Box 243 1
Contains 149 Results:
Printed circular from 0. C. Gardiner of N.Y.C. to SR, Supt. of Common Schools, Tompkins County, October 8, 1846
Circular is a testimonial for the magazine American Quarterly Journal of Agriculture and Science; hand written letter {pages 2-3) is sent to encourage SR to subscribe to magazine.
From Oliver Dyer of New York to SR, October 8, 1846
Mr. Augustus Boyle will not be able to address 'the Teachers' Institute on Phonographics and sends his regrets.
From P. S. Ely, Hector, to SR of Ithaca, October 16, 1846
Ely's visit to Ithaca has been postponed a week. The Burdett School is in need of a teacher and Ely suggests that SR send them one.
Form letter from N. S. Benton, Supt. Common Schools, Secretary's Office, Dept. of Common Schools, Albany to County Superintendent SR, October 26, 1846
Blank reports for district trustees are available.
Form letter from Delphian Institute of Union College, Schenectady to SR as a former member, February 19, 1847
Asking for a donation of either money or books to keep, in the Institute's attempt to fit up a reading room.
From Alonzo Wynkoop, County Supt. of Chemung, to SR, Ithaca, March 15, 1847
Three counties, Tompkins, Steuben and Chemung are planning a union Teachers' Institute to which all the neighboring counties are being invited. The letter from Wynkoop is to inform SR of what has been planned so far; who the principal speakers will be, a sample of the notice to appear in the newspapers (handwritten).
From Alonzo Wynkoop, Chemung, to SR, Ithaca, April 10, 1847
Letter gives SR more news about the union Institute informing him that notices have been sent to newspapers. Wynkoop has had no definite answer from those whom he has asked to address the Institute, If all else fails, he will call upon SR to deliver an address. (first mention is made of Robertson being married as Wynkoop says " . . .and shall hope to meet your bride,. . . .")
From N. S. Benton, State of New York Secretary's Office, Dept. of Common Schools, Albany to SR, May 6, 1847
Letter says that land is liable to assessment by a district if it lies partially within that district and if the owner/occupant resides on the land in that particular district.
From B. F. Winegar, a member of SR's fraternity, Sigma Phi, at Union College, to SR, June 23, 1847
The fraternity needs donations from members to build a membership hall. This letter contains second mention of SR having recently married.