Box 5
Container
Contains 8 Results:
Perpetual Scholarships: General, 1853 - 2006
File — Box: 5, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1853 - 2006
Perpetual Scholarships: Returned Scholarships, 1857 - 2000
File — Box: 5, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1857 - 2000
Perpetual Scholarships: Returned Scholarship: Edward McConnell, 1856
File — Box: 5, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1856
Transferable Scholarships, 1857 - 1937
File — Box: 5, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1857 - 1937
Scholarships: Reports on Perpetual and Transferable Scholarships and on Scholarship Bonds, Office of the University Attorney, 1971, 1973
File — Box: 5, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1971, 1973
Perpetual Scholarships: Bonds, 1853 - 1855
File — Box: 5, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1853 - 1855
Perpetual Scholarships: Correspondence, 1878 - 2017
File — Box: 5, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
1878 - 2017
Perpetual Scholarships: Inventories, 2000, undated
File — Box: 5, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
To raise money with which to establish and fund their educational enterprise, Northwestern University’s founders and early trustees authorized in 1853 the sale of scholarship bonds, payable in installments for a total price of $100 each. Religious ministers and the orphaned children of ministers received a discounted price of $50 for the purchase of their bonds. Purchased bonds could be redeemed either for perpetual or transferable scholarships. Such scholarships could be used to send a...
Dates:
2000, undated