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Anderson, Susan F. White

Collection — Box: 225

Identifier: 02-08-001-Small Collection 2856

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Andrew Armstrong legal document

Collection — Box: 2

Identifier: MS-SC39

Scope and Contents Consists of one certificate of emancipation of Joe, a slave. The document was signed by slave owner Andrew Armstrong and witnessed by James B. January and Robert Holmes.

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Andrew (Civil War Soldier)

Collection — Box: 10

Identifier: 02-08-001-Small Collection 234

Scope and Contents Discusses camp life and personal matters. Letterhead from 2nd Brigade, 6th Division, Illinois Volunteer Militia.

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Overview Andrew H. Hershey was born on January 3, 1840 in Marietta, Pennsylvania to Dr. Andrew Hershey, a physician, and Fannie Nase. Dr. Hershey died in 1839 at the age of thirty-seven. Fannie remarried, this time to Mr. William Macken, and she, William, and Andrew moved to Savanna, Illinois. Hershey attended Mt. Carroll Seminary for two years before enlisting in 1861 with Company K of the 15th Illinois Infantry after the outbreak of the Civil War. Hershey joined the company in Rolla, Missouri. Notable...

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Andrews Family

Collection — Box: 239

Identifier: 02-08-001-Small Collection 3164

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Andrews Family Papers

Collection — Box: 101

Identifier: 02-08-001-Small Collection 1706

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Anna Ridgely Hudson Diaries

Collection

Identifier: BC304

Overview Young woman in Springfield, Illinois, who wrote about her social and religious activities and her feelings about these, while growing into womanhood as the daughter of a prominent Springfield banker, Nicholas H. Ridgley. Anna was one of thirteen children. Her father came from Maryland, where his father owned a tobacco plantation. In 1835 he was appointed the cashier from the State Bank of Illinois and remained with it until it closed. In 1866 he and two of his sons formed the Ridgely National...

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Anna Risse Papers

Collection

Identifier: MS-BC760

Abstract Anna Risse worked in the Illinois governor's office from the 1930s to the 1970s, serving as stenographer or secretary for governors Louis Emmerson, Henry Horner, Dwight Green, and Adlai Stevenson II. The collection contains letters and greeting cards written to and from Risse, many of them from Ambassador William Blair and Governor Stevenson. The collection also contains newspaper clippings and photographs.

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Anne Willer papers

Collection

Identifier: MS-BC696

Abstract Member, Illinois House of Representatives (6th district, Democrat) from LaGrange, Illinois, 1975-1980. House committee memberships included Human Resources, Judiciary II and Personnel and Pensions. Also member of Special Committee on Correction Industries, Legislative Council, Conference of Women Legislators and League of Women Voters.Correspondence, hearing transcripts and reports concerning Willer’s involvement with hearings on teen pregnancy sponsored by the Conference of Women...

Found in: Manuscript Collection

Anonymous, Parody on "Wait for the Wagon"

Collection — Box: 127

Identifier: 02-08-001-Small Collection 2016

Found in: Manuscript Collection

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Anderson, Susan F. White

Andrew Armstrong legal document

Andrew (Civil War Soldier)

Andrew H. Hershey Papers

Andrews Family

Andrews Family Papers

Anna Ridgely Hudson Diaries

Anna Risse Papers

Anne Willer papers

Anonymous, Parody on "Wait for the Wagon"

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