyne, Nevil Story (5 letters) 1861 Jul-Oct, n.d. March 14
Mason, Lowell (2 letters) 1868 Apr 25, Nov 28
Massachusetts Medical Society 1859 Oct 14
Mead, William R. (AC 1867) (1 letter) n.d.
Merriam, G. Ernest (AC 1896) 1907 May 13
Metcalf, E. W. (2 letters) 1855 Apr 12, 21
Miller, Dr. W. D., inquiry from Germany re: physical education at Amherst 1899 Apr 17
Milliken, I. T. 1857 Nov 10
Mitchell, Weir (2 letters) [1895 Nov 4], 1904 May 12
Montague, William L. (AC 1855) 1865 Dec 29
Morgan, Charles E. 1853 Dec 10
Morgan, John C., re: science and religion 1870 Apr 7
Morse, Charles L. (AC 1901), re: warm appreciation for Hitchcock's life and role in the memory of the students 1908 Sep 9
Munn, Asa B. 1888 Mar 15
Murphey, Starr J. (AC 1881) 1909 Dec 7
National Geographic Society 1909 Mar 12
Neesima, Joseph H. (AC 1870) 1868 Apr 15
Neill, H. Humphrey (AC 1866), calling card 1903 Nov 21
Newhall, George H. (AC 1845) 1851 Nov 13
Ober, Frank W. 1899 Feb 23
Orton, James (3 letters) [1853] Jan 31, 1854 Mar 15, 1867 Apr 15
Owen, Richard (5 letters, 1 note) 1860, 1869, 1871, 1876, 1885, n.d.
Page, Calvin C. 1854 Feb 13
Palmer, William R. (AC 1849) 1872 Jan 9
Parker, W. E. (2 letters) 1870 Oct 5, 1907 Apr 29
Parkhurst, C. H. (AC 1866) 1907 Apr 26
Parsons, H. M. 1908 Mar 2
Patrick, H. J. (AC 1848) (2 letters) 1892 Mar 29, 1907 May 2
Pearsons, D. K. [1901]
Pease, E. M. (AC 1854) 1854 Mar 4
Pease, L. H., re: a skeleton with missing teeth 1875 Jan 4
Peppes, George D. B. (AC 1857) 1859 Jan 15
Perkins, E. H. (2 letters) 1854 Jul 21, 1855 Apr 1
Perkins, G. H. 1904 Sep 24
Perkins, Justin (AC 1829), a missionary in Persia, who boarded with Hitchcock family 1865 Nov 6
Phillips, John L. T. (2 letters) 1852 Jul 8, 1854 Jul 15
Pictet, [?], Professor at Geneva n.d.
Pomeroy, Edward N., re: M. F. Logan (AC 1875) 1875 Jul 14
Pomeroy, William Morton (AC 1861) 1871 Jun 21
Pope Manufacturing Company (4 letters) 1896 Nov 19, 1898 Sep 1, 2, 1899 Oct 14
Powell, Charles L. (2 letters) 1854 Nov 29, Dec 15
Pratt, Charles (2 letters) 1880 Jul 5, 1885 Apr 10
Pratt, Charles M. (AC 1879) (24 letters) 1882, 1858, 1886, 1888-1891, 1893
Pratt, Charles M. (AC 1879) (23 letters) 1894-1897, 1902, 1905-1909
Pratt, Edward Henry (AC 1853) 1871 Oct 2
Pratt, Frederick Bayley (AC 1887) (3 letters) 1889 Nov 16, 1890 Feb 12, 1891 Sep 16
Pratt, George D. (AC 1893) 1907 Jul 2
Pratt, Mary M. (3 letters) [1903], [?] Aug 1, [?] Nov 30
Pratt, Morris (AC 1911) 1908 Aug 29
Rand, Stephen Bailey (AC 1866) (2 letters) 1874 Apr 12, May 14
[Rinch ?], H. C., re: Stanton Coit (AC 1879) 1875 May 29
Roberts, J. Willard (AC 1904) 1902 Aug 14
Robinson, George D. 1885 Dec 15
Robinson, H. M. 1904 Sep 26
Roemer, G. 1869 May 28
Rolfe, W. J. (AC 1849) (2 letters) [1909] May 3, Dec 27
Root, O. 1852 Dec 29
Russell, William Eustis 1893 May 8
Rust, H. N., re: Indian artifacts (2 letters) [1892] Jan 18, Nov 29
Sanford, D. (2 letters) 1853 Dec 29, 1854 Aug 27
Sanford, G. E. 1853 Dec 5
Sanford, John E. (AC 1851) (4 letters) 1867 Jul 3, 1872 Mar 22, 1876 Jun 21, 1905 Feb 3
Sawyer, Sarah J. 1867 May 14
Scarritt, Russell 1867 Apr 29
Schiff, Jacob H. 1899 Nov 28
Scudden, Sam 1875 Jan 28
Sears, R. W. 1855 Dec 30
Seelye, Elizabeth J. 1889 Aug 23
Seelye, Julius H. (AC 1849) (14 letters) 1859, 1861, 1872, 1876, 1888, 1889
Seelye, L. Clark (2 letters) 1876 Apr 15, 18
Seymour, John A. (AC 1849) 1875 Jan 14
Shaw, E. S. n.d.
Shepard, Charles Upham (AC 1824) (4 letters) [1860] Oct 7, 1861 Jan 10, 1866 Jan 1, 1869 Nov 26
Shuter, James S. 1860 Nov 26
Silliman, B. (4 letters) 1853 Mar 29, Sep 24, Dec, 1863 May 30
Smith, A. D. 1871 Dec 20
Smith, B. F. (3 letters) 1852-1854
Smith, Charles Sprague (AC 1874) 1907 Sep 5
Smith, E. 1861 Jul 24
Smith, Edward H. 1903 Jan 29
Smith, G. Laurence (3 letters) 1852 Nov 15, 1853 Jan 23, 1857 Oct 20
Smith, J. Bryant (6 letters) 1853 Jun 9, Dec, 1854 Jan 4, 9, Feb 2, Apr 18
Snow, E. L. (2 letters) 1854 May 12, 1857 Jan 1
Snow, G. P. 1854 Mar 13
Society of Directors of Physical Education in Colleges 1909 Dec 21
Sprague, D. G. 1863 May 30
Stearns, Alfred E. (AC 1894) 1910 Feb 24
Stearns, Foster W. (AC 1903) 1906 Oct 23
Stearns, Frank Waterman (AC 1878) 1905 May 4
Stearns, R. H. & Company (2 unsigned letters) 1906 Mar 7, 8
Stearns, W. D. 1881 Sep 13
Stebbins, M. C. (AC 1851) 1871 Sep 16
Stickney, W. B. (AC 1863) 1880 Oct 11
Stone, George M. 1854 Sep 9
Stone, John (AC 1891) [?] May 18
Stone, Rollin S. (3 letters) 1861
Storer, Horatio R. (3 letters) 1852 Mar 22, 1853 Nov 16, 1892 Nov 28
Storrs, Henry M. (AC 1846) 1853 May 14
Storrs, Richard Salter (AC 1839) (2 letters) 1896 Jun 15, [?] Mar 13
Stoughton, [John ?] 1875 Mar 29
Strong, [?] 1908 Apr 13
Strong, N. Lyman 1857 Nov 7
Swallow, G. C. 1854 Jan 16
Sweetser, G. H. 1853 Jan 11
Sykes, L. F., re: minerals (3 letters) 1853 Dec 8, 1854 Sep 30, Oct 30
Taintor, Charles M., re: Old Deerfield document dated 1673 1871 Jun 5
Talbot, B. 1854 Oct 23
Temple, J. H. 1875 Mar 5
Thomas, W. H. B., re: Indian relics (3 letters) 1853 Mar 28, 1854 Jan 11, 1855 May 22
Thompson, A. G. 1860 Apr 14
Thompson, A. W., for the Hampshire District Medical Society 1866 Sep 10
Thompson, Fred J. 1907 Apr 27
Thompson, Joseph O. (AC 1884) 1899 Nov 8
Tooley, Lucien S. 1855 Apr 12
Travis, Charles B. (AC 1864) 1874 Aug 3
Tuke, D. Hack 1882 Jun 20
[Tumas ?], S. 1854 Jan 26
Turner, James (AC 1880) 1908 Dec 28
Tyler, [J?] 1871 Dec 29
Tyler, John M. (AC 1873) (7 letters) 1910 Apr 24, May 12, 25, Jun 9, 20, Jul 10, Aug 28
Tyler, Moses Coit 1869 Nov 20
Tyler, William Seymour (AC 1830) (2 letters dated 1861 May 13) (4 letters) 1861 May 13, Aug 12, 1889 Sept 19
U. S. Christian Commission 1864 Jul 18
Utter, George H. (AC 1877) 1899 Jun 30
Vaux, William S. 1853 Jul 2
Votaw, Daniel (father of Elihu, AC 1869) 1867 Feb 15
Walker, Francis A. (AC 1860) (4 letters) 1879 Feb 8, 1893 May 30, 1895 Dec 5, 1903 May 28
Walker, George Frederic (AC 1849) 1869 Jul 1
Walker, Williston (AC 1883) 1884 Dec 21
Ward, Henry A. 1871 Dec 1
Ward, William H. (AC 1856) (3 letters) 1860 Nov 27, 1861 Aug 26, 1862 Jul 14
Washburn, John Henry (AC 1849) (4 letters) 1872 Jan 17, 22, 1873 Sep 22, 1908 Mar 3
Washburn, W[illiam] B[arrett] 1874 Apr 28
Watts, James W. 1855 May 30
Weeden, William Grinnell (father of William O., AC 1877) [1875?] Jul 22
Welch, T. G. 1872 Jan 26
White, Andrew D. (3 letters) 1874 Aug 10, 1883 Nov 6, 1884 Feb 8
White, Emma S. 1905 Jan 24
White, George H. (AC 1870) [1875] Mar
White, James 1854 May 4
Whitney, W. C. 1885 Mar 20
Wilbur, H. O. (2 letters) 1905 Jan 31, Nov 31
Wilbur, Harriet Laurence, re: Harry Wilbur Scholarship 1905 Feb 11
Wilder, Lyman, re: Indian relics 1871 Sep 12
Wilder, Marshall P. [?] Mar 16
Wiley, R. E. 1898 Oct 3
Wilks, C. 1872 Nov 20
Williams, R. S. 1875 Dec 28
Willis, B. L. 1904 Nov 21
Williston, Asahel Lyman 1876 Mar 18
Williston, Lyman R. (AC 1850)(2 letters) 1852 Dec 14, 1853 Jan 23
Williston, Samuel 1865 Sep 8
Winslow, P. I. W. 1861 Dec 30
Wolcott, Roger(2 letters) 1896 Apr 6, May 30
Wood, Alphonse(2 letters) 1852 Jul 10, 1861 Oct 25
Woodbridge, John (AC 1849) 1859 Oct 13
Woods, J. B. 1865 Aug 17
Woods, Rufus Dodd (AC 1838) 1872 Jan 26
Woolley, Mary E. 1907 Apr 28
Wright, Bryce 1861 Dec 12
Wyman, J. 1855 Jan 20
Wyman, Walter (AC 1870) (3 letters) 1883-1899
Envelopes (6 envelopes addressed to Hitchcock)
Unidentified (2 letters) 1860 Oct 21, 1875 Oct
Allen, W. S. (AC 1900) 1902 Oct 19
Alumni Association of New York, includes a menu for Association Dinner with a facsimile letter 1909 Feb 19
Amherst College, bill for expenses 1899 Jun 30
Amherst College, Class of 1883 1908 Oct 26
Amherst College, Class of 1897 1897 Dec 16
Amherst student mass meeting 1909 Nov 12
Ayres, J. 1854 Feb 1
Belcher, Nathan N. (AC 1832) 1878 Mar 14
Bigelow, William P. (AC 1889) (16 letters) 1890-1894, 1906
Biscoe, Walter Stanley (AC 1874) (4 memoranda) 1879 Sep 24, Oct 9, 1880 Jul 19, Aug 17
Bridgenman, [?] 1809 [?] Jan 30
Christian Association, Amherst College, reproduction from the annual report 1906 Jun 10
Clark, John Bates (AC 1872) (2 letters) 1900 Nov 13, 15
Cowles, Herbert T. 1906 Jul 5
Cowles, Mrs. Herbert T. (2 letters) 1904 Mar 11, 1905 Apr 21
Dakin, Arthur Hazard (AC 1884) 1894, 1895
Delta Upsilon n.d.
Dickinson, William Austin (AC 1850) (6 letters, 4 envelopes, 2 lists and 2 cards relating to 1889 Alumni Dinner) [1888-1889]
Dickinson, William Austin (AC 1850) 1889 Mar 16
Fay, [Charles Ralph] (AC 1890) 1899 Mar 24
Field, Samuel D. 1903 Jul 8
Flynt, William N. 1869 Oct 1
Garman, Charles E. (AC 1872) (2 letters) 1900 Jan 25, Feb 12
Gates, Merrill E. 1896 Jul 25
Harris,[George], Amherst College President 190[?] Sep 30
Hinman, Jason (AC 1885) 1883 Dec 8
Johnson, Burges (AC 1899) (1905 letter about physical education at Amherst before 1861. Later letters about Johnson's article on 'Old Doc' in Outlook, Apr 27, 1907) (5 letters and 1 article) 1905 Feb 22, 1906 Dec 6, 1907 Mar 20, Apr, Jun 27
Jones, William B. 190[8] Feb 13
Keep, Austin Baxter (AC 1897) (13 letters about Noah Webster material at Columbia University) 1905, 1906, 1907
Kidder, H. W. (AC 1897), re: swivel chair used by President Hitchcock (2 memoranda) 190[?]
