Box 20
Contains 13 Results:
Correspondence, 1911 January
Duggar sought Farlow's advice on whether to remain at Cornell or go to Columbia, Mo.
Correspondence, 1911 February
A picture from a newspaper depicted the president of the Southern Women's Club. The Duggars and Robertsons were patriotic towards the "Lost Cause" of the Confederacy.
Correspondence, 1911 March
Robertson suffered from tonsillitis.
Correspondence, 1911 April
Elizabeth Kerr Atkinson possessed a nice picture of Marie Louise Livingston (Robertson).
Correspondence, 1911 May
A childhood friend of Duggar's mother died.
Correspondence, 1911 June
J.D. Robertson, Marie's father, grew feebler.
Correspondence, 1911 July
Reuben Duggar's ears ring and his joints are stiff.
Correspondence, 1911 August
Duggar continued his research at Wood's Hole, Massachusetts
Correspondence, 1911 September
Robertson's mother can walk around a little bit.
Correspondence, 1911 October
A previous unidentified archivist at HI Archives surveyed the materials and gave a 1-2 sentence summary of each folder, which have been included in the notes under "Topics of Interest"