Box 10
Container
Contains 6 Results:
Album of Anne Bentley Pearson, 1834-06-07 - 1837-08-23
Item — Box: 10, Item: 1
Identifier: Item 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Charles W. Pearson was a scholar of marked linguistic ability, a pastor with independent religious views, and in his youth a seafaring adventurer. His six children were Margaret, a housewife; Muriel, housewife and mink farmer; Josephine, a librarian; Ethel, defender of things English and genealogist; George, an investment executive; and Mowbray, an enterprising businessman who became a socioeconomic thinker in his later years. The material that all of these individuals have left behind as...
Dates:
1834-06-07 - 1837-08-23
Hadath Poetry Album, approximately 1894/approximately 1911
Item — Box: 10, Item: 2
Identifier: Item 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Charles W. Pearson was a scholar of marked linguistic ability, a pastor with independent religious views, and in his youth a seafaring adventurer. His six children were Margaret, a housewife; Muriel, housewife and mink farmer; Josephine, a librarian; Ethel, defender of things English and genealogist; George, an investment executive; and Mowbray, an enterprising businessman who became a socioeconomic thinker in his later years. The material that all of these individuals have left behind as...
Dates:
approximately 1894/approximately 1911
Photograph Album (Chiefly of Hadaths and Pearsons), approximately 1906/approximately 1910
Item — Box: 10, Item: 3
Identifier: Item 3
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Charles W. Pearson was a scholar of marked linguistic ability, a pastor with independent religious views, and in his youth a seafaring adventurer. His six children were Margaret, a housewife; Muriel, housewife and mink farmer; Josephine, a librarian; Ethel, defender of things English and genealogist; George, an investment executive; and Mowbray, an enterprising businessman who became a socioeconomic thinker in his later years. The material that all of these individuals have left behind as...
Dates:
approximately 1906/approximately 1910
Pearson Photograph Album (Plates), undated
Item — Box: 10, Item: 4
Identifier: Item 4
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Charles W. Pearson was a scholar of marked linguistic ability, a pastor with independent religious views, and in his youth a seafaring adventurer. His six children were Margaret, a housewife; Muriel, housewife and mink farmer; Josephine, a librarian; Ethel, defender of things English and genealogist; George, an investment executive; and Mowbray, an enterprising businessman who became a socioeconomic thinker in his later years. The material that all of these individuals have left behind as...
Dates:
undated
French Photograph Album (Plates), undated
Item — Box: 10, Item: 5
Identifier: Item 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Charles W. Pearson was a scholar of marked linguistic ability, a pastor with independent religious views, and in his youth a seafaring adventurer. His six children were Margaret, a housewife; Muriel, housewife and mink farmer; Josephine, a librarian; Ethel, defender of things English and genealogist; George, an investment executive; and Mowbray, an enterprising businessman who became a socioeconomic thinker in his later years. The material that all of these individuals have left behind as...
Dates:
undated
French Clipping Scrapbook., approximately1846/approximately1907
Item — Box: 10, Item: 6
Identifier: Item 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Charles W. Pearson was a scholar of marked linguistic ability, a pastor with independent religious views, and in his youth a seafaring adventurer. His six children were Margaret, a housewife; Muriel, housewife and mink farmer; Josephine, a librarian; Ethel, defender of things English and genealogist; George, an investment executive; and Mowbray, an enterprising businessman who became a socioeconomic thinker in his later years. The material that all of these individuals have left behind as...
Dates:
approximately1846/approximately1907