Library Committee, book orders 1879 Dec 29
March, Mrs. (2 letters) 1886 Dec 14, 20
Mead, William Rutherford (AC 1867) 1908 Feb 26
Moody, A. S. 1908 Oct 6
Morse, [Anson D.] (AC 1871) (4 letters) 1889 Jan 19, Dec 25, 31, 1902 Apr 3
Norton, Mrs. 1882 Sep 16
Orr, William (AC 1883) 1903 Jul 18
Parsons, [?] (photocopy) 1881 Oct 18
Phillips, Dr. Paul C. (AC 1888) (35 letters) 1902-1908
Plimpton, [George Arthur] (AC 1876), re: President Gates and Professor Garman 1894 Jul 2
Pratt, Charles M. (AC 1879), re: Austin Dickinson (AC 1850) and President Gates (4 letters) 1895 Sep 1, Oct 2, 1897 Mar 29, 1901 Mar 16
Pratt, Mrs. C. M. (3 letters) 1892 Mar 24, 1893 Mar 23, 25
Pratt, Harold (AC 1900) 1906 Jul 6
Psi Upsilon 1903 Dec 8
Rugg, Arthur Prentice (AC 1883) 1908 Aug 20
Rust, Horatio, re: Indian relics and fossil bones (20 letters, photocopies; originals at Huntington Library, NO PHOTOCOPYING) 1866-1891
[Saulom?], [?] re: State Board of Lunacy and Charity report 1886 Jan 19
Seelye, [Julius Hawley] (AC 1849) 1872 Nov 29
[Seelye], Laurens H. 1909 Sep 10
Smith, A. D. (2 transcriptions and 1 excerpt from the Dartmouth College archives; excerpt dated Jun 19 from Calvin Durfee which mentions Professor Hitchcock) 1864 Apr 2, 1865 Nov 23, 1865
Smith, [ Jeannie] (3 letters) 1900 Jun 28, 1901 Apr 6, 1907 Feb 27
Stearns, Foster (AC 1903), re: printing Noah Webster papers (16 letters) 1905 May 6-1907 Jan 27
Stearns, Frank Waterman (AC 1878), re: printing of Noah Webster papers and other matters (13 letters) 1906 Feb 19-1908 Jan 3
Tyler, Amelia W. 1809 Mar 20
[Tyler], John 1897 Nov 23
Whitman, [Frank E.] (AC 1885)(2 letters) 1896 May 26, 1902 Jan 22
Whitney, Edward Samuel (AC 1890) 1898 Sep 5
Williston, [A. Lyman] (7 letters) 1873, 1874, 1876, 1877, 1879
Unidentified, re: letter of recommendation for G. L. Smith (AC 1876) 1878 Sep 21
Unidentified, includes 1 Latin motto and 5 letters n.d., 1869, 1873, 1889
Series 5: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): TRAVEL, 1860-1898
Trip to France and England, 1860-1861 (sub-series A) is chronicled through the notebook Hitchcock kept during his medical study in Paris, and in London with Sir Richard Owen of the British Museum, during the winter of 1860-61. The sub-series also contains a typescript of the notebook. Hitchcock was accompanied by his brother-in-law Pixlee Judson. Material is arranged by type. Trip Around the World, 1872 (sub-series B) documents Hitchcock's trip with fellow classmate and faculty member Julius H. Seelye (AC 1849), Professor of Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics (later president of Amherst College). Hitchcock and Seelye were commissioned by the Trustees to bring back "memorabilia to fill the exhibition shelves." Seelye and Hitchcock separated in India, where Seelye remained to deliver a lecture series while Hitchcock continued to the Middle East and Europe before returning to America. The sub-series includes Hitchcock's passport; the diary he kept between July 1872 and January 1873; a typescript of the diary; financial information; a list of goods shipped back to the United States, including items for the Amherst College "cabinets"; and a volume of memorabilia from the trip, including letters to and from his family. Material is arranged by type. Trip to Brazil, 1892 (sub-series C) documents Hitchcock's eight-week trip to South America, accompanied by Mary Judson Hitchcock and their daughter Lucy. The series includes a diary the Hitchcocks kept for June and July 1892 and a drawing of Hitchcock aboard the ship [by his daughter Lucy?]. The trip, the gift of Charles M. Pratt (AC 1879) was undertaken to improve Hitchcock's ill health. See Series 14, sub-series A for Lucy's diary of the trip. Material is arranged by type. For photographs, see Series 8, sub-series F, box 21, folder 14. Trip to the Mediterranean, 1898 (sub-series D) contains 2 volumes of Hitchcock's diary, kept from January through May 1898, for his trip to Hyres, France. Mary Judson Hitchcock accompanied him on this trip. They were the guests of Charles M. Pratt (AC 1879). For a photograph, see Series 8, sub-series F, box 21, folder 15.
Sub-series A: Trip to France and England, 1860
Letter to James Shuter, typescript regarding microscopic investigation 1860 Nov 26
Bill of Exchange, London 1860 Dec 4
Diary of Hitchcock's study with Sir Richard Owen, bound notebook 1860 Oct-1861 Jan
Typescript of Owen notebook above, pp. 1-34 1860 Oct-1861 Jan
Typescript of Owen notebook above, pp. 35-88 1860 Oct-1861 Jan
Passport for Edward Hitchcock 1872 Jun 25
Diary, bound notebook, vol. 1 1872 Jul 17-Nov 1
Diary, bound notebook, vol. 2 1872 Nov 2-1873 Jan 4
Typescript of diary, vol. 1 above, pp.1-50 1872 Jul 17-Sep 12
Typescript of diary, vol. 1 above, pp. 51-end 1872 Sep 13-Nov 1
Typescript of diary, vol. 2 above 1872 Nov 2-1873 Jan 4
List of goods shipped home, including items for the Amherst College Cabinet c. 1872
Jan Financial account book and one loose sheet 1872 Jul-1873
List of articles in The Amherst Student about the trip 1872-1873, 1938
Bound volume of memorabilia 1872
Sub-series C: Trip to Brazil, 1892
Bill of Fare, menu 1892 Jul 26
U. S. & Brazil Steamship Co. brochure ca. 1892
Diary, kept by Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock of trip, bound notebook 1892 Jun-Jul
Photocopies of Mary Judson Hitchcock's entires into the bound notebook diary above 1892 Jun-Jul
Pencil drawing of Hitchcock aboard ship, [by Lucy Hitchcock?] 1892 Jun 19
See also: Family diary entry on trip to Brazil filed in Series 2: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Diaries and Reminiscences, Sub-series A: Family Diaries, Box 7, Folder 1
Sub-Series D: Trip to the Mediterranean, 1898
Diary of trip to Hyres, France, bound notebook, vol. 1 1898 Jan -Apr
Diary of trip to Hyres, France, bound notebook, vol. 2 1898 Apr-May
Series 6: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1855-1909
Contains manuals, articles, reports, and papers written and prepared by Edward Hitchcock over a period of more than 40 years. Formats include printed material (originals and photocopies) and annotated copies. Hitchcock's works focus on physical education, hygiene, and anthropometric statistics as well as the occasional scientific specimen. It includes a small amount of correspondence about Elementary Anatomy and Physiology, written with his father, Amherst College president and geologist Edward Hitchcock. Many of the publications relate to the development of the physical education program at Amherst College and include summaries of anthropometric measurements of Amherst students, and multiple editions of the health lectures given by Hitchcock over the years.
A Manual for the Gymnasium, advertising flyer (2 copies) [n.d.]
Manual of Gymnastic Exercises, proof n.d.
"On a New Spodumene Locality at Norwich Mass.," by C. Hartwell and Hitchcock [The American Journal of Science 2nd series, v. 10] (8 offprints sewn together) 1850 Sep
On the Decrease of the Relative Number of College-Educated Men in Massachusetts During the Present Century (2 copies) n.d.
"What the College May do to Prevent Insanity," reprinted from Proceedings of Twelfth Conference of Charities and Correction n.d.
"Description of a New Species of Clathropteris, Discovered in the Connecticut Valley Sandstone," The American Journal of Science, second series, vol. 20, no. 58 (2 detached copies) 1855 Jul
"A New Fossil Shell in the Connecticut River Sandstone," The American Journal of Science, second series, vol. 21 (3 detached copies) 1856
Correspondence re: Elementary Anatomy and Physiology (written with his father, President Edward Hitchcock, geologist) 1857-1876
See also: Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers Series 5: Edward Hitchcock, Published Writings - Major Works, Sub-series A: Elementary Anatomy and Physiology, Box 11, Folder 1
"Hygiene at Amherst College, Experience of the Department of Physical Education and Hygiene in Amherst College for the Past 16 Years," paper read at the American Public Health Association meeting in Chicago (3 copies) 1877 Sep 26
The Average and the Best Anthropometric Records of Amherst College from 1861-2 to 1894-5 Inclusive, annotated 1895 Mar 26
The Average and the Best Anthropomorphic Records of Amherst College from 1861 to March, '00 [1900] Inclusive, annotated [ca. 1900]
Physical Culture in Amherst College. Lowell, Mass.: Store & Huse, Book Printers, 1869. (4 copies) 1869
Transactions of the Hampshire Agricultural Society of Amherst, Mass., for the Year 1875. Amherst: H. M. McCloud and Job Printer, 1875. 1875
"Relation of the Student-Life to Health and Long[e]vity," reprinted from The New Englander (3 annotated copies) 1877 Jul
Hygiene at Amherst College, paper read at the meeting of the American Public Health Association (3 copies) 1877 Sep 26
The Department of Physical Education and Hygiene in Amherst College. Boston: Rand, Avery, & Co., 1879. (4 copies) 1879
An Abstract of Lectures on Health, to the Freshmen of Amherst College. 1880. Amherst: Press of C. A. Bangs & Co., 1880. (2 copies, one incomplete) 1880
An Abstract of Lectures on Health, to the Freshmen of Amherst College. 1880. Amherst: Press of C. A. Bangs & Co., 1880., with manuscript notes by Edward Hitchcock 1880
Hygiene of the Farm From the 27th Report of the Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture. Boston: Franklin Press: Rand, Avery, & Company, 1880. 1880
A Report of Twenty Years Experience in the Department of Physical Education and Hygiene in Amherst College, to the Board of Trustees. June 27, 1881. Amherst: Press of C. A. Bangs & Co., 1881 1881
Amherst College Health Lectures. 1882-83, 1883-84, 1887, n.d.
[A Manual of the Gymnastic Exercises as Practiced by the Junior Class] in Amherst College...Prepared Under the Direction of Dr. Edward Hitchcock, Professor of Physical Education and Hygiene. Boston: Ginn, Heath, & Company, 1884. 1884
"Athletics in American Colleges," in Journal of Social Science, containing the "Transactions of the American Association, No. XX Saratoga Papers of 1884," Part II, (also one detached copy) 1885 Jun
"Athletics at Amherst College," from Outing (2 detached copies) 1885 Jul
The Twenty-Fifth Annual Report of the Professor of Physical Education and Hygiene, to the Board of Trustees of Amherst College, June 29, 1886 1886 Jun 29
The Need of Anthropometry, A Paper...Also, the Report of the Committee Upon the Method of Physical Measurement. Brooklyn: Rome Brothers, 1887. 1887
"Statistics Bearing Upon the Average and Typical Student in Amherst College, March 1888," by Hitchcock and H. H. Seelye, from The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. XVII (photocopy) 1888
"Anthropometric Statistics from Amherst College, Mass., U. S. A.," from The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. XVIII (photocopy) 1888
Arguments of Hon. George D. Robinson . . . on the Petition of Alice R. Cooke of Sandwich, and the Memorial of F. B. Sanborn of Concord, before the Committee on Public Charitable Institutions of the Legislature of 1889. Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co., 1889. Includes quotations from Hitchcock. 1889
"Some Principles Regarded as Essential in the Direction of the Department of Physical Education and Hygiene, Amherst College," Presented at a conference in the interest of Physical Training held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, November 29, 1889 (4 copies) 1889 Nov 29
The Thirtieth Annual Report of the Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education. June 23, 1891. Amherst: Carpenter & Morehouse, 1891. 1891
A Syllabus of the Health Lectures in Amherst College, 1891-92. The Subjects, Statements and Facts Upon Personal Health Used for the Lectures Given to the Freshman Class of Amherst College. Third Edition, Amherst, 1891. (2 copies; 1 copy for corrections and additions by Hitchcock) 1891 Sep
"Tug-of-War Contests," from Young Mens Era, March 1892 (photocopy) 1892 Mar
The Results of Anthropometry as Derived from the Measurements of the Students in Amherst College. A Paper Presented to the American Association for the Advancement of Physical Education at Their Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, April, 1892. Amherst: Carpenter & Morehouse, 1892. 1892
A Syllabus of the Health Lectures in Amherst College, 1893-94. The Subjects, Statements and Facts Upon Personal Health Used for the Lectures Given to the Freshman Class of Amherst College. Fourth Edition, Amherst, 1893. 1893 Sep
"The Gymnastic Era and the Athletic Era of Our Country," from The Outlook (3 detached copies) 1895 May 18
A Syllabus of the Health Lectures in Amherst College, 1896-97. The Subjects, Statements and Facts Upon Personal Health Used for the Lectures Given to the Freshman Class of Amherst College. Fifth Edition, Amherst, 1896. (3 copies) 1896 Sep
"Dangers of Overtraining" in Men: A Young Man's Paper, Vol. 22, no. 4 1897 Mar 13
An Anthropometric Manual Giving Physical Measurements and Tests of Amherst College Students Between 17 and 26 Years of Age, and the Method of Securing Them. Fourth Edition, Amherst: Carpenter & Morehouse, 1900. 1900
A Syllabus of the Health Lectures in Amherst College, 1905-6. The Subjects, and Statements of Facts Upon Personal Health Used for the Lectures Given to the Freshman Classes of Amherst College. Eighth Edition, Amherst, 1905. (2 copies) 1905 Sep
A Syllabus of the Health Lectures in Amherst College, 1907-1908. The Subjects, and Statement of Facts Upon Personal Health Used for the Lectures Given to the Freshman Classes of Amherst College. Ninth Edition, Amherst, 1907. 1907 Sep
A Syllabus of the Health Lectures in Amherst College, 1909-1910. Lectures on Personal Health Given to the Freshman Classes of Amherst College. Tenth Edition, Amherst, 1909. 1909 Sep
Series 7: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): MUSIC, 1852-1892
Reflects Edward Hitchcock's lifelong interest in music and the importance of music in his family's activities and celebrations. Hitchcock played the cello (which is preserved in the Archives and Special Collections), and other members of his family played musical instruments as well. Manuscript Music (sub-series A) contains musical scores copied out by hand for a variety of instruments. It is likely Hitchcock used these for the various musical partners with whom he played. Published Music (sub-series B) contains sheet music collected, used, and enjoyed by Edward Hitchcock and his family. Some of the scored sheets have ownership signatures. The sub-series is arranged alphabetically by composer.
Series 8 contains a group of photographs of Hitchcock with his cello.
Sub-series A: Manuscript Music
"Valse to Commander Meade" by John M. Loretz n.d.
"Ami Polka" by Dodworth and "Le Pettit [sic] Tambour" n.d.
"Polka" by John M. Loretz ("Arranged By P. Ali") n.d.
"Valse" by John M. Loretz n.d.
"Tuno di Garibaldi" (Verdi) n.d.
"Slow March" n.d.
"Polka, 'Gay Old Times'" by J[ohn] M. L[oretz] n.d.
"Valse" n.d.
"Le Pettit [sic] Tambour: Solo for Flute" n.d.
"Meade's Adieu March" n.d.
"Italy National," "Capt Meade's Mazurcha" by L. DePerini n.d.
Minorca Waltz," "Ellen's Waltz," "Venetian Waltz," "Orfila Waltz n.d.
Unidentified, 2 sheets n.d.
Sub-series B: Published Music
Abt, Franz. Far O'er the Stars is Rest. Philadelphia: F.A. North & Co., 1871. 1871
Balfe, Michael William. The Day is Done. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d., Cover only. 1876
Barnby, Joseph. "Sweet and Low" in Quartettes. New York: William A. Pond & Co., n.d. n.d.
Beethoven, Ludwig van. Primrose Waltz. Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d. n.d.
Beethoven, Ludwig van . "Sonatine" in Beethoven's Sonatas, for Piano-Forte. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. n.d.
Bonaldi, Fr. Six Complete and Progressive Studies for Vocalization. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. n.d.
Buffinton, E.L. Te Deum in D. Boston: White, Smith & Perry, 1871. 1871
Cirillo, Vincenzo. Morning Song. [N.p.]: G.D. Russell & Co., 1876. 1876
Czerny, Carl. "Schule der Gelufigkeit: Vierzig Etuden fr Pianoforte. Heft I. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt & Co., n.d. n.d.
Czerny, Ch. 30 nouvelles tudes de mcanisme pour piano. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. n.d.
Diabelli, Antonio. "Sonata In D" in Sonatinas and Sonatas for Two Performers on the Piano. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. n.d.
Dolores. "The Brook" in New and Beautiful Songs Composed by Various Authors, words by Tennyson. New York: F. Blume, n.d. n.d.
Emmett, Daniel Decatur. I Wish I Was in Dixie's Land. New York: Firth, Pond & Co., 1860. 1860
Evans, George T. "Old Black Joe" in Arion Collection of Favorite Songs. San Francisco: M. Gray, 1873. 1873
Foote, Arthur. "I'm Wearing Awa' to the Land o' the Leal." in Songs. Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt & Co., 1887. 1887
Foster, Stephen Collins. "Massa's in de Cold Ground." New York: Firth, Pond & Co., 1852. 1852
Gilbert, J.L. Bonnie Sweet Bessie, the Maid of Dundee. Boston: White, Smith & Company, 1875. 1875
Goltermann, George. Andante Religioso. Offenbach a. Main: Johann Andr, n.d. n.d.
Haydn, Franz Joseph. The Creation. Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1868. 1868
Haydn, Franz Joseph. "My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair" in Gems from the German. Boston: Oliver Ditson, n.d. n.d.
Hodges, Faustina Hasse. The Rose-Bush. New York: G. Schirmer, 1859. 1859
Hunt, G.W. "The Bold Fisherman." n.d.
Lange, Gustav. Happy Play Days, Op. 181. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d.. n.d.
Lassen, Eduard. Knig Oedipus von Sophocles. Leipzig: C. F. Leede, n.d. n.d.
Louis, N. The Home Medley. Cincinnati: W.C. Peters & Sons, 1859. 1859
Marzials, Theo. "Summer Shower" in Cluster of Songs by the Best Composers, 4th series. New York: S.T. Gordon & Son, n.d. n.d.
Mendelssohn, Felix. "O Great is the Depth" in Novello's Octavo Choruses. London & New York: Novello, Ewar and Co.,1892. 1892
Pease, Alfred H. "Break, Break, Break" in Compositions for the Piano Forte. Buffalo: Blodgett & Bradford, 1868 1868
Schubert, Franz. "Ave Maria, Hymne an die Jungfrau." in Germania; a collection of Favourite German Songs with English Words, Fourth Series. London: Augener & Co., n.d. n.d.
Schulhoff, Julius. "Minuet de Mozart" in Happy Hours, Choice Selections From Favorite Authors. Brooklyn, New York: Bunce & Benedict, n.d. n.d.
Siebert, William. "Land o' the Leal" in Beautiful Sounds, a Collection of Popular Songs. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1867. 1867
Squire, William Henry. "L'Innocence" in Petits morceaux. New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. n.d.
Squire, William Henry. "Joyeuse" in Petits morceaux. New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. n.d.
Squire, William Henry. "Le Plaisir" in Petits morceaux. New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. n.d.
Squire, William Henry. "Triste" in Petits morceaux. New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. n.d.
Sullivan, Arthur. "Birds in the Night, a Lullaby" in Compositions of Arthur Sullivan. Boston: Oliver Ditson & Co., n.d. n.d.
Thomas, John Rogers. Fishes in the Sea (Song of the Flirt). New York: William A. Pond & Co., 1863. 1863
Tosti, Francesco Paolo. "Beauty's Eyes" in Miscellany of New and Favorite English Songs and Ballads. New York: G. Schirmer, n.d. n.d.
Voss, Charles. March et Choeur des Soldats. G. A. & Co., n.d. n.d.
Wagner, Richard. The Celebrated Introduction, Bridal March, and Chorus from Lohengrin. New York: C. H. Ditson & Co., n.d. n.d.
Weiss, Julius. "No. 12. Lied: Wie der Geyer das Fischlein fngt, Op. 116, No. 2" in 12 Easy Songs Without Words. New York: G. Schirmer, 1889. 1889
Whitman, I. H. "Ideal" in Matchless Gems, a Peerless Collection of the Most Beautiful Waltzes. Boston: Chas. D. Blake & Co., 1891. 1891
Series 8: EDWARD HITCHCOCK (AC 1849): IMAGES, 1862- ca. 1940's
Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Class Album Portraits (sub-series A) contains more than a dozen distinct images of Hitchcock and many albumen prints. Most of the portraits were taken for yearly Class Albums compiled for the students at Amherst College and for the Olio, the Amherst College yearbook. Sometimes the images were used for several years. All the images are of Hitchcock as an adult. The earliest, from 1862, was taken one year after Hitchcock returned to Amherst College to teach in 1861. Amherst College owns three formal portraits and a sculpture of Edward Hitchcock. One portrait hangs in the Alumni Gymnasium in the Founders Room. The photographs are arranged chronologically. Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Other Studio Portraits(sub-series B) contains two tintypes from 1860, and ten studio portraits of Hitchcock, most taken between 1890 and 1910. Photographers include Pach Brothers, [Endeau] Studio, the Montague Studio, and G. Waldon Smith. Edward (AC 1849) and Mary Judson Hitchcock (sub-series C) contains two photographs of Hitchcock and his wife, Mary Judson Hitchcock, one taken by the local Amherst photographer J. L. Lovell in 1874 and another portrait from 1893. The material is arranged chronologically. Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) with Cello (sub-series D) contains images of Hitchcock with his cello. The most significant material is a series of photographs of Hitchcock in four different poses taken by F.S. and M.E. Allen, sister photographers from Deerfield, Massachusetts. Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) in Chapel (sub-series E) contains images of Hitchcock in Johnson Chapel, arranged chronologically. Hitchcock is seen leading daily chapel and speaking to the students in chapel. One 1908 image shows Hitchcock standing on the steps of Johnson Chapel. Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): General Images (sub-series F) is a collection of images showing Hitchcock in a variety of settings. The sub-series is arranged chronologically and includes photographs of Hitchcock addressing students from a train car; at the College well; working at his desk; with a walking stick; in his study at his College Street home; at his 50th wedding anniversary party; at his [80th] birthday party; and one caricature, among other images. Miscellaneous (sub-series G) contains the odds and ends. This sub-series contains one 1937 photograph of a wall of photographs of five generations of Edward Hitchcocks; a photograph of Hitchcock's College Street home [ca. 1940's?]; a cyanotype of a dog labeled "Prince" in Hitchcock's writing; and a portrait of Hitchcock's son Charles Nicholas Hitchcock, c. 1920s.
For images of Mary Judson Hitchcock, see Series 9, sub-series C.
Sub-series A: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Class Album Portraits
Photograph (3 copies) 1862, 1863
Photograph 1863, 1864
Photograph (7 copies) 1865, 1866, 1868, 1869
Photograph (2 copies) 1867
Photograph (some are marked ca.1872) (5 copies) 1870
Photograph (2 copies) 1871
Photograph (5 copies) 1872
Photograph (2 copies) 1873
Photograph (11 copies) 1874, 1875, 1876, 1877, 1878
Photograph 1879
Photograph (2 copies) 1880
Photograph (11 copies) 1881, 1882, 1883
Photograph (5 copies) 1885
Photograph 1886
Photograph (3 copies) 1889
Olio page (same image as previous folder) (9 copies) 1891
[Olio?] page (2 copies) ca. 1895
Photograph and pages from the Olio and other publications (18 copies) 1904-1911
Olio dedication-frontispiece printing plate (same image as previous folder) 1908
Sub-series B: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Other Studio Portraits
Two tintypes [ca. 1860]
Photographs by Pach Bros., 2 poses [ca. 1890s?]
Photograph by Hearn (13 copies) 1894
Photograph by [Endeau] Studio (2 copies) ca. 1895-1900
Photograph by The Montague Studio (5 copies) [ca. 1900-1910]
Photograph by The Montague Studio [ca. 1900-1910]
Photograph by The Montague Studio (4 copies) [ca. 1900-1910]
Photograph by The Montague Studio (9 copies) [ca. 1900-1910]
Photograph by The Montague Studio (2 copies) [ca. 1900-1910]
Photograph by G. Walden Smith [ca. 1905?]
Photograph by [?] (5 copies) [ca. 1908]
Sub-series C: Edward (AC 1849) and Mary Judson Hitchcock
Photograph by Lovell 1874
Photograph (6 copies) 1893
Sub-series D: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) with Cello
Hitchcock with cello and pianist (3 copies) [ca. 1900-10?]
Hitchcock with cello and pianist, 2 poses [ca. 1900-10?]
Hitchcock with cello, pose 1, by F. S. & M. E. Allen (4 copies) [ca. 1900-10?]
Hitchcock with cello, pose 2, by F. S. & M. E. Allen (3 copies) [ca. 1900-10?]
Hitchcock with cello, pose 3, by F. S. & M. E. Allen [ca. 1900-10?]
Hitchcock with cello, pose 4, by F. S. & M. E. Allen [ca. 1900-10?]
Sub-series E: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) in Chapel
Leading chapel (16 copies) [ca. 1905-09?]
Leading chapel (13 copies) [ca. 1905-09?]
On steps of chapel (6 copies) 1908 Dec 22
Speaking in chapel [1909 Jan]
Sub-series F: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): General Images
[Meeting of Physical Education Group], Hitchcock seated 4th from right [ca. 1890s?]
Trip to Brazil (7 images) 1892 Jun-Jul
Students on their way to the train to say goodbye; Hitchcock addressing crowd from train car steps, when students escorted him to train for trip to Mediterranean (France) (cyanotype) [1898 Jan?]
Hitchcock at College Well, taken by Richard Byron Hussey (AC 1900) [1898]
Hitchcock at desk in fez [1899 Jan]
Hitchcock outdoors in summer (cyanotype) [ca. 1890s-1910]
Hitchcock outdoors in snow (1 cyanotype, 2 silver gelatin prints) [ca. 1890s-1910]
Hitchcock with horse and buggy (2 views) [ca. 1890s-1910s]
Hitchcock and Mary Judson Hitchcock's 50th wedding anniversary [1903 Nov]
Hitchcock with plant collecting box and walking stick (2 views) [1904 Jun 6?]
Hitchcock with walking stick in front of large stone house 1904 Jun 6
Hitchcock outdoors with crowd of men [near playing field?] [ca. 1905?]
Hitchcock in front of his College Street home ca. 1906
Caricature of "Old Doc" speaking at alumni dinner by Hayden Jones, The Boston Herald (original filed in OSB5, folder 18) 1906 Feb 6
Hitchcock in fez, 2 poses, and cover image of Outlook, May 1907 1907 Apr 27
Hitchcock's 79th or 80th birthday party [ca. 1907-08]
Hitchcock in front of building [ca. 1909]
Sub-series G: Miscellaneous
"Home: Photographs of Five Generations of Edward Hitchcocks" 1937 Dec
Exterior view of 12 College Street, home of Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock from 1863 to1918 [ca. 1940s?]
Dog [hound?] labeled "Prince" (cyanotype) n.d.
Hitchcock, Charles Nicholas (son of Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock) c. 1920s
"Ladies of the Class of 1878" (includes Edward 1849 and Mary Judson Hitchcock and seven of their daughters). See: Photograph Collection, Series 2: Class of 1878
Series 9: MARY JUDSON HITCHCOCK: PERSONAL AFFAIRS, 1821-1918
General (sub-series A) contains a miscellaneous assortment of items related to Mary Judson Hitchcock, including calling cards; a fragment of her wedding dress; a poem written by her daughter Jane Elizabeth; her National Geographic Society membership certificate; and an obituary. The materials are arranged chronologically. Legal Records (sub-series B) contains several deeds, including an 1862 quitclaim deed and an 1875 warranty deed for land in Amherst. In both cases the land is being sold to Mary Judson Hitchcock from College Treasurer Edward Dickinson's family. The poet, Emily Dickinson, Edward Dickinson's daughter, signed both documents as a witness. There is also one deed for land being sold by Mary Judson Hitchcock. Images (sub-series C) contains two photographic portraits of Mary Judson Hitchcock, one from 1893, and one by Katherine McClellan from 1894.
See Series 8, sub-series C for images of Mary Judson Hitchcock with Edward Hitchcock. See Series 5, sub-series C, for a diary kept by Mary Judson Hitchcock during her 1892 trip to Brazil with Edward Hitchcock and their daughter Lucy.
Sub-series A: General
Calling cards n.d.
Fragment of Mary Judson Hitchcock's wedding dress 1853 Nov
Poem from daughter, Jane Elizabeth, on Mary Judson Hitchcock's 55th birthday 1886 Mar
National Geographic Society membership 1912 Mar 13
Obituary 1918 Sep 11
Sub-series B: Legal Records
Deeds, quitclaim and warranty, for property 1858, 1862,
purchased by Mary Judson Hitchcock (the 1862 and 1875 deeds include Emily Dickinson's signature) 1875
Deed, warranty, for property sold by Mary Judson Hitchcock 1861
See also: Series 1: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Personal Affairs, Sub-series F: Financial and Legal Records, for additional quitclaim and warranty deeds
Sub-series C: Images
Portrait 1893
Portrait by Katherine McClellan 1894
Series 10: MARY JUDSON HITCHCOCK: CORRESPONDENCE, 1848-1915
Incoming correspondence (sub-series A) contains letters written to Mary Judson Hitchcock by members of her immediate and extended family as well as by the Amherst College community and alumni. This sub-series documents Mrs. Hitchcock's active family life and the ongoing correspondence she kept with family members who lived out of the area. There is extensive correspondence with her sons John (AC 1889) and Albert; daughters, Caroline, Jane Elizabeth and Lucy; her brother Lewis, and her daughters-in-law. There is one 1852 letter from Edward Hitchcock written to Mary Judson Hitchcock while courting; numerous letters to her while Edward Hitchcock was on a study trip in Paris and London in 1860; and an odd letter or two written while Edward Hitchcock or Mary Judson Hitchcock was away from home. The sub-series also includes letters of regard and best wishes from alumni who remembered her husband fondly. Outgoing correspondence (sub-series B) contains one item written to Mary Judson Hitchcock's sister-in-law Emily Hitchcock and references to correspondence in other series in the Papers.
See Series 5, sub-series B, for an 1872 scrapbook with letters written by Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to Mary Judson Hitchcock while he was on a trip around the world, as well as letters to him from his wife and the children.
Amherst College, 4 receipts and 1 letter 1911, 1915
Amherst College Class of 1865, signed, B[enjamin]. K[endall]. Emerson (AC 1865), Secretary 1915 Jun 30
Amherst College Class of 1878, 12 signatures of Class members: James Edward Plimpton; Thomas Legate Fisher; Lamson Allen (AC 1879); Ezra Allen Slack; Alden Perley White; Edward Hitchcock Jr.; Arthur Holbrook Wellman; Edward Newell Kingsbury; Stephen Allison Norton; Alaric Stone; Walter Bemis Mossman; Frank Waterman Stearns 1915 Jun 17
Amherst College Class of 1879, signed, J[ohn]. F[ranklin]. Jameson (AC 1879) 1914 Jul 2
Barrows, Charlotte M. (second wife of Charles H. Hitchcock, AC 1856) 1894 Sep 5
Barrows, Martha B. (first wife of Charles H. Hitchcock, AC 1856) 1866 Dec 12
Blackman, Benjamin 1905 Sep 12
Blaisdell, Clara 1894 Aug 31
Brewster, Mary M. [1895]
Bryan, Elizabeth C. [1894]
Bryan, Mary W. (daughter-in-law) (10 letters) 1894-1896, [1897], 1899
Dickinson, Lavinia 1893 Jan 31
Field, Ellen C. 1895 Aug 6, 20
Franklin Trust Company 1892 Aug 20
Fuertes, Mary P. 1903 Nov 22
Fuertes, Sarah D. (daughter-in-law) (7 letters) 1891-1893
Fuertes, Sarah D. (daughter-in-law) (10 letters) 1895-1896, 1904, n.d.
Goodnow, Carrie (daughter-in-law) (9 letters) 1894-1895
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (5 letters) 1893
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (26 letters) 1894, n.d.
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (21 letters) 1895
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (21 letters) 1896
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (15 letters) 1897
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (6 letters, 1 is a partial copy) 1898
Hitchcock, Albert W. (son) (15 letters) 1900-1901, 1907
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (daughter) (20 letters) 1891-1894
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (daughter) (24 letters) 1895-1896
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (daughter) (8 letters) 1897
Hitchcock, Carrie Goodnow
See: Goodnow, Carrie
Hitchcock, Catharine (sister-in-law) 1894 Mar 9, Oct 2
Hitchcock, Charles H. (AC 1856) (brother-in-law) (9 letters) 1894, 1914
Hitchcock, Charles N. (son) (7 letters) 1869, 1893, 1895-1896
Hitchcock, Charlotte Barrows
See: Barrows, Charlotte M.
Hitchcock children and other family members
See: Series 3: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Personal Correspondence, Sub-series A: Incoming Correspondence, Boxes 8 and 9
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (husband) (with partial transcription) 1852 Oct 10
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (husband) (22 letters) 1860, 1863, 1894, 1895
Hitchcock, Edward N. (AC 1878) (son) (19 letters) 1866, 1868, 1872, 1891-1897, n.d.
Hitchcock, Edward B. (grandson) n.d.
Hitchcock, Emily (sister-in-law) 1872 Oct 27
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (sister-in-law) [1854]
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (daughter) (26 letters) 1884, 1891-1894
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (daughter) (18 letters) 1895
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (daughter) (15 letters) 1896
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (daughter) (12 letters) 1897, 1916
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son) (10 letters) 1890-1892
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son) (23 letters) 1893-1896, n.d.
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (son) (4 letters) 1897-1898
Hitchcock, Katherine (granddaughter) (4 letters) 1897, 1899
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (daughter) (8 letters) 1884, 1891-1892
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (daughter) (16 letters) 1893
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (daughter) (20 letters) 1894
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (daughter) (14 letters) 1895, n.d.
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (daughter) (11 letters) 1896-1897
Hitchcock, Margaret (granddaughter) 1907, 1910, n.d.
Hitchcock, Maria P. 1893 Feb 27
Hitchcock, Martha B. Barrows
Hitchcock, Mary (sister-in-law) 1856
Hitchcock, Mary W. Bryan
See: Bryan, Mary W.
Hitchcock, Sarah Fuertes
See: Fuertes, Sarah
Howe, Mary 1905 Feb 23
Judson, Cannie (sister) 1851-1860
Judson, Charles (brother) (11 letters) 1875, 1890, 1894, 1897, 1907-1908, n.d.
Judson, David (father) 1853 Jul 31
Judson, David (cousin) (4 letters) 1888-1889
Judson, Edna (niece) 1894 Feb 26
Judson, Emily (cousin) 1854, [1895 Mar 15]
Judson, Frederick (uncle) 1848 June 24
Judson, [George] (cousin) 1903 Nov [27]
Judson, Isaac (uncle) (7 letters) 1848, 1851, 1853, 1859, 1886, n.d.
Judson, John (cousin) 1898 Sep 4, 1914 Dec 27
Judson, Lewis (brother) (45 letters) 1864, 1886, 1892-1897, 1899-1900, 1902, 1904-1907, 1909
Judson, Linda B. (sister-in-law) 1894 Apr 24
Judson, Phebe Lewis
Lewis, Phebe (mother) (4 letters) 1860-[1862], 1873, n.d.
Lyle, John S., (with newspaper clippings, 1912) 1902 Jul 10
Mount Holyoke College (2 letters, 1 newspaper clipping) 1912-1913
Neill, Mrs. Heman Humphrey, calling card n.d.
Plumb, [Horace?] S. 1853 Aug 11
Poem, "Where the berries grow..." 1878 Jul
Pratt, Charles M. (AC 1879) 1896, 1910,
(4 letters) 1912, 1913
Pratt, Mary S. (9 letters) 1895-1897, 1910
Putnam, Jane Elizabeth
See: Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (sister-in-law)
Society of Directors of Physical Education in Colleges, signed Paul C. Phillips (AC 1888) 1913 Jan 5
Storrs, Catharine Hitchcock
Storrs, Henry M. (AC 1846) (brother-in-law) 1894 Jul 10
Terry, Emily Hitchcock
Tyler, John M. (AC 1873) (7 letters, 1 loose envelope) 1910 Apr-Aug
Unidentified (2 letters) 1851 Nov 12, 1852 Dec 10
6 envelopes n.d.
Children (photocopy; original in Series 3: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Personal Correspondence, Sub-series B: Outgoing Correspondence, Box 9, Folder 35) 1898 Jun 27
Hitchcock, Emily (sister-in-law) 1913 Aug 7
See also: Mary Judson Hitchcock to Cannie Judson (sister), 1854-1859 (9 letters) filed in Series 18: Judson Family, Box 32, Folder 10
See also: Mary Judson Hitchcock to Harriet ("Hallie") Judson (sister), 1874, 1894-1896 (5 letters) filed in Series 18: Judson Family, Box 32, Folder 11
See: Hitchcock, Emily (sister-in-law)
Series 11: HITCHCOCK FAMILY GENEALOGICAL MATERIALS, 1893-1905
Contains a small amount of material relating to the family genealogy compiled by Mary Judson Hitchcock and published in 1894 as The Genealogy of the Hitchcock Family Who Are Descended from Matthias Hitchcock of East Haven, Conn., and Luke Hitchcock of Wethersfield Conn. The series includes two letters to Mary Judson Hitchcock; the publisher's circular; and a manuscript copy of the circular.
Correspondence to Mary Judson Hitchcock regarding family history 1895 Apr, 1905 Jul
Family history notes, newspaper clipping n.d.
The Genealogy of the Hitchcock Family Who Are Descended from Matthias Hitchcock of East Haven, Conn., and Luke Hitchcock of Wethersfield Conn.; publisher's circular and manuscript copy, printed coat of arms 1893
Series 12: EDWARD (AC 1878) HITCHCOCK FAMILY, 1854-1940
This series contains the small amount of material that survives from Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock's oldest son Edward, Amherst Class of 1878, and his two wives and son, Edward Bering Hitchcock. Hitchcock (AC 1878) served as professor of hygiene and physical culture at Cornell from 1884 until 1904. From there he went to the [Massachusetts] State Board of Charity until 1924. He married Ida Bering in 1882. After Ida died in 1884 he married Sarah Fuertes in 1888. He died on December 24, 1925. Personal Affairs (sub-series A) contains a typescript of an article about Hitchcock's wedding to Ida Bering in 1882 and a 30th birthday poem. Incoming Correspondence (sub-series B) contains a total of 5 letters to Hitchcock: from his father, Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849); two aunts; Amherst College President Merrill Gates; and an R. Ludden. Outgoing Correspondence (sub-series C) includes one letter to Hitchcock's second wife Sarah and one to Dr. Joshua Lewis from the [Massachusetts] State Board of Charity. Edward Bering Hitchcock (son, b. 1884) (sub-series D) is a miscellaneous assortment of materials relating to son Edward Bering, including a recital series flyer; a transcript of a letter from his aunt Caroline Hitchcock; 1929 Christmas greetings; correspondence with Senator William B. McKinley and William Ladd; and correspondence between Frederic Torrey and Ladd about translating into Japanese.
Sub-series A: Personal Affairs
Bering, Ida (first wife of Edward Hitchcock, AC 1878), wedding, typescript of newspaper story 1882 Dec 27
30th birthday poem 1884 Sep 1
"Home: Photographs of Five Generations of Edward Hitchcocks," (photocopy), original filed in Series 8: Images, Sub-series F: Edward Hitchcock, Miscellaneous Images, Box 21, Folder 30 1937 Dec
Sub-series B: Incoming Correspondence
Gates, Merrill E. (Amherst College President) 1892 Mar 18
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (father) 1898 Nov 20
Hitchcock, Emily (aunt) [1854]
Judson, Cannie (aunt) 1860 Mar 18
Ludden, R. 1860 Dec 31
See: Hitchcock, Emily (aunt)
Sub-series C: Outgoing Correspondence
Fuertes, Sarah (second wife of Edward Hitchcock, AC 1878) 1903 Nov 13
Lewis, Dr. Joshua F., Superintendent of Adult Poor, State Board of Charity, Boston 1908 Apr 1
Sub-series D: Edward Bering Hitchcock (son)
Recital series, advertising flyer [attributes] n.d.
Hitchcock, Caroline, photocopy of a typed transcription of her note to Edward Bering Hitchcock, with an annotated note by his son, Edward Bering Hitchcock (AC 1949), re: Hitchcock family trips to Deerfield 1940 Mar 26
McKinley, William B. (Senator) (photocopy) 1925 Nov 16
Christmas greetings to the Hitchcocks 1929
Correspondence to William Ladd, re: translating into Japanese 1929 Nov 26
Correspondence from Frederic C. Torrey to William Ladd, re: translation 1929 Apr
Series 13: CAROLINE J. HITCHCOCK, 1874-1934
Caroline J. Hitchcock, known as Cannie, was Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock's oldest daughter. She attended Mount Holyoke College and was a teacher by profession. She lived in Meriden, Connecticut. Personal Affairs (sub-series A) contains miscellaneous materials relating to Caroline, including a 40th birthday tribute; two speeches about organizing schools; an 1878 tintype of Caroline with A.G. Young and Miss Beaman in a chemistry laboratory (identified as Amherst College); and 11 cyanotypes of a trip to Virginia Beach. Incoming Correspondence (sub-series B) contains extensive correspondence from members of Caroline's family including her father and mother, Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock; her sister-in-law Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock; her sisters, Lucy and Jane Elizabeth; and her brother John S. (AC 1889). The family letters are full of news of the family, reports on everyone's health, and news of the College and town. There are a few letters from Amherst College community members and one from Mount Holyoke College.
Tributes - 40th birthday 1897 Sep 8
"How Efficiency May be Secured in Ungraded Schools," speech n.d.
["The Organization of Country Schools"], speech n.d.
Hitchcock, Caroline, A.G. Young and Miss Beaman in chemistry laboratory (identified as Amherst College), tintype 1878
Virginia Beach trip (11 cyanotypes) n.d.
Unidentified 1929 Feb 19, Apr 15
[?], Ted n.d.
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (9 letters) 1898-1899, 1920, 1928
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (3 letters) 1929 Jan- Mar
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (10 letters) 1929 Apr-Dec
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (10 letters) 1930
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (10 letters) 1931, 1933-1934
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (14 letters) n.d.
Hitchcock, Albert (brother) (12 letters) 1896, 1898, 1900
Hitchcock, Charles N. (brother) 1874, n.d.
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (father) (30 letters; most from 1898-1900, includes some transcripts) 1874, 1876, 1883, 1887, 1892, 1895, 1898, 1901
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1878) (brother) 1921 Feb 14
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (sister) (19 letters) 1889, 1896,1899, 1918, 1926, 1927, n.d.
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (brother) (17 letters) 1919-1920, n.d.
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (sister) (10 letters) 1887, 1895, 1897-1898
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (sister) (13 letters) 1899
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (sister) (11 letters) 1900, 1901, 1920, 1921
Hitchcock, Margaret, signed "Peg" (niece) 1933, 1934
Hitchcock, Mary Judson
Judson, Mary L. (mother) (26 letters) 1874, 1875, 1884, 1885, 1894, 1898-1901
Ladd, William M. 1929 Dec 6
Morris, R. T. 1923, 1925
Mossman, H. G. 1927 Jan 20
Mount Holyoke College 1934 Feb 21
Tyler, William S. (AC 1830) 1888 Jul 4
Willard, M. 1897 Mar 8
See also: Postcard and letter to Margaret R. Hitchcock, April 24, 1934, filed in Margaret Hitchcock Emerson Papers
Series 14: LUCY C. HITCHCOCK, 1874-1938
Lucy C. Hitchcock, sometimes called Lu, was Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock's second daughter. Like her grandmother Orra White Hitchcock, Lucy was an artist. In 1892 she traveled with her father and mother to Brazil. Lucy lived with her sister Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock in a home on Willow Street in Brooklyn, New York, from 1923-1928. Personal Affairs (sub-series A) contains a range of materials kept by Lucy, arranged chronologically by type. It includes a diary of the trip she took with her father and mother to Brazil in 1892; several diaries for the period 1930-38; a letter of reference from Amherst College President Julius Hawley Seelye; and a poem about "Was-a-barn" in Amherst. Artwork (sub-series B) contains several watercolor works depicting seascapes, Florida scenes, and the Brooklyn home she shared with her sister. There are two bookplates she created, one for the Pettis' and one for Charles M. Pratt (AC 1879), and a drawing of "Was-a barn" in Amherst. Incoming Correspondence (sub-series C) contains correspondence from Lucy's immediate family members, including several from her father and mother, Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock; sisters, Caroline and Jane Elizabeth; brothers Albert and John (AC 1878); and her extended family. There are also individual letters from members and alumni of the Amherst College community. Outgoing Correspondence (sub-series D) contains a single letter, from Lucy Hitchcock to William Bigelow, making her father's cello a gift to Amherst College. Images (sub-series E) contains two portraits of Lucy as a young girl and four undated photographs of 8 or 9 young girls including Lucy, her sister Jane Elizabeth, and Anna and Bessie Seelye, daughters of Hitchcock's classmate and Amherst President Julius Hawley Seelye (AC 1849).
See Series 5, sub-series C, for Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock's diary of the trip to Brazil.
Letter of reference from Julius Hawley Seelye (Amherst College President) 1888 Apr 25
Diary of trip to Brazil, bound volume 1892 Jun-Jul
Poem, "Was-a-barn" by A. P. Marr, with typescript description [by Lucy] of the new carriage house called "Was-a-barn" 1921 May, n.d.
Five-year diary 1930-1934 (gaps)
Five-year diary, mostly blank after 1937 1935-1938
Sub-series B: Artwork
Watercolor seascape n.d.
Pencil drawing of [Helen Hunt] Jackson House (foreground), in Amherst looking north n.d.
Watercolors of Florida scenes and other water views (5 paintings) 1887, n.d.
Bookplate for Frank B. and Carrie E. Pettis 1928
Bookplate for Charles M. Pratt (AC 1879) 1928
Drawing of breakfast room at 71 Willow Street, Brooklyn, home of Lucy and Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock, 1923-1928, with watercolor (3 items) n.d.
Pencil, pen and ink drawing with ink wash of "Was-a-barn," in Amherst n.d.
Sub-series C: Incoming Correspondence
Bigelow, William P. (AC 1889) [1911]
Bliss, Howard (AC 1882) 1917
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (3 letters) 1898, 1934, n.d.
Erskine, John (AC Honorary 1923) 1911 Oct 26, Nov 20
French, Paul 1922 Oct 5
Harris, George (AC 1866) [?] Mar 16
Hitchcock, Albert W. (brother) (6 letters) 1883, 1893-1896
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (sister) 1896 Oct 11
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (father) (7 letters) 1885, 1888, 1889, 1895, 1898
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1878) (brother) [1925] Nov 5
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (sister) (2 letters) [1888], 1892
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1878) (brother) (2 letters) 1889 Feb 17, 1919 Sep 16
Hitchcock, John (AC 1926) (nephew) [1934 Jul 20]
Judson, Mary L. (mother) (3 letters) 1894, 1913, n.d.
Judson, Alma (cousin) 1895 Apr 14
Judson, Charles (uncle) 1911 Dec 21
Judson, Hallie (aunt) 1918 Sep 6
Judson, John N. (cousin) 1895 Feb 19
Lewis, Phebe (grandmother) 1874 Jun 3
Neill, H. Humphrey (AC 1866) 1903 Apr 25
Noble, Everett (photocopy, original filed in this sub-series under French, Box 27, Folder 17) 1922 Oct 5
Pratt, Charles M. (AC 1879) (3 letters) 1910, 1918
Pratt, Mary S. 1919 Dec 29
Seelye, Anna Hawley 1926, 1927
Smith, Henry Preserved (AC 1869) 1906 Jul 6
Tyler, John M. (AC 1873) 1926 Jan 9
Sub-series D: Outgoing Correspondence
Bigelow, Professor William P. (AC 1889), re: gift of her father's cello to the College n.d.
Sub-series E: Images
2 Portraits n.d.
Seated group of eight girls, including Anna Seelye, Bessie Seelye, Lucy C. Hitchcock and Jane Elizabeth (Bessie) Hitchcock n.d.
Posed group of nine girls, including Anna Seelye, Bessie Seelye, Lucy C. Hitchcock and Jane Elizabeth (Bessie) Hitchcock n.d.
Posed group of eight girls in winter coats, including Anna Seelye, Bessie Seelye, Lucy C. Hitchcock and Jane Elizabeth (Bessie) Hitchcock n.d.
Series 15: JANE ELIZABETH HITCHCOCK, 1882-1932
Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock, known as Bess or Bessie, was Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock's third daughter. She was a nurse active in the turn of the century settlement movement at the Henry Street Settlement in New York City and in public health nursing. Jane Elizabeth lived with her sister Lucy Hitchcock in a home on Willow Street in Brooklyn, New York, from 1923-1928. Personal Affairs (sub-series A) contains a series of "family stories" by Jane Elizabeth about her siblings, family home and holidays. There is also one tribute to Jane Elizabeth, a poem written by Warren [Eberle] welcoming Jane Elizabeth home from a trip to the west. Professional Activities (sub-series B) contains information about public health nursing; a manuscript of [a speech about?] "Therapeutic Uses of Olive Oil"; several articles in the Settlement Journal, the publication of the Henry Street Settlement, written by Jane Elizabeth; and information about her public health nursing lecture series schedule. Incoming Correspondence (sub-series C) contains correspondence from Jane Elizabeth's immediate family members, including several letters from her father and mother, Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock; her sisters, Lucy and Caroline; and brothers, Albert, Edward (AC 1878), and John (AC 1889). There are also individual letters from members and alumni of the Amherst College community; her friend Anna Seelye; and a few pieces of professional correspondence. There is one 1925 letter from Grace Coolidge (through her secretary), wife of U.S. President Calvin Coolidge (AC 1895) . Images (sub-series D) contains one folder of photographs of Jane Elizabeth, including pictures of Jane as a child, a young woman, and a mature woman.
Family stories, re: Albert in Sunday School n.d.
Family stories, "John and Albert" n.d.
Family stories, "Our Attic" 1882 Dec 16
Family stories, "Thanksgiving 1882" ca. 1882 Dec
Poem, "Who's Who?" by Warren C. [Eberle?], a tribute to Jane Elizabeth 1913
Sub-series B: Professional Activities
["Therapeutic Uses of Olive Oil"] n.d.
"Settlement Nursing," The Settlement Journal, vol. I, no. 6 1905 Jan-Feb
"265 Henry Street, Basement, Front, A Reminiscence," The Settlement Journal, vol. II, no. 6 1906 Nov
Public Health Nursing schedule, correspondence and newspaper clippings 1922, 1925, 1931
Offprint, "Public Heath Nursing Pioneer," by Joellen Hawkins and John Watson, Public Health Nursing, vol. 20, no. 3 2003 May/Jun
Bryan, Mary W. (sister-in-law) (12 letters) 1893, 1895, 1898, 1930-1931, 1932, [?] Oct 11, n.d.
Coolidge, Mrs. Calvin (wife of Calvin Coolidge AC 1895, through secretary) 1925 Dec 28
Denison, J. H. 1926 Jun 11
Dock, [Miss] L. L. 1925 Sep 27
Henry Street Settlement (5 letters) 1899, 1914, 1923, 1928, 1930
Hitchcock, Albert W. (brother) (4 letters) [1894], 1898
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (sister) (8 letters) 1885, 1894-1895, [1896], [1903], 1923
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (father) (6 letters) 1893, 1896, 1903, 1904
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1878) (brother) (4 letters) 1904, 1918
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (aunt) 1892 Apr 21
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (brother) 1898 Aug 20
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (sister) (15 letters; most from [1896] and [1903]) 1893-1896, 1898, 1903, [1896], [1903], n.d.
Hitchcock, Martha (cousin) 1895 Aug 16
Hitchcock family history, correspondence regarding 1921
Judson, Alma (cousin) [1895]
Judson, Mary L. (mother) (15 letters) 1893-1896, 1899, 1904, 1909, 1914-1915
Laidlaw, George 1924 Mar 15
Lathrop, John H. 1927 Jan 4, 1928 Feb 11
Mangigian, George, a patient 1894 Dec 22
Maxwell, Anna C. 1922 Feb 4, 17
Milgram, Bertha 1929 Oct 18
Milgram, Nathaniel 1929 Sep 18
Morganthau, Henry 1927 Jan 27
National Consumers' League 1923 Mar 26
The Newton Hospital 1895 Jul
Olds, George D. (Amherst College President) 1923 Jun 23, 1924 Dec 6
Pine Mountain Settlement School 1923 Oct 12
Putnam, Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock
See: Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (aunt)
Seelye, Anna Hawley (4 letters) [1925], 1926 Sep 21, Dec 7, 1927 Jan 19
The Survey (4 letters) 1923-1924, 1926
Sutcliffe, Irene H. 1924 Mar 20
Envelope n.d.
See also: Letters (2) to Margaret R. Hitchcock, April 29 and May 6, 1934, filed in Margaret Hitchcock Emerson Papers
Sub-series D: Images
Portraits and group photographs:
Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock, 7 years ca. 1870
Seated group of eight girls, including Anna Seelye, Bessie Seelye, Lucy C. Hitchcock and Jane Elizabeth (Bessie) Hitchcock (photocopy) n.d.
Posed group of nine girls, including Anna Seelye, Bessie Seelye, Lucy C. Hitchcock and Jane Elizabeth (Bessie) Hitchcock (photocopy) n.d.
Posed group of eight girls in winter coats, including Anna Seelye, Bessie Seelye, Lucy C. Hitchcock and Jane Elizabeth (Bessie) Hitchcock (photocopy) n.d.
See: Series 14, Lucy Hitchcock, Sub-series E, Images, Box 27, Folders 41- 44, for the original photographs
Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock and Sarah Rogers on doorstep of 12 College Street, Amherst ca. 1880s
Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock and Sarah Rogers standing in front of 12 College Street, Amherst ca. 1880s
Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock, by Webster [Photographers] n.d.
Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock, publication photograph n.d.
Series 16: JOHN S. (AC 1889) AND MARY W. BRYAN HITCHCOCK, 1884-1933
John Sawyer Hitchcock (AC 1889), sometimes called Jack, was the fourth son of Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock. He received his M.D. from the University of Maryland in 1892 and was medical board certified in 1894. Hitchcock served as a physician in Northampton from 1894 until 1910. He went on to join the Massachusetts State Board of Health and then served as Acting Assistant Surgeon in the Baltimore Office of Administrative Health Practices of the Surgeon General's Office of the Treasury Department's Bureau of Public Health Service. He retired in 1927. During 1898 to 1899 Hitchcock served as a Lieutenant and Surgeon in Cuba during the Spanish American War, where he contracted malaria. In 1898 he married Mary Waters Bryan, also called Maisie. Personal Affairs (sub-series A) contains material relating primarily to John S. Hitchcock, including medical school notes; his Medical Board certification; military service discharge documents; financial ledger (including household accounts and treatment record for John S. Hitchcock, for December 1-12, [1928?]); an article called "Typhoid Spine," chronicling the treatment of Hitchcock as a patient; and a farewell verse by W. M. Wade from the Mexican Welfare Center in Dallas, Texas. Material is arranged chronologically by type. John S. Hitchcock: Professional Activities (sub-series B) includes a reprint of an article written by Hitchcock; a certificate from the Springfield (Mass.) Committee on Public Safety for service during WWI; and several civil service appointment documents as Acting Assistant Surgeon in the Baltimore Office of Administrative Health Practices of the Surgeon General's Office of the Treasury Department's Bureau of Public Health Service. John S. Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence (sub-series C) includes a small amount of correspondence with family members; members of the Amherst College community and alumni; and professional colleagues. There are also three personal letters from U.S. President Calvin Coolidge (AC 1895). Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence (sub-series D) includes correspondence from her family, friends and acquaintances- much of it letters of condolence and sympathy on the death of her husband John S. Hitchcock in December 1928. Some letters are identified by first name only. The sub-series includes several personal letters from President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge (AC 1895), including a sympathy telegram on the death of her husband. The most interesting correspondence includes approximately 50 letters written to Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock by her husband John in 1898 while he served as a surgeon during the Spanish American War. The letters describe life in the regiment and were written from military camps in Florida, and from outside Santiago, Cuba, where he contracted malaria. Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock: Outgoing Correspondence (sub-series E) contains a single letter to her son John Hitchcock (AC 1926).
Medical school notes ca. 1889
Medical Board certification 1894 Oct 29
Military service (4 documents) 1898-1927
Envelope that held John S. Hitchcock's war correspondence n.d.
"Typhoid Spine," Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, p. 317, John Hitchcock is the patient 1900 Mar 29
Military pension (4 documents) 1902-1927
Ledger with "Accounts of the Fall Field, June 1, 1919," other household accounts, [and treatment record of John S. Hitchcock, Dec. 1-12, 1928?] 1919 Jun 1, 1928 Dec 1-12
"Farewell verse" by W. M. Wade, from the Casa Blanco, the Mexican Welfare Center in Dallas Texas 1933 Jun
Obituary of Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock n.d.
Sub-series B: John S. Hitchcock (AC 1889): Professional Activities
"The Massachusetts Tuberculosis Dispensaries and Their Relation to the Practising Physicians," The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, reprint 1916 Aug 17
Certificate from the Committee on Public Safety of the City of Springfield, for service during WWI 1918 Nov 11
Civil Service appointment, Office of the Surgeon General in the Treasury Department, Bureau of Public Health Services (4 documents) 1925-1927
Sub-series C: John S. Hitchcock (AC 1889): Incoming Correspondence
[?], Frank [1927 Dec 7, 19]
[?], Frank 1927 Dec 14, 21
[?, Mal?] 1927 Dec 18, 22
[?], Stub (AC 1889) 1927 Dec 9
American Public Health Association 1927 Dec 15
Blue, Charles E. (1 letter) [1927] Dec 24-27
Bowditch, Vincent Y., M.D. (2 letters re: medical opinions) 1910 May 7, 31
Cabot, W. B. 1928 Jan 19
Collinson, John 1927 Dec 23
Coolidge, Calvin (AC 1895) (U.S. President) (photocopies) 1920 Jun 18, 1922 Jul 18, 1927 Dec 10
Cutting, Mary [J.?] n.d.
Davis, Jim 1898 Aug 24
[Doulle?], J. A. 1927 Dec 19
Draper, Warren F. (AC 1906) 1927 Dec 8
Fisher, John, M.D. 1903 Nov 18
French, Howard D. (AC 1895) 1928 Jan 24
Frost, W. H. 1927 Dec 19
Gillett, Frederick H. (AC 1874) (3 letters) 1901 Feb 15, 1907 Jul 23, 1919 Nov 20
Gleason, Edward S. 1903 Nov 23
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (sister) 1884 Oct 5, [?] Mar 26
Hitchcock, Charles H. (AC 1856) (uncle) 191[0?] Nov 14
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1878) (brother) (3 letters) 1903 Nov 21, 1904 Apr 3, n.d.
James, Arthur Curtiss (AC 1889) 1927 Dec 6, 13, 17
Lawrence, George P., 1901 Feb 19
Lawrence, William 1918 Dec 11
Leland, George A. (AC 1874) [1899]
Lodge, Henry Cabot, re: John Hitchcock's interest in certain legislation 1919 Nov 22
Mahoney, Francis X. 1927 Dec 19
Morris, Robert T., re: medical opinion 1907 Feb 11
Pratt, George D. (AC 1893) 1927 Dec 19
Preble, Paul [1927] Dec 27
Reynolds, Edward, correspondence with Rt. Reverend William Lawrence regarding John Hitchcock's use of Lawrence's name in solicitations 1918 May-Dec
[Richmond?], Marge [1928 Dec 30]
Riley, R. H. 1927 Dec 19
Sedgewick, W. T. 1919 Apr 24
Stearns, Alfred E. (AC 1894), re: speaking engagement 1910 Feb 2
Treadway, Allen T. (AC 1886) 1898 Aug 26
Whitman, Charles Seymour (AC 1891) (Governor of New York), re: legislation 1916 Apr 11
Woodbridge, Frederick J. E. (AC 1889) 1900 Feb 9, 1927 Dec 17
Miscellaneous envelopes n.d.
See also: John S. Hitchcock's letters to his wife Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock from his service in the Army (camps in Massachusetts and Florida, and in combat in Cuba during the Spanish-American War) in Series 16: John S. (AC 1889) and Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock, Sub-series D: Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence, Box 30, Folders 15-21
Sub-series D: Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence
Unidentified 1928 Dec 13, n.d.
Unidentified cousin 1928 Dec 19
[?], Amanda [1928 Dec 15]
[?], Anna ca. 1928 Dec
[?], Bell 1928 Dec 16
[?], Flossie n.d.
[?], Kate 1928 Dec 13
[?], Lillian ca. 1928 Dec
[?], Lydia 1928 Dec 14
[?],[ Mal?] 1927 Dec 17
[?], [Mari?] 1929 Feb 6
[?], Mary (aunt) 1928 Dec 13
[?], ["Pink"?] 1930 Dec
[?], St. George and Susie (2 items) ca. 1928 Dec, n.d.
[?], Sallie and Meredith ca. 1928 Dec
[?], Ted 1928 Dec 20
[?], Tuck (2 items) n.d.
Ayer, Mary E. [1928 Dec 15]
Brown, Laura H. ca. 1928 Dec
[Bryan?], Etta 1928 Dec 13, 15
[Bryan], Chuckee (sister) [Mrs. Gerald Richmond?] (letter should say 1929) 1928 [sic] Jan 4
Bryan, John Stewart 1928 Jan 11
Bryan, Robert C., M.D. [1928] Dec 15
Bryan, St. George and Emily ca. 1928 Dec
Bryan, Stewart [1928] Dec 20
Bryan, William M. (brother) 1928 Dec 13, 18
Bullitt, James B. (brother-in-law) 1929 Jan 3
Bullitt, Mrs. James B. (sister) (4 postcards, 1 letter) [1929] Apr 14, 16, [1929] Jul 26, 27, 1930 Jun 25
[Caspie?], Mary H. 1929 Jan 6
[Cheape?], Mary (with letter from Tuck to Margaret R. Hitchcock, addressed as Peg) [1928] Dec 17
Cole, Marshall ca. 1928 Dec
Collinson, John 1929 Jan 10
Converse, Ethel Jane 1928 Dec 14
Coolidge, Calvin (AC 1895), and family (1 telegram, 2 letters, 1 card; photocopies) ca. 1928 Dec, 1929 Aug 17, 1932 Aug 2, [1933 Jan]
Curtis, Francis George 1928 Dec 14
Cushman, [Ellen?] [1928 Dec 17]
Dabney, J. C. ca. 1928 Dec
Emerson, Anna S. 1928 Dec 16
Emerson, Charlotte (sister-in-law) ca. 1928 Dec
Frost, Jack and Susan ca. 1928 Dec
Gordon, Ellen [?] 1929 Jan 4
Hardy, Beulah G. [1928] Dec 18
Harlow, George A. (AC 1889) [1929 Jan 8]
Harrison, Delia B. [1929 Jan 2]
Hitchcock, Albert W. (brother-in-law) (3 letters) [1898 May?], 1898 Jul-Aug
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (sister-in-law) ca. 1928 Dec
Hitchcock, Charles N. (brother-in-law) (2 letters) 1929 Jan 29, Jul 11
Hitchcock Emerson, Charlotte
See: Emerson, Charlotte (sister-in-law)
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) (father-in-law) (2 letters) 1894 Apr 8, 1898 Jan 24
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband) (16 letters from Army) [1898?] May?
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband), re: military service (2 telegrams) 1898 May 4, 13
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband) (1 card, 8 letters from Army) [1898?] May
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband) (7 letters from Army) [1898?] Jun 1-13
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband) (6 letters from Army with partial transcription of June 28 letter) [1898] Jun 15-28
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband) (2 letters of same date from Army with a partial transcription and a partial typescript of the longer letter; the typescript includes part of July 7 letter, following) 1898 Jul 5
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband) (8 letters from Army; a partial typescript of the July 7 letter is located in the previous folder) 1898 Jul 7-Aug
See also: Three 1898 telegrams re: Army furloughs for John S. and Albert W. Hitchcock filed in Series 3: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Personal Correspondence, Sub-series A: Incoming Correspondence, Box 8, Folder 30 and Box 9, Folders 6 and 28.
Hitchcock, John S. (AC 1889) (husband), re: Billy Sunday 1916 Dec 20
Hitchcock, S. F. ca. 1928 Dec
James, Arthur Curtiss (AC 1889) 1927 Dec 6, 17, 1928 Jun 5, [Dec?], 19
[Jones?], Jane [Dabney?] [1928 Dec 15]
Judson, John N. 1928 Dec 23
Metcalf, Rose Heywood (2 items) 1928 Dec 14
Minor, Natalie [V.?] 1928 Dec 14
Minor, Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Terrell [? Dec]
Minor, Sallie C. (cousin) 1928 Dec 18
Moseley, Belle Williams [1929] Feb 14
Mossman, T. H. ("Dade") 1928 Feb 16
Nichols, Mrs. Herbert S. (sister) ca. 1928 Dec
Patterson, Eleanor [1929 Jan 31]
[Richmond?], Joe ca. 1928 Dec
[Richmond?], Marge 1929 Jan 3
Richmond, Patsy (niece) 1929 Jan 13
Shaw, Agnes Moon 1928 Dec 17
Sheffield, Marion 1928 Dec 19
Thurman, Carter (1 letter with enclosure) 1929 Mar 27
Tompkins, Elizabeth N. (cousin) 1928 Dec 17
Tuckerman, Alice 1928 Dec 14
[Ver Rasch?], A. L. 1931 Dec 15
Williston, Robert (AC 1892) (brother-in-law) ca. 1928 Dec
Wilson, Susan M. [1928] Dec 24
Envelope addressed to Mrs. J. S. Hitchcock 1929
Sub-series E: Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock: Outgoing Correspondence
Hitchcock, John (AC 1926) (son) 1920 May 16
Series 17: ALBERT W. AND CHARLOTTE EMERSON HITCHCOCK, 1876-1931
Albert White Hitchcock was the youngest son of Edward and Mary Judson Hitchcock. He was a businessman and worked for many years as an Insurance Inspector for the Western Electric Company. Like his brother John (AC 1889), Albert Hitchcock served in the Spanish American War during 1898, where he also contracted malaria. Albert Hitchcock lived and traveled in the midwest and was interested in fishing and the outdoors. He married Charlotte Emerson, daughter of Amherst College Professor Benjamin Kendall Emerson (AC 1865). Personal Affairs (sub-series A) is divided into three sections: 1. Albert W. Hitchcock2. Paint River Canoe Trip3. Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock Albert W. Hitchcock contains the typescript of diary of a trip to the Petrified Forest, the Grand Canyon and California; an 1893 Williston Seminary report card; floor plans of a house; and a map. Paint River Canoe Trip contains photographs of the 1908 camping trip taken by Albert Hitchcock and his wife Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock, and maps of the Paint River. Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock includes a pageant program listing her performance and a watercolor of her garden in [Holland?]. Albert W. Hitchcock: Professional Activities (sub-series B) includes insurance inspection reports by Albert Hitchcock; articles by Albert Hitchcock for the Western Electric News; and printed material relating to electricity and the Hawthorne Plant. Albert Hitchcock's 1906 report on "California Electrical Works" includes several photographs of the earthquake damage in San Francisco. Albert W. Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence (sub-series C) contains a handful of letters from Albert Hitchcock's sisters Lucy and Caroline and his mother Mary Judson Hitchcock; and eight letters from the children in the Henry Street Settlement who miss him and wish him well. Albert W. Hitchcock: Outgoing Correspondence (sub-series D) contains only a letter press copy of a letter to the Wetherill Separating Company. Albert Hitchcock's letters to his sister-in-law Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock during his service in the Spanish American War are found among her correspondence ( Series 16, sub-series D, box 30, folder 10). Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence (sub-series E) contains one letter from her sister-in-law Jane Elizabeth Hitchcock. Images (sub-series F) contains a tintype of Albert Hitchcock in 1876 at 2 years old, one photograph of him as a young man, and a folder of negatives noted as "Albert's films sent from Nacosari," sent to his sister Caroline Hitchcock in 1901.
Albert W. Hitchcock
Diary of a trip to the Petrified Forest, Grand Canyon and California (typescript) n.d.
Albert W. Hitchcock, Williston Academy report card 1893 Dec 20
Floor plan of house at 1631 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Illinois, belonging to [Albert Hitchcock?] n.d.
Map of Montauk, Suffolk County, N.Y., showing lands held by Montauk Company n.d.
Paint River Canoe Trip, Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Albert W. Hitchcock and Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock
Photographs, start through camp 4 1908 Aug
Photographs, Hemlock Rapids, camp 7 1908 Aug
Photographs, camps 8 and 9, and photograph of people 1908 Aug
Topographic maps of Paint River, Michigan (two maps) (with envelope) 1908 Aug
See also: Albert W. Hitchcock to Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) re: trip, Aug 17, 1908 and Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock to Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) re: trip, Aug 21, 1908; filed in Series 3: Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849): Personal Correspondence, Sub-series A: Incoming Correspondence, Box 8, Folder 13 and Box 8, Folder 4
Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock
Program for "A Little Shawl Pageant", listing Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock's performance 1930 Jun 11
Watercolor of Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock's garden in [Holland?] n.d.
Sub-series B: Albert W. Hitchcock: Professional Activities
"Fire Protection at Hawthorne," Western Electric Company, insurance inspection report 1906 Apr 5
"California Electrical Works (Western Electric Company) San Francisco, California," insurance inspection report (includes photographs of the earthquake destruction) 1906 Jun 11
"Report of Fire in Denver Warehouse" 1907 Jan 22
"The Spirit That Makes Work Light," Western Electric News 1913 Jan
"Hawthorne---The Power Behind the 'Phone,'" Western Electric News 1913 May
"Protecting Our Distributing Houses From Fire," Western Electric News 1913 Nov
"Safety First: Fire Protection, Machine Guarding, Health and Accident," poster for talk and notice about it in The Transmitter, newsletter of the Hawthorne Men's Club 1914 May 1
"Fourth Annual Excursion & Picnic Given By The Hawthorne Employees of the Western Electric Company at Michigan City Indiana, July 25, 1914" (Albert Hitchcock is listed as one of the Judges of Games, p. 2) 1914 Jul 25
"Safety First at Hawthorne," Western Electric News 1916 Jul
Sub-series C: Albert W. Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence
Henry Street Settlement children (8 letters) 1901 Feb 19
Hitchcock, Caroline J. (sister) (3 letters) 1880, 1884, 1894
Hitchcock, Lucy C. (sister) 1894 Dec 9
Judson, Mary L. (mother) (2 letters) 1894 Dec, 1898
Sub-series D: Albert W. Hitchcock: Outgoing Correspondence
Hitchcock, Mary W. Bryan, re: Spanish-American War service. Filed in Series 16: John S. (AC 1889) and Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock, Sub-series D: Mary W. Bryan Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence, Box 30, Folder 10 [1898 May ?], 1898 Jul 25, [1898 Aug 3]
Wetherill Separating Company [1900]
See also: Telegram and letter to Margaret R. Hitchcock, c. May 1934, filed in Margaret Hitchcock Emerson Papers
Sub-series E: Charlotte Emerson Hitchcock: Incoming Correspondence
Hitchcock, Jane Elizabeth (sister) 1931 Nov
See also: Letter to Margaret R. Hitchcock, [April 24, 1934], filed in the Margaret Hitchcock Emerson Papers
Sub-series F: Images
Hitchcock, Albert W. (1 tintype at 2 years old, 1 photograph as a young man) 1876, n.d.
"Albert's films sent from Nacosari," negatives 1901 Apr
Series 18: JUDSON FAMILY, 1735-1912
This series includes the material saved by the Hitchcock family relating to Mary Judson Hitchcock's extended family, the Judson and Lewis families. General (sub-series A) contains an assortment of Judson materials including an account by Mary Judson Hitchcock of a flag made by her mother Phebe Lewis Judson at the outbreak of the Civil War; several family trees; handwritten copies of wills and estate lists; several deeds relating to Mary Judson Hitchcock's father, David Judson; receipts of Agur Lewis; and Charles N. Judson's obituary in the Plymouth Chimes. Correspondence (sub-series B) includes 42 letters from Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) to his sister-in-law Caroline (Cannie) Judson; letters to his mother-in-law, Phebe Lewis Judson; letters from Mary Judson Hitchcock to her sister Caroline (Cannie) and sister-in-law Harriet (Hallie); and a few letters exchanged among other members of the Judson family and friends. The letters describe family activities. David Judson Estate (sub-series C) contains financial records and correspondence relating to the finances and estate of Mary Judson Hitchcock's father David Judson, and correspondence regarding her share of the taxes. Survey drawings of David Judson's property in Stratford, Connecticut are also included. Images (sub-series D) contains 6 photographs: of Mary Judson Hitchcock's father, David Judson; her mother Phebe Lewis Judson; her paternal grandfather Pixlee Judson; her brother Charles Judson; his wife, Mary Judson Hitchcock's sister-in-law Harriet (Hallie) Judson; and one of Charles and Harriet together.
Account of a flag made by Phebe Lewis Judson at the outbreak of the Civil War, by Mary Judson Hitchcock n.d.
Deeds, mortgage, quitclaim and warranty, of David Judson 1855 Apr 26, 28, Jun 1
Family trees 1903, 1905, n.d.
Family tree by Jeremiah Judson 1860
Wills and estates, handwritten copies 1735-1824
Lewis, Agur, receipts for spinning wheels and a saddle and bridle 1806 Mar
Judson, Charles N., Obituary and remarks at his funeral in The Plymouth Chimes, pp. 8-9 1912 Mar
Sub-series B: Correspondence
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) to Cannie Judson (sister-in-law) (28 letters) 1853-1857
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) to Cannie Judson (sister-in-law) (14 letters) 1858-1860
Hitchcock, Edward (AC 1849) to Phebe Lewis Judson (mother-in-law) (3 letters) 1858-1860
Judson, David to Isaac Judson (brothers) 1857 Feb 25
Judson, Mary L. to Cannie Judson (sister) (9 letters) 1854-1859
Judson, Mary L. to Harriet ("Hallie") Judson (sister-in-law) (5 letters) 1874, 1894-1896
See: Lewis, Phebe (Mary Judson Hitchcock's mother)
Lewis, Phebe to Charles Judson (son) 18[60]
Nichols, Sarah to Caroline Judson and Caroline and Mary Judson (cousins) (3 letters) 1825, 1835, [1878?]
Warner, Seth to David Judson 1858 Apr 5
Sub-series C: David Judson Estate
Financial records and correspondence re: estate 1867-1902 (gaps)
Correspondence re: Mary Judson Hitchcock's share of the taxes 1901-1906, 1912
Survey drawings of property in Stratford, [Conn.] (removed from folder above) 1851, 1852
Lewis, Phebe (Mary Judson Hitchcock's mother) n.d.
Judson, Charles N., photograph; also photograph of Charles N. and Harriet Judson in Venice (Mary Judson Hitchcock's brother and sister-in-law) n.d.
Judson, David (Mary Judson Hitchcock's father) n.d.
Judson, Harriet (Mrs. Charles N. Judson) (Mary Judson Hitchcock's sister-in-law) 1893
Judson, Pixlee (Mary Judson Hitchcock's paternal grandfather) n.d.
Series 19: MISCELLANEOUS, 1889, n.d.
Contains an odd four items: a Buddha print; one health tract; an 1889 letter from Mabel [Seelye] to her parents (Amherst President Julius Hawley Seelye, AC 1849, and his wife Elizabeth Tillman James) referring to the Hitchcocks; and an unidentified poem.
Buddha print n.d.
"Health's Three Essentials," Health Tract, No. 42, Hall's Journal of Health n.d.
[Seelye], Mabel to her parents Julius Hawley (AC 1849) and Elizabeth Tillman Seelye (refers to the Hitchcocks) (photocopy) 1889 Oct 27
Unidentified poem n.d.
Abbott, Lawrence F. (AC 1881)
Allen, Bradford (AC 1878)
Allen, Charles H. (AC 1869)
Allen, Lamson (AC 1879)
Alvord, A.E. (AC 1862)
Ames, C.H. (AC 1870)
Amherst Club of Chicago
For the students: Hildeburn Jones, Townsend C. Hill, J. Scott Fink, William F. Washburn
Anderson, William G.
Andrews, Charles Amos (AC 1895)
Armstrong, Collin (AC 1877)
Atwater, William C. (AC 1884)
Babbitt, James A.
Babbott, Frank L. (AC 1878)
Bair, Clara Gregory
Baker, C. Alice
Baker, William B. (AC 1901)
Ball, William C. (AC 1868)
Balliet, Thomas M.
Banta, J. Edward (AC 1880)
Barlow, E. Hubbard (AC 1866)
Barnum, Herman N. (AC 1852)
Barton, Bruce (AC 1907)
Bemis, Albion F. (AC 1880)
Berenson, Senda
all signed one letter:
Billings, Mrs. Dwight Morris
Billings, Mr. Dwight Morris
Billings, Dwight Brinkerhoff
Billings, Elizabeth B.
Billings, Henry W. (AC 1834)
Billings, Mr. & Mrs. Richard (AC 1897)
Biscoe, Thomas D. (AC 1863)
Bishop, James L. (AC 1865)
Bishop, Maitland L.
Bixler, Mabel Seelye
Bixler, James W. (AC 1882)
Blake, Edmund M. (AC 1897)
Blanchard, Ferdinand Quincy (AC 1898)
Blatchford, John (AC 1910)
Blatchford, Paul (AC 1882)
Bliss, Daniel (AC 1852)
Bliss, Ernest M., (AC 1893)
Bliss, Howard S. (AC 1882)
Bliss, W.D.P. (AC 1878)
Blodgett, Frank D. (AC 1893)
[Blood, Lorenzo P.] (AC 1846)
Board, Joseph (AC 1867)
Bolin, Jakob
Bridgman, Herbert (AC 1866)
Broder, Edward W. (AC 1905)
Brooks, Charles S. (AC 1863)
Brainerd, G.W. (AC 1881)
Brown, Sam Walley (AC 1866)
Buck, Charles W. (AC 1855)
Bulkley, Barry (AC 1887)
Burbank, Charles E. (AC 1892)
Burgess, John W. (AC 1867)
Burnett, Charles T. (AC 1895)
Camp, Walter
Chase, W.B. (AC 1896)
Chapin, Arthur B. (AC 1891)
Chapin, Edward W. (AC 1863)
Choate, Washington (AC 1870)
Christie, Francis A. (AC 1881)
Clark, Atherton
Clark, DeWitt S. (AC 1863)
Clark, J.[L?]Frank
Clark, Robert Bruce (AC 1876)
Clark, William Brewster (AC 1876)
Clarke, John M. (AC 1877)
Clarke, Maurice D. (AC 1871)
Cobb, William H. (AC 1867)
Collester, F.M. (AC 1877)
Colcord, D.H. (AC 1878)
Cowan, Rev. P.D. (AC 1866)
Cowles, Mrs. Herbert Towne
Cowles, William L. (AC 1878)
Crampton, C. Ward
Crowell, E.P.
Crowell, Miss Annie L.
Culver, Allan M. (AC 1878)
Cummings, Henry (AC 1847)
Cushing, J.P. (AC 1882)
Dakin, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hazard
Dana, S.W. (AC 1847)
Daniels, Carroll S. (AC 1910)
Dayton, Charles H. (AC 1902)
Davis, Benjamin F. (AC 1978)
Dean, A. (AC 1842)
Dennison, A.R. (AC 1863)
Derby, Hasket (AC 1855)
Dewar, John Innes (AC 1906)
Deyo, Israel T. (AC 1879)
Dickinson, Edward (AC 1876)
Dickinson, Edwin H. (AC 1879)
Dow, Frank F. (AC 1874)
Draper, Ernest G. (AC 1906)
Eastman, John H. (AC 1869)
Eastman, Julia and Sarah
Eastman, Lucius R. (AC 1857)
Eberhard, Chr.
Ehinger, C.E.
Elwell, Levi H. (AC 1875)
Emerson, [A--?] Seelye
Faunce, Daniel Worcester (AC 1850)
Farman, E.E. (AC 1855) (2 items)
Favour, Alpheus Hoyt (AC 1903)
Fay, Prescott (AC 1851)
Field, Henry Power (AC 1880)
Fisher, George J.
Fiske, A.S. (AC 1855)
Flaherty, Thomas Grinnell (AC 1899)
Fletcher, W.G.
Folger, Henry C., Jr. (AC 1879)
Franklin, A.B. Jr. (AC 1900)
Fuller, Charles H. (AC 1878)
Fuller, George E. (AC 1863)
Fullerton, Bradford M. (AC 1861)
Gardiner, H.N. (AC 1878)
Garman, Eliza N.
Garvin, Lucius F.C. (AC 1862)
Gaylord, M.S. (AC 1848)
Giese, Henry W. (AC 1902)
Gladwin, Harry W. (AC 1901)
Goodale, George Lincoln (AC 1860)
Goldie, Geo.
Goodrich, Charles L. (AC 1879)
[Gram], John H.
Graves, John L. (AC 1855)
Graves, W.B. (AC 1862)
Gray, George D. (AC 1865)
Gray, J. Converse (AC 1877)
Greene, John M. (AC 1853)
Greene, Wm. Cohoone (AC 1849)
Gregory, James J.H. (AC 1850)
Grosvenor, Edwin A. (AC 1867)
Gulick, Luther H.
Hall, Henry C. (AC 1881)
Hamilton, John Alexander (AC 1853)
Harris, George (AC 1866)
Hartwell, Charles, S. (AC 1877)
Hartwell, Edward M. (AC 1873)
Haskell, Mrs. Nelson Cary and Nelson Cary Haskell, Jr.
Hewett, Waterman Thomas (AC 1869)
Hickey, Mr. & Mrs. James G.
Hildreth, Charles E. (AC 1892)
Hill, Lucille Eaton
Hiller, George F.
Hills, T.C.
Hine, Norman (AC 1848)
Hinton, R.L. (AC 1853)
Hitchcock, Charles H. (AC 1856)
Hitchcock, F. Hand (AC 1891) and T. B. Hitchcock (AC 1896)
Houghton, H.S. (AC 1883)
Houghton, J.G. (AC 1865)
Howland, Walter Morton (AC 1863)
Hubbell, [Hannah] H.
Hudson, H.S. (AC 1849)
Hull, G. Stanley
Hyde, [Luran] C.
Jameson, J. Franklin (AC 1879)
Johnson, Herbert S. (AC 1878)
Johnston, William S. (AC 1894)
Judson, Charlie and Hattie
Kane, J.F. (AC 1904)
Kelsey, C.E. (AC 1884)
Kemp, J.F. (AC 1881)
Kendall, Henry P. (AC 1899)
Kidder, Harry W. (AC 1897)
Kindewater, A.E.
Klaer, Fred H. (AC 1900)
King, S. Bowles (AC 1902)
Knapp, Walter H. (AC 1879)
Kretschmar, F.K. (AC 1901)
Ladd, William M. (AC 1878)
Leete, William W. (AC 1877)
Leland, George A. (AC 1874)
Leland, Jiun (3 items)
Lester, William H. (AC 1849)
Lewis, Frank E. (AC 1907)
Lincoln, David F.
Little, Joseph B. (AC 1860)
Locke, C.S. (AC 1849)
Locke, William Edwin (AC 1884)
Look, Frank N. (AC 1877)
Loomis, Elihu G. (AC 1874)
Loomis, Samuel Lane (AC 1877)
Lounsbery, George H. (AC 1892)
Lowe, I.L. (AC 1877)
Lyman, Payson Williston (AC 1867)
McClung, Matthew (AC 1855)
McComber, Stewart A.
McGregory, J.F. (AC 1880)
McKnight, M. Brayton (AC 1876)
McManus, P.W. (AC 1863)
Martin, Edwin K. (AC 1871)
Maxson, Henry M. (AC 1877)
Maynard, Robert W. (AC 1902) 12
Mead, William Rutherford (AC 1867)
Merrill, J.G. (AC 1863)
Merrill, W.F. (AC 1863)
Mills, Charles S. (AC 1882)
Mills, George G.
Mitchell, C.E. (AC 1899)
Moore, Charles E. (AC 1878)
Mossman, W.B. (AC 1878)
Mount Holyoke College (2 items)
For the Faculty: Caroline B. Greene, Florence Purington
For the Students: Leslie B. Stewart, Rebekah Wood, Harriet L. Boutelle, Marion Osborne, Carolyn F. Sewall, Amy Larned
Narey, Hope [ N.?]
Newton, D. Augustine (AC 1879)
Nichols, Herbert G.
Norton, E.C. (AC 1879)
Noyes, Henry T., Jr. (AC 1894)
Orr, Gillian (AC 1883)
Osgood, Herbert L. (AC 1877)
Osgood, Robert B. (AC 1895)
Osgood, William N. (AC 1878)
Page, P.S.
Paine, Arthur R. (AC 1871)
Palmer, Walter W. (AC 1905)
Parker, W.E. (AC 1884)
Parkhurst, C.H. (AC 1866)
Parsons, Edward S. (AC 1883)
Parsons, Ralph Lyman (AC 1853)
Partridge, Frank C. (AC 1882)
Partridge, Jennie [G.] (for George Partridge)
Patrick, H.J. (AC 1848)
Peirce, Henry T. (1866)
Pepper, George D.B. (AC 1857)
Perkins, Sidney K.B. (AC 1851)
Phillips, George W. (AC 1861)
Plimpton, George A. (AC 1876)
Plimpton, T.B. (1902)
Posse, Baroness Rose
Powell, Chilton L. (AC 1907)
Pratt, Alvord (AC 1904)
Pratt, C.M. (AC 1879)
Pratt, Hal [Harold, AC 1900?]
Pratt, John T. (AC 1896)
Pratt, William O. (AC 1877)
Pray, Helen Frances
Proctor, Fletcher D. (AC 1882)
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
For the Chapter: H.A. Wyckoff, J.D. Cornell
Raycroft, Joseph E.
Redfield, Henry S. (AC 1877)
Richardson, E.C. (AC 1880)
Roberts, Robert J.
Robinson, Walter S. (AC 1884)
Rolfe, W.J. (AC 1849)
Rossiter, W.S. (AC 1884)
Rouse, Frederick T. (AC 1882)
Rugg, F.A. (AC 1881)
Sabin, Henry (AC 1852)
Salter, Sumner (AC 1877)
Sanders, J.A. (AC 1878)
Sanderson, E.F. (AC 1896)
Sargent, D.A.
Sargent, F.D. (AC 1866)
Sawyer, Joseph H. (AC 1865)
Searle, L. Whitney (AC 1878)
Seelye, Hiram H. (AC 1879)
Seelye, Walter C. (AC 1895)
Seelye, William J. (AC 1879)
Seymour, John A. (AC 1849)
Shepard, Luther D. (AC 1862)
Skeele, Arthur F. (AC 1875)
Slocum, Edward T. (AC 1871)
Slocum, William F. (AC 1874)
Slocum, Winfield S. (AC 1869)
Smart, Isaac C. (AC 1881)
Smith, Charles Sprague (AC 1874)
Smith, Erastus G. (AC 1877)
Smith, Fred M. (AC 1884)
Smith, Henry O. (AC 1863)
Smith, Henry Preserved (AC 1869)
Smith, Josiah Renick (AC 1871)
Smith, Lucy Ely
Smith, Luther Ely (AC 1854)
Smith, Luther R. (AC 1859)
Smith, Roland Cotton (AC 1882)
Snell, M. Porter (AC 1861)
Spafford, Joseph H. (AC 1884)
Spahr, George T. (AC 1878)
Spaulding, Daniel M. (AC 1884)
Spear, Asa A. (AC 1866)
Stanton, George F. (AC 1863)
Stanton, John G. (AC 1870)
Stearns, Alfred E. (AC 1894)
Stearns, Emily Williston (Mrs. Frank Waterman, AC 1878)
Stearns, Frank Waterman (AC 1878)
Stearns, William Foster (AC 1882)
For: Fanny Clark Stearns
Douglas Clark Stearns (AC 1916)
William F. Stearns, Jr. (AC 1922)
Stearns, Mrs. W.A. (Mrs. Winfred Alden, AC 1876)
Stecher, William A.
Stocking, Jay T. (AC 1895)
Stoddard, E.W. (AC 1849)
Stone, Alaric (AC 1878)
Stone, Baman N. (AC 1863)
Stoneroad, Rebecca
Storey, Thomas A.
Strong, Edward A. (AC 1855)
Sullivan, James E.
Sybrandt, William H. (AC 1876)
Talbot, Mignon (daughter of Ben Talbot)
[Taws?], Frank D.
Tenney, Henry M. (AC 1864)
Terry, Charles A. (AC 1879)
Thayer, Lucius H. (AC 1882)
Thompson, Fred L. (AC 1892)
Thompson, Joseph Osgood (AC 1884)
Thrall, J. Brainerd (AC 1873)
Thrall, W. Herbert (AC 1877)
Titsworth, Henry H. (AC 1897)
Tobey, Rufus B. (AC 1877)
Towne, Arthur W. (AC 1901)
Tufts, J.H. (AC 1884)
Tyler, Henry M. (AC 1865)
Upham, Edward D. (AC 1884)
Utter, George H. (AC 1877)
Vanderbilt, John L. (AC 1901)
Von Cleft, Henrietta
Wadsworth, Guy W. (AC 1884)
Wald, Lillian D.
Ward, Herbert D. (AC 1884)
Ward, Samuel
Ward, William [D--?]
Washburn, John [A.]
Welden, Charles F.
Wellman, Arthur H. (AC 1878)
Wells, Reuben F. (AC 1901)
Wheeler, Ralph W. (AC 1906)
Whipple, George N. (AC 1878)
Whitcomb, David (AC 1900)
White, Alden Perley (AC 1878)
Whittemore, L.D. (AC 1880)
Whittier, F.N.
Willcox, Walter F. (AC 1884)
Williston, Martin L. (AC 1864)
Wilson, Eugene S. (AC 1902)
[Wittich, G.]
Withington, Nathan Noyes (AC 1851)
Wood, Ira C. (AC 1886)
Woods, Robert M. (AC 1869)
Woodward, Rufus S. (AC 1881)
Woolley, Mary E.
Wyman, Walter (AC 1870)
"Katharine" from Newfoundland, NJ
Reply from Edward Hitchcock - Printed card with general reply by Edward Hitchcock to all who sent him birthday wishes
Newsclipping - re: Edward Hitchcock's birthday, dated May 23, 1908
Aldinger, A.K., MD, Director State Normal SchoolDepartment of Physical TrainingBloomsburg, Pennsylvania 9 April 1901
Allen, H. Mabelle31 Prospect St.Woonsocket, Rhode Island n.d.
Anagnor, MichaelPerkins Institute and Massachusetts School for the Blind South Boston, Massachusetts 10 April 1901
Anderson, Henry S.Director of GymnasticsUniversity SchoolCleveland, Ohio 10 April 1901
Babbitt, James A.DirectorDepartment of Physical EducationHaverford College 12 April 1901
Babcock, Maud MayDirector of Gymnasium for Women, Asst. Professor of Physical EducationUniversity of UtahSalt Lake City, Utah 16 April 1901
Backus, Truman S.The Packer Collegiate Institute Brooklyn, New York 6 April 1901
Baer, Clara GregoryH. Sophie Newcomb Memorial College Tulane UniversityNew Orleans 10 April 1901
Bailey, Florence Z.Teacher of Physical CultureProspect Hill SchoolGreenfield, Massachusetts n.d.
Ball, Wm. H.Physical Director, Young Men's Christian Association of the City of MontrealQuebec 11 April 1901
Balliet, Thomas M.Superintendent of SchoolsSpringfield, Massachusetts 6 April 1901
Bancroft, Jessie H.Director of Physical TrainingDepartment of Education School BoardBrooklyn, New York 13 April 1901
Barrett, A.L.Physical InstructorNew York Public SchoolsNew York 15 April 1901
Beiderhase, JosephineDirector of Physical TrainingThe Wadleigh High SchoolBorough of ManhattanNew York 12 April 1901
Bennett, GazellaTeacher of GymnasticsPerkins Institution and School for the BlindSouth Boston, Massachusetts 13 April 1901
Beyer, H.G.United States Receiving Ship Wabash Navy YardBoston, Massachusetts 16 April 1901
[Bick], KatharineDirector of Physical Education of High Schools of Borough of QueensQueens, New York April 1901
Bolin, JakobInstructorNew Haven Normal School of GymnasticsNew Haven, CT n.d.
Bolin, Sigrid n.d.
Bolster, W.W., Jr.DirectorBaks College Gymnasium n.d.
Bowditch, H.P.Professor of PhysiologyHarvard Medical SchoolCambridge, Massachusetts 11 April 1901
Brown, Elias, MDPhysical DirectorThe Barnard School for BoysNew York, New York 11 April 1901
Brown, Wm.S.TreasurerA.G. Spalding & Bros.New York, New York 23 April 1901
Burnham, Stella M.Director, The Burnham GymnasiumThe Burnham Physical Training School for TeachersMilwaukee 20 April 1901
Bush, Charlotte F.
See: Green, Grace G.
Buxton, Harrison H.Physical DirectorYoung Men's Christian Association of the OrangesOrange, New Jersey 9 April 1901
Carret, ChristinaDirector of Physical Training in the Public Schools of Attleborough; Teacher of Swedish Gymnastics Dr. Sargent's Normal SchoolCambridge, Massachusetts 11 April 1901
Channing, WalterThe Buckingham [Hotel]New York, New York 16 April 1901
Coe, Helen L.Director of the Portland School of GymnasticsPortland, Maine 12 April 1901
Coop, William L.General ManagerNarragansett Machine Co.Providence, Rhode Island 10 April 1901
Corey, William H.Physical DirectorBoston Public GymnasiumBoston 10 April 1901
Cory, Alberta J.Physical DirectorHarlem YWCANew York 10 April 1901
Crane, Winthrop MurrayGovernorCommonwealth of MassachusettsExecutive DepartmentBoston 10 April 1901
Day, W.E.Director of the Physical DepartmentYoung Men's Christian Association Dayton, Ohio 13 April 1901
Eberhard, Charles E. Director, GymnasiumBoston Athletic AssociationBoston April 1901
Ehinger, C.E.Director, Physical EducationState Normal School of PennsylvaniaWest Chester, Pennsylvania 14 April 1901
Elkinton, Thomas121 South 3rd. StreetPhiladelphia 13 April 1901
Elsom, J.C., MDProfessor of Physical Culture and Director of the GymnasiumUniversity of WisconsinMadison 11 April 1901
Fallows, Edward H.Law Offices, Carter & FallowsNew York, New York 13 April 1901
Fitzpatrick, KeeneDirector, Waterman GymnasiumUniversity of MichiganAnn Arbor 11 April 1901
Foglesong, NellieDirectorDayton View GymnasiumDayton 17 April 1901
Gammon, MontaguePrincipalRome Public SchoolsRome, Georgia 16 April 1901
Garside, MarthaInstructor in Physical Training for WomenPratt Institute n.d.
One letter signed by: 22 April 1901
Green, Grace G.Instructor, GymnasticsPennsylvania Institution for the Deaf
Hunter, Marion D.Instructor of GymnasticsPratt Institute
Bush, Charlotte F.Gymnastic InstructorSt. Catherine's HallBrooklyn, New York
Hadley, Arthur T.President's OfficeYale UniversityNew Haven 11 April 1901
Hall, Carolyn Ladd, MDHaverford, Pennsylvania 11 April 1901
Hall, Granville StanleyPresidentClark UniversityWorcester, Massachusetts April 1901
Harris, GeorgePresidentAmherst CollegeAmherst, Massachusetts 19 April 1901
Harris, Wm.CommissionerDepartment of the InteriorBureau of EducationWashington, DC 8 April 1901
Helm, Joseph RaymondDirector, Physical TrainingYoung Men's Christian UnionInstructor, Dr. Savage InstituteNew York 13 April 1901
Hermann, ErnstDirector of Physical TrainingMassachusetts Hospital for Dipsomaniacs and Inebriates at Foxborough 12 April 1901
Hill, Lucille EatonWellesley CollegeMassachusetts 13 April 1901
Howard, Amy MorrisBoston Normal School of GymnasticsHuntington AvenueBoston 17 April 1901
Hopkins, Maude G.Director of Physical TrainingDrexel Institute of Art, Science, and IndustryPhiladelphia 12 April 1901
Hughes, Laura A.C., MDFemale Medical Director of the "City of Boston Gymnasia" in Wards II and XIXDepartment of BathsBoston May 31, 1901
Hunter, Marion D.
Hyne, Wm. [DeW.]Bowdoin CollegeBrunswick, Maine 12 April 1901
Johnson, G.E.Superintendent of SchoolsAndover, Massachusetts 20 April 1901
Jones, Mary MillerPrincipalThe M.M. Jones SchoolPhiladelphia n.d.
Judd, Charles H. 20 April 1901
Kallenburg, H.F., MDAssociate PrincipalPhysical Department of the Secretarial Institute and Training School of Chicago 11 April 1901
Kinnicutt, W.H., MDPhysical DirectorYoung Men's Christian Association of Cleveland Ohio 10 April 1901
Lambeth, W.A., MDDirector of Fayerweather Gymnasium and Lecturer on HygieneUniversity of Virginia 10 April 1901
Lawrence, Margaret StantonDirector, Physical TrainingTeacher's CollegeColumbia UniversityNew York 12 April 1901
Leibold, AntonSupervisor, Physical CulturePublic SchoolsColumbus, Ohio 15 April 1901
Leland, G.A. (AC 1874) 20 April 1901
Levermore, Charles H.PresidentAdelphi CollegeBrooklyn, New York 6 April 1901
Lindley, E. MargueriteLecturer on Physical Economics 10 April 1901
Love, Edith MaclureDirector of Physical Training for WomenIndiana State Normal SchoolTerre Haute 11 April 1901
Lovett, Robert W., MDPresidentBoston Society for the Advancement of Physical EducationBoston 13 April 1901
Low, SethPresidentColumbia UniversityNew York 6 April 1901
MacCracken, Henry MitchellChancellor's Office New York UniversityUniversity Heights, New York 6 April 1901
McCurdy, J.H., MDPhysiology of Exercise, Gymnastics, Athletics International Young Men's Christian Association Training SchoolSpringfield, Massachusetts 12 April 1901
McKenzie, R. Tait, MDLecturer on Artistic Anatomy, Art Association, Medical Examiner and Instructor, Demonstrator of Anatomy, McGill University, MontrealPresident of the American Association of College Gymnasium DirectorsMontreal 11 April 1901
Mills, A.G.Vice PresidentOtis Elevator CompanyNew York 15 April 1901
Morris, R. AnnaSpecial Teacher of Elocution and Physical Training in the Normal School and Supervisor of Physical Training in the Primary Grades of the Public Schools ofCleveland, Ohio 10 April 1901
Morse, Richard C.General Secretary The International Committee of Young Men's Christian AssociationsNew York 13 April 1901
Mosher, Elizabeth M.Department of Literature, Science, and the Arts University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan 11 April 1901
Mott, E.L.Assistant Secretary Young Women's Christian Association Poughkeepsie, New York 9 April 1901
[Moxous?], Philip StaffordPastorSouth Church Springfield, Massachusetts 11 April 1901
Mulliner, Mary Rees, MDNational Council, AAAPE Secretary, Boston Physical Education Society Vice-President, Boston Physical Education Society 11 April 1901
Narry, Hope WentworthDurant Gymnasium Boston 15 April 1901
Nelligan, Richard F.Instructor, Gymnastics and Athletics, Pratt Gymnasium Amherst CollegeAmherst, Massachusetts 12 April 1901
Otis, Edward O., MDBoston 9 April 1901
[Posse?], Baroness RoseDirector, Posse GymnasiumEditor, Posse Gymnasium JournalBoston 9 April 1901
Potter, Mary GoddardDirector of GymnasiumYoung Women's Christian Association Brooklyn, New York 11 April 1901
Pritchard, Henry [S.?]PresidentMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyBoston 12 April 1901
Raycroft, Joseph E.Medical Examiner Department of Physical CultureUniversity of Chicago 13 April 1901
Regna, M. Augusta, MDSuperintendent of Physical EducationBoroughs of Manhattan and the BronxNew York 22 April 1901
Richards, Eugene L.Professor of MathDirector of the Yale GymnasiumYale UniversityNew Haven 9 April 1901
Rideout, Mel B.Physical DirectorYoung Men's Christian Association of the City of WashingtonWashington, DC 9 April 1901
Rieder, AdolphPhysical DirectorGermania Turnverein 20 April 1901
Sargent, D.A. Harvard UniversityHemenway GymnasiumCambridge, Massachusetts 11 April 1901
Savage, Watson L.President of the New York Normal School of Physical EducationDirector of the GymnasiumColumbia UniversityNew York 12 April 1901
Scales, Carrie LouiseNewton, Massachusetts 10 April 1901
Schlick, AgnesTeacher of Physical CultureHarrisburg, Pennsylvania 12 April 1901
Schulz, C.F.E.Director, Physical TrainingPublic Schools of Baltimore Maryland 16 April 1901
Scott, John A.R.Professor of Athletics and Director of the GymnasiumSyracuse UniversitySyracuse, New York n.d.
Seaver, Jay W.Associate Director of Yale GymnasiumYale UniversityNew Haven, Connecticut 13 April 1901
Smith, Adela J.Director, Gymnasium for Women and ChildrenDirector of Physical Training, Y.W.C.A.Passaic, New Jersey 12 April 1901
Spiegle, Grace E., MDTeacher of Hygiene and Director of Physical TrainingPhiladelphia Normal School for Girls 13 April 1901
Spore, Nellie AmeliaDirector of Physical TrainingMount Holyoke CollegeSouth Hadley, Massachusetts n.d.
[Stoneroad], RebeccaDirectorPhysical Training, Public SchoolsWashington, DC 10 April 1901
Suder, HenryDirector of Physical Training[Jahn?] Physical Training ClubChicago 20 April 1901
Sullivan, J.E.Secretary-TreasurerAmateur Athletic Union of the United StatesNew York 17 April 1901
Taylor, Dr. Henry LingNew York 6 April 1901
Thayer, Ada F.Director of Physical TrainingDepartment of EducationSyracuse, New York 10 April 1901
Thompson, W. GrantDisciplinarian and Physical DirectorUnited States Indian Industrial School Carlisle, Pennsylvania 11 April 1901
Towne, S.R., MDPresident, Nebraska State AAAPEProfessor of Hygiene and State [Med]Omaha Medical CollegeNebraska 12 April 1901
Valdes, F.P.Physical DirectorHigh Schools of CharlestonSouth Carolina 12 April 1901
Wallin, Mathilde K., MDNew York 13 April 1901
Warner, Lucien C.Chairman of the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Associations of North AmericaNew York 16 April 1901
Zapp, Karl, MDInstructor of Germania Turnverein and Jewish Orphan AsylumCleveland, Ohio 11 April 1901
Gulick, LutherPratt InstituteBrooklyn, New York 11 Oct 1901
(Letter to Dr. Hitchcock upon presentation of the bound volume)
Tyler, J.M. (AC 1873) 20 April 1901
"Address of Professor J.M. Tyler of Amherst College at the dinner tendered to Doctor Edward Hitchcock..."
Bound in the volume:
Speech delivered by George A. Leland (AC 1874) 1899
Dean, Artemas (AC 1842) to W.S. Tyler 1899 Jun 22
Locke, Calvin S. (AC 1849) to Leland 1899 May 25
Dickinson, Marquis F. (AC 1862) to Leland 1899 May 24
Derby, Hasket (AC 1855) to Leland 1899 May 31
Leland to Marquis F. Dickinson (AC 1862), with reply on same letter from Dickinson 1899 May 29
Allen, Francis R. (AC 1865) to Leland 1899 May 26
Currier, Edward W. (AC 1865) to Phillips 1899 Jun 1
Saylor, Francis H. (AC 1865) to Phillips 1899 Jun 3
Cobb, William H. (AC 1867) to Leland 1899 Jun 3
Burnham, Michael (AC 1867) to Phillips 1899 May 24
Votaw, Elihu H. (AC 1869) to [H.B.] Richardson [AC 1869?] 1899 [May 5?]
Donald, Elijah W. (AC 1869) to Leland 1899 May 26
Childs, James H. (AC 1869) to [?] 1899 Jun 14
Holland, William J. (AC 1869) to Phillips 1899 Jun [2?]
Smith, Winthrop (AC 1869) to Phillips 1899 Jun 5
Allen, Charles H. (AC 1869) to Phillips 1899 May 27
Daniels, Charles H. (AC 1870) to [?] n.d.
Bridgeman, Raymond L. (AC 1871) to [?] Tyler 1899 May 20
Ames, Charles H. (AC 1870) to Leland 1899 May 31
Thompson, Albert H. (AC 1872) to White 1899 May 24
Thompson, Albert H. (AC 1872) to [?] [1899]
Dingwell, James (AC 1872) to Phillips 1899 Jun 9
[Benedict, Arthur J. (AC 1872)] to Phillips [1899] Jun 2
[Hartwell, Edward M.] (AC 1873) to [?] 1899 Jun 21
Merrill, William C. (AC 1874) to Leland 1899 May 26
Leland to J.M. Tyler 1899 May 19
Dewey, Melvil (AC 1874) to W.S. Tyler 1899 Jun 22
Buffum, Charles A. (AC 1875) to Phillips 1899 Jun 3
Scoville, Frank C. (AC 1875) to Phillips 1899 May 30
Armstrong, Edward P. (AC 1875) to Phillips 1899 May 30
Brooks, Stephen D. (AC 1875) to Phillips 1899 Jun 1
Goodale, David W. (AC 1875) to [?] 1899 Jun 9
Tobey, Rufus B. (AC 1877) to Leland 1899 May 24
Kress, George (AC 1877) to "Classmate" [Pratt] 1899 May 29
Pearson, Arthur H. (AC 1877) to Pratt 1899 Jun 2
Coffran, Frank H. (AC 1877) to Pratt 1899 Jun 7
Mason, Alfred DeW. (AC 1877) to Pratt 1899 Jun 5
Pratt, William O. (AC 1877) to "Classmate," with reply on same letter from George L. Fowler (AC 1877) 1899 May 26
Weeden, William O. (AC 1877) to Pratt 1899 May 29
Robinson, Thomas (AC 1872) to Phillips 1899 Jun 4
Mossman, Walter B. (AC 1878) to [?], fragment [1899]
Whipple, George N. (AC 1878) to Leland 1899 Jun 21
Kelly, Arthur W. (AC 1879) to Leland 1899 May 26
Bemis, Albion F. (AC 1880) to Phillips 1899 May 18
Cummings, George H. (AC 1880) Phillips 1899 Jun 5
Knowlton, William A. (AC 1881) to Phillips 1899 Jun 13
Murphy, Starr J. (AC 1881) to J.M. Tyler 1899 May 29
Abbott, Lawrence F. (AC 1881) to Phillips 1899 May 27
Woodward, Rufus S. (AC 1881) to Leland 1899 May 25
Kemp, James F. (AC 1881) to Phillips 1899 Jun 7
Parsons, Frank H. (AC 1881) to Phillips 1899 Jun 1
Wells, Edwin P. (AC 1881) to Phillips 1899 Jun 10
Whitehead, Jacob P. (AC 1882) to Edward Hitchcock (AC 1849) 1899 Jul 18
Dakin, Arthur H. (AC 1884) to Leland 1899 Jun 8
Kelsey, Charles E. (AC 1884) to Leland 1899 May 31
Galloway, Tod B. (AC 1885) to Charles R. Fay (AC 1890), with note on same letter from Fay to Phillips 1899 May 25
Jones, Charles A. (AC 1885) to W.S. Tyler 1899 Jun 21
Fallows, Edward H. (AC 1886) to Phillips 1899 May 22
Smith, Luther E. (AC 1894) [1899]
Chard, James A. (AC 1892) to J.M. Tyler 1899 Jun 26
Willard, Thomas C. (AC 1887) to J.M. Tyler 1899 May 22
Pratt, Frederick B. (AC 1887] to Phillips 1899 May 19
Sibley, Charles A. (AC 1887) to J.M. Tyler 1899 May 20
Mallon, George B. (AC 1887) to [J.M.] Tyler 1899 May 20
Coombs, Zelotes W. (1888) to "Shorty" [Phillips] 1899 May 26
Hartwell, Shattuck O. (AC 1888) to "Classmates," with note on same letter from Wilson H. Perine (AC 1888) to "Shorty" Phillips 1899 May 22
Watkins, Royal P. (AC 1889) to J.M. Tyler [1899]
Smalley, Walter C. (AC 1892) to Leland 1899 Jun 19
Tibbets, George P. (AC 1885) to Phillips 1899 Jun 12
Pratt, Herbert L. (AC 1895) to "Billy" 1899 Jun 23
List of donors to the loving cup, includes names, class years, and dates of letters 1899 May-Jul
Loose letters:
Tyler, W.S. to Leland [1899]
Savage, Watson L. (AC 1882) to Phillips [1899]
Tyler, J.M. to "Doctor" 1899 May 18
Tyler, J.M. to Arthur H. Dakin (AC 1884), with annotation from Dakin 1899 May 20
Bancroft, Edward E. (AC 1883) to Leland 1899 May 24
Dyer, Almon J. (AC 1883) to Leland 1899 May 24
Tucker, Herbert A. (AC 1882) to "Doctor" [1899] May 26
Wheeler, Willard H. (AC 1884) to Leland (telegram) 1899 Jun 5
Tyler, W.S. to Leland 1899 Jun 5
Dakin, Arthur H. (AC 1884) to Leland 1899 Jun 6
Todd, David P. (AC 1875) to Leland 1899 Jun 6
Wheeler, Willard H. (AC 1884) to Leland 1899 Jun 6
Tyler, W.S. to Leland 1899 Jun 12
Phillips to Leland 1899 Jul 2
Tyler, J.M. to Leland 1899 Jun 17
Todd, David P. (AC 1875) to Leland 1899 Jun 19
Todd, David P. (AC 1875) to Leland 1899 Jun 21
Tyler, J.M. to Leland 1899 Jun 22
Tyler, J.M. to Leland (telegram) 1899 Jun 22